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Information ubject to change.

Change is in the air! Parks, Recreation and PublicFacilities experienced many changes this past year.Changes in the organizational structure provided

the opportunity or proessional growth and a reshperspective on how to most eectively manage the variety o recreation programming and our public acilities.Realigning our division under the urlock PoliceDepartment allowed us to streamline management andemphasizes the role that our division plays in enhancing

public saety. By providing quality recreation programmingand public acilities, we create opportunities to elevate thequality o lie in urlock. Changes in the orm o shrinkingbudgets and reduced stafng levels have occurred,however, the quality o work and high level o customerservice our sta provides has not wavered. Tis is a resulto the hard working men and women who work or theParks, Recreation and Public Facilities Division. Mostrecently, we changed locations! Our administrativeofces have relocated to 144 S. Broadway in the downtowndistrict, next to City Hall. We are very excited and lookorward to serving our customers in our new space. While

change is inevitable, one thing that will never change is ourcommitment to those we serve. It is our privilege to serveour community and we take tremendous pride indelivering programs and services which make urlock aspecial place to live, work and play!

— Allison Van Guilder Parks, Recreation & Public Facilities Manager



www.cityofturlock.org | 144 S. Broadway, Turlock, CA 95380 | Ph. 209.668.5594 | Fax. 209.668.5619

GENERAL INFORMATION

» Community meetings All regular meetings are open to the public.Meetings are held MONTHLY at City Hall located at:156 S. Broadway

City Council When: 2nd & 4th uesday Time: 7:00 p.m.

Parks, Recreation & When: 2nd Wednesday Community Commission Time: 6:00 p.m.

Turlock City When: 2nd Tursday Arts Commission Time:7:00 p.m.

» gARAge sALe PeRmits $15.00City o Turlock residents who are planning on having agarage sale are required to obtain a permit.

Visit www.cityofurlock.org or 144 S. Broadway or moreinormation.

HELp YOuTH pARTIcIpATE IN REcREATION pROGRAMs

urlock Recreation is raising unds or youth scholarshthrough the SHARES Card and Raley’s Quality of LifeCards. A percent o every grocery dollar will supportyouth in urlock and help them participate in sae andpositive activities. o receive a free card or moreinormation contact urlock Recreation at 668-5594.

It’s easy and all you have to do is provide the card when you shop!

» ReCReAtion sChoLARshiPs AvAiLAbLeYouth & Senior Recreation Scholarships are availablethrough the Recreation Ofce or participation in Cityurlock Recreation Activities. Participants must be 18years o age or under or 62 years o age and above, andhave a urlock address. Once approved, applicants mareceive up to $75 or the year July 1, 2011 – June 30, 20Applications are available at the Recreation Ofce.

Donations are being accepted or additional scholarshipPlease contact the Recreation Ofce or more inormatio




Parks & Facilities

Park rentals Broadway Park - 501 N. BroadwayCrane Park - 1555 E. Canal DriveDonnelly Park - 600 Pedras RoadPedretti Park Picnic Area – 2400 Tegner Road

Picnic areas can be reserved rom March 1st through October 31st. To check availability o a picnic space, call the

Recreation Oce at 668-5594 or visit www.cityofurlock.org.From the home page go to:Enter Keyword Search and type in:1. Park Rentals (click the green button)2. Click on Check Availability

For the park you are interested in a map will appear withlettered and numbered areas. Click on any o the lettersor numbers to get detailed inormation and availability or that area. Lettered areas must be reserved; numberedareas are rst come rst served.

Park RulesNo alcohol allowed in any o the parksNo amplied soundNo personal barbequesNo driving on the grassBounce Houses are allowed with a permit (additional costo $35) and only permitted with a reservation.

Bounce House PermitsBounce houses are allowed in rented ‘lettered’ areas o theparks. Check with the Recreation Oce or the namesand numbers o companies that have been approved to dobusiness with the City o urlock. Once you have renteda space and contracted with a bounce house company youmust purchase a $35 Bounce House Permit.

sPecialtY Parks

Pedretti Park Sports Complex - 2400 Tegner RoadOne o the nest soball acilities in the Central Valley,eaturing 4 soball elds and 1 baseball diamond. Allelds are available or rent and use or tournaments.

Gemperle Fields at Turlock Regional SportsComplex - 4545 N. Kilroy RoadConveniently located of Highway 99, and with 9 socceelds and 2 soball diamonds, the elds at the SportsComplex are perect or tournament rentals.

Skate Park - 250 Starr AvenueRequired Saety Gear Helmets - Kneepads - Elbow PaTis park is an unsupervised acility open year round,6:00am—10:00pm

Bike Park - 4013 N. Walnut AvenueRequired Saety Gear Helmets - Kneepads - Elbow PaTis is an unsupervised acility, park hours are as ollowweather permitting:Monday thru Friday year round, 3:45pm to sunsetSaturday and Sunday year round, 8:00am to sunsetSchool recess and holidays, 8:00am to sunset

Dog Park at Sunnyview Park -

500 S. Berkeley Avenueo be able to play at the dog park:

• Rabiesvaccinationsmustbecurrent• Maledogsmustbeneutered• Alldogsmustwearidentication• Ownersmustcarryaleashatalltimes• Nopuppiesunderfourmonthsofageallowed• Nofemaledogsinheatmayenterthepark

Dog Park at Centennial ParkCentennial Park has been approved to bethe home of Turlock’s 2nd dog park and weneed your help to make this a reality! Pleasecall 668-5594 for donation information.

Building rentals Reserve one o the ollowing buildings or your next pawedding, or special event. Reservations can be made uto 11 months in advance at the Recreation Oce, 144 SBroadway, urlock. For rate and rental inormation ca668-5594.

War Memorial .....................................................247 E. CSenior Center ........................................................1191 CRube Boesch Center ........................................275 N. Ora

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Youth Programs

» Dance etc.

Tese classes teach the basics of ballet and tap for children

2 - 8 years. Students will be learning a dance to perform at

the end of the session. Step out and Dance!

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Where: War Memorial (247 E. Canal)

Recital: Friday, March 30

Admission: $2.00 /Person 3 yrs & Older

Dancers are Free!

2 r Bb & M $52.00Day Dates tiMe Dance

Tursday Jan. 12 – Mar. 29 10:00 – 10:30am Ballet

Tursday Jan. 12 – Mar. 29 10:30 – 11:00am Ballet

Tursday Jan. 12 – Mar. 29 5:30 – 6:00pm Ballet

3 r $52.00Day Dates tiMe Dance

Wednesday Jan. 11 – Mar. 28 4:45 – 5:15pm Ballet

Tursday Jan.12 – Mar. 29 11:00 – 11:30am ap

Tursday Jan.12 – Mar. 29 6:00 – 6:30pm ap


Wednesday Jan. 11 – Mar. 28 4:00 – 4:45pm Ballet

Tursday Jan. 12 – Mar. 29 3:00 – 3:45pm ap


Wednesday Jan. 11 – Mar. 28 2:30 – 3:15pm ap

Wednesday Jan. 11 – Mar. 28 6:15 - 7:00pm Ballet

Tursday Jan. 12 – Mar. 29 3:45 – 4:30pm Ballet

6 – 8 r $68.00Day Dates tiMe Dance

Wednesday Jan. 11 – Mar. 28 3:15 – 4:00pm ap

Rdd Dr cdB c:• Pink ballet slippers (with elastic strap across top of fo• Leotard & tights • Hair away from facetp c:• Black tap shoes • Leotard & tights• Hair away from face

» BalletTake advantage of this opportunity to learn beginningand intemediate ballet dance. Te Ballet I cla will

incopoate the coect placement of the bod, leg andfeet with the coodination of the head and am. TeBallet II class will enhance your ballet training & worktowad technical ballet, bod tengthening andadvancement to Pointe.Registration will begin Wednesday, December 14, 8a

Where: War Memorial (247 E. Canal)Recital: Friday, March 30

Admission: $2.00 /Person 3yrs & OlderDancers are Free!

class Day Dates tiMe Ballet I Wednesday Jan. 11 – Mar. 28 5:15 - 6:15pm 6 – 10 yrs

Ballet II* Tursday Jan. 12 – Mar. 29 4:30 – 5:30pm 8 – 18 yrs

Ballet III/IV** Tursday Jan. 12 – Mar. 29 6:30 – 8:00pm 11 – 18 yrs*Must have 1 year of Ballet I & instructor approval

**Beginning Pointe Class; must have instructor approval; must have

year of Ballet II & be 11 yrs of age

» tiny tots Fantasy BaseBall campBo and gil age 3 – 4 will lean the baic of baeball

while plaing alongide thei paent. Paticipant will lefun techniques of throwing, catching, hitting and knowleof the bae. Paent ae equied to paticipate with thechild. Include matching -hit fo child and paent.

Where: Turlock Regional Sports ComplexSign ups: February 1 - March 15Day : Saturday Dates: April 14, 21, 28, May 5Time: 9:00 - 10:15amFee: $54.00

Late Fee: $5.00 (March 16 – 22)




» ToTs Indoor soccerChildren ages 3 - 5 years will be placed onto a teamand coached by Recreation sta. Tis is a recreationalprogram designed to encourage children to play or unand learn the basic skills needed to play in the uture.Space is limited to 40 registrations.

Where: urlock High School Girls GymnasiumDay : uesday Dates: March 27 – April 24 (No class on 4/10)Time: 5:30 – 6:30pmSign ups

: February 7 - March 8Fee: $41.00 Late Fee: $5.00 (March 9 - 15)

» KIdz Love soccerLearn the world’s most popular sport rom proessionacoaches licensed in the Kidz Love Soccer Method, anon-competitive ormat. A session experience includeage appropriate activities, skill demonstrations, un gamand instructional scrimmages. Kidz Love Soccer: “whethe score is always un to un”. Shin guards required bysecond class meeting.

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Location: Christoerson ParkDay & Dates: Saturdays, January 21 – March 10 (8 weFee: $89.00

Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer (2 – 3.5 yrs) 8:45 – 9:15amot-Soccer (3.5 – 4 yrs) 9:30 – 10:00amPre-Soccer (4 – 5 yrs) 10:00 – 10:35Soccer 1 (5 – 6 yrs) 10:35 – 11:20Soccer 2 (7 – 8 yrs) 11:20 – 12:05Soccer 3 (9 – 10 yrs) 11:20 – 12:05

» T-BaLL / PeeWee BaseBaLL

Boys and girls ages 4 - 8 can experience their rstbaseball program. Tis 6 game league introduces youtto the game o baseball in a non-competitive atmospheNo score is kept, all players are winners! All coaches a

volunteers, so i you would like to coach a team please the Recreation Ofce. All players will receive a t-shirt replica major league hat.Team pictures not included with registration fees.

T-Ball (hit of batting tee) must be 4 - 6 yrs. as o May 1, 2PeeWee (coach pitch) must be 6 - 8 yrs. as o May 1, 20Sorry, no exceptions on age can be made.

Location: urlock Regional Sports ComSign ups: February 6 – March 29Orientation Day : April 28 (Sports Complex)Picture Day : May 5 (Sports Complex)Games Begin: Week o May 7Fee: $55.00

Late Fee: $5.00 (March 30 – April 5)Days/Times: T-Ball uesday 6:00 – 7:00pm

or Saturday 9:00 -10:00am Pee-Wee Tursday 6:00 – 7:00pm

or Saturday 10:30 – 11:30am




» Youth Girls BasketBallGirls in grades 3rd to 8th can learn the game of basketballstarting with 1 Saturday of skill development followedby six weeks of games. Please note that game times willchange from week to week within the time slots.Minimum of 24 participants per grade group.

Where: urlock High School or Pitman High SchoolSign Ups: January 3 – February 9Starts: Skills Clinic February 25th 1:00 – 3:00pm Games February 27th – April 3rdDay : Monday (3rd, 4th, 5th)

uesday (6th, 7th, 8th)Time: 5:30 – 7:30 pm (tentatively)Fee: $68.00

Late Fee: $5.00 (February 10 - 16)

» track and Field classYouth ages 7 -14 years can develop their track and eld abilities.High School coaches will work on speed and agility trainingtechniques, conditioning and endurance. Tis program willintroduce the participants to all areas o track and eld.

Where: urlock High rack – Rain or Shine

Days: uesdays & TursdaysTime: 4:30 – 5:30 pmSession I : March 6 - 29Session II : April 3 – May 3 (No class week of April 9)Session III : May 8 - 31Fee: $40.00 / Session

» Girls soFtBall leaGueTe league will consist o 12 games played on Mondays,uesdays, Wednesdays and/or Saturdays. eams will notplay more than two games per week. Game days arerandom each week. Tese leagues are Non-Competitive,

and are designed to develop and enhance skills. (Tis leagueis not associated with ravel Soball). Anyone interestedin coaching please let us know so we can sign you up or acoaches clinic. Pictures not provided with registration ees.

Where: Pedretti Park/Turlock Regional Sports ComplexDates: April 30 - July 3Grade: 3rd-8th grade (or 8 yrs old)Picture Day : Saturday, April 28thSign Ups: February 1 - March 8Fee: $91.00

Late Fee: $5.00 (March 9 – 15)

» turlock Youth selF deFenseYouth ages 5 - 15 years can learn sel-discipline, conde& the basics o karate. Beginning, intermediate, andadvanced techniques are taught. Register at the RecreatOfce prior to each session. Students will be accepted uto the 4th week o each session, but will be charged a $5late ee.

Where: Senior CenterSession I : January 23 – March 26 $ 59.00 (9 we

(No class on 2/20)Session II : April 2 – May 21 $ 54.00 (8 weDay : Monday Time: New Students 5:15 - 5:55

Yellow Belts 6:00 - 6:40Orange & Purple Belts 6:45 - 7:25Green Belts & above 7:30 - 8:10

A $5.00 materials ee must be paid to the instructor at the frst c




» Positive Leisure Activities

for Youth (PLAY)What do we do with the kids aer school? Stop by andcheck out the PLAY program! Children in the programhave time to complete homework daily, participate in a variety o un activities and most importantly have a saeplace to go aer school.

Where: Denair Elementary*Dennis Earl Elementary Julien Elementary

Sandra Medeiros Elementary*Walnut Elementary*

Days: Monday - Friday Time: School lets out until 6:00pmFees: $35.00 per week or $93.00 for a 10-day punch card

Annual Enrollment: $53.00

Discounts are given to amilies with more than 1 child* Schools oer alternative programs or kindergarteners;

call or more inormation Beore school programs are available; call or more

inormation

Late Fee: $5.00 Per Day Tat Child Attends Without Payment

» Ases After schooL ProgrAmTe ASES program is designed to help students withhomework, teach lie-skills and promote healthy liestylesthrough structured recreational activities. ASES is orkindergarten - 8th grade students who attend Brown,Crowell, Cunningham, Osborn, urlock Jr. High andWakefeld Schools. ASES meets Monday - Friday rom thetime school lets out until 6:00pm. Don’t wait to register,

space is limited to 90 students per site.

Registration dates or the 2012/2013 school year is as ollows:

Crowell School April 17, 2012Cunningham School April 19, 2012Osborn School April 24, 2012Wakefeld School April 26, 2012Brown School May 1, 2012urlock Jr. High May 3, 2012

Annual Enrollment: $75.00

» mArtY YerbY centerAfter schooL ActivitiesSponsored by the Housing Authority o Stanislaus Counthis program helps oster human development by providlie long learning or youth ages 5 - 18 years who live in around the HUD homes. Te program provides recreatcras, homework assistance and much more!

Days/Hours: Monday - Friday 3:00 – 6:00pm

» hoLidAY cAmPsWhat do we do with our children when they are of duriwinter/spring break? Join the un with the City o urloHoliday Camp Programs! Tese programs will ofer a

variety o un activities or boys and girls kindergarten –grade in a day-camp atmosphere. Enrichment activitiescras and indoor/outdoor activities geared to stimulategroup and individual play will all be a part o theseprograms. An aernoon snack will be provided everyday

Where: Club Room #2Days: Monday – Friday, December 19 - 23 & 26

Friday – Friday, April 6 - 13

Times/Fees:Full Day Weekly 7:00am – 6:00pm $93.00Daily 7:00am – 6:00pm $20.00

Annual Enrollment: $12.00 Late Fee: $5.00 Per Day Tat Child Attends Without Paym

» summer cAmPJoin the un! Tis program will oer a variety o unactivities or boys and girls kindergarten – 6th grade inday-camp atmosphere. Enrichment activities, educatiogames, cras and indoor/outdoor activities will all be apart o this program. An aernoon snack will be prov

everyday. Space is limited, so register early!

Where: Pitman High Caeteria/urlock High SchDays: Monday – Friday, beginning May 29thTimes/Fees:Hal Day 6:30am – 3:00pm $71.00Full Day 6:30am – 6:00pm $93.005 Day Punch Card 6:30am – 6:00pm $100.00

Annual Enrollment: $12.00 Late Fee: $5.00 Per Day Tat Child Attends Without Paym*Program opens at 7:30am.




Teen Programs

Te City o urlock een Advisory Council needs yourhelp! We are holding a children’s book drive in which thecollected books will be donated to children in need.Reading is crucial or the development o a child andurlock’s children need your books! Trough May 1, new or gently used children’s books canbe dropped o at the Recreation Oce,144 S. Broadway, urlock or call668-5599 ext.4605 or more inormation.

» BaBysitting ClassGet ready or your rst job! In this course, boys and girls11 - 15 years, will become knowledgeable o the duties andresponsibilities o babysitting. Students will learn aboutcharacteristics o children at dierent ages, saety precautions, accident prevention and child care skills.

Where: Club Room #2Date: March 10Time: 9:00am - 12:00pmFee: $26.00

» lifeguard training ClassLearn the skills and complete the test to be a certiedAmerican Red Cross Lieguard. Please call the Recreatoce starting in February to get the class details.

adulT Classes & sPorTs

» t’ai Chi Ch’uanai Chi Chuan is an art o sel-deense and sel-discipliwhich has been in existence or centuries in China.

Te slow, graceul movements are practiced or health,concentration and relaxation. As an exercise, tai chiimproves blood circulation and increases the immunesystem. It strengthens the mind, joints, muscles andbones, thereby improving fexibility and balance.All participants MUST PRE-REGISTER.

Age: 18 & olderDay: Wednesday Where: War MemorialSession 1: January 4 - 25

Session 2: February 1 - 22Session 3: February 29 – March 21Session 4: March 28 – April 18Time: 7:30 – 8:30pm

8:30 – 9:00pm (Students will have anopportunity to practice perecting orm

Fee: $46.00/session

» line danCingJoin Nancy Franklin as she teaches steps that will impress!Dance for pleasure, exercise or just plain fun! Wear

comfortable shoes or boots with leather or suede bottoms(bowling shoes are excellent substitutes). Partner not requAll participants MUST PRE-REGISTER.

Where: urlock Senior CenterDay: uesdays ~ On GoingFee: $35.00/8-Day Punch Card

Introduction Class 5:30 – 6:30pmBeginning Class 6:30 – 7:15pmIntermediate Class 7:15 – 8:00pm




» Friday Night OutTis program is or youth and adults, 12 years and olderwith developmental disabilities. Programs are designedto promote socialization, independent unctioning andrecreational skills. Activities will include cras, games,social time, rereshments and un. SIGN UP A CLASS

Where: Rube Boesch (275 N. Orange)Dates: January 20

February 17March 16

Time: 7:00 – 9:00pmFee: Free

» SpriNg SOFtballCome out and enjoy the game o soball at one o theCentral Valley’s nest soball acilities, Pedretti Park.Tere are competitive & recreational leagues or men,

women and co-ed; all leagues are “D” level and below.Mandatory Managers Meeting on February 9, 5:30pm atthe urlock Senior Center.Payment Policy:

Only 1 form of payment will be accepted(i.e. 1 check, 1 credit card or all cash)

Sign ups: January 3 – 26 League Starts: February 21Team Fee: $285.00Player Fee: $6.00

Late Fee: $30.00 (January 27 - February 2)

» Summer league SOFtballWhere: Pedretti ParkSign-ups: March 5 - April 5

League Starts: April 23 (entatively)Team Fee: $540.00Player Fee: $14.00 per player

Late Fee: $30.00 (April 6 - 12)

» SpriNg VOlleyballCity league volleyball is a great way to get some exercismeet new people and see your riends. Tis is nine we

o volleyball, plus playofs. League play is Monday nighwith Recreational, Competitive 6 and Power or Tursdnight with Recreational and Competitive 6.

Where: urlock High Boy’s GymSign-ups: February 1 – March 1

League Starts: March 19Team fee: $97.00Player fee: $9.00

Late Fee: $30.00 (March 2 – March 8)




6 Easy Ways to REgistER! 1) Onlinewww.cityofurlock.org

2) Fax(209) 668-5619 • 24 Hours a day Include your Visa/MasterCard number

3) PhOne(209) 668-5594 • Monday - Friday • 8:00am - 5:00pm

4) Walk-in144 S. Broadway, Turlock, CA 95380

Monday - Friday • 8:00am - 5:00pm5) MailRecreation Division • 144 S. Broadway, Turlock, CA 95380

6) DrOP BOxLocated in the Police DepartmentParking lot at 900 N. Palm (It’s a bright yellow mailbox)

G ifomtoClasses may be canceled due to lack of enrollmentPlease make every eort to pre-register so a class wnot be canceled unnecessarily. Don’t forget to signwaiver at the bottom of the registration form.

rfud PocyRefunds will be given on cancellations prior to therst class less a $10 cancellation fee. Failure to attea program or “no shows” will not be granted a refuIf you are not satised with any of our programs,

please contact the supervisor at 668-5594.

Css Tsfs d/o lt FAny class changes will be charged an $8 transfer f

Aer the class start date, all transfers will requireinstructor’s approval. If enrollment is being acceptaer the class start date or registration date, a $5 la

fee will be added to the class fee.

Wt lst PocyAnyone can wait list for an individual class. Wait li

do not roll over. If a customer withdraws from a clathus creating an open spot, the first person on the wlist is called to accept or decline. Class spots are noheld or reserved and are not finalized untilpayment is made.

Poto rs PocyPlease be advised that all participants involved in any program or special event are subject to beingphotographed. Such photographs may be used by the of Turlock without an obligation to provide compensatto those photographed.

itt rgsttoClasses listed with the computer icon are availableonline registration. You must sign in and get aregistration account before you can begin registerifor an activity.

4 esy Stps:1. www.cityofurlock.org2. Locate City Departments2. Click on Recreation4. Choose an activity category & activity and regi

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» TurlOCk POliCe aCTiviTieS leaGue (P.a.l.)Turlock P.A.L. is a non-prot (501c3) organization that relieson education, athletics and recreational activities that aredesigned to cultivate youth into responsible and mature

citizens. Turlock P.A.L. also develops, organizes and promotesactivities, which are designed as deterrents from delinquentbehavior among children and adolescents. Turlock P.A.L.nances all of its programs through personal and corporatedonations. If you are interested in making a tax deductibledonation to Turlock P.A.L. please ll out the, “Help Sponsor aP.A.L. Activity” and mail it to the address listed below.



A special thank you to our sponsors or making the 2011 Christmas Parade a success!

Turlock Firefghters Local 2434 Turlock Convention and Visitors Bureau

Turlock Downtown Property Owner’s Association Radio Club

A & A Portables, Inc.

Turlock Journal

Wellington’s Station

DART (Dial-A-Ride Turlock)

Kiwanis Club o Greater Turlock Turlock Sunrise Rotary

Stanislaus County Fairgrounds

Pacifc Tire & Wheel

TNT Productions

Turlock Scavenger

urlock Police Activities Leaguewould like to thank Reed Realty and

Summit Mortgage Corporationfor sponsoring the 1st Annual

PALS Crab Feed.Trough their dedication and support

the event was able to raise fundsto help support urlock PAL’s

youth summer camp.

37 th Annual Turkey Trot

Family Fun RunA special “Tank You” to all the

sponsors for their continued support

and dedication to this community event:

Activity Orthopedic

Gary Nazareno, DMD

Gemperle Enterprises

Foster Farms

Sunnyside Farms

Save the date for the 38th Annual Turkey Trot

November 17, 2012

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