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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC-2511 c.Indian Wells I II® Sacramento (760)568-2611 BEST BEST &KRIEGER (916)325-4000 Irvine San Diego (949)263-2600 ATTORNEYS AT LAW (619)525-1300 Los Angeles Walnut Creek (213)617-8100 (925)977-3300 Ontario 3390 University Avenue,5th Floor,P.O. Box 1028, Riverside,CA 92502 Washington,DC (909)989-8584 Phone:(951)686-1450 Fax:(951)686-3083 www.bbklaw.com (202)785-0600 Randi Walseth (951)826-8369 randi.walseth@bbklaw.com File No. 2437.600 November 17, 2014 BY CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED AND VIA E-MAIL(lmussenden c,ci.arcadia.ca.us Ms. Lisa Mussenden Chief Deputy City Clerk/ Records Manager City of Arcadia 240 West Huntington Drive Post Office Box 60021 Arcadia, CA 91066-6021 Re: Renewal of California Service Mark CITY OF ARCADIA & PEACOCK DESIGN Registration No. 66418 Renewal No. 10316 Re: Renewal of California Service Mark CITY OF ARCADIA PEACOCK DESIGN I Registration No. 66416 Renewal No. 10318 t Re: Renewal of California Service Mark CITY OF ARCADIA (word mark) Registration No. 66417 Renewal No. 10317 24347.00600\9419704.1 I .dpc. BEST BEST &KRIEGER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Ms. Lisa Mussenden November 17, 2014 Page 2 Dear Lisa: We are happy to report that the above-referenced California service marks have been renewed for another five years with the California Secretary of State. Enclosed are the original Certificates of Registration, which should be stored in the same manner that the City of Arcadia stores other important business documents. The term of registration for each mark now extends until April 27, 2020. We have calendared the date on our docketing system, but suggest that you calendar the date as well. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Since ly, Ciffidit 0 Ctitig Randi alseth Paralegal for BEST BEST & KRIEGER LLP Enclosures cc: stephen.deitsch@bbklaw.com (w/o enclosures) 24347.00600\9419704.1 BEST BEST & KRIEGER ATTORNEYS ATLAW IRVINE (949) 263 -2600 74 -760 Highway 111, Suite 200 — Indian Wells, California 92210 LOS ANGELES (760) 568 -2611 (213) 617 -8100 (760) 340 -6698 Fax ONTARIO B B Klaw. com (909) 989 -8584 RIVERSIDE (951) 686 -1450 nina.beck®bbklaw.com File No. 24347.00600 May 20, 2010 Lisa Mussenden, Chief Deputy City Clerk/Records Manager City of Arcadia 240 W. Huntington Drive Arcadia, California 91007 Dear Lisa: i /Q© -2D SACRAMENTO (916) 325 -4000 SAN DIEGO (619) 525 -1300 WALNUT CREEK (925) 977 -3300 RECEIVED 1IAY 2 r. 2010 Re: California Trademark Registration for CITY OF ARCADIA Registration No. 66417 Enclosed please find the original California Certificate of Registration of Service Mark for the mark CITY OF ARCADIA. The Certificate was issued on April 27, 2010 and will remain in effect for a period of five years, and becomes due for renewal on April 27, 2015. Although we have docketed the due date and will notify you accordingly, we urge you to calendar the date for your reference as well. Please store the Certificate in the same manner that the City maintains other important business documents. Very truly ours k . Beck Intellectual Property Senior Paralegal and Coordinator for BEST BEST & KRIEGER LLP Enclosure cc: Stephen Deitsch, Esq. (w /out enclosure) RMLIT \NBECK \315997.1 State of California Secretary of State CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF SERVICE MARK 1, DEBRA BOWEN, Secretary of State of the State of California, hereby certify: Service Mark Reg. No.: Name of Registrant: Business Address: Date First Used in California: Date First Used Anywhere: Description of Service Mark: Description of Services with which the Service Mark is Used Class Number(s): Date of Registration: Term of Registration Extends to and Includes: 66417 City of Arcadia 240 West Huntington Dr., Arcadia, CA 91007 December 31, 1903 December 31, 1903 CITY OF ARCADIA (see attached) 35,41 April 27, 2010 April 27, 2015 In accordance with the application filed in this office, the Service Mark described above has been duly registered. A copy, specimen, facsimile, counterpart or a reproduction of the mark is attached. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I execute this certificate and affix the Great Seal of the State of California this 10th day of May 2010 / In 0..- Zrlvc�. DEBRA BOWEN Secretary of State NP -25 (REV 112007) OSP 06 99731 State of California air Secretary of State �'�CtFOA REGISTRATION OF TRADEMARK OR SERVICE MARK Pursuant to Business and Professions Code Section 14207 IMPORTANT — Read instructions before completing this form. SEC /STATE TM 100 (REV. 07108) FILING FEE: $70.00 PER CLASSIFICATION REGISTRATION APPLICATION FOR: ❑ TRADEMARK SERVICE MARK 1. REGISTRANT NAME City of Arcadia 7 BUSINESS ADDRESS 240 West Huntington Drive CITY AND STATE Arcadia, California ZIP CODE 91007 3. BUSINESS STRUCTURE (Check One) CORPORATION ❑ (State of Incorporation) ❑ SOLE PROPRIETOR LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ❑ (State of Organization) ❑ SPOUSES, AS COMMUNITY PROPERTY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP ❑ (State of Organization) ❑ DOMESTIC PARTNERS, AS COMMUNITY PROPERTY GENERAL PARTNERSHIP OTHER ❑ (State of Organization) ® (Describe) jimiripal rn3:pn-rqt-im _ 4. NAMES OF GENERAL PARTNERS, IF REGISTRANT IS A PARTNERSHIP 5. NAME AND /OR DESIGN OF MARK. (For design, provide a brief written description that can be pictured in the mind without reference to the specimens. Do not draw the design on the application. Attach a drawing of the mark.) CITY OF ARCADIA 6. DISCLAIMER (If Applicable) NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO USE THE TERM: 7a. DATE THE MARK WAS FIRST USED IN CALIFORNIA 12/31/1903 7b. DATE THE MARK WAS FIRST USED ANYWHERE 1 12 31 1903 8a. IF A TRADEMARK, LIST SPECIFIC GOODS. IF A SERVICE MARK, LIST SPECIFIC SERVICE. THIS SPACE FOR FILING OFFICER USE TRADE/SERVICE MARK REG. NO. CLASS NO.(S) 8b. CLASS NUMBER(S) 9. RETURN ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO: (Type or Print) NAME r N" Beck, IP Paralegal :Best Best & Kriger UP ADDRESS 74760 Highway 111, Suite 200 CITY /STATE /ZIP � 1[ndian Wells, CA 92210 SEC /STATE TM 100 (REV. 07108) FILING FEE: $70.00 PER CLASSIFICATION 10. PLEASE INDICATE WHETHER AN APPLICATION TO REGISTER THE MARK, OR PORTIONS, OR A COMPOSITE THEREOF, HAS BEEN FILED BY THE REGISTRANT OR A PREDECESSOR IN INTEREST WITH THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE. FILING DATE n/a SERIAUFILE NO. n/a STATUS OF APPLICATION n.hq IF REFUSED, WHY? 11. MANNER IN WHICH THE MARK IS USED (Check all that apply) FOR TRADEMARKS ONLY FOR SERVICE MARKS ONLY ❑ ON LABELS AND TAGS AFFIXED TO THE GOODS ® X ON BUSINESS SIGNS ❑ ON LABELS AND TAGS AFFIXED TO CONTAINERS OF THE GOODS ® ON ADVERTISING BROCHURES ❑ BY PRINTING IT DIRECTLY ONTO THE GOODS ® ON ADVERTISING LEAFLETS ❑ BY PRINTING IT DIRECTLY ONTO THE CONTAINERS OF THE GOODS ® ON BUSINESS CARDS ❑ OTHER ® ON LETTERHEADS ❑ ON MENUS ® OTHER Ap 1 i Gant l g 6JebG; rP 12. SPECIMENS (Check one box below and enclose three (3) identical original specimens) FOR TRADEMARKS ONLY FOR SERVICE MARKS ONLY ❑ ACTUAL LABELS ® BUSINESS CARDS ❑ ACTUAL TAGS [ ADVERTISING BROCHURES ❑ PHOTOGRAPHS OF GOODS /CONTAINERS SHOWING THE TRADEMARK ❑ ADVERTISING LEAFLETS ❑ FRONT PANELS OF A PAPER CONTAINER BEARING THE TRADEMARK ❑ MENUS SHOWING THE MARK ❑ OTHER ❑ OTHER 13. DECLARATION OF OWNERSHIP Applicant declares that the applicant is the owner of the mark, that the mark is in use, and that to the knowledge of the person verifying the application, no other person has registered in this state, or has the right to use the mark, either in the identical form or in such near resemblance as to be likely, when applied to the goods or services of the other person, to cause confusion, to cause mistake, or to deceive. 14. DECLARATION OF ACCURACY Applicant declares that all the information contained in this registration is accurate and if the applicant willfully states in the registration any material fact that the applicant knows to be false, the applicant shall be subject to a civil penalty of not more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00). March 1, 2010 DATE Donald Penman, City Manager SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED PERSON TYPE OR PRINT NAME AND TITLE Description of Services and Classes for Mark CITY OF ARCADIA: Class 35: Promoting the businesses, economic development, local government services, recreational and family resource services, community organizations and events, and the cultural, historic, local government and municipal services, and municipal and civic interests of the City of Arcadia, California; providing information regarding tourism, business, residential and commercial growth, economic development, cultural and historic attractions, and local government services in the City of Arcadia, California; and, providing information via a global computer network about businesses, residential communities, residential and commercial growth, economic and business development services, recreational and family resource services, community organizations and events, cultural and historic attractions, local government services and forms, local government codes and ordinances, and employment opportunities in the City of Arcadia, California. Class 41: Education and entertainment services, namely, providing recreational park services and providing facilities for recreation activities; public educational services in the nature of seminars, classes, workshops, and the like, in the fields of sports, arts and crafts, health, safety and business for the general public; entertainment services, namely, sponsoring a wide variety of entertainment performed by others through the provision of facilities in the City of Arcadia, California; entertainment in the nature of festivals, parades, firework displays, and arts and craft exhibitions; and, educational services, namely, conducting study sessions and classes and workshops in the field of child development, literacy, health and fitness, language skills, art and crafts, and cultural activities. RMI.ITINDGCK\313714.1 CITY OF ARCADIA RMLIT\NMECKU13714.I Arcadia City Council John Wuo, Mayor Peter M. Amundson, Mayor Pro Tern Roper Chandler Robert C. Harbicht Gary A. Kovacic Jim Barrows, City Clerk Donald Penman, City Manager Arcadia City Hall 626.574.5400 Recreation and Community Services Department Sara Somogyl, Director of Recreation and Community Services 626.574.5113 • FAx 626.821.4370 Senior Citizens Services 626.574.5130 • FAx 626.447.5854 Wilderness Park 626.355.5309 • FAx 626.355.8419 Par-3 Golf Course 626.443.9367 Buzz Line 626.574.3880 Library and Museum Services Department Carolyn Gamer - Reagan, Director of Library and Museum Services 626.821.5567 Information Services 626.821.5569 Children's Services 626.821.5566 Circulation Services 626.821.5571 Ruth and Charles Glib Arcadia Historical Museum 626.574.5440 Other Important Numbers Arcadia County Park Reservations 888.239.6700 Santa Anita Golf Course 626.447.2331 Lawn Bowling and Softball 626.821.4619 Tennis Pro Shop (Rusty Miller) 626.445.2332 LA County Arboretum 626.821.3222 Arcadia School District 626.821.8300 2 - The Bun TABLE [IF CONTENTS: Family - Events ......... ............................... .3 Tots - Programs /Classes . 4 -5 Youth - Programs /Events/ . 5 -6 Classes.......... ............................... 6 -9 YouthlTeen Combo - Events 9 Teen - Programs /Classes . ............................... 10 -11 Adult - Programs /Events .. ............................... 12 Classes .. ..........................13 -16 Adult (50 +) - Programs /Events .............................. 17 Facility Information ..... ............................... 17 Registration Information ............................... 18 -19 Adult events and classes are for those 18 years and above, unless otherwise noted. NOTE: Individuals may only sign up themselves or their own family members for recreational classes and activities. Arcadia named "Best City in California in which to raise kids" in 2009 and 2010 by "Business Week Magazine! Recreation and Community Services Department www.ci.arcadle.ca.us 375 Campus Drive, Arcadia, CA 91007 - 626.574.5113 Office Hours: Monday -Thursday, 7:30am- 5:30pm - Friday, 8am -5pm Arcadia Public Library Iibrary.ci.arcadia.ca. 20 West Duarte Road, Arcadia, CA 9 us 1006 626.821.5567 CI ARCADIA PUBLIC LIBRARY Monday - Thursday, 10am -9pm • Friday - Saturday, 10am -6prn Ruth and Charles Gilb Arcadia Historical Museum muse um.ci.arcadia. ca. us Please be advised that all participants involved in any Recreation, Library or Museum programs or special events are subject to being photographed. Such photographs may be used to publicize city programs. 16th Annual Santa Anita Derby Day 5K Run and Walk Saturday, April 3 - Report to Gate 3 at 6:30am Join 4,500 runners and walkers of all ages as they travel 3.1 miles through the Arboretum and finish on the Santa Anita Park Race Track. All registered participants will receive an event T-shirt, entrance into Santa Anita Park for the entire day, a ticket for a future visit, free parking and free refreshments. Proceeds benefit both Arcadia High School Athletic Boosters Club and the Arcadia Historical Museum. For more information, call 760.434.5255 or visit online at www.kinaneavents.com Family Nature Hike Winter Creek Loop • Saturday, April 17 • $15 Per person Meet at Arcadia Community Center Sam SHARP This shady hike ascends up a deep cut canyon, through which Winter Creek flows on its way to merge with Santa Anita Creek. The floor of the canyon is covered with a lush ivy -like ground cover, a multitude of trees, large rock faces and a lovely creek. Along Winter Creek you will see a few cabins built in the 30s and a series of Lincoln Log check dams. Winter Creek Loop is 5 miles round trip and is a moderate level of difficulty. We will meet at the Arcadia Community Center at 8am sharp and travel by bus to the trailhead at Chantry Flats. Upon arrival, we will do some light stretching and then embark on our hike. At the end of the hike, we will enjoy a picnic lunch. Fees include transportation and lunch. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Community Bike Ride Saturday, May 1 - 7:30am; Community Center Parking Lot This annual event is geared toward families and organized to create a positive tradition and promote fitness while riding through some of Arcadia's most beautiful neighborhoods. This Is a slow -paced ride with an approximate distance of 7 miles. Under no circumstances will bikes with training wheels be permitted. For more information, call the Recreation Office at 626.574.5113. AR4A M PUBLIC LIBRARY: Please call 626.821.5566 for more information. Save the Date: Summer Reading Program is Coming Sooni Online sign -ups start Sunday, June 13 httpJAibraryci.arcaadia.ca.us First day to submit hours read or read to begins Monday, June 21. Program ends Saturday July 31. Children's Summer Reading Program is for babies through age 14. Mad Hatter's Tea Party Children 14 and under Saturday, April 17; 2.30pm Cay Mortensen Auditorium The Queen of Hearts orders all her subjects to a special tea party in honor of the Mad Hatter. Don't be late for this very important date — you'll leave with a smile as wide as a Cheshire catsl All Kinds — Mothers Children 74 and under Saturday, May 8, 2:30pm Imagination Theater Come celebrate all kinds of mothers with stories, activities, and a short video. Best of all —make an awesome Mother's Day gift for someone special. Younger children should be accompanied by an adult to help with the craft. A K"IA HISTORK" MUSEUM PAMILI/ EVENTS: Please call 626.574.5440 for more information. Hands on Hist0-ty_F'or Famliie,_ Make Your Own History Saturday, June 26, 11am to 12:30pm OR fpm to 2 :30pm Pre - Registration Reauiredf If pictures, ribbons, movie tickets, or scraps of cloth could talk, what would they say? These are some of the things people save and put in their scrapbooks. They are not only a way of preserving memories but also a way to pass down history. The Museum will be providing families with a history about scrapbooks and show how to create a family scrapbook page of their own. Registered families will be provided with a list of recommended items to bring to create their scrapbook page. You supply the memories and we will take care of the rest. In person priority registration for Arcadia residents only at the Museum's front desk (with valid ID) available on June 5 from 10am to 3pm. An online registration form will be available at http:/ /musuem.ci.arcadia.ca.us on June 7. Availability is limited, only six tickets maximum per family. EXHIBIT AT THE HISTORICAL MYSELum Please call 626.574.5440 for more information. Cefebratt_ Drverc�. in Arcadia_. Expressions of Dlversi� Contesf anp! Exhibition_ March 27 - May 8 • Opening Reception: March 27, 10am This contest and exhibit will allow the community of Arcadia to embrace its own diversity and provide an opportunity to voice his or her definition of diversity. Expressing and exploring the topic of diversity is a fulfilling and meaningful way to unfold ideas, and paves a road to understanding and education for all participants and spectators. The exhibit will feature works from the winners of our Expressions of Diversity contest which is open to all Arcadia residents. A panel of judges will choose which entries will be displayed in the exhibit. Detailed contest rules and application are available at the Museum's website: htlpJ/museum.ci.arcac1ia.ca.us This exhibit is a special project, organized and Co- Curated by Arcadia High School Senior Emily Khuu. Our_Favorife Teachers:._6th Annual Arcadia Huh School Honors_ History__Stydent Exhibition June 4 - July 3 • Opening Reception: June 4, 3 pm Join us, once again, for Arcadia High School teacher Oliver Beckwith's annual exhibition with the participation of his history honors students. This year the exhibit will present student research from oral interviews with the student's favorite teachers. Arcadia is proud of its heritage, which affirms and appreciates its exceptional educatorsl The Butz - 3 ARtAO1A PUBLK UNRARr STORYTNUS - Call 626.821.5566 for more information. Storytimes are a wonderful way to introduce children to the lifelong love of reading and the fun of visiting their Library. Registration is required. Spring Session: March 23 - April 28 Registration begins Saturday, March 13 at the Library Arcadia Residents: 10am -noon (must show proof of residency) Open Registration: noon forward Bouncing Ba!y raps Ages 4 months to 23 months Tuesdays at 10:15am A 15 -20 minute program of songs, stories, fingerplays and more. Toddler Timg Ages 19 months - 47 months Tuesdays at 6:30pm Q$ Wednesdays at 10:15am OR 11:15am This special 20 -30 minute storytime is just right for toddlers. 4s and More_$torytime Ages 4 -7 Wednesdays at 6:30pm This 30-45 minute storytime is designed specifically for children four to seven years old. The stories and crafts are longer and more complex. Children may attend on their own while their parent or guardian stays in the Children's room. TOT CLASSES Mom and Me Art Classes Children will use their imagination in this fun class. Parent must attend all classes with their child. $10 supply fee must be paid at the first class meeting, checks payable to the instructor. Session 1 - Special Spring Projects Instructor: KT Boyce Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -5/13 Time: 4:15 -5pm Age: 3 -5 years Class: #3166 Fee: $35/5 weeks per pair Session 2 - Special Spring Projects, enjoy a variety of art experiences and tactile mediums to make festive, homemade artwork together. Instructor: KT Boyce Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Thursday, 5/20 -6/17 (no class 6/10) Time: 4:15 -5pm Age: 3-5 years Class: #3167 Fee: $28/4 weeks per pair 4 - The Buzz Norma!► and Me Ballet Parent, grandparent or guardian must attend all class meetings with the child. Instructor: Patricia Kyle Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -6/5 Time: 9:30 -10am Age: 2 -3 years Class: #3060 Fee: $45/8 weeks Toodiling and Pre- Mmaslics Floor exercise and movement using specialized equipment including a mini trampoline, low balance beam, vault and mats. Instructor: Eric Bellgardt of Charter Oaks Gymnastics Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/8 (no class 6/1) Time: 4- 4:40pm Age: 2 -3 years Class: #3226' Fee: $42/8 weeks Time: 4:45- 5:25pm Age: 2 -3 years Class: #3227" Fee: $42/8 weeks Time: 5:30- 6:10pm Age: 4 -5 years Class: #3228 Fee: $42/8 weeks 'Parent and Me Sections Cooking for Tots Hands on basic cooking class for younger children. Instructor: Maggy Espana, Graduate of California School of Culinary Arts Place: Community Center Kitchen Age: 4-6 years Fee: $30/5 weeks Session 1 Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -5/10 Time., 4 -5pm Class: #3082 Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -5/11 Time: 4 -5pm Class: #3083 Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -5/12 Time: 4 -5pm Class: #3081 Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -5/13 Time: 4 -5pm Class: #3080 Session 2 Days/Dates: Monday, 5/17 -6/21 Time: 4 -5pm Class: #3084 (no class 5/31) Days/Dates: Tuesday, 5/18 -6/22 (no class 6/1) Time: 4 -5pm Class: #3085 Days/Dates: Wednesday, 5/19 -6/23 (no class 6/9) Time: 4 -5pm Class: #3086 Days/Dates: Thursday, 5/20 -6/24 (no class 6/10) Time: 4 -5pm Class: #3087 An additional $30 cash fee for food prepared during the class series must be paid at the first class meeting. Children need to bring an apron. No refunds on food and material fees. Please bring a container to each class. Creafte Banco and Youtli Jam Students will learn basic jazz moves, terminology and great routines. Instructor: Julia Appleton Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 4- 4:45pm Age: 3 -4 years` Class: #3088 Fee: $40/8 weeks Time: 4:45- 5:30pm Age: 5 -8 years Class: #3089 Fee: $40/8 weeks 'Must be potty trained The Art of NO - Bawallon Banco Learn about hula etiquette and protocol through the combination of authentic traditional and modern dances. Students will also learn how Hawaiian history, language and culture has been preserved and passed down through this powerful yet graceful dance. Instructor: Mikilani Young, Kumu Hula Place: Community Center Class Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -5/19 Time: 5:15- 5:45pm Age: 3 -5 years Class: #3144 Fee: $40/6 weeks Time: 5:45- 6:30pm Age: 6 -12 years Class: #3145 Fee: $40/6 weeks Ballet and Tao Introduces young children to the graceful movements of ballet and the rhythmic steps of tap through musical exercises. Instructor: Julia Appleton Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/8 (no class 6/1) Time: 4- 4:45pm Age: 4 -5 years Class: #3058 Fee: $40/8 weeks Time: 4:45- 5:30pm Age: 6 -8 years Class: #3059 Fee: $40/8 weeks Baton Twirling Students will learn the basics of baton twirling, parade and dance twirl routines. Develop hand -eye coordination and rhythmic skills. Batons for class use provided. Can join Baton Corps. Instructor: Yolanda Higman Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Wednesday, 5/12 and 5/19 Time: 4 -5pm Age: 4+ years Class: #3069 Fee: $35/ 2 sessions Ballet for Children Children learn traditional dances. Instructor: Patricia Kyle Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -6/5 Age: 3-4 years Fee: $38/8 weeks Time: 10- 10:30am Class: #3061 Time: 10:30-11 am Class: #3062 Age: 4-5 years Fee: $38/8 weeks Time: 11- 11:30am Class: #3063 Time: 11:30am -12pm Class: #3064 Pee Wee Tennis - Beginner on Saturdays Played on mini court with smaller racquet. (Limit 6 students per instructor.) Instructors: Annie McSavaney, Christopher Yee and UP Tennis Professionals Place: Holly Avenue Tennis Courts (behind school off Lyndon) Dates: 4/17.5/29 (7 weeks) Age: 4 -7 years Fees: $6517 weeks for each new child, includes racquet and ball kept by child • $5017 weeks for returning students. Tip Tennis Professionals Annie McSsysney UP Tennis Profsssionslx Christopher Yee Time: 8- 8:45am Time: 8- 8:45am Time: 8- 8:45am Time: 8- 8:45am Class: #3180 Class: #3176 Class: #3184 Class: #3188 Time: 8:45- 9:30am Time: 8:45- 9:30am Time: 8:45- 9:30am Time: 8:45- 9:30am Class: #3181 Class: #3177 Class: #3185 Class: #3189 Time: 9:45- 10:30am Time: 9:45- 10:30am Time: 9:45- 10:30am Time: 9:45- 10:30am Class: #3182 Class: #3178 Class: #3186 Class: #3190 Time: 10:30- 11:15am Time: 10:30- 11:15am Time: 10:30- 11:15am Time: 10:30-11:1 Sam Class: #3183 Class: #3179 Class: #3187 Class: #3191 Pee Wee Tennis - intermediate on Saturdays For the student who has completed two or more beginner level classes. Limit 10 students per instructor. Instructor: Christopher Yee and Recreation Staff Place: Holly Avenue Tennis Courts (behind school off Lyndon) Dates: 4117 -5/29 Age: 4 -7 years Fees: $5017 weeks Time: 11:15 -12pm Class: #3192 Instructor: Christopher Yee Class: #3193 Instructor: TJP Tennis Professionals Free Supervised Elementary Playgrounds: Through June 4, 2010 Monday - Friday, 2:30- 4:30pm Closed March 17 and 24 for Track Meet All Arcadia Unified School District Elementary Schools A free daWn Rmgram for youth in grades 1 - 5. School year playgrounds otter a variety of organized recreation activities led by Recreation Leaders. Board games, outdoor games and crafts are a few of the activities provided. Staff supervision and activities are only provided until 4:30pm. Playgrounds will be dosed on rainy days, minimum days and holidays. Children may come and go from the playground at any time, however participants are required to sign -in and out on a daily basis. Recreation staff cannot prevent a child from leaving the playground or provide transportation. A late fee will be charged for supervision it your child is picked up after 4:30pm. After School Program Registration: To register, download form online at www.ci.arcadia.ca.us or stop by the Recreation and Community Services Office: 375 Campus Drive, Arcadia, CA 91066 -6021 FAX 626.821.4370 kid's Xlghl Out Arcadia Community Center 6-11 pm, $15 per child April 16 Spring into Action #3157 May 14 Travel Around the World #3158 Kid's Night Out provides kids a night of fun and play while mom and dad enjoy an evening out or a quiet evening at home. Recreation Staff and Volunteens offer themed games, movies, dinner, snacks and supervision for children ages 4 and above. Sign up your kids for Springtime Kids Retreat; a safe, supervised, kid - friendly camp program held at Baldwin Stocker Elementary School April 6, 7 and 8, Tuesday - Thursday. Campers will take a trip to Knotts Berry Farm on Friday, April 9. The camp is filled with fun group activities including crafts, board games, movies and snacks. Kids Retreat is available to kids in grades 1 - 5. Children must bring a sack lunch to camp each day, with the exception of Friday. Lunch will be provided for the excursion to Knott's. On Friday, April 9 participants should be dropped off and picked up at the Arcadia Community Center. Cancellations must be made by Friday, April 2 in order to receive a refund. All refunds are subject to a $10 service fee. Spring Egg- Stravaganza Arcadia County Park FR�F Saturday, April 3; 1lam Sharp! Kids from pre - kinder - 5th grade can join us for a fantastic egg hunt beginning at 11 am on the dot! The event will offer separate age sections for children to hunt for eggs. There will also be a parent supervised area available for children of mixed ages. Be sure to get there before I lam so you don't miss out! The Buzz - 5 Watercolor Warkshoo Explore the world of watercolors by learning the basic techniques to create beautiful paintings. Color mixing, composition, texture and techniques are taught. All materials are provided by the instructor. $10 supply fee (cash only) due to the instructor at the first class meeting. Instructor: Pradeepa Thirumulu Piece: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 4:15- 5:15pm Age: a -14 years Class: #3173 Fee: $40/8 weeks Drawing and Pointlnk Will KT Boyce Instructor: KT Boyce Place: Community Center Craft Room All art classes by KT Boyce require a $10 materials fee, which must be paid at the first class meeting, checks payable to the Instructor. SESSION 1 Drawing and Painting Uses a variety of different mediums to make beautiful paintings and learn about the color wheel. Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -5/10 Time: 4 -5pm Age: 5 -8 years Class: #3090 Fee: $35/5 weeks Time: 5 -6pm Age: 8 -12 years Class: #3091 Fee: $35/5 weeks AT ASK"1A PUIBLK LIBRARY Please call 626.821.5566 for more information. Barks and Books Kindergarten - 5th grade Saturdays at 11am; March 20, April 17, May 15 Come to the Arcadia Public Library and practice your reading by reading aloud to Bernie, a specially trained Service Dog who loves to hear a good story. This program is made possible by the generous time and efforts of the volunteers of the Pasadena Humane Society. One -to -One Read Alaud with the Book Buddies ages 4-e years Thursdays, April 22; 6:30 and 7pm • April 29; 4 and 4:30pm and May 6; 6:30 and 7pm Registration begins March 29 for April 22 and 29; and April 26 for May 6. The Assisteen Book Buddy program is a special one- on-one program designed to promote the love of books by pairing a teen reader and a child ages 4-8 years for a half hour reading time. Space is limited, so be sure to register early. This program is made possible by Assisteens, volunteers in the auxiliary of the Assistance League of Arcadia. Book to_MOV% Exclus/vely for 6-ath graders Fridays, April 2, May14; 3:30pm; Cay Mortensen Auditorium Join the Middle School Book Club in the Library Auditorium to discuss books and watch movie flicks. Each month we enjoy snacks, create themed crafts, and have fun! April 2 - Freaky Friday Book event May 14 - Watch the movie, Freaky Friday (97 minutes) Make A lash_ @ Your. Library_ Bookmark Contest! March 20 - April 17 Ages 3-14 Whose bookmark will be chosen for this year's Summer Reading Program? It could be youl Beginning Saturday March 20 pick up your official bookmark contest form and participate in this fun contest! All entries must be received no later than Saturday, 6pm Poetry Slam._and Daen Mic Grades 6-12 Friday, April 23; 3:30pm; Coy Mortensen Auditorium Dying to bust out some rhymes? Then come to this open mic session where you and your friends can experiment with rhythm and thyme— Library style[ Teens can compete with an original poem, read one of ours, or perform a short piece of music. Register in the Children's room if you'd like to read or drop in to be part of the audience. Registration begins March 29. 6 - The Bun All About Painting Use different tool techniques and the imagination to learn about composition, shading, color and contrast. Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -5/13 Time: 5:15- 6:15pm Age: 6 -13 years Class: #3093 Fee: $35/5 weeks Art As Fantasy A variety of ideas/possibilities will be introduced to open the child's mind while promoting inner confidence. Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -5/15 Time: 10:30- 11:30am Age: 7 -13 years Class: #3094 Fee: $35/5 weeks All About Realism Learn different art forms while exploring a variety of mediums and techniques. Learn shading composition, differences in paints, sculpt a piece and work with fabric paints and pens. Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -5/15 Time: 11:45- 12:45am Age: 7 -13 years Class: #3095 Fee: $35/5 weeks Advanced Drawing and Painting Specialized and advanced art workshops will tighten up portfolios and presentation skills. Learn to draw and paint simple landscapes or animals from a wide variety of photos. Sharpen skills in composition, color and technique using colored pencil, chalk, watercolor and acrylic. Classes are never the same. Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -5/15 Time: 1 -2pm Age: 5 -9 years Class: #3096 Fee: $35/5 weeks Classes are never the same. SESSION 2 Drawing and Painting Uses a variety of different mediums to make beautiful paintings and learn about the color wheel. Days/Dates: Monday, 5/17 -6/14 (no class 5/31) Time: 4 -5pm Age: 5 -8 years Class: #3097 Fee: $28/4 weeks Time: 5 -6pm Age: 8 -12 years Class: #3092 Fee: $28/4 weeks All About Drawing Explore different materials and use your imagination to learn about composition, shading, color and contrast. Also learn how to make work look professional. Days/Dates: Thursday, 5/20 -6/24 (no class 6/10) Time: 5:15- 6:15pm Age: 6 -13 years Class: #3098 Fee: $35/5 weeks Advanced Painting and Drawing Work in fabric art, printmaking, ceramics and stained glass. Days/Dates: Saturday, 5/22 -6/19 Time: 10:30- 11:30am Age: 5 -9 years Class: #3099 Fee: $35/5 weeks Realistic Art Improve drawing skills by drawing what the student sees with techniques and tools that will help them achieve realistic and beautiful results. Different subject matters will be used weekly through still - life photos as references. Color theory and composition will be introduced to help develop an individual artistic style. Days/Dates: Saturday, 5/22 -6/19 Time: 11:45- 12:45pm Age: 7 -13 years Class: #3100 Fee: $35/5 weeks Fantasy Art Develop a unique and creative personal interpretation of visual art while freely exploring storytelling and imagination. A wide variety of tools will be explored and color theory will be introduced to help develop an individual artistic style. Days/Dates: Saturday, 5/22 -6/19 Time: 1 -2pm Age: 6 -13 years Class: #3101 Fee: $35/5 weeks ,_ Nip Nop Get the body moving and the heart rate up by learning a fun and exciting form of dance. Learn basic techniques, ways to stretch the body and fun routines. Instructor: Julia Appleton Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 4 -5pm Age: 8 -12 years Class: #3142 Fee: $40/8 weeks Ballet and Tap Introduces young children to the graceful movements of ballet and the rhythmic steps of tap through musical exercises. Instructor: Julia Appleton Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/8 (no class 6/1) Time: 4- 4:45pm Age: 4-5 years Class: #3058 Fee: $40/8 weeks Time: 4:45- 5:30pm Age: 6 -8 years Class: #3059 Fee: $40/8 weeks Creative Dance and Youth Jan Learn basic jazz moves, terminology and great routines. Informal recital held on the last day of class. Instructor: Julia Appleton Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 4:45- 5:30pm Age: 5 -8 years Class: #3089 Fee: $40/8 weeks The Art of 0018 - Hawaiian Dance Learn about hula etiquette and protocol through the combination of authentic traditional and modern dances. Learn how Hawaiian history, language and culture has been preserved and passed down through this powerful yet graceful dance. Instructor: Mikilani Young, Kumu Hula Place: Community Center Class Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -5/19 Time: 5- 5:30pm Age: 3 -5 years Class: #3144 Fee: $40/6 weeks Time: 5:30- 6:15pm Age: 6 -12 years Class: #3145 Fee: $40/6 weeks Ballet for Children Children learn traditional dances. Instructor: Patricia Kyle Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -6/5 Time: 12- 12:30pm Age: 6 -12 years Class: #3065 Fee: $38/8 weeks 1!01"MAUSNUMMIAMEM M Fun with Cooking Learn kitchen basics, table setting, manners, and shopping tips as well as cooking simple meals and snacks. M additional $30 cash fee for food prepared during the class series must be paid to the instructor at the first class meeting. Children need to bring an apron and container. No refunds on food and material fees. Instructor: Maggy Espana, Graduate of California School of Culinary Arts Place: Community Center Kitchen Time: 5:15- 6:45pm Age: 7 -10 years SESSION 1 Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -5/10 Class: #3107 Fee: $30/5 weeks Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -5/11 Class: #3108 Fee: $30/5 weeks Daya/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -5/12 Class: #3106 Fee: $30/5 weeks Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -5/13 Time: 5:15- 6:45pm Age: 10 -12 years Class: #3105 Fee: $30/5 weeks SESSION 2 Days/Dates: Monday, 5/17 -6/21 (no class 5/31) Class: #3109 Fee: $30/5 weeks Days/Dates: Tuesday, 5/18 -6/22 (no class 6/1) Class: #3110 Fee: $30/5 weeks Days/Dates: Wednesday, 5/19 -6/23 (no class 6/9) Class: #3111 Fee: $30/5 weeks Days/Dates: Thursday, 5/20 -6/24 (no class 6/10) Time: 5:15- 6:45pm Age: 10 -12 years Class: #3112 Fee: $30/5 weeks Youth Acting A beginning acting class that explores various methods of stage acting, utilizing group work and individual practices specific to children. Imagination Exploration exercises and fun team - building games ensure a well- rounded experience. Instructor: Julia Appleton Place: Arcadia Public Library Imagination Theatre Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 6:30- 7:30pm Age: 7 -14 years Class: #3053 Fee: $40/8 weeks Includes props and supplies. Youth Voice Class In this age - appropriate class, children learn the fundamentals of excellent singing to gain vocal power, range, pitch and rhythmic skills. Musical, vocal, language and social skills are addressed. Parents are welcome to observe any or all classes. There will be a short performance for parents at the final class. Instructor: Judith Townsend Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -5/18 Time: 4- 4:40pm Age: 5 -8 years Class: #3230 Fee: $35/6 weeks Time: 4:45- 5:30pm Age: 9 -12 years Class: #3231 Fee: $35/6 weeks Youth Piano - Level 1 Simply Music is a revolutionary piano learning method that has students of all ages playing great - sounding contemporary, classical, blues and accompaniment pieces from the very first lessonsl Please bring a black and red pen to class and a parent needs to be present. A $15 materials fee is due and payable to the instructor at the first class meeting. Materials include a DVD, Keypad (printed keyboard) and Reference Book. For more information please email: kindermusikwithmsemily@gmail.com Instructor: Emily Chang Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -5/20 Time: 4- 4:50pm Age: 5 -6 years Class: #3194 Fee: $45/6 weeks Time: 5- 5:50pm Age: 7 -14 years Class: #3195 Fee: $45/6 weeks The Buzz - 7 Beginning violin Learn to read musical notes, violin sound tuning and fundamental music theory. Violins and the two music books available for purchase from the instructor at the first class meeting. Taught in Mandarin. Instructor: Vic Che Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/22 (no class 6/1) Time: 4 -5pm Age: 5 years + Class: #3229 Fee: $55/10 weeks Beginning Drums Basic techniques including reading rhythms, rudiments, dynamics and basic 3 -way coordination will be covered. Students must bring a 12' practice pad and sticks to each class. A $9 book fee is required and payable to the instructor at the first class meeting. Please visit www.drumminguncut.com or call 213.446.6944 for more information. Instructor: Jason Blair Place: Community Center Class Room Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6124 (no class 5/13, 6/3 & 6/10) Time: 4- 4:45pm Age: 6 -12 years Class: #3103 Fee: $45/8 weeks Guitar Level A - Loam all open position chords, begin to read music and tablature and start learning a repertoire of songs. Level B - A continuation of Level A class. Learn the bar chord, strumming patterns, and begin finger picking techniques. Mastery of Level A class required. Level C - Learn fretboard theory, scales and modes, blues, improvisation, and continue working on repertoire. A $20 materials fee paid to the instructor at the first class meeting. Instructor: Dr. Brandon Bernstein, D.M.A. USC Thornton School of Music Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -5/10 Time: 6:30- 7:15pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3133 Level A Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 7:15 -8pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3134 Level B Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 8- 8:45pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3135 Level C Fee: $50/5 weeks Days/Dates: Monday, 5/17 -6/21 (no class 5/31) Time: 6:30- 7:15pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3136 Level A Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 7 :15 -8pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3137 Level B Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 8- 8:45pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3138 Level C Fee: $50/5 weeks 8 - The Buzz ABCs of Children Managing Money To have financially successful children, sign them up for this fun and interactive workshopl Covers the principles of money using short stories and crafts; how to earn, save, give and spend. $12 materials fee due to the instructor on the day of the workshop. Refunds must be requested 10 days prior to the workshop date and are subject to a $10 processing fee. Instructor: Sensei Gilliland Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Friday, 4/23 Time: 4 -6pm Age: 5 -7 years Class: #3168 Fee: $20/1 class Time: 6:15- 7:45pm Age: 8 -12 years Class: #3169 Fee: $20/1 class Baton Twirling The basics of baton twirling, parade and dance twirl routines. Develop hand -eye coordination and rhythmic skills. Batons for class use provided. Can join Baton Corps. Instructor: Yolanda Higman Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Wednesday, 5/12 and 5/19 Time: 4 -5pm Age: 4 years + Class: #3069 Fee: $35/ 2 sessions �y: �., I M11 lu -11190 (Martial Arts) Self- defense, personal growth and physical discipline plus introduction to karate. Uniforms may be purchased from instructor (not required). Parents must attend the start of the first class to sign the Instructors Liability Release. Instructor: Alan Whitaker Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/8 (no class 6/1) Time: 6:30 -8pm Age: 12 -17 years" Class: #3153 Fee: $35/8 weeks 'under 12 years with instructor permission only Universal Karate Do 5hosei -Kal A traditional martial art that teaches self defense in a fun environment while improving self esteem and discipline. Instructor: Sensei Gilliland Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 6/9) Time: 4:30- 5:15pm Age: 5 -8 years Class: #3155 Fee: $40/10 weeks Time: 5:15- 6:15pm Age: 9 years + Class: #3156 Fee: $40/10 weeks Yoga for Kids Introduces students to the benefits of traditional yoga in a fitness -based format and is designed to build strength and promote flexibility. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat to class. Instructor: Vicki Partridge Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Monday, 4112 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 3:45- 4:45pm Age: 9 -12 years Class: #3233 Fee: $40/8 weeks Youth Tennis Clinic: Learn basic grips, ground strokes, serves, footwork and handleye coordination. Bring racquet and new can of 3 balls. Place: Arcadia High School Tennis Courts Age: 8 -17 years Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -6/5 Instructor: Danny Cook Time: 9 -10am Level: Beginner Class: #3209 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: 10 -1 lam Level: Adv. Beg. Class: #3210 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: l l am -12pm Level: Intermediate Class: #3211 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: 12 -1 pm Level: Advanced Class: #3212 Fee: $50/8 weeks Instructor: Tim Pawley, 2008 CIF Coach of the Year, UP Tennis Professionals Time: 9 -10am Level: Beginner Class: #3213 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: 10 -11am Level: Adv Beg Class: #3214 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: llam -12pm Level: Intermediate Class: #3215 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: 12 -1 pm Level: Advanced Class: #3216 Fee: $50/8 weeks tennis Leagues Prepare and work toward tournament playing. Must become a member of USTA (United States Tennis Association). Class meets twice a week. Bring racquet and new can of 3 balls. Instructor: Danny Cook Place: Camino Grove Tennis Courts 1420 South 6th Avenue Days/Dates: Monday and Wednesday, 3/22 -5/19 Time: 3:30 -5pm Age: 9 -17 years Class: #3268 Fee: $140/9 weeks All tennis classes are canceled If the courts are wet due to rein. Junior Golf Eight levels to teach juniors the game of golf in a fun, safe environment. Combines golf skills with character development Juniors will learn swing fundamentals, short game techniques, rules, etiquette and the Six Pillars of Character as designed by Character Counts. Place: Arcadia Par 3 Golf Course 620 E. Live Oak Avenue, Arcadia Age: 7 -15 years Fee: $59/4 weeks Instructor: Arcadia Par 3 Staff Session 1 - Class: #2784 Days/Dates: Monday, 4/5 -4/26; 4pm Session 2 - Class: #3130 Days/Dates: Monday, 5/3 -5/24; 4pm Session 3 - Class: #3131 Days/Dates: Monday, 617 -6/28; 4pm County of Las Angeles Parks and Recreation Department Arcadia County Park • 626.621.4619 405 South Santa Anita Avenue, Arcadia Arcadia Park offers on -going class sessions in Yoga, Violin, Keyboard and Guitar, as well as M -F morning Tiny Tots classes. Ages, days, times and fees vary. Call 626.821.4619 for details or look at the Arcadia County Park section of the City of Arcadia websde: www.cl.amadle.ce.us. tMsN TRecK AND r11te MEN Arcadia High School Field Wednesday, March 17 (students ban 1999-2oos) Raindate: March 31 Wednesday, March 24 (students born ins-19w) Ralndate: March 31 Check - In 3:30pm • Event Begins At 4pm Students should attend the meet which corresponds with their year of birth. Participation is open to elementary and middle school -age boys and girls born in years 1995 -2003 who are Arcadia residents or attend Arcadia Schools (public or private). Participants must compete in the age division in which they were bom. Boys and girls will compete in separate gender divisions. Participants may compete in only one Running Event, one Field Event and one Relay. Track Most Practice: Elementary students who are interested in participating should register with a Playground Recreation Leader. Middle School Students should check with PE teachers about participating in the track meet. Pre - registration is mandatory. Tournament Arcadia Park 3 Goff Course Saturday, April 10 Check-In 12:30pm $9.50 per entry The Juniors Spring Golf Tournament Is open to youth 17 years of age and under of all golf abilities and skill levels. The entry fee lovers registration, awards and green fees. Trophies donated by Shaffer Awards. If ndtitied in advance, clubs may be provided by Par -3. The Par - 3 Golf Course is located at 620 E. Live Oak Avenue. Registration and payment must be submitted to the Golf Course. Cali the Golf Course at 626.443.9367 for more information. The Great E� Race Flashlight Egg Hunt for Teens Eisenhower Park OFF Friday, April 2 8pm Middle and High School Students are invited to bring their flashlights and baskets and search for eggs in the darkl Prizes range from restaurant gift certificates to amusement park tickets) The hunt will be divided into two divisions: 6th -8th graders and 9th -12th graders. Kids Travel Club Knott's Berry Farm Friday, April 9, 9am -6pm $62 (12 and older) $54 (11 and under) Kids Travel Club will be heading to Knott's Berry Farm on Friday, April 9. Knott's offers lots of rides, shows, shops and food. AUSD students will be on Spring Break from April 5 - 9 and this would be a perfect way to and their Spring Vacation. Fees include supervision, admission, roundtrip transportation from the Arcadia Community Center and lunch. The Bun - 9 AT ARtADIA PUBLK LISRARY Programs held In the Library Auditorium, call 626.821.5569 for more information. TeerL&ae Teens grades 9-12 only Tuesdays, 3 to 5:30pm through June 8 Come study, read, eat, or just hang out. Teen Ma inee6 Teens grades 9-12 only All showtimes begin at 3:15pm. Thursdays - Free popcornl April 15 Paul Bart, Mall Cop May 13 TBA Who Has Thy Best Pizza. In A /c8dia? Teens grades 9-12 only Thursday, April 22 3pm until pizza runs out. Teens will judge which Arcadia restaurant has the best tasting pizza. M- 00969-Cupcake Decorating Teens grades 9-12 only Thursday, May 6 3pm until cupcakes run out. Come show your creativity in decorating a sweet gift for Moml Teen.Summer Heading_ProcLsam 2010 Teens entering grades 9-12 only Online sign -ups start Sunday, June 13 http:/Albrary.cf.arcedia.ca.us First day to submit book reviews is Monday, June 21. Program ends Saturday July 31 YA librarian melting and preparing chocolate for teen candy making. Friends of the Arcadia Public Library volunteer Mr. Reuter, is shifting books to make more room for the Teen Book collection to expand. 10 - The Buzz nigh School Apache Pit Through June 3, 2010 Monday - Thursday, 2:45- 5:30pm (Closed March 17 and 24 for Track Meats) The Apache Pit program is a free drop -in hang out for high school students. Open Monday - Thursday, 2:45- 5:30pm, in the Cafeteria and provides teens with a place to play ping -pong, billiards, foosball, visit with friends, do homework, and participate in special events. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase from the snack shop. Interested students are encouraged to stop byl Middle School -Age Programs Free Supervised Middle School Youth Center Re -Zone: Through May 21, 2010; Tuesday - Friday, 2:30pm- 4:30pm Arcadia Public Library Imagination Theater (Closed March 17 and 24 for Track Meets) Re -Zone is a free drop-in program, for youth in grades 6 -8 which provides a safe place for teens to hang out with friends. The Center is closed on AUSD school holidays and minimum days. The Center is supervised by Recreation Leaders and provides a variety of programs including indoor and outdoor games and sports, table games, crafts, tournaments and more. There is no charge for the program but fees will be charged for special events as scheduled. Participants are required to sign in and out on a daily basis; however, staff cannot prevent a youth from leaving the center if they so desire. Transportation to or from Re -Zone Is the responsibility of the participant. After School Program Registration: To register, download form online at www.ci.arcadia.ca or stop by the Recreation and Community Services Office: 375 Campus Drive, Arcadia, CA 91066 or FAX 626.821.4370 Intramural Volleyball League: Held at all three middle school sites, this program is open to both boys and girls of all ability levelsl Practices are held two times a week after school at each middle school campus. Rotating teams will scrimmage each other at Dana Middle School. The league will run from April 12 - May 28. The league is organized to provide a fun, non - competitive learning experience. Intramural League Registration and Uniform Fitting: Arcadia Community Center; Thursday, April 1; 6-8pm; $17` per person League registration is limited and will be accepted beginning April 1 at the Community Center and at the Recreation Office thereafter, space permitting. Participants will have an opportunity to register and try on sample uniform sizes at this time. Fees must be paid In full for students to participate in league practices and games. League shirts will be available for purchase at the Recreation Office during regular business hours throughout the school year. ALL SPECIAL ORDER UNIFORMS MUST BE PLACED BY APRIL 8. - includes $2 Registration Fee Leader -In- Training (L.I.T.) Program: Prepare to be a future Recreation Leader throug (L.I.T.) Program. Select Volunteens will have the week at the Elementary Summer Fun'n Play, Middle School Zone, as well as the Outdoor Adventure Day Camp and Sports Camp. Applications for Summer Season will be available on April 19 and are due to the Recreation and Community Services Department by May 21. Leader -In- Training interviews will be held after school the weeks of May 24 and May 31. Note: Volunteens love working for outside organizations as welll If your organization or event needs volunteers, please call 626.821.4328. h the Volunteen Leader -In- Training opportunity to work two to three times a Youth Acting A beginning acting class that explores various methods of stage acting, utilizing group work and individual practices specific to children. Imagination Exploration exercises and fun team - building games will ensure a well- rounded experience. Instructor: Julia Appleton Place: Arcadia Public Library Imagination Theatre Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 6:30- 7:30pm Age: 7 -14 years Class: #3053 Fee: $40/8 weeks Includes props and supplies. Guitar Level A - Learn all open position chords, begin to read music and tablature and start learning a repertoire of songs. Level B - A continuation of Level A class. Learn the bar chord, strumming patterns, and begin finger picking techniques. Mastery of Level A class required. Level C - Learn fretboard theory, scales and modes, blues, improvisation, and continue working on repertoire. A $20 materials fee paid to the instructor at the first class meeting. Instructor: Dr. Brandon Bernstein, D.M.A. USC Thornton School of Music Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -5/10 Time: 6:30- 7:15pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3133 Level A Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 7:15 -8pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3134 Level B Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 8- 8:45pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3135 Level C Fee: $50/5 weeks Days/Dates: Monday, 5/17 -6/21 (no class 5/31) Time: 6:30- 7:15pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3136 Level A Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 7:15 -8pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3137 Level B Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 8- 8:45pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3138 Level C Fee: $50/5 weeks Hip Hop Get your body moving and your heart rate up by with this fun and exciting form of dance. Learn basic techniques, ways to stretch the body and fun routines. Instructor: Julia Appleton Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 5-6pm Age: 13 -17 years Class: #3143 Fee: $40/8 weeks Volleyball (16 years and older) Coordinator: Amanda Salazar Place: Arcadia High School South Gym Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/1 No class when school holds activities Time: 7 -10pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3232 Fee: $20/8 weeks 111111-111su (Martial Arts Self- defense, personal growth and physical discipline plus introduction to karate. Uniforms may be purchased from instructor (not required). Parents must attend the start of the first class to sign the In&uctoes Liability Release. Instructor: Alan Whitaker Place: Community Center Activity Room DaysWates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/8 (no class 6/1) Time: 6:30 -8pm Age: 12 -17 years` Class: #3153 Fee: $35/8 weeks under 12 years with instructor permission only Watercolor Workshop Explore the world of watercolors by learning the basic techniques to create beautiful paintings. Color mixing, composition, texture and techniques are taught. All materials are provided by the instructor. $10 supply fee (cash only) due to the instructor at the first class meeting. Instructor: Pradeepa Thirumulu Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 4:15- 5:15pm Age: 8 -14 years Class: #3173 Fee: $40/8 weeks Beginning Drums Basic techniques including reading rhythms, rudiments, dynamics and basic 3-way coordination will be covered. Students must bring a 12" practice pad and sticks to each class. A $9 book fee is required and payable to the instructor at the first class meeting. Please visit www.drumminguncut.com or call 213.446.6944 for more information. Instructor: Jason Blair Place: Community Center Class Room Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6/24 (no class 5/13,6/3 & 6/10) Time: 5 -6pm Age: 13 years + Class: #3104 Fee: $45/8 weeks Youth Tennis Clinic Students learn basic grips, ground strokes, serves, footwork and handleye coordination. Students must provide own racquet and balls. Place: Arcadia High School Tennis Courts Age: 8 -17 years Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -WS Instructor: Danny Cook Time: 9 -10am Level: Beginner Class: #3209 Fee: ,$5018 weeks Time: 10 -11am Level: Adv. Beg. Class: #3210 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: 11am -12pm Level: Intermediate Class: #3211 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: 12 -1 pm Level: Advanced Class: #3212 Fee: $50/8 weeks Instructors: Tim Pawley, 2W8 CIF Coach of the Year, TJP Tennis Professionals Time: 9 -10am Level: Beginner Class: 03213 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: 10.11 am Class: 02,14 Time: 11 am -12pm Class: #3215 Time: 12 -1 pm Class: #3216 Level: Adv Beg Fee: $50/8 weeks Level: Intermediate Fee: $50/8 weeks Level: Advanced Fee: $50/8 weeks All tennis classes are canceled If the courts are wet due to rain. 01011111111rom ifHtow 1im►my AW&MA"Mm Tap for Fun and Exercise Jazz for Fun and Exercise Jewelry Making Silk Painting Zumba Tappercize Aerobics/Strength Training Buzz` ai i;' e Armdia ReueAnn No prom Update 626.5743884 The Arcadia Recreation Department information hotline is called The Buzz Line. In the event of inclement weather or program cancellations, the hotline will indicate the status of our daily programs. The Buzz Line is available to all parents and participants and is a convenient way to obtain program information. The Hotline is updated daily by noon. The Bun - 11 AT ARCADIA PUBLK LIBRARY Call 626.821.5569 for more information. Alas /ca/ Kidoscoae Concert Johannes. Robert Clara F/orestan and Euseb lus Wednesday, April 28; 7:15pm The piano quartets, Johannes Brahms' in C minor and Robert Schumann's in Eb, are two reasons why the Romantic era is still so popular. Kevin Fitz - Gerald, professor of piano at USC will be joined by L.A. Philharmonic violinist Paul Stein, Carrie Dennis, principal violist of the L.A. Philharmonic, and cellist Maksim Velichkin, music director of Classical Underground. No reservations are necessary and admission is free. Complimentary coffee provided by Starbucks. The Classical Kaleidoscope Concert series are unique and memorable free concerts brought to you by the Arcadia Public Library Foundation. Forn_Flfm_Prram. of the Librar Second Wednesday of the month, 6pm Broaden your horizons ... Arcadia Public Library is proud to present a series of foreign films each month for the adult community. Patrons over seventeen are welcome to attend. The programs will begin at 6pm and may last until 9pm, depending on the movie being shown that month. The films will be shown in the Cay Mortenson Auditorium at the Arcadia Public Library. Feel free to bring your dinner. Dessert is on usl Raise the Red Lantern - April 14; 6pm Hong Kong (PG); 125 min. 1991 Academy Award nominee for Foreign Language Film All About My Mother - May 12; 6pm Spain (8);102 min. 1999 Academy Award for Foreign Language Film Character - June 9; 6pm The Netherlands (R); 125 min. 1997 Academy Award for Foreign Language Film A Pat�ourri of Books: Adult_Book Discuss _ Grog Come join fellow readers and share your thoughts (or just listen in) about each of these books in a comfortable, relaxed environment. All discussions are held in the Library Conference Room, are free and no registration is required. Copies of the books to be discussed will be available to check out at the Library. The morning group meets the fourth Tuesday of the month at 10am and the evening group meets the fourth Thursday of the month at 7pm January through October. Empress Orchid by Anchee Min Tuesday, April 27; 10am and Thursday, April 22; 7pm The Book Thief by Markus Zusak Tuesday, May 25;10am and Thursday, May 27; 7pm To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf Tuesday, June 22;10am and Thursday, June 24; 7pm Adult Summer RgadfnPr ram Mark your calendars for our second annual summer reading program for adultsl The theme this year is "Water Your Mind: READI" Read, win prizes, and attend informative and fun programs relating to water and plantsl Registration starts on the Ilbrary's website http: /A!braryci.arcadia.ca.us on Sunday, June 13, and in- person on Monday, June 14 at the Adult Information Desk. The program itself runs from Monday, June 21 through Saturday, July 31. Hope you can join usl 12 - The Bun ARCADIA HISTORICAL MUSEUM ADULT LEARNING SERMIS Call 626.574.5440 for more information. Brown Bac�Lunch Tafks `F Thursdays, April 15, May 20 and June 17 Talks begin at noon April 15: Arcadia Chief of Police Robert Sanderson: "The History of the Police Department" May 20: Second Vice - President of the Arcadia Historical Society, Gene Glasco: "The Beat Goes On: Arcadia's Backyard Bands of the Sixties, Part TWo "" June 17: Member of Huntington Library's Speaker's Bureau, Liz Thompson: "Getting to Know Arabella and Henry Huntington" The Museum will continue presenting our popular Brown Bag Lunch Talks which take place the third Thursday of every month on the Museum's outdoor patio. Please dress appropriately according to weather conditions. Bring your lunch and listen to our guest speakers who will present snippets about Arcadia history, people, places and events. For more information on each talk, please call the Museum in advance at (626) 574 -5440 or consult our website at httpJ /museum.ci.areadia.ca.us. ARCADIA HISTORICAL MUSEUM EXHIBITS: Call 626.574.5440 for more information. Thirteen Square Miles= Arcadia _s_ Ma_vg; tyough Time April 10 through May 22 Today the city of Arcadia encompasses thirteen square miles. This exhibit will move you through time by virtue of this display of maps of the Arcadia area. You will be amazed at the changes; from the Tongva period through the present dayl This exhibit is a collaboration between the Ruth and Charles Glib Arcadia Historical Museum and the Arcadia Public Library AT ARCADIA PUBLIC LIBRARY ` Corn uter Classes _% ' �"' the Library! �. Join us April through June for the spring 2010 season of our popular Computer Learning Labl Offered are a variety of courses covering common computer W f„ applications and online "• tools and technologies, all of which will be taught in a . small group environment with lots of attention and hands -on practice. Courses generally run from 75 to 90 minutes, and certain pre - requisites do apply. The complete schedule of courses will be available beginning Tuesday, March 9. In- person registration for Arcadia residents only (with valid ID) will be available on Monday, March 22 from 10am until noon. Following this period, registration will be open to all, either in person or by phone. Sessions fill up fast, so register early! If you have questions or would like to register, please call the Adult Information Services desk at 626.821.5569. Chinese Brush Painting A traditional and philosophical approach to water and ink painting (black and white). Students can provide their own supplies or buy supplies from the instructor at the first class meeting (supplies cost approximately $30). Students will need a Chinese paint brush, jar of India ink and paper. Instructor will specify paper needed at the first class meeting. Instructor: Master All Tam Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 1:15 -3pm Age: Adult Class: #3077 Fee: $80/8 weeks Chinese Brush Painting (Color) Paint birds and flowers using traditional Chinese Brush Painting Techniques. Students can provide their own supplies or buy supplies from the instructor at the first class meeting (supplies cost approximately $30). Students will need a Chinese paint brush, jar of India ink and paper. Instructor will specify paper needed at the first class meeting. Instructor: Master Ali Tam Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Friday, 4/16 -6/4 Time: 3 -5pm Age: Adult Class: #3078 Fee: $80/8 weeks Watercolor Workshop Explore the world of watercolors by learning the basics to create beautiful paintings. Color mixing, composition, texture and techniques will be taught. All materials are provided by the instructor. $10 supply fee (cash only) due to the instructor at the first class meeting. Instructor: Pradeepa Thirumulu Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 5:30 -7pm Age: Adult Class: #3174 Fee: $50/8 weeks Oil and acrylic Painting Enjoy the versatility of brush and palette knife painting. Each person taught for individual artistic expression, including color and composition. No experience required. Students provide own oil or acrylic paints, canvas and table easel. Instructor: KT Boyce Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -5/13 Time: 7 -9pm Age: Adult Class: #3172 Fee: $35/5 weeks Days/Dates: Thursday, 5/20 -6/24 (no class 6110) Time: 7 -9pm Age: Adult Class: #3175 Fee: $35/5 weeks i Beliy Dancing Want to dance like Shakira? Learn the elegant Egyptian Caberet style, Zenouba has studied and performed in Egypt, Morroco and other countries. This session learn how to use the finger cymbals and dance a new choreography with them. Learn to move your body with grace and seduction in this low- impact, body- friendly dance. Wear comfortable clothing and smooth -soled shoes. Bring a mat to class. Instructor: Katalina ( Zenouba) Stephanos Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 8 -9pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3071 Fee: $40/8 weeks Ballroom Dance Singles or couples welcome. In this session you will learn the Rumba and the East Coast Swing. Wear leather -soled shoes. Instructor: Virginia Morrow Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4113 -6/8 (no class 611) Time: 7 -8pm Level: Beginner Class: #3066 Fee: $45/8 weeks Time: 8:15- 9:15pm Level: Int/Adv Class: #3067 Fee: $45/8 weeks )an for Fun and Exercise Get a workout while moving and exercising to a variety of music. A low- impact workout which includes a gentle warm up and cool down. Bring a mat. Instructor: Pam Kay, Entertainer and Choreographer Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 7:30- 8:30pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3151 Fee: $32/8 weeks Social Ballroom Dance Learn the Waltz. Class taught mostly in Mandarin and little English. Learn the basics and be able to dance with a partner on the dance floor! Instructor: Bin Bin Liu Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6124 (no class 6/10) Time: 7 -8pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3203 Fee: $50/10 weeks Line Dance - Conant' Western Learn basic steps and one new dance each week. Instructor: Margie Gardner Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/8 (no class 6/1) Time: 6:30 -8pm Level: Basics Class: #3160 Fee: $40/8 weeks Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6/3 Time: 7:15- 8:15pm Level: Basics Class: #3161 Fee: $40/8 weeks Time: 8:30- 9:30pm Level: Beg/Int. Class: #3162 Fee: $40/8 weeks BalkWm - "Shall We Dance" Learn to lead and follow in the classic dance styles of � ballroom. Includes an introduction to Foxtrot, Waltz, Rumba, Tango and Cha -Cha. Partners E recommended but not required. Please wear smooth -soled shoes. Instructor: Cheryl Sevold Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -5/20 Time: 7 -8pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3068 Fee: $35/6 weeks Intermediate Line Dance Adds to basic knowledge of line dancing) Instructor: Pam Wagoner Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 6 /9) Time: 8 -9pm Age: Adult Class: #3163 Fee: $45/10 weeks Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6/24 (no class 6/10) Time: 6 -7pm Age: Adult Class: #3164 Fee: $45/10 weeks NEW - COMBO CLASS Take Intermediate Line Dance on Wednesday AND Thursday! Days/Dates: Wednesday/Thursday, 4/14 -6/24 (no class 6/9 & 6/10) Time: 6 -7pm Age: Adult Class: #3165 Fee: $75/ 20 sessions The Bun - 13 Salsa level 1 For the beginner as well as those that wants to polish their moves and learn a variety of footwork and combinations with a clean and sharp technique that most other salsa instructors bypass. After this class, you will have the main moves to dance your way around any salsa club. Wear leather -soled shoes and comfortable clothes. Instructors: Dorothy Tsu and Moses Navarro members of Los Rumberos Dance Company and Champions of the 2005 World salsa Team showdown competition. Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6/24 (no class 00) Time: 8:15- 9:15pm Age: Adult Class: #3198 Fee: $50/10 weeks Tappercize Tap routines to Broadway show tunes (wear tap shoes). Instructor: Dannalou Machi Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/22 -6/3 Time: 6:15 -7pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3208 Fee: $3017 weeks Salsa level 11 Pro- requisite: You must have at least one session of the Beginning Level I class taught by Moses and Dorothy. Due to the specNic technique and footwork taught In their Level I class, N Is unlikely that beginner lessons elsewhere would prepare you for this class. Learn more sophisticated footwork (shines) and more complicated partnering turns and patterns for a more impressive look on the dance floor. Instructors: Dorothy Tsu and Moses Navarro Members of Los Rumberos Dance Company and Champions of the 2005 World Salsa Team showdown competition. Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Detes: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/22 (no class 6/1) Time: 8 -9pm Age: Adult Class: #3199 Fee: $50 /10weeks Tap for tun and Exercise Exercise in a fun way. Learn choreographed dance routines with an emphasis on tap and jazz. Wear comfortable clothes and tap shoes or leather -soled shoes. (Limit of 20 per class) Instructor: Pam Kay, Entertainer /Choreographer Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 5:30- 6:30pm Level: Beginner Class: #3206 Fee: $32/8 weeks Time: 6:30- 7:30pm Level: Int/Adv Class: #3207 Fee: $32/8 weeks 14 - The Buzz tumbag Zumba' fuses hypnotic latin and world rhythms and easy -to- follow moves to create an exhilarating fitness program that will blow you awayl Wear tennis shoes and comfortable workout clothes. Instructor: Thea Komen Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/22 (no class 611) Time: 5:30- 6:30pm Age: Adults Class: #3075 Fee: $55/10 weeks Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 6/9) Time: 8:30- 9:30pm Age: Adults Class: #3074 Fee: $55/10 weeks Belly Dancing Basics: Cabaret and Tribal Learn basic belly dance moves of both the glamorous Egyptian style and the group improvisational American Tribal Style. This is a great workout and introduction to the belly dance world. Wear comfortable workout clothes. Instructor. Thea Komen Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 6(9) Time: 7:30- 8 :30pm Age: Adults Class: #3073 Fee: $55/10 weeks Sewing Machine Basics Learn to use basic functions on your sewing machine in this fun classl Make small samples of different stitches and seams that can be kept in a notebook for reference and for creating a small project. Students provide sewing machine and basic supplies. Please see supply list at www.robeccaprange.com. A $15 materials fee must be paid at time of registration for project and sample kit. Refunds must be requested at least 5 business days prior to course start date. Instructor: Rebecca Prange Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 Time: 6:30 -9pm Age: 13 years + Class: #3202 Fee: $35 Jewelry Making Learn basic skills of the five areas of jewelry making including weave, wire wrap, knotting, stitch and beading. Jewelry design and instruction provided. Tool kits can be purchased for $15 - $35. Additional materials fees range from $20 - $35 per class. Supply sheet given at first class. Instructor: Lilian Chen Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 7:30 -9pm Age: 16 year + Class: #3152 Fee: $40/8 weeks Chinese calligraphy Learn the basic calligraphy strokes for the creation of Chinese writing as an art form. Students can provide their own supplies or buy them from instructor at the first class. Instructor: Master All Tam Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 3-4pm Age: Adult Class: #3079 Fee: $60/8 weeks Guitar Level A - Learn all open position chords, begin to read music and tablature and start learning a repertoire of songs. Level B - A continuation of Level A class. Learn the bar chord, strumming patterns, and begin finger picking techniques. Mastery of Level A class required. Level C - Learn fretboard theory, scales and modes, blues, improvisation, and continue working on repertoire. A $20 materials fee paid to the instructor at the first class meeting. Instructor: Dr. Brandon Bernstein, D.M.A. USC Thornton School of Music Place: Community Center Craft Room Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -5/10 Time: 6:30- 7:15pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3133 Level A Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 7:15 -8pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3134 Level B Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 8- 8:45pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3135 Level C Fee: $50/5 weeks Days/Dates: Monday, 5/17 -6/21 (no class 5/31) Time: 6:30- 7:15pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3136 Level A Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 7:15 -8pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3137 Level B Fee: $50/5 weeks Time: 8- 8 :45pm Age: 12 years + Class: #3138 Level C Fee: $50/5 weeks Dog Obedience Basic obedience training for dogs. REGISTER AT FIRST CLASS ONLY. Dogs must be at least 6 months old and must have proof of rabies and panro vaccinations. Instructor: Danielle Prosser Place: Eisenhower Memorial Park Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/1 Time: 7- 8:15pm Age: Adult Class: #3102 Fee: $3418 weeks Introduction to NO dose Work Build confidence, burn excess energy and strengthen the bond with your dog. This class focuses on how to encourage and develop your dog's natural scenting abilities by using their desire to hunt and their love of toys, food and exercise. For dogs of all breeds, shapes and sizes. Must bring dog, crate, leash, water, treats, toys and proof of current vaccinations to the first class. No dogs that are aggressive to people. Learn more at: www.k9nosework.com or www.NACSW.net. Under 18 need adult present. Instructor: Roxanne Baudry Place: Community Center Back Patio Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/22 -6/17 (no class 6/10) Time: 6- 7:30pm Age: 15 years + Class: #3147 Fee: $130/8 weeks Time: 7:45- 9:15pm Age: 15 years + Class: #3148 Fee: $130/8 weeks Variety Dog Training Tricks, Rally, Agility, Nose Work, Obedience ... and morel Each week will focus on a new activity or dog sport that will stimulate your canine companion's mind and body. For all breeds and ages (4 mo +) Activities will vary based upon your input and interests. Bring dog, leash, bowl and water, treats, toys and a copy of current vaccinations to first class. No prior training necessary. No dogs that are aggressive to people. Under 18 need adult present Instructor: Roxanne Baudry Place: Community Center Back Patio Days/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -5/15 Time: 1:15- 2:30pm Age: 15 years + Class: #3149 Fee: $75/5 weeks Days/Dates: Saturday, 5/22 -6/19 Time: 1:15- 2:30pm Age: 15 years + Class: #3150 Fee: $75/5 weeks Bellyrobics Looking for a class with lots of sass and pizzazz? Waste away your waist while having funl This low- impact class combines slimming midriff moves with footwork. Zenouba will get you movin' and groovin' to various rhythms and drums including Samba, Hula and Bollywood while finding the new slimmer you! Wear comfortable shoes and clothing, bring a mat or towel to class. Instructor: Katalina ( Zenouba) Stephanos Piece: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 8:30- 9:30pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3072 Fee: $40/8 weeks Aerobics /Strength Training Increase your energy, strength and flexibility. Bring 2 free weights and a mat. Instructor: Bonnie Smithson Place: Community Center Ballroom Age: 16 years + Fee: $48/10 weeks Days/Dates: Monday, 4112 -6/21 (no class 5/31) Time: 7 -8pm Class: #3057 Time- 8 -9pm Class: #3054 Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 6/9) Time: 6:45- 7:45pm Class: #3055 Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6/24 (no class 6/10) Time: 8:15- 9:15pm Class: #3056 Pilates Designed to improve flexibility, body shape and posture. A continuous flow of specific exercises. Bring a mat for floor work. Instructor: Amy Friedman Place: Santa Anita Church Fellowship Hall 226 West Colorado Boulevard Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 5/12 and 619) Time: 5:30- 6:15pm Level: Beginner Class: #3197 Fee: $55/9 weeks Place: Arcadia County Park - Sr. Building Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6/24 Time: 8- 8:45pm Level: Beginner Class: #3196 Fee: $55/11 weeks Sculpt Pllates oats a weer A dynamic workout including cardio, weight lifting and resistance training as well as a full pilates workout. Bring a mat and 2 free weights. Instructor: Michael Ahmadi Place: Santa Anita Church Fellowship Hall 226 West Colorado Boulevard Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 5/12 & 6/9) Time: 7:30- 8:30pm Level: All Levels Class: #3239 Fee: $55/9 weeks Sculpt Pilates TWO s west A dynamic workout including cardio, weight lifting and resistance training as well as a full pilates workout. The routine changes every 3 weeks to keep the body awake and energized. Bring a mat and 2 free weights. Instructor: Amy Friedman Places: Arcadia Public Library Auditorium (Toes) Arcadia County Park Senior Building (Thor) Days/Dates: Tuesday/Thursday, 4/13 -6/24 Time: 6 -7pm Level: All Levels Class: #3200 Fee: $100/22 classes Time: 7 -8pm Level: All Levels Class: #3201 Fee: $100/22 classes Movement Fusion Continuous basic movements from a variety of dance, yoga and Pilates to strengthen, tone and stretch the muscles. Bring a mat to class. Instructor: Vicki Partridge Place: Community Center Dance Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 6:30- 7:30pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3234 Fee: $40/8 weeks Yoga with Tana Tana will teach the sun salutations by synchronizing breath with a progressive series of postures. Bring a mat. Instructor: Tana Omer - Marlow Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/22 (no class 6/1) Time: 5:45 -7pm Level: Beginner Class: #3244 Fee: $50/10 weeks Hatha Yoga Integrates movement therapy, energy healing, meditation and yoga poses to calm and cultivate peace of mind, body and spirit. For all ages and levels. Instructor: Amy Friedman Place: Arcadia Community Center Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/21 (no class 5131) Time: 6 -7pm Age: Adult Class: #3242 Fee: $60/10 weeks Time: 7 -8pm Age: Adult Class: #3243 Fee: $60/10 weeks Place: Santa Anita Church Fellowship Hall 226 West Colorado Boulevard Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 5/12 and 6/9) Time: 6:15- 7:15pm Age: Adult Class: #3241 Fee: $60/9 weeks The Bun - 15 Gentle Yoga Improve flexibility, strengthen core and lower back muscles and improve balance. Instructor: Michael Ahmadi Place: Arcadia Community Center Age: Adult Fee: $50/10 weeks Days/Dates: Monday, 4112 -6/21 (no class 5/31) Time: 5-6pm Class: #3237 Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/23 (no class 6/9) Time: 5:30- 6:30pm Class: #3238 Daya/Dates: Saturday, 4/17 -6/19 Time: 7 -Sam Class: #3240 Time: 8 -9am Class: #3236 Cardio Kick Boxing Have fun, burn calories and develop coordination, flexibility, and endurance. Instructor: Bonnie Smithson Place: Community Center Ballroom Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/21 (no Gass 5/31) Time: 6 -7pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3076 Fee: $40/10 weeks Badminton Participants must agree to play by posted rules. Bring own racquet and birdies. Place: Arcadia High School South Gym Day/Dates: Friday, 4/16 -6/4 No class when school holds activities Time: 7 -10pm Age: 16 years + Fee: FREE Tennis Players' Clinic A physically demanding court workout and drill, fun and games to prepare players for match play. Bring racquet and a new can of 3 balls. Instructor: Danny Cook Place: Arcadia High School Tennis Court Days/Dates: Monday, 4/12 -6/7 (no class 5/31) Time: 6- 7:30pm Level: Int Class: #3220 Fee: $70/8 weeks Time: 7:30 -9pm Level: Adv Class: #3221 Fee: $70/8 weeks Days/Dates: Thursday, 4/15 -6/3 Time: 6- 7:30pm Level: Int Class: #3222 Fee: $70/8 weeks Time: 7:30 -9pm Level: Adv Class: #3223 Fee: $70/8 weeks Place: Camino Grove Tennis Court Days/Dates: Friday, 4/16 -6/4 Time: 8:30 -10am Level: Beg. Drill Class: #3224 Fee: $70/8 weeks Time: 10- 11:30am Level: Adv. Drill Class: #3225 Fee: $70/8 weeks 16 - The Buzz Adult Tennis Players Clinic A physically demanding court workout and drill, fun and games to prepare players for match play. Bring racquet and a new can of 3 balls. Instructors: Tim Pawley, 2008 CIF Coach of the Year, TJP Tennis Professionals Place: Arcadia High School Courts Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 6 -7pm Level: Beginner Class: #3217 Fee: $50/8 weeks Time: 7 -8pm Level: Beg/Int Class: #3218 Fee: $508 weeks Time: 8 -9pm Level: Int/Adv Class: #3219 Fee: $50/8 weeks All tennis classes will be canceled when courts are wet due to rein. Beginner Goff lessons If you've never played golf, this lesson series is for you. Learn fundamentals for the full swing, chipping and putting, plus golf etiquette, terminology, rules and on- course skills. A supportive and relaxed atmosphere that puts the emphasis on having funl Limit of 8 per class. Place: Arcadia Par 3 Golf Course 620 E. Live Oak Avenue, Arcadia Age: 16 years + Fee: $89/4 lessons Days/Dates: Friday, 4/9 -4/30 Time: 6 -7pm Class: #3113 Days/Dates: Friday, 517 -5/28 Time: 6 -7pm Class: #3114 Days/Dates: Friday, 6/4 -6/25 Time: 6 -7pm Class: #3115 Intermediate Golf Lessons This comprehensive program focuses on further developing your golf skills. Work on swing technique, short game, strategy both on and off the course and learn to practice effectively, taking your game to the next level. Limit of 8 per class. Place: Arcadia Par 3 Golf Course 620 E. Live Oak Avenue, Arcadia Age: 16 years + Fee: $89/4 lessons Days/Dates: Sunday, 4/4 -4/25 Time: 10 -11am Class: #3116 Days/Dates: Sunday, 5/2 -5/23 Time: 10 -11am Class: #3117 Days/Dates: Sunday, 6/6 -6/27 Time: 10 -11 am Class: #3118 Golf - Weekly Short Games A different skill taught in each session. Skills covered: sand trap play, chipping, pitching and putting. Classes are limited to 8 students are are an hour in length. Sign -up at the golf course or register online at www.thegolfleamingcenters.com Place: Arcadia Par 3 Golf Course 620 E. Live Oak Avenue, Arcadia Days/Dates: Every Monday Time: 5:30pm Age: 16 years + Fee: $20/lesson Volleyball Coordinator. Amanda Salazar Place: Arcadia High School South Gym Days/Dates: Tuesday, 4/13 -6/1 No class when school holds activities Time: 7 -10pm Age: 16 years + Class: #3232 Fee: $20/8 weeks Tai Chi Chuan and Qi Kung Increase energy, enhance flexibility and mobility, develop self- discipline, and release stress. Instructor: Master Mochi Sasian Yau Place: Community Center Activity Room Days/Dates: Wednesday, 4/14 -6/2 Time: 6:30- 7:30pm Level: Beg/Int Class: #3204 Fee: $40/8 weeks Time: 7:30- 8:30pm Level: Adv Class: #3205 Fee: $40/8 weeks Activities are held at the Arcadia Community Center, 365 Campus Drive, Program hours are 8:30am- 4:30pm, Monday through Friday. Please call the Arcadia Community Center at 626.574.5130 for registration and program Information regarding all special events and classes. 50+ Health and Wellness Classes Arcadia Senior Services offers an array of fitness classes to promote health and vitality for adults over the age of 50. By strengthening the heart, muscles and bones, we can reduce the risk of falling, improve flexibility and increase endurance. Certified instructors offer courses in strength training, aerobics, yoga and line dancing to meet your physical fitness as well as your social needs. Courses begin the week of April 13. According to the Centers for Disease Control, every year one in three adults over the age of 65 experience a fall. Having strong muscles trained to respond quickly allows us to catch ourselves preventing more serious injuries. A regular fitness regimen will improve your quality of life physically and emotionally. Special Events Tickets non-refundable BI- Annual Bingo and Brunch Friday, Aprll 30 10am -1 pm $10 Enjoy a delicious catered brunch and then have the opportunity to yell out BINGOI There will be 10 games played for a chance to win fabulous prizes. Nonrefundable fee includes brunch and bingo sheets. Please bring your own dauber. Tickets for Arcadia residents go on sale Tuesday, March 30 and for non - residents on Wednesday, March 31. Salute to Seniors Tuesday, May 11 11:30am -1 pm $4 Join the Arcadia Rotary Club and the Arcadia Senior Citizens Commission in honoring the 2010 Senior of the Year. This special luncheon will feature a delicious meal and great entertainment. Arcadia Senior Citizen Services receives funds from the Los Angeles County, Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) to administer the Information and Referral (I & R) program. This publication is one aspect of the services and programs available to individuals 60 years and above. CDBG funds are also utilized to administer a Senior Congregate Meal program, which supplements the daily nutritional intake of our participants. A comprehensive list of the programs and services offered is available at the Anima Community Center, 365 Campus Drive, Arcadia, CA 91007 or call 626.574.5130 to have the infomration maAad. All That Swing Friday, June 11 4pm -7pm $10 Discover the Age of Swing. The first part of this musical evening is a lecture on the Swing era by an Emeritus Professor of Music from USC. There will be an intermission with delicious appetizers. The evening will conclude with a 60- minute performance from a local swing band. Tickets go on sale for Arcadia residents on Tuesday, May 11 and for non - residents on Wednesday, May 12. Doherty Beach j Barbecue Excursion July 20 < -.. 1 m -7 m $12 Last year's trip was such a success we decided to do it again! Join Arcadia Senior Services for an enjoyable afternoon at beautiful Doheny State Beach for a delicious barbecue, table games, badminton, volleyball and the opportunity to walk on the beach, rent bikes and travel around the ocean and complete the excursion with a shopping trip in the marina. Registration begins Tuesday, June 22 for Arcadia residents and Wednesday, June 23 for nonresidents. WILDERNESS PARK 2240 Highland Wilderness Park Office: 626.355.5309 E -mail: wildpark ®ci.arcadia.ca.us Have you ever wanted a local place where you can relax and unwind after a stressful week? Those mountain trips are great but, who needs another long drive? Well, here in your own city we have Wilderness Park. This park is conveniently located in the San Gabriel Mountains at the top of Highland Oaks Drive. A peaceful place that is great for families, small groups and even individuals. Wilderness Park has a nature center with many animals on display and a pond to enjoy. Come out and take pleasure in the wonders of nature that are located in your own backyard. Don't forget you can acquire more information by going on the city website at http: / /www.ci.arcadia.r-a.us/ 1. l •S Open to Public Monday - Friday: May - September: 8 :30am -7pm • October April: 8 :30am- 4 :30pm Reservation Needed on Saturday and Sunday: • Phum call for hours.. They are subject to change. ATTENTION SCOUTSII Check out Wilderness Park's own Seasonal Merit Badge Brochure, which can be accessed through our web site or by calling the park at 626.355.5309 to obtain more informati SHELTER RESERVATIONS (Maximum of 100 in a group) Non -Profit Organizations Only No Private Use Reservation Includes: Kitchen, Shelter Cover, Large BBO and Fire Circle Please call for Fee Breakdown. SMALL DAY -USE GROUPS (Maximum of 25 in a group) Reservation Mandatory for: Saturday and Sundayll • Can only be made 7 days in advance. • Please call for operating hours and fees. (Sunday's we are closed by 12pm) 'Birthday Parties allowed however commercial equipment is NQJ allowed (i.e. Bounce houses and Dunk tanks) The Buzz - 17 RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT - CLASS /ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORM Parent/Adult Name First Last O Male O Female Address Home Clty /State/Zip Work ( ) email address Cell ( ) Person to notify In case of emergency, if parent/guardlan cannot be reached: Name Relationship Phone ( ) Heafth and Participation Questions for Children under 18 years of age 1. Are there any special requirements, such as a vegetarian diet, or conditions such as allergies (bee stings, food, etc.), asthma, seizures, disabilities, behavior concerns or other medical information of which we should be aware? 2. List any medication(s) taken daily and time medication is taken, reason for medication, and any side effects. is possible (Recreation staff not permitted to administer medications). Nol>!ta of Participants First Last Birth Data Slaw Acthritp Nun *w Nana► of Actift Fes STAFF USE ONLY R Fee: $2. ❑ California DUI D ❑ Birth Certificate for Children under 18 years of age 0 T q _ Wz C RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNIFICATION FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS - I hereby waive, release and discharge any and all claims or rights to claims for damages for death, personal injury or property damage which I may have, or which may hereafter accrue to me, as a result of participation in said activity. This Release is intended to discharge in advance the City of Arcadia, (and their respective agents, volunteers and employees), from and against any and at liability arising out of or connected In anyway with my participation in said activity. I further understand that accidents may occur during said activity, and that participants in such activity may sustain personal injuries, and/or property damage, as a consequence thereof. Knowing the risks of said activity, nevertheless, I hereby agree to assume those risks and to release and hold harmless an of the persons or entities mentioned above. It is further understood and agreed that this waiver, release and assumption of risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns, lt the participant is a minor, I also give permission for histber participation in the above activities, and for any necessary emergency medical treatment. I understand that the City of Arcadia has no obligation to supervise my children at the close of the above activities and I release the City of Arcadia, its officers, employees and agents from any liability resulting from the lack of supervision of my children at the close of the above activities. I understand and agree that participants involved in recreation programs are subject to being photographed and such photographs may be used to publicize city programs. In consideration for the City of Arcadia's acceptance of this registration, I hereby agree to indemnify and told harmless the City of Arcadia, Its officials, officers, employees, agents, or volunteers from any liability or claim or action for damages resulting from or in any way arisirh$ out of my participation in any City Recreation and Community Services Department program. I further understand and agree (1) to assume at risks inherent in the activities which are available and in which I may participate, and understand that these activities involve risk to my person and property and (2) to assume the risks, lt any, arising from the conditions and use of equipment and facilities. I further understand and agree that there may be risks and dangers not known or reasonably foreseeable to me at this time, and In accordance with Section 1542 of the California Civil Code, I understand that my release extends to claims which 1 did not know or suspect to exist in my favor at the time of execution of this release. 1 understand and agree that included within the scope of this release is any cause of action, arising from the performance of or the failure to perform maintenance, inspection, supervision or control of equipment and facilities, or the failure to warn of existing dangerous conditions not known to or reasonably discovered by the City, including all acts of negligence of the City. City programs DO NOT qualify as childcare for tax purpose. IF THE PARTICIPANT IS A MINOR, his or her custodial parent or legal guardian must read and execute this agreement. I hereby warrant that I am the custodial parent or legal guardian of (print mino(s name), who is a minor, and I agree on my own and said minor's behaff to the terms and conditions of this release. In the event of injury or illness while the participant who is a minor is attending the recreation activity, I hereby authorize the City of Arcadia Recreation and Community Services Department to consent to medical treatment on behalf of the minor as deemed necessary. The undersigned, as parent or legal guardian of the child identified on this form, hereby authorizes the Recreation and Community Services Department and its officers, employees and agents into whose care the registered child has been entrusted, to consent to the advice of trained emergency personnel. This authorization to consent to treatment of the minor identified above is given to the Recreation and Community Services Department in conjunction with any activity or event in which the minor's care is entrusted to the Recreation and Community Services Department. The Recreation and Community Services Department may take and use photos of participants for publicity purposes. Photos of participants are used in the Citys activity guide and other media publications. I hereby grant the City of Arcadia permission to use my, or If the participant is a minor, the minor's likeness, name, voice and words in any broadcast, telecast or print media account of this event or activity free of charge. SIGNATURE (REQUIRED) Date articipan Parent/Guardian Please make checks payable to: City of Arcadia Recreation Office Fax # 626.821.4370 METHOD OF PAYMENT: ❑ Check/Money Order enclosed for $ ❑ VISA ❑ MasterCard Provide Complete Credit Card Number Expiration Date Cardholder Name (If different than above) 18 - The Buzz Signature (if using credit card) Mail completed form and payment to: Arcadia Recreation and Community Services Department P.O. Box 60021 Arcadia, CA 91066 -6021 Make checks payable to: City of Arcadia Eftinni : Arcadia Residots on v Monday, March 8 Aber;: accepted Monday, March 15 Arcadia Recreation and Community Services Department 375 Campus Drive (Corner of Holly and Huntington) 626.574.5113 7:30am- 5:30pm, Monday - Thursday 8am -5pm, every Friday Beginning: Monday, March 15 Fax: 626.821.4370 VISA or Mastercard VfSA Fax completed form and payment information 24 hours a day. Beginning: Monday, March 15 The City assumes no responsibility for any registrations not received. For your convenience: We accept VISA and MasterCard for all mail -in, fax -in and walk -in registrations REGISTRATIONS AFTER THE FIRST CLASS MEETING WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE OFFICE AND WILL NOT BE PRORATED. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we have converted over to our new class registration system. If you have not registered for classes with us, we will need to see proof of residency if you live in the City of Arcadia. For any children under the age of 18, regardless of residency, we will need to see either passport or birth certificate copies before you will be allowed to register for our programs. Please note, there is a $2 registration fee for all registrations. For your convenience: We accept VISA and MasterCard for all registrations Mail -in registration receives priority. Arcadia residents only can register by mail beginning Monday March 8. No walk -in or fax -in registration will be processed at the Recreation and Community Services Office prior to March 15. Walk -ins and fax -ins processed daily after mail is received. Registration will be processed in order received (subject to payment of fee). Non - residents can mail -in, walk -in or fax -in beginning Monday March 15 Mail completed form and payment to: Arcadia Recreation and Community Services Department, P.O. Box 60021, Arcadia, CA 91066 -6021 (Make checks payable to: City of Arcadia) " To ensure successful classes or activities, please register early. Pre - registration for all classes is encouraged. Registrations must be processed by the Recreation Department office staff before the first class meeting. * If class is full when your check is received, your check will be returned to you by mail and your name will be placed on a waiting list. Refunds will be assessed a $10 service charge. No cash refunds. Checks will be issued about 2 weeks following the refund request. Refunds must be requested before the second meeting of a class Any material or food fees paid to the instructor are nonrefundable. No refunds on day of merit badge or trips/excursions. Activities canceled by the department will be given automatic refunds, without a service charge. Parents may not attend children's classes after the first meeting of the class series. Parents are expected to pick up their children promptly at the end of the class time. Children will only be released to their parent or guardian. Late pick up of children will result in a penalty fee. * If an outdoor class is canceled due to rain, it will be made up at the end of the session. The Bun - 19 Pll .1XC . 240 West Huntington Drive Post Office Box 60021 Arcadia, CA 91066 -6 rca � 21 0 City of r i t'u • tt ►�" a � Floc ' • . POSTAL CUSTOMER 17 22 22 23 27 26 30 App 2 Freaky Friday Book to Movie Event, library, 3 :34 2 The Great Egg Race, Flashlight Egg Hunt for Too 3 E994krOvaganze, Arcadla County Park, 1 tam Sh 6-9 Springtime Kids Rem, 8aktwin Stocker Elom 0 Klef'itlt'e W Club: Knouts Berry farm, gam .6pm 10 Jt's SP06V 0011'Ow•Mnont, Arcadia Par 3 C3atti 14 flaws 00 #ed( JAntem Foreign Flkn, Library, * 15 Brrar "S" Lunch Talk with Police Chief Robert 18 Kid"rr MWO Out Community Cartier, 6pm (Youth) 17 Family Nature Hike to Wiinter Crook Loop, 8am 17 a.." Books, Library, llam (Youth) Mad Hatter's Tea Party, Library, 2:30pm (Families) Who Has The Best Pizza in Arcadia? Library, 3pm (Grades 9-12 only) Book Discussion - Empress; Orchid, Library, 7pm Poetry Slam and Open Mlc, Ubrary 3:30pm ( Grades ev-12) Book Discussion - Empress Orchid, Library, 10am ( Aduts) Classical Kaleidoscope Concert, Library, 7:15pm (Ass) Bingo and Brunch, 10am (Senior) Pre•SoHed Standard U.S. Postage PAID Permit No_ 255 Arcadia, CA May 2010 1 Community Bike Ride, Community Center Parking Lot, 7:30am (Families) 6 hr's Day Cupcake Decorating, Library, 3pm jamdes 9-12 only) 8 All Kinds of Mother, Library, 2:30pm (Famllft) 11 Rotary Salute to Seniors, 11:30am (Seniors) 12 All About My Mother Foreign Film, Library Spm (Mitt only) 14 Frssky Friday Movie - Ubrary, 3:30pm (k*d* 14 Kid's Night Out, Community Center, 6pm Wit)' 20 Brown Beg Lunch'tA& with Gene Glasco, Museum, 12pm (Adults) 25 Book Discussion - 800�k Thief, Library, 10am (Arleta) 27 Book Dlscusslon�0*0 eokThief, Library, 7pm (Atone) :shower Pant. 8pm (Teens) '( )l, gam-SM, (WxAt/r) t1h) rse, 12 :30prn ) duft ?Museum; 12pM (Adu ts) ) March 2010 3 Read Across America 6 Hurray for Hollywood 12 Kid's Night Out, Comn 17 Clvl%n'track and Flelt 18 Brown Beg Lunch Talk 19 Spring has Sprung Lur 20 Hands on History For 12:30- 2!Opm, Museum 24 Clvhan7hm* and Flelc 27 Gating Divercity I 17 22 22 23 27 26 30 App 2 Freaky Friday Book to Movie Event, library, 3 :34 2 The Great Egg Race, Flashlight Egg Hunt for Too 3 E994krOvaganze, Arcadla County Park, 1 tam Sh 6-9 Springtime Kids Rem, 8aktwin Stocker Elom 0 Klef'itlt'e W Club: Knouts Berry farm, gam .6pm 10 Jt's SP06V 0011'Ow•Mnont, Arcadia Par 3 C3atti 14 flaws 00 #ed( JAntem Foreign Flkn, Library, * 15 Brrar "S" Lunch Talk with Police Chief Robert 18 Kid"rr MWO Out Community Cartier, 6pm (Youth) 17 Family Nature Hike to Wiinter Crook Loop, 8am 17 a.." Books, Library, llam (Youth) Mad Hatter's Tea Party, Library, 2:30pm (Families) Who Has The Best Pizza in Arcadia? Library, 3pm (Grades 9-12 only) Book Discussion - Empress; Orchid, Library, 7pm Poetry Slam and Open Mlc, Ubrary 3:30pm ( Grades ev-12) Book Discussion - Empress Orchid, Library, 10am ( Aduts) Classical Kaleidoscope Concert, Library, 7:15pm (Ass) Bingo and Brunch, 10am (Senior) Pre•SoHed Standard U.S. Postage PAID Permit No_ 255 Arcadia, CA May 2010 1 Community Bike Ride, Community Center Parking Lot, 7:30am (Families) 6 hr's Day Cupcake Decorating, Library, 3pm jamdes 9-12 only) 8 All Kinds of Mother, Library, 2:30pm (Famllft) 11 Rotary Salute to Seniors, 11:30am (Seniors) 12 All About My Mother Foreign Film, Library Spm (Mitt only) 14 Frssky Friday Movie - Ubrary, 3:30pm (k*d* 14 Kid's Night Out, Community Center, 6pm Wit)' 20 Brown Beg Lunch'tA& with Gene Glasco, Museum, 12pm (Adults) 25 Book Discussion - 800�k Thief, Library, 10am (Arleta) 27 Book Dlscusslon�0*0 eokThief, Library, 7pm (Atone) :shower Pant. 8pm (Teens) '( )l, gam-SM, (WxAt/r) t1h) rse, 12 :30prn ) duft ?Museum; 12pM (Adu ts) )