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Preschool ProgramsTOT Imagination (Ages 3 - 5)This unique pre-kindergarten class will focus on teachingstudents about animals, science, and nature. Students willhave the opportunity to learn through fun art and craftprojects, games, and songs. This class compliments ourother programs, giving your child the opportunity to attendmore days per week. Proof of immunization required.Please bring a snack and drink to each class.TOT Imagination (Mon/Wed)Days: Mon & Wed, 9:00 am - 12:00 pmInstructor: Sandy WiluszLocation: “A” Street Activity Room A545 South “A” StreetFee: $100 per month (except December)TOT Imagination (Tues/Thurs)Days: Tues & Thurs, 9:00 am - 12:00 pmInstructor: Sandy WiluszLocation: “A” Street Activity Room A545 South “A” StreetFee: $100 per month (except December)PreschoolTo You!Pre-K activities • SmallMotor Skills • Large MotorSkills • Social Skills • ParentParticipation • Special Events •Field Trips • Special Guest VisitsGet ReadyFOr School (Ages 4 - 6)This program focuses less on play and more on academics,preparing children to enter school. We will covermanuscript letter formation, letter names and sounds,listening comprehension, auditory discrimination and basicsight vocabulary, numbers 1-30, and writing their nameand phone number. This class will help students with theirhand-eye coordination, motor development, sound-symbolrelationships, letter recognition, phonics skills and more!Get Ready FOr School (Mon/Wed)Days: Mon & Wed, 9:00 am - 12:00 pmInstructor: Laura KettermanLocation: “A” Street Activity Room B545 South “A” StreetFee: $125 per month (Except December)Get Ready FOr School (Tues/Thurs)Days: Tues & Thurs, 9:00 am - 12:00 pmInstructor: Laura KettermanLocation: “A” Street Activity Room B545 South “A” StreetFee: $125 per month (Except December)Preschool To You is a weekly mobile programdesigned for children 3 ½ to 5 years of age and heldat neighborhood parks.This program is a year around preschool that beginsin July and end June of the following year. Pleasecall for information regarding registration, and parklocations. Children must be accompanied by an adult.MorningsAfternoons9:00 - 11:00 am12:30 - 2:30 pmPreschool to You:Where enthusiastic learningtakes place.Call (805) 385-8373for more information10 Fall 2013oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 10

Youth ClassesMulti-Media Art (aGes 5 - 8)Instructor: Kim ZimmermanLocation: Performing Arts Center800 Hobson Way( Fillmore Room)Fee: $40.00 (4 weeks) plus a$20 materials feeLet your artist within choose from ideas and mediums tocreate works of art. A different creation will be made each weekinspiring the artistic side of us all.9/10 - 10/1 T 3:30 - 4:30 pm10/8 - 10/29 T 3:30 - 4:30 pm11/5 - 11/26 T 3:30 - 4:30 pmLAPIDARY FOR JUNIORS(Ages 8-16)Instructor: Dr. K.S. HaraLocation: Durley Park ArtsCenter, 950 Hill StreetFee: $40 plus equipment fee (8 weeks)To register for this class call Kay Haraat (805) 525-7634This course introduces your child to the basic lapidarytechniques. Young people will learn how to cut andpolish cabochons from various colorful stones and thenmount them into jewelry. This is a parent/child course(a guardian must be present and participate in the classwith no additional cost). Class is limited to 5 Studentsplus their guardians. Come have fun with Kay!11/8 - 12/27 F 6:30 - 8:30 pmATA Martial Arts FOr Kids (Ages 6-11)Instructor: Romeo GregoryLocation: Wilson Senior Center (Arts Bldg.)350 North “C” StreetFee: $75 plus a $15 uniform fee (4 weeks)This class will teach Taekwondo Martial Arts. Instructionwill encompass strikes, kicks, blocks, and evadingtechniques as well as practical self-defense and streetawareness. The classes will be high energy with music,plyometrics, and other various forms of strength andconditioning wrapped in as a complete package designed togive the student an awesome experience.9/5 - 9/30 M/Th 5:25 - 6:25 pm10/7 - 11/4 M/Th 5:25 - 6:25 pm(No Class on 10/14)11/14 - 12/12 M/Th 5:25 - 6:25 pm(No Class on 11/28)Youth BEGINNING GUITAR (Ages 9-13)Instructor: Chuy LeonLocation: Performing Arts Center800 Hobson Way (Youth Center)Fee: $75 (8 Weeks)Fundamentals of guitar playing will be presented with anemphasis on enjoyment of music. Material will cover basicchords, scales, strumming and picking techniques. Class sessionswill be optimized to keep participants growing as guitarists.Students will need to furnish their own guitar and music stand.10/5 - 11/23 S 11:00 am - 12:00 pmATA offers classes for Adults too!See our classes on page 21!14 Fall 2013

Youth ClassesCAL STORM ATHLETICS (AGES 4-13)Instructor: Cal STORM AthleticsLocation: Wilson Senior Center (Arts Bldg.)350 North “C” StreetFee: $59 (8 weeks)CHEER/POM/DANCELearn Cheers, Chants, Jumps, Motions, Dances, andSTUNTS!! All Cal Storm classes are structured classesof TOTAL MOVEMENT and FUN! Cheerleaders willhave the option to perform in Parades, Football Games,Staples Center, and march with us down MAIN STREETU.S.A. at Disneyland!! Poms, T-shirts, and uniforms willbe available for purchase if student chooses to participatein performance events. All students will perform andreceive an award in our Holiday Jamboree on December8th. Students will have the option of performing at a LADodgers and Clippers game.9/7 - 10/26 S 9:00 - 9:40 am (Ages 4 - 6)9/7 - 10/26 S 10:30 - 11:15 am (Ages 7 - 9)9/7 - 10/26 S 12:15 - 1:00 pm (Ages 10 - 13)11/2 - 12/21 S 9:00 - 9:40 am (Ages 4 - 6)11/2 - 12/21 S 10:30 - 11:15 am (Ages 7 - 9)11/2 - 12/21 S 12:15 - 1:00 pm (Ages 10 - 13)CHEER/POM/DANCE ADVANCEDTake cheerleading to the next level! Students will learnstunting and more complicated routines. Student must takeCheer/Pom Dance prior to enrolling in this challengingclass. All students will perform and receive an award in ourHoliday Jamboree on December 8th. Students will have theoption of performing at a LA Dodgers and Clippers game.9/7 - 10/26 S 9:00 - 9:40 am (Ages 4 - 6)9/7 - 10/26 S 10:30 - 11:15 am (Ages 7 - 9)9/7 - 10/26 S 12:15 - 1:00 pm (Ages 10 - 13)11/2 - 12/21 S 9:00 - 9:40 am (Ages 4 - 6)11/2 - 12/21 S 10:30 - 11:15 am (Ages 7 - 9)11/2 - 12/21 S 12:15 - 1:00 pm (Ages 10 - 13)GYMNASTICSStudents will focus on balance, flexibility, and tumblingskills such as forward rolls, backward rolls, handstands,cartwheels, and all skills leading up to the back handspring.Coach Kim Anderson will be teaching tumbling classes.She has taught in the past eight years at the US OlympicTeam Training in Houston Texas under the supervisionof Bela Karolyi. Join us for some FUN! All students willperform and receive an award in our Holiday Jamboree onDecember 8th. Students will have the option of performingat a LA Dodgers and Clippers game.9/7 - 10/26 S 9:45 - 10:25 am (Ages 4 - 6)9/7 - 10/26 S 11:30 - 12:15 pm (Ages 7 - 9)9/7 - 10/26 S 1:00 - 1:45 pm (Ages 10 - 13)11/2 - 12/21 S 9:45 - 10:25 am (Ages 4 - 6)11/2 - 12/21 S 11:30 - 12:15 pm (Ages 7 - 9)11/2 - 12/21 S 1:00 - 1:45 pm (Ages 10 - 13)GYMNASTICS IIJoin us in a continuation class of gymnastics. Studentswill advance their tumbling skills, focusing on the backhandspring, series handsprings, and the back tuck. Studentsmust have completed and tested out of Gymnastics I priorto enrollment in Level II. All students will perform andreceive an award in our Holiday Jamboree on December8th. Students will have the option of performing at a LADodgers and Clippers game.9/7 - 10/26 S 9:45 - 10:25 am (Ages 4 - 6)9/7 - 10/26 S 11:30 - 12:15 pm (Ages 7 - 9)9/7 - 10/26 S 1:00 - 1:45 pm (Ages 10 - 13)11/2 - 12/21 S 9:45 - 10:25 am (Ages 4 - 6)11/2 - 12/21 S 11:30 - 12:15 pm (Ages 7 - 9)11/2 - 12/21 S 1:00 - 1:45 pm (Ages 10 - 13)Please... No Film or photography allowed.oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 15

Youth ClassesCoach Gil’s “Pee Wee” Soccer (Ages 3-5)Instructor: Coach GilFee: $30 per session (4 weeks)Children learn the basics while having great fun withpopular kids coach, “Coach Gil.” This class is designedfor parent and child to participate together in a safe, fun,and non-competitive environment, while playing under“Coach Gil’s Fun -style of teaching.” Playing in “Friendlyand Fun Soccer Games” is a must! Parent participation isencouraged. No special equipment required, Just You!West Village Park, 1501 Cesar Chavez Dr. (by play equip.)9/11- 10/2 W 4:00 - 4:45 pm10/16 - 11/6 W 4:00 - 4:45 pm11/20 - 12/11 W 4:00 - 4:45 pmCommunity Center West Park, 801 Hobson Way9/13 - 10/4 F 4:00 - 4:45 pm11/22 - 12/20 F 4:00 - 4:45 pm(No Class on 11/29)Community Center East Park, 800 Hobson Way (bybasketball court)10/18 - 11/8 F 4:00 - 4:45 pmSporTS on CourTS and Fields forCoaCH Gil’s “MID-EES” (Ages 5-9)Instructor: Coach GilFee: $30 per session (4 weeks)Come and have a “Fun Time” while learning the basicskills and rules of Soccer, Basketball or Baseball, whileplaying under Coach Gil’s “Fun Style of Teaching”. Parentparticipation encouraged. Don’t miss the “friendly andfun games”, while playing in a safe and non-competitiveenvironment. Your child will be ready for league play! Nospecial equipment is required, Just You!West Village Park, 1501 Cesar Chavez Dr. (by play equip.)9/11 - 10/2 W 5:00 - 5:45 pm Soccer10/16 - 11/6 W 5:00 - 5:45 pm Basketball11/20 - 12/11 W 5:00 - 5:45 pm BaseballCommunity Center West Park, 801 Hobson Way9/13 - 10/4 F 5:00 - 5:45 pm Soccer11/22 - 12/20 F 5:00 - 5:45 pm Baseball(No Class on 11/29)Community Center East Park, 800 Hobson Way (bybasketball court)10/18 - 11/8 F 5:00 - 5:45 pm BasketballFútbol para los “chiquillos” conCoaCH Gil (3-5 Años*)Instructor: Coach GilParque: West Village Park1501 Cesar Chavez DriveHonorarios: $30 por 4 semanasNiños aprenden con mucha Alegría, lo básico de fútbolcon el popular entrenador “Coach Gil.” Fútbol para los“chapulines,” es para que el padre/madre participencon el niño/niña, en un ambiente seguro, alegre y noncompetitivo.No pierda juegar en los “Partidos de Amistady Alegría” y también los padres pueden participar. ¡No serequisita equipo especial, Menos Tu!*Niño tiene tener tres anos de edad par la primer clase.9/12 - 10/3 Jueves 4:00 - 4:45 pm10/17 - 11/7 Jueves 4:00 - 4:45 pm11/21 - 12/19 Jueves 4:00 - 4:45 pm(No hay clase 11/28)Deportes en Cortes y Canchas para los“Grandesitos” (5-9 años)Instructor: Coach GilParque: West Village Park1501 Cesar Chavez DriveHonorarios: $30 por 4 semanasVengan y aprendan la técnica y reglas básicas de fútbol obaloncesto (basketball) o béisbol, mientras aprendiendo yjugando bajo el “entrenamiento de Alegría” de Coach Gil.No pierda juegar en los “Partidos de Amistad y Alegría”y también los padres pueden participar! No se requisitaequip especial, menos tu!9/12 - 10/3 Jueves 5:00 - 5:45 pm Fútbol10/17 - 11/7 Jueves 5:00 - 5:45 pm Baloncesto(Basketball)11/21 - 12/19 Jueves 5:00 - 5:45 pm Béisbol(No hay clase 11/28)16 Fall 2013

Youth ClassesSPORTS OF ALL SORTSInstructor: Coach Ryle Cole-LynchLocation: Pacifica High School,600 E. Gonzales Rd.(Meet on the grass area by the gym)Fee: $50 per session (6 weeks) includesSports of All Sorts ShirtAn introductory class to expose children to the fun of groupsports and games while building self-esteem and confidence.Skills will be taught in T-ball, Basketball, and Soccer.Emphasis will be placed on teaching children how to work ina team environment. Please register early, class is limited to25 students.10/5 - 11/16 S 10:00 - 10:45 am(No Class on 11/9)TOT BASKETBALL (Boys & Girls, Ages 3-7)Instructor: Coach Ryle Cole-LynchLocation: Pacifica High School,600 E. Gonzales Rd.(Meet on the grass area by the gym)Fee: $50 per session (6 weeks)This six week course will introduce your child to thefundamentals of basketball. Emphasis is placed on theenjoyment of the sport with skills, sportsmanship, and teamcamaraderie. Lowered baskets and reduced size balls areused to increase learning and enjoyment. Parents are invitedto join.10/5 - 11/23 S 9:00 - 9:45 am(No Class on 11/9)TOT SOCCER (Boys & Girls, Ages 3-7)Instructor: Armando BraicoLocation: College Estate Parks 1400 Gary Dr.Fee: $48 (6 weeks) includes a medalAn introduction and fundamentals of the game taughtby Armando Braico and his staff (parent assistance isencouraged). Armando has taught over 20 years andauthored two soccer manuals. His technique has beenduplicated by many across the U.S.; you will see why heis so successful as you watch your child playing positionsfrom the very first hour of practice!Class emphasis will be placed on the enjoyment of thesport. Skills, sportsmanship and team camaraderie are alsoan important component taught as well. Children will beseparated according to age/size and skill. Students will alsoplay “game”. Optional: $20.00 materials fee to instructor atthe first class for handbook, soccer ball, and T-shirt.9/7 - 10/12 S 12:30 - 1:15 pm11/2 - 12/14 S 12:30 - 1:15 pmMADD DOG SOCCER (Boys & Girls, Ages 6-10)Instructor: Armando BraicoLocation: College Estate Parks 1400 Gary Dr.Fee: $48 (6 weeks) includes a medalThe soccer class is taught by Armando Braico who hastaught over 20 years and authored two soccer manuals. Histechnique has been duplicated by many across the U.S. Ifyou are looking for a class that will help your child learnto stay healthy, positive, fit and happy while having fun,this is it! You’ll be amazed how the creativity and overallexperience of this class will enable your child to developfriendships, discipline, and a real love of the sport. Yourchild will be playing as well as those twice their age in avery short time!Classes typically consist of 20 minutes of new drills and 40minutes of instructional game playing. An optional $20.00materials fee is payable to instructor at the first class forMadd Dog T-shirt, BALL, and Soccer Coloring Book.9/7 - 10/12 S 12:30 - 1:30 pm11/2 - 12/14 S 12:30 - 1:30 pmoxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 17

Youth SportsYouth SporTS LeaguesRecreation and Community Services offers leagues invarious sports. Entry forms are available at www.oxnardrec.org or at the Recreation and Community Services officelocated at 545 South “A” Street. For more information, callus at (805) 385-7995.Boys Basketball (Grades 2 - 8)Registration: October 28 thru December 2League Starts: January 4Manager’s Meeting: December 11 at 6:00 pmLocated at 545 South “A”StreetFee:$60 per teamDivisions A/B/C: 7th and 8th GradeDivision D: 6th GradeDivision E: 5th GradeDivision F: 3rd and 4th GradeDivision G: 2nd GradeGirl’s Basketball (Grades 3 - 8)Registration: October 14 thru November 3League Starts: December 2Manager’s Meeting: November 14 at 6:00 pmLocated at 545 South A StreetFee:$60 per teamDivision A: 7th and 8th GradeDivision B: 5th and 6th GradeDivision C: 3rd and 4th GradeFlag FOOTBall (Boys & Girls, Grade 4 - 8)Registration: August 19 thru September 9League starts: October 5Managers Meeting: September 19 at 6:00 pmLocated at 545 South A StreetFee:$60 per teamA Division: Born in 2000 or 2001Players born in 2000/2001 and players born in 1999and in a grade no higher than 8th are eligible.B Division: Born in 2002 or 2003Players born in 2002/2003 and players born in 2001and in a grade no higher than 6th are eligible.C Division: Born in 2004 or 2005Players born in 2004/2005 and players born in 2003and in a grade no higher than 4th are eligible.Youth Volleyball (Girls, Grades 5 - 8)Registration: August 23 thru September 9League starts: September 30Managers Meeting: September 18 at 6:00 pmLocated at 545 South A StreetFee:$60 per team.A Division: 7th & 8th grade girlsB Division: 5th & 6th grade girlsDates are subject to change.18 Fall 2013

Youth SportsMighty Mights SporTSYearly Calendar 2013We offer Mighty Mights instructional sports leagues toyouth ages 5 to 6. Mighty Mights does not keep score;rather, it emphasizes enjoyment of the sport, skills,sportsmanship and team play. Lowered baskets and reducedsize balls will be used to encourage learning and enjoyment.Parents are invited to participate in the learning process.Registration is individual-only; no team registrations.Flag FOOTBall – Mini Mights (ages 5 & 6)Registration: July 29 thru Sept 13, 2013Fee: $50.00Parent Meeting: September 19 at 5:30– 6:30at Community Center WestPark (801 Hobson Way)Practices Start: September 19, 2013at Community Center WestPark (801 Hobson Way)Games Start: October 12, 2013 atCommunity Center West Park(801 Hobson Way)Fall Basketball (ages 5 & 6)Registration: Oct 28 thru Nov 29, 2013Fee: $50.00Parent Meeting: December 12 at 5:30– 6:30at Colonia Gym(195 Marquita St)Practices: December 18at Colonia Gym(195 Marquita St)Games Start: January 11, 2014 atColonia Gym(195 Marquita St)Register online at oxnardrec.org or visit our office at 545South “A” Street. For more information please contact theRecreation Office at (805) 385-7995.Youth SporTSOrganizationsBoys & Girls ClubHueneme Branch ................................................ 271-9773MVS Youth Center .............................................. 815-4999Harriet H. Samuelsson ........................................ 483-1118Youth SoccerNothside AYSO .................................................... 985-2976Southside AYSO .................................................. 815-3553P.A.L. .................................................................... 385-8230Youth FootballKnights, Thomas Espinoza ................................. 216-8427thomasespinoza31@yahoo.comoxnardknightsfootball.comOxnard Panthers, Robert Baca ......................... 612-6986oxnardpanthers@hotmail.comYouth TrackOxnard Stars, John Speed .................................. 988-9850www.oxnardstars.comGirls SoftballMermaids, Joe Guerra ........................................ 660-0512morayjoe@roadrunner.commermaidssoftball.orgSeaside, Jeremy Radwich ................................... 216-6123eteamz.com/seasideofoxnardEl Rio ASA, Andy Robles .................................... 351-5054Youth BaseballSunset L.L., Helen Lopez .................................... 486-1891Southside L.L., George Galvan .......................... 612-1395Eastside L.L., Danny Matos ................................ 651-5954El Rio L.L., Larry Foster .................................... 469-4009AquaticsTitan Water Polo, Debi Owen ............................. 388-1238CIA Swim/Water Polo, Sheri Neely .................... 486-2121OUHSD Aquatics, Sheri Neely ........................... 278-0910City of OxnardYouth Sports, John Godina ................................. 385-7995Police ActivitiesYouth Sports, Terrel Harrison Jr. ....................... 385-8230Youth VolleyballUnited States Volleyball League .............. 1-888-988-7985www.usyvl.orgoxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 19

Adult ClassesBASIC CPRInstructor:Location:Fee:Glenda Mahon3rd St. Community Room300 West 3rd Street (“B” Street Entrance)$30 plus a $10 materials feeThis class teaches adult, child, and infant CPR and chokingtechniques using lecture, video, and manikin demonstrations.Students will do return demonstration on the manikins to receivea 2 year card certifying them in CPR. A $10.00 material fee ispayable to instructor at the first class for a CPR book. Thisclass is for child-care providers, teachers, foster parents, and thegeneral public. It is not credited for health care providers.9/28 S 9:00 - 12:00 pm10/19 S 9:00 - 12:00 pmHEALTH CARE PROVIDER CPRInstructor: Glenda MahonLocation: 3rd St. Community Room300 West 3rd Street (“B” Street Entrance)Fee: $60 plus a $20 materials feeThis class is intended for anyone working in the health careprofession such as EMT’s, Paramedics, Nurses, RespiratoryTherapists, Dental Assistants, etc. Students will receive a 2 yearHealth Care Provider CPR card upon successful completion of thecourse. A $20 materials fee is due to instructor at the first class.10/12 S 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFIRST AID BASICSInstructor: Glenda MahonLocation: 3rd St. Community Room300 West 3rd Street (“B” Street Entrance)Fee: $30 plus a $10 materials fee dueThis class teaches basic first aid skills including controllingbleeding, recognizing shock, caring for burns, applying splintsand dealing with sudden illness. Class will be taught usinglecture, video, and hands on practice. Students will receive a 2year certification for basic first aid. A $10.00 materials fee is dueto instructor at the first class for First Aid book. This class is forchild-care providers, teachers, foster parents, and the generalpublic. It is not credited for health care providers.9/28 S 1:00 - 4:00 pm10/19 S 1:00 - 4:00 pmDOG OBEDIENCE CLASSESInstructor: Christy ReedLocation: Performing Arts Center800 Hobson Way (Meet in theYouthth Center Parking Lot)Fee: $85 (6 weeks)BASIC (LEVEL 1) OBEDIENCE CLASSThis class uses Rewards-based basic obedience training fordogs with little or no previous training. The class will cover“watch me”, “take it”, “leave it”, “come”, loose-leash walking,“sit-stay”, “down-stay” and socialization. Dog owners of allages are welcome at the discretion of the trainer. Childrenmust bring a parent. Dogs must be 4 mos. or older havingproof of all required vaccinations (DHPP, Bordatella& Rabies). Please bring proof of these shots to the firstclass. No choke chains or prong collars allowed. Noretractable or chain leashes allowed. No aggressive dogs.Register early as class is open to only 10 dogs.10/9 - 11/13 W 5:30 - 6:30 pmLEVEL 2 OBEDIENCE CLASSThis class focuses on working the dogs through higherlevels of distraction. We’ll learn to heel, wait, touch, andsettle. Also we will review what we learned in the basicclass with more stimulation. I’ll teach the dogs to work ina fun, positive manner. Humans and dogs alike will enjoythis learning experience! Prereq: Basic level 1 class orequivalent. All dogs must show vaccination records for:7:1, rabies & bordatella on the first day of class. No chokechains or prong collars.10/9 - 11/13 W 6:30 - 7:30 pm20 Fall 2013

Adult ClassesPOSITIVE PARENTING CLASS (Children age 0 to 5)(Programa de Paternidad Positiva)Instructor: Accredited Triple P Facilitator,Marriage and Family TherapistIntern Registered with the Board ofBehavioral SciencesLocation: Performing Arts Center,800 Hobson Way (Fillmore Room)Fee: FREE (10 weeks)This program is funded by Ventura County BehavioralHealth through the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA)Prevention & Early Intervention and is presented by CityImpact in collaboration with the City of Oxnard.The Positive Parenting Program class instructs parentshow to praise their children, encourage desired behaviors,teach new skills, and give rules and instructions for theirchildren to follow. The program gives helpful strategiesthat will enable the parent to respond to misbehaviorimmediately, consistently, and decisively. “Triple P” isan evidence-based program which has been proven tobe helpful to many parents. Active involvement in classsessions is required. Children should not be present duringclass.10/3 - 12/12 Th 9:15 - 10:30 am (English)10/3 - 12/12 Th 10:30 - 11:45 am (Spanish)(No Class on 11/28)ATA Martial Arts FOr Teens/Adults(Ages 12+)Instructor: Romeo GregoryLocation: Wilson Senior Center (Arts Bldg.)350 North “C” StreetFee: $75 plus a $15 uniform fee (4 weeks)This class will teach Taekwondo Martial Arts. Instructionwill encompass strikes, kicks, blocks, and evading techniquesas well as practical self-defense and street awareness. Theclasses will be high energy with music, plyometrics, andother various forms of strength and conditioning wrappedin as a complete package designed to give the student anawesome experience.9/5 - 9/30 M/Th 6:25 - 7:25 pm10/7 - 11/4 M/Th 6:25 - 7:25 pm(No Class on 10/14)11/14 - 12/12 M/Th 6:25 - 7:25 pm(No Class on 11/28)BEGINNING BELLY DANCEInstructor: Haley NicoleLocation: Wilson Senior Center (Arts Bldg.)350 North “C” St.Fee: $60 per session (6 weeks)Learn beautiful art of the Middle Easterndance while getting an invigorating, fun,low impact whole body workout! Thisclass introduces the basic elements of theancient art of belly dance. Improved grace,posture, and endurance are among themany benefits the students will enjoy whilelearning essential floor patterns, shimmies,undulations, isolations, veil, zills, and simple costumingtechniques. No prior experience is necessary.10/7 - 11/11 M 7:30 - 8:30 pm11/18 - 12/23 M 7:30 - 8:30 pm(No Class on 12/23 & 12/30)BEGINNING GUITAR (AGES 14+)Instructor: Chuy LeonLocation: Performing Arts Center (Youth Center)800 Hobson WayFee: $75 (8 Weeks)Fundamentals of guitar playing will be presented with anemphasis on enjoyment of music. Material will cover basicchords, scales, strumming and picking techniques. Class sessionswill be optimized to keep participants growing as guitarists.Students will need to furnish their own guitar and music stand.10/05 - 11/23 S 10:00 - 11:00 amoxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 21

Adult ClassesCARDIO DANCE BOXINGInstructor: Susie FarrellLocation: 3rd Street Community Room300 W. Third StreetFee: $58 (4 weeks) (T & TH)Turbo Kick is the hottest cardio kickboxing/dance fitnessprogram in the nation. Inspired by Dance, Boxing ,Tai-chiand Funk, Turbo kick allows everyone of any fitness level, anysize, any age, to participate in a really fun, fat blasting, easy tofollow program with hot music and friendly people. I ‘ve beenan aerobic instructor for years. I discovered turbo Jam (frontrunner to T.K.) and fell for boxing, brought it to class. Studentslove the combos and the results of all that punching kicking,it is fun! fun for everyone! Come join us, punch out youraggressions, it works!10/1 - 10/24 T/Th 6:15 - 7:15 pm11/5 - 12/3 T/Th 6:15 - 7:15 pm(No Class on 11/28)12/10 - 1/9 T/Th 6:15 - 7:15 pm(No Class on 12/24 & 12/31)OGMS SILVERSMITH (Ages 18 and over)Location: Durley Arts Center, 950 Hill StreetFee: $55 + materials fee (8 weeks)To be notified of registration events for this classsend an e-mail to silversmithing@oxnardgem.com. Registration events take place 2 weeks prior tosession start dates.BEGINNING SILVER FABRICATIONIn this hands-on class, students learn the basic skillsnecessary to create beautiful silver jewelry. Soldering,pickling, filing, piercing, annealing, bezel setting, andpolishing techniques are covered. A bezel set pendantproject will be taught. Learn from experienced andknowledgeable OGMS instructors. Adults 18 and older.Class size is limited to 3 new students and 7 returningstudents per session.Basic Silver Fabrication (Evening) - Instructor:Nancy Bogart11/5 - 1/7 T 7:00 pm - 9:30 pmBasic Silver Fabrication (Day) - Instructor: JeanSmith11/6 - 1/8 W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm(Note: No classes will be held between 12/23 – 1/2)Your source for thelateST in RecreATion!• News• UpdATes• Image Galleries• VideosVisit us today!Advanced Silver FabricationThis class is open to experienced students interested incasting and other advanced techniques. Approval ofinstructor is required. Applicants must demonstratemaking a bezel setting during the interview. Interestedpersons, please contact us at silversmithing@oxnardgem.com for an interview prior to the session start date. Classsize is limited to 8 students.Advanced Silver Techniques - Instructor: AlbertRubio11/4 - 1/6 M 9:00 am - 12:00 pm(Note: No classes will be held between 12/23 – 1/2)22 Fall 2013

Adult ClassesGEM AND MINERAL LAPIDARY (Adults)Instructor: Don Minster& Brett JohnsonLocation: Durley Park Arts Center, 950 Hill St.Fee: $40 + $10 equipment fee (8 weeks)To register for this class contact Don Minster at(805) 485-8826 or email lapidary@oxnardgem.com.Learn to cut and polish stones to create cabochon (domed)gems. The student will learn orienting, doping, cutting andpolishing techniques. Knowledgeable OGMS instructorswill help you understand your materials working propertiesand advise you on the techniques to use for best results. Acabochon project will be taught. Class is limited to 8 students.11/7 - 12/26 Th 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmNo class 11/28 (Thanksgiving); instead class will beheld on Wednesday 11/27.OPAL CUTTING AND POLISHING COURSEInstructor: Don Minster/Brett JohnsonLocation: Durley Park Arts Center, 950 Hill St.Fee: $40 + equipment fee (8 weeks)To register for this class call Don Minster at(805) 485-8226.This is an advanced Lapidary class focusing on preciousopal. Learn to evaluate a rough piece of opal for optimumcutting, to best show the fire and color of the opal. OGMSinstructors will teach you skills to work this magicalstone with confidence. Doublet and triplet constructiontechniques will be taught. Class is limited to 6 students.11/9 - 12/28 S 9 am - 12 pmBASIC WIRE WRAP JEWELRY COURSEInstructor: Kay HaraLocation: Durley Park Arts Center, 950 Hill St.Fee: $40 + $10 materials fee (8 weeks)To register for this class call Kay Haraat (805) 525-7634)Learn to create exquisite jewelry with the ancient techniquesof wire wrapping. Projects include a bracelet, pendant, anda ring. Other designs may be explored as time permits. Thisclass teaches basic tool skills and coordination; it is excellentfor the jewelry making beginner. Class is limited to 8 students.Student continuation may be limited due to demand.11/9 - 12/28 S 9:30 - 11:30 amSALSA - BEGINNING LEVEL (Ages 18+)Instructor: Stanlee Panelle CoxLocation: Performing Arts Center (Youth Center)800 Hobson WayFee: $48 (6 weeks)LAUGH-HAVE FUN-GET ON THE DANCE FLOOR ANDLEARN ALL THOSE HOT TRICKS AND SPINS YOU SEE ATTHE SALSA FESTIVAL. Dancing can improve relationship skillsand is a great aerobic exercise. Come with or without a partner.Just come ready to have fun and sweat to the hot Latin rhythmsof Salsa! Leather soled shoes are recommended for all dancers.Women need shoes that strap to their feet firmly. Bring water anda sweat towel! For more information call (805) 760-0134.9/6 - 10/18 F 7:00 - 8:00 pm(No Class on 10/11)11/1 - 12/13 F 7:00 - 8:00 pm(No Class on 11/8)Introduction to YogaInstructor: Nisahna EngelLocation: Performing Arts Center (Youth Center)800 Hobson WayFee: $36 (4 weeks)Hatha Yoga Postures and Breathing that strengthen, releasestress, and restore balance. This class is structured for beginnersas well as the more advance students. Students, please bring aYoga mat to class.9/18 - 10/9 W 6:15 - 7:15 pm10/23 - 11/13 W 6:15 - 7:15 pm11/20 - 12/18 W 6:15 - 7:15 pm(No Class on 11/27)oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 23

Adult SportsAdult Softball LeagueThe City of Oxnard Recreation and Community ServicesProgram offers a full range of adult softball during thefall months, which should meet the needs of any softballenthusiast.The Adult Softball Program offers the following slow-pitchsoftball leagues: Men’s Recreation, Men’s Recreation I, Men’sRecreation II, Men’s Senior 40+, Coed Recreation, CoedRecreation I, Coed Recreation II, and Women’s Recreation.Entry fees are $375, along with a $15 per game umpire fee.The Adult Softball Program awards the first and secondplace finishers in each league with team and individualawards.League play is offered on the following days:Monday: Women’s Rec, Men’s RecTuesday: Coed Rec, Men’s Senior 40+,Coed Rec IWednesday: Men’s Rec, Men’s Rec I,Men’s Rec IIThursday: Men’s Rec, Men’s Rec I,Men’s Rec IIFriday: Coed Rec, Coed Rec I, Coed Rec IISunday: Coed Rec, Men’s RecThe Fall league will begin play on Monday, September 9,2013 with registration set to being Monday, August 5, 2013and continue through Monday, August 26, 2013*. The Fallleague manager’s meeting will take place on Wednesday,September 4, 2013 at the Oxnard City Corps office, 555South A Street, Suite 200 at 6:30 pm.Games will be played at the Community Center WestSoftball Complex, 801 Hobson Way (Adiar/Clark) andO’Brien Field @ Beck Park, 600 West Kamala Street. Gametimes for Monday through Friday games will be 6:30 pm,7:45 pm and 9:00 pm.Entry forms can be obtained online at www.oxnardrec.org.For more information, call the Recreation office at (805)385-7995 or the Adult Softball Office at (805) 385-8170.*League registration may close prior to the posted date fora particular league if it reaches a maximum of 18 teams pernight.SOFTBALL BATS PolicyThe City of Oxnard Recreation & Community Services, doesnot permit bats that are not of a single piece construction;that is ANY bat that is labeled with multiple shells, multiplewalls, compartments, sleeves, trampolined, matrixed, transfermolding, layers and/or chambers are not permitted withinThe Oxnard Adult Softball program. No bat may exceed 1.20performance level. Again, all titanium, multiple wall, multiplepiece bats are banned. If you are not sure, please check withthe league director or the umpire before using/unwrappingthe bat. Any other bat not listed on the ASA approved bat listis not permitted within the City of Oxnard. Check our list atoxnardrec.org/adultsports. Players using a banned bat willbe ejected from that game and the next league game. Refer tobanned bat list for the latest updated information.2013 - SCMAF Men/Coed Softball QualifiersThe City of Oxnard Recreation & Community Service will hostthe Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation (SCMAF)men& coed softball tournaments. The tournaments willqualify participating team’s advancement to SCMAF FederationFinals. The Community Center West Softball Complex willhost the qualifying round robin “Recreation” and “E” Divisiontournaments. The tournaments are open to all registered teamsin a SCMAF sanctioned league. The entry fee is $225.00 plus $13per game umpire fees. The top two teams in each division willreceive individual awards and qualify for the Summer SCMAFFederation Divisional. Please contact the Recreation Officeat 545 South A Street or call (805) 385-7995 and, or the AdultSoftball Office at (805) 385-8170 for more information. Pleasevisit www.oxnardrec.org & www.scmaf.org for a completelist of tournaments. The deadline for entry is on the Tuesdayprior to the tournament date. The City of Oxnard Recreation &Community Services will defer to the SCMAF Bat Rules (ASAapproved bats) for all SCMAF qualifiers.SCMAF Oxnard Qualifier Tournament Dates:All on SundaysJune 9 SCMAF CoedJune 23 SCMAF MenJuly 28 SCMAF Channel Cities DivisionalAugust 18 SCMAF MenSeptember 8 SCMAF Men24 Fall 2013

Adult SportsAdult BasketballThe City of Oxnard Adult Sports Program will offer adultbasketball: Men’s, Men’s 40+ and Women divisions. TheMen’s 40+ League and Women League will be offered at theColonia Memorial Park Veteran’s Gymnasium, 195 NorthMarquita Street. The Men’s League will play at the OxnardPolice Activity (PAL) Gymnasium, 350 K Street.League play will follow:Monday: Men 40+ (Colonia Gym)Tuesday: Men (PAL Gym)Wednesday: Women (Colonia Gym)League fees are $300.00 along with a $30.00 per gameofficial’s fee. The Adult Sports program will award the toptwo teams in each league with team plaques and individualawards to the champion.The Summer League will begin play the week of July 9, 2013and all teams will play a ten game season. The BasketballManager’s Meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 2, 2013at the Recreation Office at 7:00 pm. Registration deadlineis Thursday, June 27, 2013. Entry forms can be obtainedonline @ www.oxnardrec.org or visit the Recreation Office,545 South A Street. All entry forms will be received at theRecreation Office. Please contact (805) 385-7995 for furtherinformation.Open BadmintonThis is not your backyard variety badminton. This sport willguarantee you a full aerobic workout. Badminton playedevery Thursday evening at the Oxnard Police ActivityLeague (PAL) Gymnasium located at 250 South “K” Street,from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm.The cost is $2.00 and equipment is available. Come join thefun, bring a partner, and meet new friends.Rio Vista Intermediate School GymnasiumRecreation and Community Services will offer an open gymat Rio Vista Intermediate School, 3050 Thames River Drive,Oxnard. The Gym will be open Monday through Friday, from6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.The gym will offer the following activities:Monday BasketballTuesday VolleyballWednesday BasketballThursday VolleyballFriday OpenCOlOniA MEMoRIaL PaRK VEtERaNSGymnasiumThe Colonia Memorial Park Veterans Gymnasium is located at195 Marquita St. and is open Monday through Friday, noon- 9pmand Saturday, 4pm-8pm. For information regarding adult openplay, leagues and other activities, call 385-7966 between noon and6pm, Monday through Saturday.Open Table Tennis / Ping-PongBurn calories and have fun with table tennis/ ping-pong.This sport is a way for players to get some serious exerciseand keep yourself healthy and fit – a game good for yourcardiovascular “the quickest game in the world”. Tabletennis / ping-pong is played every Monday evening at theOxnard Police Activity League (PAL) Gymnasium, locatedat 250 South “K” Street, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm. The costis $2.00 per person and equipment is available.oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 25

Senior ServicesSenior Services & Special Populations350 North “C” Street • Office: (805) 385-8019 • Fax: (805) 385-7494email: seniors@ci.oxnard.ca.us • oxnardrec.org/seniorsOpen Monday through Friday • 8 am to 5 pmThe City of Oxnard operates three distinctly unique senior centers to help meet the needs of itsolder residents. There is no membership fee and everyone 55 and older is welcome to visit thesenior centers during operating hours to see what there is to offer and take part in our activities.Please come see what we’re doing!SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAMSCongregate MealsHot, nutritious meals are served weekdays at each ofour centers following menus prepared by a qualifiednutritionist with senior dietary needs in mind. Disheson a recent menu included Salisbury Steak, Stuffed GreenPeppers, Lasagna and Turkey Pot Roast.The Senior Nutrition Program is for those ages 60 andolder. Suggested donation is $3 per day or $5 for thoseyounger than 60. There are no waiting lists or incomequalifications. To make sure we’ve got a meal ready foryou, please call our senior nutrition program coordinatorto make a reservation. 385-8029.Served at Wilson from 11:30 to 12pmServed at Colonia from 12pm-1pmHome-Delivered MealsThis program is designed for those ages 60 and older thatcannot come to one of our Senior Centers due to physicaldisabilities and/or being homebound. The participantreceives 10 frozen meals and enough fruits, salad, bread,butter, yogurt, cheese and milk to fill out the meals.Again, all designed with the senior in mind by a qualifiednutritionist.Home-delivered programs are bi-weekly. A donation of $3per meal or $30 bi-weekly is suggested for both programs.For more information or an application, contact our SeniorNutrition Program Coordinator at 385-8029.26 Fall 2013

Senior ServicesSep 13Sep 18Sep 21Fiesta, Luncheon & DanceSouth Oxnard Center10 am - 2 pm, $6/personHICAP PresentationWilson Senior CenterCall for time, (805) 385-8028Rummage SaleWilson Senior Center7 am - 1 pm (see pg 30 for details)Fall 2013 ScheduleSeptember 17 through 19 - LaughlinOctober 20 - Circle Bar-BNovember 13 - Getty VillaDecember 5 - Candlelight PavilionJanuary 2013 - June 2014 Schedule will beavailable on November 4th.Oct TBD October Craft FairTime/Location TBDCall (805) 385-8163 for info.Oct 9Eat to Beat CancerWilson Senior Center9 am - 11 amComing December 2014New YORK City ExcursiONCall (805) 385-8019 for more information or visitwww.oxnardrec.org/seniorsOct 25Oct 31Nov 8Dec 6Dec 20Jan 6HICAP One StopWilson Senior Center9 am - 11:30 amHalloween Party &Costume ContestColonia Senior Center$5/personVolunteer RecognitionLuncheonCall (805) 385-8163 for info.Holiday CelebrationWilson Senior Center10 am - 2 pmHoliday PosadaColonia Senior Center10 am - 1:30 pm, $4/personNew Year / 3 Kings PartyColonia Senior Center9:30 am - 1:30 pm, $6/personLawn BowlingThe Oxnard Joslyn LawnBowling Club adjacent to theWilson Senior Center invitesyou to play the worldwidegame of lawn bowling. Thefamily sport of lawn bowlingis easy to learn and played allyear round on an outdoor green. After learning somebasic rules and techniques of rolling your lightweightbowl as close to the target/jack as possible you’ll be onyour way to a winning competitive spirit.This wonderful sport at OXJLBC is an exquisite socialactivity combining skill, excitement, great friends, freelessons and trial equipment. You’ll develop a new zestfor life and spectators can watch and enjoy for free at350 N. C. St. Oxnard CA! Played Monday, Wednesday,Friday and Saturday from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM, forfurther information call 805-385-8034 or visit ourwebsite www.oxnardlbc.com.oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 27

Senior ServicesBone BuildersExercises performed on chairs and using light weights. Call385-8024 to sign up or for more information.Mon/Wed 3:15 - 4:30 pmTue/Thu 9:30 - 10:45 am & 4:00 - 5:00 pm350 North “C” St. Oxnard, Ca 93030(805) 385-8028 • www.oxnardrec.org/seniorsHours: Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pmClosed All Major Holidays.Center Director: Fernando GarciaZumba ClassJoin us for the latest exercise craze for seniors. Dressappropriately, bring a water bottle and sweat towel. Dropinswelcome.Instructor: Raul Monroy M/T/Th$2/class (Suggested)9:30 - 10:45 amInstructor: Mary Arevalo T/Th$3/class6:00 - 7:00 pmComputer LabReady to exercise your brain and have the informationyou’d like at your fingertips. Overcome the fear youmay have of computers and learn with us in a friendlyenvironment. Call Center for daily hours. Free tutoringavailable. First time computer users welcome.Mon - Fri 10:30 am - 3:30 pmFree tutoring (Call for Appointment)Mon & Wed 2:00 - 3:00 pmBridge GroupReady for a challenge in your card game? Come by thecenter and put your skills to a test! This is a group foradvanced players.Mon 12:00 - 3:00 pmWii GamesWonder what all the uproar over Wiigames is about? Come to our centerand find out! You can play for funor contend for a spot on our WiiBowling team that competes annuallyagainst teams from other senior centers from around thecounty. No need to register. Newcomers always welcome.Thursdays 11 amLegal adviceFor wills and living trusts. Bring a friend or loved one withyou to your appointment. By appointments only - Call658-2266 to schedule.Nifty Needlers GroupBring your own yarn and needles. Enjoy conversation andcup of coffee. Have some smiles and build memories whileknitting for your friends and family.Tue 10:00 am - 1:00 pm FREECar FitNeed to learn how to use and adjust your car safety devices?Review 12 key areas of your fit to your car. This is not adriving test or mechanical inspection. Help increase yoursafety and the safety of others. 2nd Tuesday of the Month byappointment only. Call 385-8024 to schedule.PedicuresIs it that time for you or a senior you know? Be pamperedand get your toes done or give a gift to a friend or familymember.1st and 3rd Thursdays of the Month. Byappointment only. Call 987-3951. $1528 Fall 2013

Senior ServicesArthritis FoundATion PACe ExerciseCome and exercise with our enthusiastic instructor. Lowimpact exercises based around a single chair. Call center toenroll. Free.Mon 10:00 - 11:00 amThu 11:00 am - 12:00 pmPinochle GroupNewest Group to the Wilson Center. Actively looking formore players/members. All levels of experience welcomed.Free! Call the center for details.Thu 12:30 - 3:30 pmFri 9:00 am - 1:00 pmUkelele StrummersBring out the musician in you. Learn to play new tunes in arelaxed, fun filled environment. Beginners welcome. Bring yourown instrument. Call 983-2801 for further info.1st and 3rd Friday of the month9:30 am - 1:30 pmArt ClubExpress your Artistic Talents in a friendly environment.Bring your own materials. New members welcome. Drop byand bring a smile. Bring own materials.Fri 10:00 am - 1:00 pmLow Vision Wellness ProgramRepresentatives from Braille Institute meet with visuallychallenged seniors. Call center for info. Dark during themonth of December.Mon 10:00 - 11:30 amLow Vision Mobile Solutions VanIf you are having trouble with vision, this is an opportunityfor a one-on-one consultation with a low vision professional.Products such as talking watches and large print calendarsare available for purchase. Offered by Braille Institute. 4thMonday of the Month. Call 385-8028 for an appointment.Line dAnceBring comfortable clothing,shoes and a water bottle.Beginners welcome. Learn some basic steps, come for theexercise and recreation. Free!Wed 1:30 - 3:00 pmGames RoomCome and pass the time by in our games room. Availableon site are cards games, 4 Pool Tables, Dominoes, Chess,Board Games, T.V. and more.Mon – Fri 9:00 am - 3:45 pmSt. John’s Health Wellness ClinicFree blood/sugar, weight and pulse checks. Physician referrals.1st Mon of month 10:00 - 11:30 amAARP Safe Driving CourseTake this class to review safety rules and laws of the roadand you just might receive a 5 to 10 percent discountoff your auto insurance. Must be 55+ to take class. 2 daycourse- $12 with current AARP Membership. $14 withoutcurrent AARP Membership.October 23 & 24 9:00 am - 1:00 pmHicap Counseling1st Thursday of the Month and 4th Tuesday of the Month. Byappointment only. Call (805) 477-7310 for an appointment.Horseshoe Club Now FormingIf you are 55 or older and enjoy playing horseshoes thenthis is for you. Club will meet weekly at the Wilson center.For more information or to sign up call (805) 385-8019.BINGOLow Cost games played for small prizes. Join us for fun andrecreation. Great for firsts-time players and enjoyable enoughfor advanced players too. Bring a friend. Meets Tuesday’s at1:30pm. $2/card or $5 for three cards. 8 games played.oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 29

Senior ServicesVolunteers NeededStill have the inner desire to assist people in yourcommunity? Are you a go getter trying to start up anactivity group? If you fit this description and are interestedgive us a call to see if schedules meet up. Always lookingfor friendly faces. Call 385-8028.Conversational Spanish Class (New!)Challenge yourself to learn an additional language in alow, no-stress environment. No tests or quizzes. Lighthomework on off days. Focus is on conversation amongstclassmates. The class is free, but students will be requiredto purchase a workbook ($20-$25) from the Wilson Centeroffice. Limited amount of space, interested students advisedto sign up quickly.8 week session begins the week of September 9Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:30 - 2:30 pmWilson GardenThe Wilson Garden is offered on a first come basis. Thegarden is located at the back of Wilson park. There is anannual fee of $24. For more information or to be placed ona waiting list, please call (805) 385- 8019.Parking Lot Rummage SalesInterested in helping out seniors of Oxnard? Maybe witha little good fortune you could make some cash yourself?Purchase a space for one of three rummage sales at theWilson Center Palm Drive Parking Lot. Or book all threedates. Your purchase of the parking lot selling space willbenefit the Senior Centers of Oxnard. What u sell at yourspace u get to keep. Win, win.August 17 & September 21Fee: $20 for one space or $35 for two spacesDo you like to bowl?We would like to form a weekly Bowling Club, We willprovide transportation to and from the bowling alley. Ifyou are interested please contact us at (805) 385-8019.“My sTOry” - Senior DocumentariesAre you are interested in filming some of our Seniors whowant to tell their stories, share their wisdom and perhapsshare some of their precious memories? Would you like toshare some memories of your own?By appointment FREE (805) 385-8028Massage TherapyCould you use 15 minutes or more of pampering? Does arelaxing and stress free environment sound right up youralley? Come down and receive a chair massage from ourlicensed masseuse. Massages by Appointment only.Contact Maria Loaiza2nd and 4th Friday of the month.$12 for 15 minutes.New Energizerz Walkers ClubStart your day off with some positive energy. Join theNew Energizerz Walkers Club and soak in the CaliforniaSunshine this summer at Wilson Center Park. Bringcomfortable shoes, clothing, a water bottle and yourfriendly attitude and smile.Tuesdays, Wednesday, and Fridays9:30 - 10 am FreeSep 18Sep 21Oct TBDOct 9Oct 25Dec 6HICAP PresentationCall for time, (805) 385-8028Rummage Sale7 am - 1 pm (see details above)October Craft FairCall (805) 385-8163 for info.Eat to Beat Cancer9 am - 11 amHICAP One Stop9 am - 11:30 amHoliday Celebration10 am - 2 pm30 Fall 2013

Senior ServicesMovie dAyJoin us for a FREE movie and Popcorn!Call for Date/Time (805) 385-8163126B Amelia Ct. Oxnard, Ca. 93030(805) 385-8163Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 2:30 pmCenter Director: Claudia Valenciaemail: claudia.valencia@ci.oxnard.ca.usCoffee SocialEnjoy coffee, oat meal, or hot chocolate and sharing withnew and old friends.Mon. – Fri, 9:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.50¢ per cupGame rOOM - FREE!Pool Table, Dominoes, Cards, and Game Boards.Mon – Fri, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Bingo & Loteria MexicanaPlay for fun, play for prizes, and meet new friends.Loteria Tuesdays 10 am - 11 amBingo Mondays 11 am - 12 am4 games for $1.00Jewelry class, Crafts &Needle Group - FREE!Bring your own material and indulge in a cup of coffee andconversation while working your craft. The group is opento new members. Please bring your own materials.Tue - Fri 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.Wii GamesWonder what all the uproar over Wii games is about?Come to our center and find out. You can play for funor contend for a spot on our Wii Bowling teams thatcompete annually against teams from other seniorcenters around the county. No Need to register!Newcomers always welcome.Mon – Fri 11:30 - 1:00 p.m.Health & Exercise Program - FREE!Wellness Clinics: Services provided by St. John’sRegional Medical Center include blood pressurechecks, weight and pulse checks, and diabetesscreening / monitoring.4th Monday of each month 9:30 - 10:30amExerciseServices provided by St.John’s Regional MedicalCenter Education Department & ArthritisFoundation.Tue & Thur 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Fri10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 31

Senior ServicesHICAP - FREE!The Ventura County Area Agency on Aging HICAPprogram provides free and unbiased counseling to andadvocacy for Medicare recipients and those who willsoon be receiving Medicare. Trained volunteer counselorsoffer objective information and provide assistance withproblems relating to Medicare, Medicare advantage plans,supplemental (medigap) insurance policies, long-term careinsurance, and prescription drugs. Please call 477-7351 forappointment.2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.Grief Support Group - FREE!A support group designed to facilitate the grieving processin a warm and accepting environment.2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.Tutoring for SeniorsDid you have a computer so you could communicatethrough email and you have no idea what to donext? Or do you just want to learn a little more aboutcomputers to keep up with technology so you couldemail pictures of grandchildren, pay bills on internet,or type a letter? Join us! First time users welcome.Monday through Thursday9:30 am - 11:30 amMonthly Speakers3rd Wednesday of the month at 11:00 am - 12:00 pmNew Future ProgramsZumba for Seniors! Please call Colonia Center for datesand times. Fridays from 12:30 - 1:30 pm. Call Claudia at(805) 385-8163 for more information.Oct 31Dec 20Halloween Party &Costume ContestMusic, lunch, games and lost offun! Cost: $5Holiday Posada10:00 am - 1:30 pm, Cost: $4Bone BuildersExercises performed on chairs and using light weights. Call385-8024 to sign up or for more information.Mon - Wed 10:00 - 11:00 amBirthday Karaoke PartyCome and celebrate our monthly birthdayswith snacks and singing KaraokeEvery 4th Friday of the month10:30 am – 1:00 pmFREE Bilingual ComputerJan 6New Year & 3 Kings Bread Party9:30 am - 1:30 pm, Cost: $6Senior Centers CommunityRummage SaleAugust 17 and September 21Place: Wilson Center Parking Lotfrom 7a.m. - 1:30 p.m.Rent a Space : 1 space for $20 or 2 spaces for $30Call now to reserve your space at (805) 385-816332 Fall 2013

Senior Services200 E. Bard Road, Oxnard, Ca. 93030(805) 385-8042Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 am - 2:00 pmCenter Director: Desire Venturadesire.ventura@ci.oxnard.ca.usART CLASSESLed by Judy Suzuki, this art class allows individualsto paint at their own pace. Step-by-step instructionswill be provided to beginners in color mixing, brushtechniques and paint application. Brushes/acrylicpaints provided. Canvases are available for purchase.Thu 10 - 11:30 am $8/classSummer Rummage Sale!Reserve your space for one of our Summer RummageSales. Spaces sell-out quickly! Rummage Sale takes placein the Wilson Center parking lot, Aug 17 and Sept. 21. $20for one space; $35 for two. Call (805) 385-8163 for moreinformation.Volunteer with our Seniors!Volunteers are an essential part of our community. Helpwith programs, activities, front desk, organizing supplies orfiling, is always welcome. Please contact the Center directorand find out how you can get involved.Monthly CelebrationsThere is always a reason to celebrate at the SouthOxnard Senior Center! Music, Dancing, Socializingand great food are always on the menu!3rd Tue of Month (dependent on Holidayschedule) 10:30 am - 1:00 pm $5 - $8BINGOPlay for fun, play for prizes and special end of the monthgames and prizes!Mon 10:15 am$1 for 1 card/ 5 games $2 for 3 cards.Ancient Art of Belly Dancing forSeniorsThough Belly Dancing has been around for centuries, ithas recently been recognized by professionals for havingmany health benefits as a low-impact work out. Considereda weight-bearing exercise, it can increase bone density,improve posture, decrease lower back pain and preventosteoporosis.Wed 11 am - 12 pm $1Zumba Gold for SeniorsLearn the art of Latin dance through exercise! The popularLatin-dance based moves are redesigned for seniors andbuilds cardiovascular health by challenging the heart andworks muscles of the hips, legs and arms.Mon 11:30 am - 12:30 pm $2Thurs 11:30 am - 12:30 pm $2oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 33

Senior ServicesCoffee SocialLife is too short for a bad cup of coffee! So come andsocialize with friends while enjoying a nice cup ofcoffee! Remember, no Styrofoam!Bring your own mug 50¢One of our mugs 75¢Wed 10:15 am – 11:15 amRSVP BONE BUILDERS - FREE!Whether you just want to improveyour balance and strength, thiscould be the class for you. Ourexercises are designed to buildbones, balance, strength andfriendships. Classes, which arefree, are led by trained RSVPvolunteer instructors. Weights areprovided in class. See our ad in thisRecreation Guide, call 385-8019 orgo to www.oxnardrec.org for moreinformation.Tue & Thur 10:15 am to 11:15 amSave the Earth Club! - FREE!Be aware of one-use containers and instead, use a reusabledrink bottle! Bring a reusable bottle, get a free raffle ticket!Drawing last Wednesday of the month10:30 am. Winner will need to be present.Re-purposing house-hold itemsHave unused items in your home? Bring it to us! We’ll letyou know if we can find it a new home by using it as a prizein one of our monthly drawings!Wii GAMES - FREE!Wondering about the uproar over Wii games? Come to oneof our senior centers! Play for fun or contend for a spoton our Wii Bowling teams. We compete annually againstteams from other senior centers around the county. Noneed to register!Thur & Fri 10:15 am - 12 pmTAI CHI CHIH CLASSESLet go of stress while learning the gentle moves of Tai ChiChih. Benefits include better balance, lower blood pressure,and improved circulation and muscle tone.Wed 12:15 - 1:15 pm $5/classLEGAL AID - FREE!Grey Law attorneys provide free legal assistance to seniorsage 55+. Make an appointment by calling (805) 658-2266.4th Wed of month 9:00 am – 11 amHealth Insurance Counseling andaDVOCacy (HICAP) - FREE!Counseling and community education on Medicare,managed care, And other health insurance issues. Call forappointment 477-7310. Counseling available in English,Spanish, German and Hebrew.2nd Wed of Month 9:30 - 11:30 amFREE WELLNESS CLINICS - FREE!If you are 55 or older, stop by one of the free WellnessClinics offered on the 4th Tuesday of the month. Servicesprovided by St. Johns Regional Medical Center include:• Blood pressure checks• Weight and pulse checks• Diabetes screening/monitoring• 4th Tue of each month 8:30 am – 10:00 am34 Fall 2013

Senior Services1 on 1 Computer ClassesJoin us on Wednesday for Computer Basicscall for appointment. Drop in anytime to use ourcomputers on your own. Computer Room open Mondaythrough Friday, 9 am - 2 pmSep 17Oct 15Nov 19Monthly Birthday Luncheon10 am - 1 pm, Cost: $6Monthly Birthday Luncheon andCostume Party10:30 am - 1 pm, Cost: $6Monthly Birthday Luncheon andThanksgiving Party10:30 am - 1 pm, Cost: $6RSVPDec 17 Monthly Birthday Luncheon andHoliday Party“My sTOry” - Senior Documentaries10:30 am - 1 pm, Cost: $6Are you are interested in filming some of our Seniorswho want to tell their stories, share their wisdom andDec 31 Special New Year’s Eve Partyperhaps share some of their precious memories? Would9:30 am - 11 am, Cost: Freeyou like Retired to share some and memories Senior of Volunteer your own? Program350 No. C Street, Oxnard, CA 93030 Jan 21 Monthly Birthday LuncheonBy Appointment - Call (805) 385-8042.10:30 am - 1 pm, Cost: $5805-385-8020Some of the VolunteerJoin RSVP for an experience of a lifetime!!Opportunities in our CommunityRetired & Senior Volunteer ProgramStudies show that seniors who 350 volunteer North live “C” longer, Street, healthier, Oxnard, Ca and 93030 more • Exercise Some Leader of the Volunteer - training givenfulfilling lives. The Retired & Senior Volunteer (805) Program 385-8020 (RSVP) helpsOpportunities in our Community• Office Assistantseniors stay active and Join involved RSVP for by the matching experience them of with a lifetime! community Studies show• • Marketing Exercise Leader for a (Training local nonprofit Provided)that seniors who volunteer live longer, healthier, and moreprograms that need their skills. If you are 55 or over, you can join the• Office Assistantfulfilled. The Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) • Children’s Arts & Crafts Assistant• Marketing for a Local Nonprofitmore than 600 local helps men and seniors women stay active who volunteer and involved our by matching community. them with • • Package Children’s & Arts deliver & Crafts food Assistant to seniorscommunity programs that need their skills. If you are 55 orolder, join the more than 600 local men and women who ••MuseumPackage &DocentDeliver Food to SeniorsRSVP members do just about everything. They tutor students, provide tax• Museum Docentvolunteer in our community.• • Friendly Visitor to to a Shut-in a shut-inpreparation assistance, help seniors live independently longer, lead classesRSVP members do just about everything. They tutor • • Tutor or Mentor mentorand serve on boards. students, However provide and wherever tax preparation they choose assistance, to serve, help RSVP seniors livemembers meet community independently, needs and lead make classes a lasting and serve difference. on boards. Howeverand wherever they choose to serve, RSVP members meetcommunity needs and make a lasting difference!For over 30 years, RSVP has matched problems to be solved with peopleFor over 30 years, RSVP has matched problems to be solvedwilling to help. Your with life people experience willing is your to help. best Your qualification. life experience We’ll is your giveyou the support needed best to qualification. put your know-how We’ll give to you work the support for others required and toput your know-how to work and learn new skills. Be partlearn new skills. You will also be part of our family of caring volunteersof our family of caring volunteers and become enriched byand become enriched supporting by supporting your your community! community. You’ll And, find like that most by helping RSVPmembers, you’ll find that others, by you helping yourself. others, you help yourself.Get Involved ~ (805) 385-8020 ~ Live with Purpose!RSVPGet Involved ~ (805) 385-8020 ~ Live with Purpose!oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 35

Senior ServicesLooking for the perfect place to host a wedding or babyshower? How about a birthday party? We have the timeand we have the space! Senior groups looking for a placeto meet? Come and take a tour!Our kitchen is also available. Main room has a stage. Makereservations early. Only Saturdays are available.Call us at (805) 385-8019 for information andreservations.36 Fall 2013

Special PopulationsBRAILLE INSTITUTELocated at the Wilson Senior Center, Mondays from 10 am to2 pm. The Braille Institute provides FREE classes for visuallyimpaired and legally blind adults. Instruction is provided indaily living skills, home management, community resources andcreative arts. For more information please call Mary Camarillo at983-3324.FUN CLUBFOR THOSE 16 AND OLDERLocated at the Wilson Senior Center, once per month from5:30 to 7:30 pm. This program is designed to provide social andrecreational opportunities for persons age 16 and older withdisabilities. Family and/or caregivers are welcome, as well.For more information about the Adaptive Program, please call385-8019. Admission is $3.Challenger FOOTBAllFor physically challenged and special needs youth ages6-14. Program will run from September through November2013 with registration running from June to August. Formore information, call (805) 385-8019.Located: Oxnard Beach Park1601 Harbor Blvd.Time: 11:00 am to 2:00 pmFor physically challenged and special needs individuals.Join us for an afternoon of group & individual activities,arts & crafts and board games. Our jolly jump and CityCorps Train are also present at our events. We hope to seeyou there! *Event is free, however, participants must pay forparking.Day at the Park will be held on the following dates:• August 10 • September 14• August 24 • October 19Free!Challenger GolfFor physically challenged and special needs participantsages 8 and older. Program runs from June through August.Registration will run from April 2014 through May 2014.Cost is $10 per participant. Call (805) 385-8019 for moreinformation.Challenger BaseballComing Spring 2014!Call (805) 385-8019 for more information.Special Holiday Eventat the Wilson Senior CenterDecember 14 11:00 - 2:30 pmFor more information on the Day at the Park Program,call (805) 385-8019.oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 37

Police Activities LeagueOxnard Police activities League“Because Every Kid Needs a PAL”350 S. K Street, Oxnard, CA • (805) 385-8230 • www.oxnardpal.orgDirector: Terrel J. Harrison, Recreation SupervisoroVERVIEWThe Oxnard Police Activities League (PAL) was establishedin 1994 as a city-wide program to provide outreach to all ofOxnard’s youth in an effort to build positive relationshipsbetween youth, police officers, and the community.PAL’s primary goal is to foster a bond of mutual trust andunderstanding between police officers and young people byenabling them to interact in a non-confrontation setting. PALoffers educational, cultural, and recreation activities with anemphasis on reaching youth “at-risk.”Oxnard PAL, a non-profit organization and a member of bothCalifornia PAL and National PAL, is a partnership betweenthe Oxnard Police Department and the City of OxnardRecreation & Community Services Department. The PoliceDepartment and Recreation Department each commit onefull-time staff member to co-direct the program. Membershipis free and programs at PAL are offered at little to no cost.MISSIoNOxnard PAL’s long-term mission is to divert youth awayfrom gangs and other criminal activity by involving them inalternative activities under the care and supervision of trainedpolice officers, recreational staff, and parent and communityvolunteers.Oxnard PAL’s objeCTives:• To provide youth with an opportunity to grow under thesustained guidance of dedicated adults.• To instill in youth a respect and understanding for lawenforcement officers and for the laws they uphold.• To assist youth in developing self-esteem and to provideyouth with skills to help them stay in school.• To involve police, parents, and the community volunteersin a personal commitment of time, talent, andenergy to the youth of the community.BoXINGThe PAL Boxing program is directly administered byOxnard PAL which is a member in good-standing withthe U.S. Amateur Athletic Boxing Federation. Oxnard PALhas national champions in several weight classifications.Persons between the ages of 8 and 18 interested in boxingare welcome at PAL.P.A.L. Mid-City Boxing GymPAL Gym at Old Oxnard High School 350 S. K Street,Oxnard · (805) 385-8230 Open Monday to Friday, 5:30pm-7:30pmLa Colonia Boxing Gym520 E. First Street, Oxnard · (805) 385-7963Open Monday to Friday, 4:00pm-8:00pmSPoRtSIn addition to a boxinggym, Oxnard PAL boasts arecreation center, a basketballgym, and a weight room. PALoffers youth sports in manydifferent packages. Policeofficers, recreational staff,and parent and communityvolunteers act as coaches,trainers, and officials for a variety of youth sports includingBasketball, Boxing, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, and Volleyball.For a current schedule of PAL sports, events, and other activities,please visit the PAL webpage at www.oxnardpal org or contactthe PAL office or Teen Center.38 Fall 2013

Police Activities LeagueyoUtH RESoURCE CENtEROxnard PAL is located at the former Oxnard High Schoolcampus now known as Campus Park, 350 S. K Street, Oxnard(between Fifth Street & Second Street). The PAL Youth ResourceCenter has opened new avenues for PAL and rather than facingits many challenges alone, PAL has joined forces with manypublic service organizations to create a one-stop youth-servingcenter at Campus Park. Organizations such as YAC Foundation,El Centrito de la Colonia, Bengals Wrestling, and VenturaCounty Food Share are among the many PAL partners deliveringservices at Campus Park.Homework HelpersMonday through Friday, 3-7pmThe Oxnard PAL program’s mission is to provide a safeplace for Oxnard’s youth to find assistance to complete theirhomework and projects.MentoringMentoring is a time-proven strategy that can help youngpeople from all circumstances achieve their potential.Mentors are caring individuals who, along with parents andguardians, provide young people with support, counsel,friendship, reinforcement and a constructive example.The Oxnard PAL Youth Mentoring Program is available toall youth ages 9 to 18. Mentees are matched with mentorsaccording to their interests, hobbies and other personaldescriptors. Mentoring groups range from 1:1 to 1:10. Boysand girls meet separately. A commitment of 12 months isrequired by all program participants.VoLUNtEERSVolunteers from the community are always welcome. OxnardPAL uses not only law enforcement officers, but also parentsand community volunteers in its efforts to make a personalcommitment of time and energy to our youth. Volunteers canassist with coaching, officiating, chaperoning or supervisingactivities, special events, tutoring, and more. To ensure the safetyof our youth, all volunteers undergo fingerprinting and screeningby the Oxnard Police Department, FBI, and Department ofJustice (DOJ).Program Components:Discussions & Goal-SettingMentors will engage youth in meaningful and positivediscussion while encouraging goal-setting and helpingyouth to acheive their goals through measurableobjectives, advocacy and weekly follow through.Group Activities & GamesMentees will participate in a variety of smalland large group activities ranging from generalrecreation activities to educational workshops and/orpresentations.www.oxnardpal.orgoxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 39

Police Activities Leagueyouth direCTOrs Program (ydC)Monday through Friday, 3-7pmThe Oxnard PAL Youth Directors Council’s mission is toempower our community with the skills necessary to pursuea higher education and to help create a positive and strongcommunity through youth involvement.Oxnard PaL All-City BandOxnard Recreation and Community Services incooperation with the Oxnard Police Activities League(PAL) is offers an exciting music program for young peoplefrom grade school to college. Instruction is provided by Mr.Fundi Legohn, Band Director at Oxnard High School.Music lessons are in investment in children’s futuresas students not only have fun with music, but see theiracademic test scores improve and their social skills develop.Students, from beginners to advanced, may enroll atanytime for one-month sessions. Classes are Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday 4:30pm-6:30pm in room 108 atPAL.Classes 1 & 2 are beginning classes. Students maystart on a new instrument, learning from the verybeginning in Class 1. As the students progress, theywill move to Class 2 to continue advancing.Classes 3 & 4 are intermediate level classes.Students who have played an instrument for aboutone year will attend these classes.Classes 5 & 6 are advanced classes. These studentsusually have about three or more years of musicinstruction, and are typically high school students.Classes 7 & 8 are for highly advanced students whoare still playing music after high school, typicallycollege students up to age 21.All classes will teach musical skills, leadership, teamwork,critical thinking skills, ear training, physical exercise,importance of academics, and marching skills. There is alsoa beginning band, intermediate band, and advanced bandconnected to this program. Instruction includes two classesper week (e.g. Level 1 class on Monday with beginningband practice on Wednesday).Oxnard PAL All-City Band at the Oxnard Police ActivitiesLeague, 250 South K St., Rooms 108-109 in the 2-storybuilding next to the gymnasium.KEEPIN’ IT REEL Video PROGRAMMonday through Friday, 3-7pmKeepin’ it Reel The Oxnard PAL Keepin’ it Reel program’smission is to educate youth ages 14-18 in all aspects ofvideo production through script writing, the filmingprocess, and video editing focusing on various teen issuessuch as graffiti, gang violence, etc.doNatIoNSYour tax-deductable contributions of monies, goods orservices are needed and are sincerely appreciated. Youmay contribute directly to Oxnard PAL by mailing yourdonations to: Oxnard Police Activities League, 545 South“A” Street, Oxnard, CA 93030, or by calling PAL at (805)385- 8230.40 Fall 2013

Want To Join? CALL US TODAY! (805) 385-8081PROGRAMS:• Townkeeping •• Community Gardens •• Afterschool Education •• Event Logistics •• Multimedia •WHAT YOU GAIN:• Self-Confidence •• Empowerment •• Valuable Experience •• Job Preparation •• Self Discovery •www.citycorps.org555 South “A” Street • Oxnard • California 93030oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 41

Oxnard Tennis CenterCourt FeesCourt USEMembers:Non-members:Unlimited with membership$7 per person, per dayOxnard tennis CenterLocated at 801 Hobson Way, the Oxnard Tennis Center is theonly full service tennis club in the City of Oxnard. Its eight fullylighted championship tennis courts are complemented by aclubhouse, pro shop, and a locker room facility with showers.Club members enjoy taking part in weekly tennis activities suchas tennis leagues, challenge ladders, club tournaments, doublesnights and other fun social events designed for the whole family.The Oxnard Tennis Center offers professional tennis instructionfor players of all ages and abilities by PTR/USPTA certifiedprofessionals. For more information please call 483-2600.PrivATe LessonsPrivate lessons are arranged around your schedule. They are thespeediest way to learn the game of tennis. Fee is $65 per hour /$35 per half hour. By appointment only.Group tennis LessonsThe Oxnard Tennis Center is headquarters for the TennismAcademy. The OTC is one of the top development centersfor coaching the area’s best junior, adult and senior tennisplayers. The Oxnard Tennis Center has been selected as aNational Competition Training Center by the United StatesTennis Association. Director and USTA National Coach MarkMcCampbell heads a friendly and internationally experiencedstaff. Whether you are a big hitter or a first time beginner we areexcited to help you learn this great sport of a lifetime.Annual MEMBERSHIPMembers do not pay daily rates and may reserve the courtsin advance. Fees may be paid at Recreation Office or atoxnardrec.org.Couples Membership ......... $259Senior Membership (55+) .. $129Individual ............................ $179Junior .................................. $109Family .................................. $299Corporate (10 or more) ...... $1390Adult BEGINNING EVENING & SATurdayAttention Beginners! How does a free tennis racquet sound?That’s right, not only do you get to learn the basic forehand,backhand, volley, overhead and serve, as well as great strategyadvice from our top professional staff but you also receive a freeracquet (New players only)! Every Wednesday night from 6:30pm - 7:30 pm or on Saturdays mornings from 10:00 am - 11:30am, you can learn all the shots: backhand, forehand, overhead,serve and volley. Call OTC at 483-2600 for further information.Starts October 1stWednesday: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pmSaturdays: 10:00 am - 11:30 amFee: $74 (5 classes)Intermediate adultOTC workout is a great way to learn advanced techniques andstrategies from the area’s most popular teaching pros. Classesoffered year-round.Mondays6:30 pm - 8 pmThursday 6:30 pm - 8 pmSaturdays 10:00 am - 11:30 amFee: $14 per class (5+)$16 per class (drop in)42 Fall 2013

Oxnard Tennis CenterWednesday doublesOn Wednesdays OTC will be having a Men’s Doubles Nightfrom 6:00pm-9:00pm. Free for members, $7 for non-members.OTC Pros will sometimes play too! Come on out for some greatdoubles! Contact OTC for further information.Daily Senior doubles MIXERTuesdays 8am-10am, FREE! For OTC members.$7 for nonmembers.Junior tennisOxnard Tennis Center’s Junior Tennis Program has helped todevelop some of the area’s top college and high school players.Our successful “stepping stone” program insures that your childwill improve as he or she participates in these fun classes. Ourkids group lessons are great fun for ages 4 and up. Maximumstudent teacher ratio is 7 to 1. Beginning level classes meetWednesday & Friday with classes beginning the first Wednesdayof each month.Fee: $89 per month- twice a week$54 per month- once a week$15 per classLevel I Ages 4-15 4 - 5 pm Wed & FriLevel II Ages 7-17 5 - 6 pm Wed & FriAdvanced adult GroupPTR certified Professional Mark McCampbell offers a greatworkout for 4.0 and above rated players on Wednesday Nightsfrom 6:30pm to 8:00pm. Hit with some of the area’s better maleand female players and learn high level tips. Class fee is $19.00Special Events at OTC14th Annual Ventura County JuniorSATellite TournamentNovember 9,10, 2013.This SCTA sponsored event features boys and girls singles.Competition at the novice to intermediate level. $26.00entry fee. Deadline to enter is Nov. 4thUSA Junior Team TennisStarts September 17th-November 29thBoys and girls 18 and under compete against other tennisfacilities in Ventura County. Winning teams go on toregional playoffs in Los Angeles. $49.00 league fee includest-shirt.Free Tennis ClinicSaturday September 21st, 11:30am to 12:30pmOpen to all tennis enthusiasts. Free prizes. Day includesfree use of Babolat Demo racquets. Call 483-2600 for freereservation.USA Adult Team TennisSeptember – DecemberAdult mixed doubles team form and compete against othertennis facilities in Ventura County. Call 483-2600 for moreinfo.Holiday Adult MixerDecember 7, 1pm-4pmBring in the Holiday spirit with some great mixed doubles.$15.00 fee includes entry and lunch. Call 483-2600 for moreinfo.Advanced Adult GroupPTR certified Professional Mark McCampbell offers a greatworkout for 4.0 and above rated players on WednesdayNights from 6:30pm to 8pm. Hit with some of the area’sbetter male and female players and learn high level tips.Class fee is $19.00oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 43

River Ridge Golf ClubGolf ProgramsBEGINNER adult ClassesNew Player Program includes 6 hours of instructioncovering all aspects of the game. Learn in a fun, stressfree environment. Only $99.00 per person! For moreinformation contact Jon Gomez, (805) 320-2668 orthegteam07@gmail.com. Wednesday evening Ladies Onlyclasses from 6 - 8 pm *call for starting dates! Sunday classesfrom 12 - 2 pm *call for starting dates!RIVER Ridge Golf CLUBRiver Ridge Golf Club is a championship golf facility located at2401 West Vineyard Avenue. Established in 1986, the facilityoffers country club quality at affordable prices and will challengeall levels of golfers. With 36 holes, a full service golf shop, alighted driving range with short game practice areas, River Ridgeis equipped to help any golfer enjoy the game. For those lookingto sharpen up their game or interested in trying it for the firsttime, professional teaching staff are available. River Ridge isalso a great place for weddings, banquets or meetings and has acafé open for breakfast and lunch. For tee times and other infocall (805) 983-4653 or go to www.riverridge-golfclub.com.Interested in learning the game? River Ridge Golf Club offersmany different lesson packages including private, group, ladies,and junior lessons all at affordable prices. For more info, datesand times please contact Jon Gomez at (805) 983-4653.annual Passes and CLUBSAvid golfers can take advantage of one of our Annual PassPrograms or join one of our many clubs. Ladies, Men, Senior,and Couples clubs are available for weekly and monthlytournament play and are a great way to play competitive golfin a fun environment. For more information, go to www.riverridgegolfclub.com.Junior Golf: Pee-wee Golf (ages 3-4)Instructor: Jon GomezLocation: River Ridge Driving RangeFee: $45 for five weeksPractice clubs are provided. Participants will receivefive weeks of instruction & award. Space is limited to 8participants. Registration only accepted through Jon Gomezat River Ridge Golf Club (805) 320-2668 or thegteam07@gmail.com. Please call Jon for Saturday dates and times.Parent Participation is mandatory.Mighty Mights Golf (ages 5-12)Instructor: Jon GomezLocation: River Ridge Driving RangeFee: $60 for five weeksPractice clubs are provided. Participants will receivefive weeks of instruction & award. Space is limited to 12participants. Registration only accepted through Jon Gomezat River Ridge Golf Club (805) 320-2668 or thegteam07@gmail.com. Please call Jon for Saturday dates and times.SpEcial Needs Class - all agesSunday afternoons from 1:00-2:00 Call Jon Gomez at (805)320-2668 for dates, times and rate.NEW Golf LeaguesRiver Ridge Golf Club is the place to host your work or privategolf league. 9 or 18 hole leagues on weekday or weekends can becustomized to your groups needs. Call us at (805) 983-4653 formore details.44 Fall 2013

CarnegieArt MuseumFall Exhibit TBASept. 8th -Nov. 24th.Hours: Thurs - Sat 10 am - 5 pm & Sun - 1 pm - 5 pmclosed holidays and between exhibitsAdmissionMuseum Members FreeAdults $3, Seniors $2, Students $2Children (6 and up) $1, under 6 freeFall Events:CAM Book Club: Thursdays, Sept. 19, Oct. 17 and Nov. 21The Book Club meets monthly to discuss books related to thecurrent exhibition.Story Time @ CAM: Fridays, Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov. 15.Children will listen to a new story each month in bothlanguages followed by a scavenger hunt in one of the galleries.The 45 minute reading and activity is recommended forchildren of ages 4 to 7, and must be accompanied by parent orcaregiver. Admission is FREE for Children and $2 for parentor caregiverFree Family Day: Dia de los MuertosSaturday, Nov. 2 from 11 am - 3 pmCalavera face painting, marigold paper flower workshop,music and more!SEPTEMBER29 Oxnard Community Concert AssociationTHE DIAMONDSOCTOBER4 New West SymphonySARAH CHANG, VIOLIN13 805’s Got TalentOXNARD PERFORMING ARTS CENTEREVENT SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 2013 – JANUARY 2014DECEMBER7 & 8 Footworks Youth BalletNUTCRACKERJANUARY15 Oxnard Community Concert AssociationJESSE LYNCH’S JAZZ 101NOVEMBER1 New West SymphonyCLASSICAL SYMPHONY14 Oxnard Community Concert AssociationSONIC ESCAPE16 & 17 Oxnard Gem & Mineral Society44th ANNUAL GALAXY OF GEMS EXPO23 & 24 Ventura County Ballet CompanyNUTCRACKERoxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 45

Oxnard Public LibraryBranch InformationMAIN LIBRARY251 South A StreetMonday - Thursday: 9:00am - 8:00pmSaturday:9:00am - 5:30pmSunday:1:00pm - 5:00pmLibrary card & check-out information · · · · · · (805)385-7507Adult Reference, services & events · · · · · · · · · (805)385-7532YA Reference, services & events · · · · · · · · · · · (805)240-7309Children’s Reference, services & events · · · · · (805)385-7535Library Administration · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · (805)385-7527SOUTH OXNARD BRANCH LIBRARY4300 Saviers Road · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · (805)385-8129Monday - Thursday: 9:00am - 8:00pmSaturday:9:00am - 5:30pmCOLONIA BRANCH LIBRARY1500 Camino Del Sol #26 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · (805)385-8108Monday - Thursday: 12:00pm - 6:00pmVISIT YOUR LIBRARY ONLINEVisit www.oxnardlibrary.net for more information aboutongoing services, events, access to the library catalog, testpreparation, and electronic resources.WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS now available!Free wireless access is available at the Main Library, ColoniaBranch Library and South Oxnard Branch Library forpatrons using their own wireless-capable devices duringopen hours. At this time, the library does not loan orotherwise make available any wireless devices.Requirements:• A laptop or wireless device with IEEE 802.11 b/gcompatible wireless network card• Laptop must have TCP/IP protocol installed and setto use dynamic IP addressing (DHCP)Your Library Homework CentersThe Oxnard Main Library and the South Oxnard Branch LibraryHomework Centers provide one-on-one homework help for 1stthrough 12th grade students. Regular hours are Monday throughThursday from 3pm – 7pm. and Saturday from 1pm – 5pm. TheHomework Centers offer computers with Internet access andcomputer assistance. Students are asked to bring their homeworkassignments with them.Library staff is currently recruiting volunteer tutors to providetwo hours or more of help per week. For more informationabout the Homework Centers, please call 385-7512 for the MainLibrary Homework Center or 385-8129 for the South OxnardBranch Library Homework Center.COMPUTER USE & CLASSESAll Oxnard libraries offer free 60 minutes per day computer usewith Internet access and a variety of word processing optionson a walk-in basis. Pay-to-use computers and computer classesare also offered at the Main Library and South Oxnard BranchLibrary. Visit www.oxnardlibrary.net or stop by your nearestlibrary.Oxnard Public Library Adult LiteracyOutreACh ProgramDo you know an adult who wants help with reading and writing?Would you like to help an adult improve his or her reading andwriting?Volunteers with the Literacy Outreach Program at the OxnardPublic Library tutor adults to improve their ability to read andwrite for personal, educational, and workplace advancement.For more information, please call (805) 385-7536.Adult Literacy Outreach Program Office251 South A Street (Second Floor)46 Fall 2013

Oxnard Public LibraryPassporTSPlanning to Travel? Apply for a U.S. Passport at the Library!The Main Library offers walk-in Passport AcceptanceServices on the following days and hours:Monday - Thursday: 10:30 am - 2:30 pm.Services are also available by appointment only:Tuesday & Wednesday: 5:00 pm - 7:30 pmSaturday:10:00 am - 1:00 pmThere are two options for U.S. citizens when applying fortravel documents:• A wallet-sized U.S. Passport card is now availablefor land and sea crossing between the U.S. andCanada, Mexico, Bermuda, and the Caribbean,only. This card is not valid for air travel.• The standard 5” x 3.5” U.S. Passport book is validfor air, sea, or land travel.For more information on these options, fees, requireddocumentation, and appointments, call 385-7509.CULTURAL EVENTSThe library is a great place to attend free, exciting, and thoughtprovokingevents for adults. Call 385-7532 or visit www.oxnardlibrary.net for more information about current andupcoming events.TEEN READ WEEKCelebrate Teen Read Week at the Oxnard Public Library!This special week is dedicated to teens across the country toencourage them to read for the fun of it! Come in October 13th– 19th for special events and prizes for reading. All teens areencouraged to participate. For more information call (805) 240-7309 at the Main Library or (805) 247-8953 at the South OxnardBranch Library.TEEN COUNCILIf you are between 6th through 12th grade and would beinterested in supporting your community library by makingsuggestions for upcoming youth events (and even using thisfun experience on a college application), consider joining theTeen Council. For more information about this unique libraryclub, call 240-7309 at the Main Library or 247-8953 at the SouthOxnard Branch Library.STOry TimesThese weekly programs are free and do not requireregistration.Main LibraryPreschool Story TimeTuesdays 10:30 amBilingual Story TimeThursdays 5:30 pmSouth Oxnard Branch LibraryBaby & Toddler Story Time Mondays 11:00 amBilingual Story Time Mondays 5:00 pmFamily Story TimeThursdays 5:00 pmColonia Branch LibraryPlease call (805) 385-8108 for story times.The Family PlaceThe South Oxnard Branch Library now offers a specialspace for babies through five year-olds and their parents/caregivers. The library’s Family Place provides a uniqueopportunity for babies and young children to learn byplaying with and sharing developmentally appropriate toysand books. The Family Place also offers parenting books,DVDs, pamphlets, and magazines for parents/caregivers.Library Gift ShopLocated at the Main Library and operated by OxnardFriends of the Library Foundation volunteers, the GiftShop offers a great selection of greeting cards, toys,jewelry, purses, candles, scarves, seasonal items and usedbooks. All proceeds benefit the Oxnard Public Library’sprograms.oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 47

Neighborhood ResourcesReception HallsLooking for the perfect place to host a wedding orbaby shower? How about a birthday party? We havethe time and we have the space! Senior groups lookingfor a place to meet? Come and take a tour!Our kitchen is also available. Main room has a stage.Make reservations early. Only Saturdays are available.Call us at (805) 385-8019 for information andreservations.THE PLACE FOR ANY OCCASION!Weddings with receptions • Birthday Celebrations •Baptismals • Debuts/Quinceañeras • Fund-raisers •Public Gatherings • Special Events200 person capacity - Free Table & Chair Set-UpSpecial Business Meeting RatesFor booking infoirmation, call (805) 385-7995 Office(805) 385-8362 voicemailHablamos Español!48 Fall 2013

Neighborhood ResourcesyoUtH aCtIVIty CENtERSThe Neighborhood Youth Centers offer an exciting varietyof activities for youth ages 6 to 17. Activities includeseasonal sports, arts, crafts, excursions, special events,movies, homework assistance and much more! Stop by yourlocal youth center, meet our friendly staff and review ourmonthly calendar.Colonia Park197 N Marquita St · 385-7970Hours: 1-6pmDurley Park850 Hill Street · 385-8202Hours: 2-6pmSouthwinds Park300 West Clara · 385-7482Hours: 2-6pmSouth Oxnard Center200 E Bard Rd · 488-8539Hours: 2-6pmOpen GymnasiumsCOlOniA MEMoRIaL PaRK VEtERaNSGymnasiumThe Colonia Memorial Park Veterans Gymnasiumis located at 195 Marquita St. and is open Mondaythrough Friday, noon- 9pm and Saturday, 4pm-8pm. Forinformation regarding adult open play, leagues and otheractivities, call 385-7966 between noon and 6pm, Mondaythrough Saturday.Rio Vista Intermediate SchoolGymnasiumRecreation and Community Services offers an open gym atRio Vista Intermediate School, 3050 Thames River Drive,Oxnard. The Gym is open Monday through Friday, from6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.The gym will offer the following activities:Monday BasketballTuesday VolleyballWednesday BasketballThursday VolleyballFriday OpenBEdFoRd PINKaRd SKatEBoaRd PaRKThe City of Oxnard Bedford Pinkard Skateboard Park is located at 3250 Rose Avenue acrossSkate Park Hours:from Channel Islands High School. The park is open for skateboards and in-line skates Mon -Thu 2 pm to 8 pmonly - no bikes or scooters. Admission to the park is free but all skaters must be registered Fri2 pm to 10 pmwith a signed liability release waiver on file before a skater may use the park. Skaters age 17years and under must have the waiver signed by a parent or guardian. All skaters must wearSat10 am to 10 pma properly secured skate helmet at all times when skating in the park. (Helmets are NOTavailable for loan or rent from the Skate Park)For the latest information on skate park hours and possible closures, please call our 24 hourSun10 am to 8 pmskate park information line at 982-7121 or call the Oxnard Police Activities League at 385-8230.oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995 49

Neighborhood ResourcesCity ParksAcreageArea LightingBall DiamondBasketball CourtBleachersDrinking FountainExercise StationsHorseshoesJogging PathOff Street ParkingGroup Picnic AreaArea for ReservationPicnic TablesPlaygroundRecreation BldgRestroomsShuffleboardSoccer FieldTennis CourtVolleyballConcrete WalksDog Park1. Beck Park - 600 W Kamala 8.5 • 3 1.5 • • • • • 1 •2. Borchard Oak Park - Roble Ln 1 • • •3. Cabrillo Park - 1600 Ebony Dr 6 • •4. Campus Park - 309 S “K” St 30 3 • • • •5. Carty Park - 3900 S “F” St 5 1 • • • 1 • 16. Central Park - 3200 N Oxnard Blvd 4.89 •7. Channel View Park - Harbor Blvd & Ocean Dr 0.78 • • • •8. College Estates Park - 1400 Gary Dr 6.5 • 1 1.5 • • • 1 • 1 2 •9. College Park - 3250 S Rose Ave 75 3 • • • 1 • • • 2 • •10. Colonia Park - 170 N Juanita Dr 10 • 2 3 • • • 1 • • •11. Community Center East Park - 800 Hobson Way 11 • 1 • • • 2 1 • 1 • • •12. Community Center West Park - 801 Hobson Way 4 • 2 • • • • 1 • • 813. Connelly Park - 2101 Bevra 3.1 • • • 114. (Old) Del Sol - 1500 Camino Del Sol 4 • • 115. Del Sol - 1500 Camino Del Sol 13.5 • • • • 1 • 1 • 2 •16. Durley - 800 W Hill St 11 • 4 2 • • • • 1 • • •17. East Park - 351 Indus Pl 4.49 • 1 • • • 1 • 118. Eastwood Park - 1401 N “F” St 4.2 • 2 1 • • • • 1 •19. Fremont Tot Park - 1130 N “M” St 1.5 • • 1 •20. Garden City Acres Park - 5302 Cypress Rd 5.5 0.5 • • • • 1 • •21. Gateway Park - Forrest Park & River Park Blvds 2.56 •22. Johnson Creek Park - 501 East Johnson Rd 8.5 • 3 • • • • 1 • •23. Kohala Park - Kohola St 1.1 • •24. Lathrop Park - 600 E Guava St 3 • 1 • • 1 125. Lemonwood Park - 2055 East San Mateo Pl 9.5 • 1 1 • • • 1 • 2 1 •26. Linear Park - Hemlock St & Pearl Way 3 • • •27. Marina West Park -1300 S Novato Dr 6.3 • • • 2 • 2 •28. Neptune Square Park - Neptune Square 0.4 0.5 1 229. Orchard Park - 2130 Edelweiss St 12.6 • 0.5 • • • 1 • 1 •30. Oxnard Beach Park - 1601 S Harbor Blvd 62 • 1 • • • 2 • 1 • 4 •31. Peninsula Park - 3333 S. Peninsula Rd. 3.5 • • • • • 1 • • 2 •32. Pfeiler Park - C/O Chavez Dr. & Pinata 3.2 • 1 •33. Plaza Park - 500 South “C” Street 2 • • •34. Pleasant Valley Park - 4501 Justin Way 9.7 • • • • • 1 • 2 1 •35. Rio Del Mar Elementary - 3150 Thames River Dr. 9.08 3 4 • • • 1 • 1 1 •36. Rio Lindo Park - 841 Blanca St. 8.5 • 1 1 • • • • 2 • 1 • 1 1 •37. Rio Vista Middle School - 3050 Thames River Dr. 16.4 3 10 • • • 2 • 1 •38. Sea Air - 2011 9th Street 8.6 • 1 1 • • • • • 1 • 1 •39. SeaBridge - 3900 W. Wooley Rd. 13.6 • • 1 • 2 1 •40. Sea View - 1001 Offshore St. 6.4 • 1 1 • • • 2 • 2 •41. Sierra Linda - 1040 Indigo Pl. 6.2 • 1 • • • 1 •42. South Bank - 2610 Woodside Pl. 6 • 143. Southwest Community Park - 2500 W 5th St. 26 • 1 244. SW Community Park Extension - 2500 W 5th St. 5.5 • 1 • • • • 1 • •45. South Winds Park - 455 W. Clara St. 7.5 • 1 • • • • • 2 •46. Sports Park - Entrada & Morado Pl. 4 147. Swim Beach - Victoria Ave. 3.75 • • • 148. Thompson Park - 201 N. Imperial St. 3 • 1 2 • • • • 149. Via Marina Park - 3301 Keel Way 12 • 1 1 • • • • • 1 • 150. Village Green Park - 3002 Moss Landing Blvd. 1.25 • • •51. Vineyard Park - 2790 Smokey Mountain Dr. 7 3 • • • • • •52. West Channel Park 11.6 • • • •53. West Village Park - 1501 Cesar Chavez Dr. 6 • 1 3 • • • • 2 •54. Wilson Park - 350 North “C” Street 5 • • • • • • 1 • • • 1 •50 55. Windrow Fall Park 2013- 802 Owens River 5 1 • • • 1 •

55650 17213537Parks and Facilities(See Numbered Parks List at left)425141HWY 1011329 365th StreetGonzales Rd.Victoria Ave.SouthwestCommunity Park5th & PattersonPolice Activities League350 South K StreetCommunity Center Park WestClark & Adair FieldOxnard Tennis Center801 Hobson Way44 43403381941218Wilson Park/Senior Center350 N C Street11Oxnard Blvd.232 53Colonia Senior Center126-B Amelia Ct.54 14 15103346Colonia Park/Gym/Youth Center197 N Marquita StDel Sol SoccerComplex 1500Colonia Rd48283026394927Performing Arts Center800 Hobson Way161Driffill FieldWooley & E Street24Wooley Rd.2552317 47Channel Islands Blvd.Durley Park / Youth Center850 Hill StreetVentura Rd.Southwinds Park/ Youth Center300 W Clara St.South Oxnard Center/ Youth & Senior Center200 E Bard RoadBeck Park / Beck &Obrien Fields600 W Kamala St54522342089College Park1800 ChannelIslands Blvd.

Recreation & Community Services PresentsPhysically Challenged and Special Needs“Day at the Park”City Corps Train ∙ Board Games ∙ Arts & CraftsGroup & Individual Activities ∙ Jolly JumpEvents held once a month throughout 2013August 24 • September 14 • October 19Special Holiday Event December 14, 2013at the Wilson Senior Center, 350 North “C” StreetOxnard Beach Park - 1601 South Harbor Blvd.For more information, call (805) 385-8019Presented by Recreation and Community ServicesCome see Santa as he travelsthrough Oxnard!Tour runs from December 16 - 21.Tour schedule will be released inDecember! Check Oxnardrec.orgfor the latest updates! Follow us ontwitter at twitter.com/santafloatSupported by the Oxnard Police Departmentand Oxnard Fire Department!