MarCh-May - City of Lathrop

Community Center
209-941-7370
Senior Center
209-941-7380
City of
parkS & rECrEatioN
www.ci.lathrop.ca.us
CrEatiNg
CoMMUNity
iN Lathrop
throUgh
pEopLE,
parkS aND
prograMS
Park Maintenance
209-941-7430
piCtUrE thiS!
The Lathrop Parks & Recreation Department
is looking for photos for our quarterly activity
guides and we need your help! If you have
any current photos of Lathrop activities,
classes and events that you would like to
submit for consideration for a future activity
guide, please contact the Lathrop Community
Center at 209-941-7370. Those photos that
are selected will appear in a future activity
guide with your name!
Spring
activity
guide
PIC
TURE THIS
MarCh-May
2010
City of Lathrop
Lathrop SChooLS
manTeCa unified
sChool disTriCT
825-3200
lindberG adulT
sChool in laThrop
825-3100
General Information
parkS
aPolinar sangalang Park
river Park south
Picnic area, shade structure, play structure,
restrooms, ball field and open space.
This park is currently closed for levee
improvements by reclamation District
17. a temporary dog park is located
at Mossdale Landing community Park.
Please contact the Parks & recreation
administration Division at 209-941-7360
for more information.
13470 slate street / slate & deerwood
CresCent Park
15980 Crescent park Circle
elemenTary
sChools
Lathrop School
Two play structures, 6 picnic tables,
2 benches, field area, drinking fountain.
lathroP skate Park
858-7250
15685 seventh street / 7th & K
Joseph Widmer, Jr.
liBBy Park
938-6340
Mossdale School
938-6285
hiGh sChool
Lathrop High School
17801 inland passage way
the green
16700 english Country Trail
6 picnic tables, 6 benches, drinking fountain,
play structure, trellis structure and sand
volleyball court.
575 libby ln / between mingo
and libby at suzie Q
valverde Park
Playground, picnic tables and benches.
Picnic shelters, playground, restrooms ball
fields. The community center has space
available for rent.
milestone Park
630 milestone drive / J street at avon
Picnic tables and benches.
938-6350
mossdale Commons
15557 fifth street
WoodField Park
801 lathrop rd / lathrop rd at fifth st.
Playground, restrooms, open field space.
740 Green plaza
3 trellis structures, a picnic table, game
table, 4 benches and a drinking fountain.
the City oF lathroP
Will Be Closed the
FolloWing holidays:
may 31st, memorial day
Activity guide information is
subject to change at any time.
Please contact the Parks &
Recreation Department at
941-7360 with any questions.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
2
mossdale landing
Community Park
700 Towne Centre drive
Three baseball fields, play structure,
basketball court, shade structure, water play
feature, 13 picnic tables, and 2 barbeques.
Mossdale Landing community Park also
includes a temporary dog park while the
Lathrop Dog Park is closed due to levee
improvements.
Park West
16130 sheltered Cove Circle
Two tennis courts, basketball court,
play 8 barbeques.
river Park north
16001 south lathrop road
This park is currently closed for levee
improvements by reclamation District 17.
faCiLity & CLaSS LoCatioNS
Community Center
15557 fifth street
lathroP sChool
Community gym
15851 fifth street
senior Center
15707 fifth street
City hall
390 Towne Centre drive
lathroP one
15445 7th street
lathroP BranCh liBrary
15461 7th street
sharPe Fitness Center
700 e. roth road
General Information
city council
Kristy Sayles
Mayor
Martha Salcedo
Sonny Dhaliwal
Christopher Mateo
Robert Oliver
vice mayor
planning commission
Bennie Gatto
Chair
Mac Freeman
Diane Lazard
Dan Mac Neilage
Jose Perez
SENIOR ADVISORY
COMMISSION
Marlene Taylor
George Jackson
Rev. Lucius C. Davis, Jr.
Frances Dixon
Parks & Recreation
Commission
Walter Nobrega
Antonio Castro
Kenneth Mullins
Monique White
1st & 3rd Monday • 7 PM
City Hall/Council Chambers
858-0243
Parks & Rec Commission
www.lathropchamber.org
Justin Swofford
chair
Josh Gier
Sergio Jaquez
Jessica Montiel
Verenice Ornelas
Haniyeh Semsarilar
Jazlyn Simon
Christina Valencia
Michael Hermosilla
Marisela Mori
Emilio Perez
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TEAM
John Adade
Steve Campbell
Susan Dell’Osso
Mac Freeman
Jaclyn Frenzel
Joyce Gatto
Tellis Hartridge
Jaime Hernandez
Mary Kennedy-Bracken
Pat Mitchell
Jim Parker
Jeanetta Quinn
Martha Salcedo
Reuben Sandoval
Chaka Santos
Kristy Sayles, Mayor
Clifton Taylor
Tim Voogd
Carissa Weber
Terri Wilson
Lathrop Chamber of Commerce
1st Thursday • 6 PM
Lathrop Senior Center
858-4486
Planning Commission
941-7220
2nd & 4th Wednesday • 7 PM
City Hall/Council Chambers
Lathrop Rotary
Lathrop Library
1-866-805-7323
2nd Thursday • 9:30 AM
Lathrop Senior Center
Lathrop Lions Club
Youth Advisory Commission
Lathrop Titans
Youth Football & Cheer
952-0735
2nd Tuesday • 6:00 PM
Lathrop Senior Center
www.lathroptitans.com
Parks & Recreation Staff
Katie Lemons
Director of Parks &
Recreation
Christine Eichblatt
Budget Analyst
Nathan Houx
Parks Project Manager
Yolanda Salsedo
Management Analyst
Christopher Lawrence
Senior Center Manager
Maureen Iorio
Recreation Supervisor
Gabriel Goulart
Recreation Supervisor
Regina Mertilien
Administrative Assistant
Mayor’s Committees
YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION
community
organizations
Lathrop Head Start
City Council
Senior Advisory Commission
Vice Chair
Vada Klingman
Anna Dimas
Lena Evans
Janice Mora
Council/Commission
Meetings
City of Lathrop
All Mayor’s Committees are chosen
on an annual basis. Mayor’s
Committees include:
• H
istorical Lathrop
Revitalization Committee
• Holiday Parade Committee
• Beautification Day
• July 1st Committee
• Lathrop Days Committee
• Mayor’s Art Show Committee
• Veteran’s Day/Memorial Day
Committee
If you would like to apply for any
of these committees and help plan
these special events, please contact
the City Clerk’s Office at 941-7230 or
visit the City’s website at: http://www.
ci.lathrop.ca.us/council/committees
858-2804
Lathrop Steelers
Youth Football & Cheer
Eteamz.active.com/steelersfootballandcheer
969-0558
Lathrop Little League
982-4312
www.eteamz.com/LathropLittleLeague
Cub Scouts Pack #425
858-2715
Special Needs Cub Scouts
Pack #425
982-0243
Girl Scouts Heart of
Central Valley
522-9001
Manteca/Lathrop
Boys & Girls Club
www.bgmanteca.org
239-5437
Manteca Area Soccer League
933-6714 or 823-9890
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
3
Kid Club Programs
City of Lathrop
Children aTTendinG musT be aT leasT
5 years old or in KinderGarTen
kiD CLUB
This successful before school program
will serve a healthy snack, help your
child prepare for their day and present
interesting activities. The program is
available at the Lathrop community
center, Mossdale School and Joseph
Widmer, Jr. School. Kid club Programs
are open Monday through Friday except
certain holidays.
prOgraM HOurS:
This after school program consists of
arts & crafts, games, sports, cooking,
science and homework time. The
program is available at the Lathrop
community center, Mossdale School and
Joseph Widmer, Jr. School. children’s
enrichment Programs are open Monday
through Friday, except certain holidays.
lathrop Community Center
7-9 aM
HOurS vary at eacH
OF tHe tHree SiteS:
mossdale school
7-8:15 AM
3-6 pm
Joseph widmer school
7-8:30 AM
■ fee:
$2.50 per hour or
$10 per week
lathrop Community Center, mossdale
school site and Joseph widmer, Jr.
school site will be closed on may 31,
2010 in observance of memorial day.
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2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
4
ChiLDrEN’S
ENriChMENt
prograMS
Kindercare is designed for children
enrolled in kindergarten at Lathrop
School only. This program consists of
age appropriate activities and games
as well as a healthy snack. Kindercare
is open Monday through Friday except
certain holidays.
■ hours:
■ fee:
1-3 pm
$25 per week
This program is available at the lathrop
Community Center only. our mossdale
school and Joseph widmer, Jr. school
sites are unable to accommodate
kindergarteners.
lathrop Community Center will be closed
on may 31, 2010 in observance of
memorial day.
3:15-6 pm
2:45-6 pm
■ fee:
lathrop Community
Center
mossdale school
Joseph widmer, Jr.
school
$2.50 per hour or
$20 per week
lathrop Community Center, mossdale
school site and Joseph widmer, Jr.
school site will be closed on may 31,
2010 in observance of memorial day.
CoME JoiN “Chip”
(Children helping in program)
Kid club presents a unique program
for children in the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades. This program is designed
for the participant to work with staff
and learn the job duties related to Kid
club. The objective of this program is
to offer children job skills that will last
throughout their lives. The program is
available at the Lathrop community
center, Mossdale School and Joseph
Widmer, Jr. School.
■ hours:
■ fee:
4-6 pm
$2.50 per hour
lathrop Community Center, mossdale
school site and Joseph widmer, Jr.
school site will be closed on may 31,
2010 in observance of memorial day.
Kid Club Programs
kiD CLUB CaMp
lathroP Community
Center only
days:
aGes:
monday-friday
5 (kindergarten)
to 13 years old
hours:
9am – 3pm
■ fee:
$60 per week or
$15 per day
hoW DoES yoUr
garDEN groW?
Learn how to make compost, plant
seeds, and care for our planet around
us. We will learn about recycling,
different kinds of pollution, where
rain comes from and much more
through games and crafts.
marCh 29-april 2
frEE SNaCk prograM
a free snack program is offered at
the Lathrop community center each
weekday through the year. any child
eighteen (18) and under may eat
for free at this state funded food
program. Snack is served from 3:15
PM until 4:15 PM. you do not have
to be part of any Lathrop Parks &
recreation Program to participate
in the program. The program is open
to the entire community. Snacks are
not served on weekends or holidays.
Lathrop Community Center will
be closed on May 31, 2010 in
observance of Memorial Day.
in accordance with
federal law and
u.s. department of
agriculture policy, this
institution is prohibited
from discriminating on
the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex, age, or disability.
City of Lathrop
yoUth SChoLarShip
prograM
Applications will be accepted for the
2009/2010 Youth Scholarship Program
eligiBility reQuirements:
applicant must be a Lathrop resident. Families
receiving Public assistance Grant (aDFc or General
assistance) will automatically qualify for financial
assistance. current income verification from your
case worker must accompany the application.
Families not receiving public assistance must
show proof that the family income is at or below
the current huD guidelines. Proof of yearly
income can be verified in one or a combination
of the following methods: 3 current paycheck
stubs, 3 unemployment check stubs, workers
compensation payment verification, social
security income verification, last year’s Form
1040 tax return, or state disability verification.
aPPliCations:
you may pick up an application for the
youth Scholarship Program at:
■ ParKS & recreaTioN
DePT. coMMuNiTy ceNTer
15557 5th Street, Lathrop, CA
(209) 941-7370
■ ciTy haLL
390 Towne centre Drive, Lathrop, ca
(209) 941-7360
■ CITy oF LAThRoP WEBSITE:
www.ci.lathrop.ca.us
all appliCaTions are To be
reTurned To CiTy hall
a. approved applicants will be eligible for a
maximum award of $500 per family per
fiscal year (July 1-June 30) to be used to
pay 50% of program fees (Kid Club, sports,
and classes with some exceptions) as long
as funds are available.
b. all applications are to be returned to city
hall. applications that are incomplete or
that do not provide verification of family
income will not be accepted. applicants will
be notified of approval or disapproval within
two weeks of the date the application is
received.
c. applications must be renewed annually.
D. awards will be issued on a first come, first
serve basis as long as funds are available.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
5
Lathrop Library
City of Lathrop
VoLUNtEEr
LitEraCy
tUtorS NEEDED
according to the national
adult literacy survey, 24%
of adults in California are
at the lowest literacy level.
The adult literacy program,
a free county-wide program,
is one way that the library
is trying to eradicate this
problem. The program
matches english-speaking
adults with volunteer tutors
for confidential, one-onone tutoring. Tutors and
learners commit to meet
for six months, twice a
week, throughout the
county. volunteers must
have good reading and
math skills. Training and
resource materials are free.
experience the tremendous
satisfaction of helping an
adult improve their reading
and writing skills! become a
tutor!
if you are part of a local
organization that would
benefit from hearing about
the adult literacy program,
contact the literacy
services office at the
Chavez Central library in
stockton at 209-937-7778.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
6
Lathrop BraNCh
LiBrary hoUrS:
monday ................................. 1-6 pm
Tuesday ............................... Closed
wednesday ........................... 1-6 pm
Thursday .............................. Closed
friday ....................................... 12-5
saturday .............................. Closed
sunday ................................ Closed
For more information about these
and other library programs please
call the library at 1-866-805-7323
or 209-937-8221 or visit our Web
site at: www.stockton.lib.ca.us
address: 15461 seventh street,
lathrop
MoBiLE LiBrary
The Stockton-San Joaquin county
Library has a mobile library service.
Please check with the Library for
scheduled times and locations.
prESChooL
StorytiMES
Join us for a fun filled Preschool Storytime
consisting of age appropriate stories and
fingerplays that will help develop your
child’s love of reading. Storytimes will be
held every Wednesday during March –
May 2010 at 1:30 PM. See you there!
CoMpUtEr CLaSSES
Would you like to learn more about
computers? The Lathrop branch Library
wants to help you! come take our Free
basic computer classes to boost your
skills and confidence.
Computer basics
marCh 10
4:30 pm
thE Big rEaD –
iNtroDUCtioN to thE
CaLL of thE WiLD
This april & May the Stockton-San
Joaquin county Public Library will be
participating in “The big read.” The
big read is a program designed to
encourage reading for pleasure and
will include several fun and exciting
activities throughout the library system.
The featured book all of the programs in
The big read will be built around will be
The call of the Wild by Jack London.
april 14
4 pm
rESUMES for tEENS
Join us at the Lathrop Library immediately
following Storytime for a fun puppet craft!
Teens can come and learn how to write
a resume in order to get a summer job.
Learn some tips and tricks on how to
write the best resume using books and
computers.
marCh 3
april 21
pUppEt Craft
2 pm
pUppEt ShoW
4 pm
CiNCo DE Mayo
Craft
Join us for a puppet version of the everpopular The True Story of the Three
Little Pigs by Jon Scieszka. hear the
wolf’s version of what really happened
between him and the three little pigs!
remember to bring your puppet!
Join us for a cinco de Mayo craft.
Music and refreshments provided for
all ages.
marCh 8
may 5
4 pm
2 pm
Youth Sports & Classes
City of Lathrop
MoMMy & ME
toDDLEr CLaSS
This class offers toddlers the chance to
become familiar with a social setting of
peers their age that includes coloring,
painting, and other art projects. Play
dough and sand are some of the textures
that can be explored, in addition to
playing with puzzles, Legos and other
manipulatives. Listening to stories and
learning new songs will also be part of
this playful environment. This toddler
class is for ages 18 months to 3 years.
one parent must attend class with their
child/children.
■ days:
Mondays
■ Time:
9:30-10:30 AM
■ loCaTion:
Lathrop community
center Multipurpose
room
■ fee:
$30 per month
■ insTruCTor: athena rodriguez
MARCh
APRIL
May
yoUth karatE
Learn karate in a safe environment that
emphasizes character development,
discipline and fun. our karate program is
designed to improve concentration and
coordination by teaching self-defense
skills. This program is open to boys &
girls ages 4-13 years of age. classes are
based on a calendar month.
■ days:
■
■
■
■
Mondays &
Thursdays
Time:
5-6 PM
loCaTion:
Lathrop community
center
fee:
$30 per month
insTruCTor: Mark cameron
March
Mondays
Thursdays
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
4, 11, 18, 25
aPriL
Mondays
Thursdays
5, 12, 19, 26
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
May
Mondays
Thursdays
3, 10, 17, 24
(no class 5/31)
6, 13, 20, 27
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
5, 12, 19, 26
3, 10, 17, 24
(no class 5/31)
yoUth aikiDo
This new class will introduce children
ages 6 to 16 to aikido Martial arts. aikido
is a Japanese martial art developed by
Morihei ueshiba as a synthesis of his
martial studies, philosophy, and religious
beliefs. aikido is often translated as “the
Way of harmonious spirit.”
aikido is a fun and exciting yet nonviolent self defense art from Japan. it
utilizes turns. Take-downs and pins in
place of kicking or punching. Training in
aikido is a deeply fulfilling experience
that will give your children the tools they
need for self-defense, self control and
to build character.
■ days:
Wednesday & Fridays
■ Time:
5:00-6:00 PM
■ loCaTion:
Lathrop community
center Gym
■ fee:
$35 per month
■ insTruCTor: Dan & Shelly
Matlock - 7th
Degree black belt
aPriL
Wednesdays
Fridays
May
Wednesdays
7, 14, 21, 28
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
5, 12, 19, 26
7, 14, 21, 28
CoaChES
NEEDED!
The City of lathrop,
parks & recreation
is seeking people
interested in coaching
children ranging in
ages 4 to 13 years old.
These programs are
instructional and teach
basic fundamentals.
The pee wee leagues
(4-7 years) consist
of flag football,
basketball, soccer
and T-ball. The youth
leagues (grades 3rd
through 8th) are flag
football, basketball
and soccer. if
interested in coaching
any of these sports,
please call Christina
Gaines at 941-7376.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
7
City of Lathrop
Youth Activities & Classes
NEW!
BEgiNNiNg
poLyNESiaN DaNCE
aloha and e komo mai! Sway your body
to the traditional rhythms of the beautiful
islands of hawaii and Tahiti. Learn
basic to intermediate Polynesian and
hawaiian movements & dances. Please
wear a skirt or sweatpants. No shoes or
socks will be worn during class. class is
for youth ages 7 – 12 years old. classes
are based on a calendar month.
■ day:
■ Time:
■ loCaTion:
Tuesdays
7 PM
Senior center Main
activity room
■ fee:
$25 per month
■ insTruCTor: ashley Maldonado
March
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activity guide
March - May
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2, 9, 16, 23, 30
6, 13, 20, 27
4, 11, 18, 25
pEE WEE SoCCEr
This is an instructional league for children
4 to 7 years old. No scores or standings
will be kept. basic fundamentals of
the game will be taught. Players will
participate in practices and games.
recreation Department Staff provides
coaching. each participant will receive
a t-shirt and trophy.
■ daTes:
■ days:
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
April 5 – May 19
Mondays &
Wednesdays
4:30 – 5:30 PM
$35
Sangalang Park
Deadline for registration is March 19
aPriL
May
5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21,
26, 28
3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19
yoUth SoCCEr
Designed for 3rd through 8th grades,
this competitive league will determine
teams by age and skill evaluation.
Volunteer coaches will be used. all
participants will receive a t-shirt and
participation trophy.
■
■
■
■
■
daTes:
days:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
april 6 – May 20
Tuesdays & Thursdays
4:30 – 5:30 PM
$35
Sangalang Park
Deadline for registration is March 19
aPriL
May
6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22,
27, 29
4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20
Tennis Classes
tENNiS CLaSSES –
fUtUrE StarS 2000’s
our tennis program is managed by
Lance Turner and Future Stars 2000’s.
Future Stars 2000’s began as a small
tennis program founded by Lance
Turner in just three cities: Stockton,
Lodi and Manteca. In 1995, Future
Stars incorporated as a non-profit
public service 501c3 organization. The
mission of Future Stars 2000’s is to
promote and grow the game of tennis
in Northern california.
in partnership with the uSTa and the
Department of Parks & recreation,
Future Stars 2000’s provides affordable
tennis programs in 19 cities – making
them the largest grassroots tennis
organization in the country! Since the
beginning of 2008, 6 new cities have
been added to the program, including
Sacramento and Lathrop! Future
Stars 2000’s has Junior Wilson Tennis
Racquets for sale - $15 -$20 each.
tiNy totS tENNiS
open to children ages 4-7 years
old. Tiny Tots Tennis class is a great
introduction to the game of tennis.
This class will introduce the basics
of tennis to children, including tennis
swing, footwork and serve. Students
are expected to provide their own
tennis racquet and wear appropriate
footwear and clothing. Tennis balls will
be provided. classes are based on the
calendar month.
■
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■
■
■
day:
Time:
fee:
faCiliTaTor:
loCaTion:
APRIL
May
Monday
4-4:30 PM
$30 per month
Don Purdy
Park West Tennis
courts
5, 12, 19, 26
3, 10, 17, 24
City of Lathrop
prE-aCaDEMy tENNiS
a beginning/intermediate class for
ages 8-17 years old. This class will
teach the basics of tennis to the
students and also provide instruction
on advance tennis skills and
techniques. Students are expected
to provide their own tennis racquet
and wear appropriate footwear and
clothing. Tennis balls will be provided.
classes are based on calendar
month.
■
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■
■
■
day:
Time:
fee:
faCiliTaTor:
loCaTion:
APRIL
May
Monday
4:30-5:30 PM
$45
Don Purdy
Park West Tennis
courts
5, 12, 19, 26
3, 10, 17, 24
JUNior EXCELLENCE/
aDULt tENNiS
This class is open to participants
ages 12 to adult. Students must
have knowledge of tennis strokes
and the ability to execute them. high
School students are encouraged to
participate. Students are accepted
at the discretion of the instructor.
Students are expected to provide
their own tennis racquet and wear
appropriate footwear and clothing.
Tennis balls will be provided. classes
are based on calendar month.
■
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■
■
day:
Time:
fee:
faCiliTaTor:
loCaTion:
APRIL
May
Monday
5:30-6:30 PM
$55
Don Purdy
Park West Tennis
courts
5, 12, 19, 26
3, 10, 17, 24
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
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City of Lathrop
Teen Sports & Activities
tEEN opEN gyM
prograM
tEEN VoLUNtEErS
NEEDED!
This program will be open the first
and third Friday of each month. The
schedule includes open gym and other
teen activities. hot food and cold drinks
may be sold to benefit teen programs.
Teen open Gym events are directed by
adult Parks & recreation staff.
here is your opportunity to be heard! We
are currently recruiting teens interested
in helping to coordinate and plan teen
events throughout the year. help the
Lathrop youth advisory commission
(yac) and staff plans events such as
dances, sporting events, trips and other
exciting activities!
■ days:
For more information, call Ruby
Herrera at 941-7372.
■ daTes:
■ Time:
■ loCaTion:
1st & 3rd Friday each
month
March 19th, april 2nd
& 16th, May 7th &
21st (no open Gym on
Friday, March 5th)
8-10 PM
Lathrop community
center Gym
for more information, please call
the lathrop Community Center at
209-941-7370.
SkatE park
CoMpEtitioN
The Lathrop youth advisory commission
and iKoN are co-sponsoring a series
of skate competitions this spring
and summer. There will be four age
catagories and contestants will skate in
a Jam format for points. There will be
prizes, trophies, great food and good
times so be there!
Saturday March 27th 11AM-5PM
Saturday May 1st 10aM-4PM
Saturday July 31st 10aM-4PM
For more information, please call
the Lathrop Community Center at
209-941-7370.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
10
Lathrop yoUth
aDViSory CoMMiSSioN
The Lathrop youth advisory commission
(yac) is made up of a group of teens
that advise the Lathrop city council
on teen issues, programs and other
related activities.
Adult Classes & Sports
rUN/WaLk
for fitNESS
come join the fun and exercise while
getting in shape. Do you keep telling
yourself you are going to start a
workout routine? Need the motivation
or moral Support? This class will
provide scheduled workout times and
routines for participants to challenge
themselves at their individual pace.
class meets twice a week at Valverde
Park. class is based on a calendar
month.
■ days:
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
March
APRIL
May
Tuesdays &
Thursdays
11:30 am-12:30 pm
$10 per month
valverde park
2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18,
23, 25, 30
1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20,
22, 27, 29
4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20,
25, 27
aDULt karatE
Learn Karate in a safe environment that
emphasizes character development,
discipline and fun. our adult Karate
program (ages 14 and up) is designed to
improve concentration and coordination
by teaching self-defense skills. This
program is an excellent method to learn
a valuable skill, strengthen your body
and mind and gain confidence. classes
are based on a calendar month.
■ days:
mondays &
Thursdays
■ Time:
6-7 pm
■ fee:
$30 per month
■ loCaTion: lathrop Community
Center
■ insTruCTor: mark Cameron
March
Mondays
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Thursdays
4, 11, 18, 25
aPriL
Mondays
5, 12, 19, 26
Thursdays
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
May
Mondays
3, 10, 17, 24
(no class on 5/31)
Thursdays
6, 13, 20, 27
StroLLEr DErBy
come join the fun and exercise while
Stroller Walking for fitness. This class
will include mommies or daddies with
their babies or toddlers. class will meet
twice a week at Valverde Park. class is
based on a calendar month.
■ days:
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
March
APRIL
May
Tuesdays &
Thursdays
10-11 am
$10 per month
valverde park
2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18,
23, 25, 30
1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20,
22, 27, 29
4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20,
25, 27
aDULt aikiDo
This new class will introduce adults ages
16 and up to aikido Martial arts. aikido
is a Japanese martial art developed by
Morihei ueshiba as a synthesis of his
martial studies, philosophy, and religious
beliefs. aikido is often translated as
“the Way of harmonious spirit.”
aikido is a fun and exciting yet nonviolent self defense art from Japan. it
utilizes turns. Take-downs and pins in
place of kicking or punching. Training in
aikido is a deeply fulfilling experience
that will give your children the tools they
need for self-defense, self control and
to build character.
wednesdays & fridays
6-7 pm
$35 per month
lathrop Community
Center Gym
■ insTruCTor: Dan & Shelly Matlock7th Degree black belt
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■
days:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
aPriL
Wednesdays
Fridays
May
Wednesdays
Fridays
7, 14, 21, 28
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
5, 12, 19, 26
7, 14, 21, 28
City of Lathrop
Instructors
Wanted!
The city of Lathrop
Parks and recreation
Department is looking
for people interested
in teaching classes
and mini-classes to
youth, teens and
adults. creative people
willing to share their
hobbies, interests,
skills and talents are
encouraged to design
either short workshops
or 4 to 8 week programs
of recreational and
educational interest.
a class description
and outline should be
submitted to the city
of Lathrop Parks and
recreation Department,
390 Towne centre
Drive, Lathrop, ca,
95330 no later than
March 31, 2010 for
consideration for the
Summer Quarter.
class instructors are
paid on a contract
basis. We have staff
assistance available to
help you design a class
outline, set prices, and
market your class. For
more information call
941-7370.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
11
Adult Classes & Sports
City of Lathrop
StEp aEroBiCS
BaSiC Dog
oBEDiENCE
The goal of this class is to develop
a reliable canine, young or old. This
7-week course will be limited to no
more than 15 dog handlers.
day:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
Saturdays
12:30-1:45 PM
$75
community center
Parking Lot
■ insTruCTor: K-9 Development
SeSSioN i
April 3-May 15
■
■
■
■
aDVaNCED Dog
oBEDiENCE
This class teaches advanced obedience
exercises with emphasis on dog
psychology and handling skills. entry
into this class requires approval of K-9
Development staff. call Jack Fields at
858-5134.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
12
saturdays
11 am – 12:15 pm
$75
Community Center
parking lot
■ insTruCTor: K-9 development
SeSSioN i
April 3-May 15
■
■
■
■
day:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
class is designed to give you a complete
aerobic workout. Mats and steps are
provided. classes are based on a calendar
month.
■ days:
mondays &
wednesdays
■ Time:
5:30-6:30 pm
■ fee:
$20
■ loCaTion: lathrop school
■ insTruCTor: andrea deanda
March
Mondays
Wednesdays
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
3, 10, 17, 24, 31
aPriL
Mondays
Wednesdays
5, 12, 19, 26
7, 14, 21, 28
May
Mondays
Wednesdays
3, 10, 17, 24, 31
5, 12, 19, 26
priVatE BaLLrooM
iNStrUCtioN
Private instruction in ballroom dance
focuses on our individual needs.
instructor will choreograph for wedding
routines, competitive dancing and
shows. Lessons are one hour long and
the fee is per person. Students must
register in advance. call the office for
available times and days. Pre-teens
and teens okay with parents.
■ day:
friday
■ Time:
6-7 pm
■ fee:
$50 per private
lesson
for 1 person; or
$64 per private
lesson
for 2 people
■ insTruCTor: Theresa velazquez
■ loCaTion: lathrop senior
Center
March
aPriL
May
5, 12, 19, 26
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
7, 14, 21, 28
Senior Activities, Classes & Events
City of Lathrop
THE SENIOR CENTER WILL BE CLOSED: May 31 – Memorial Day
tai Chi CLaSS
come and join the Lathrop Seniors for
Tai chi. Learn the techniques and body
movements of Tai chi to strengthen your
body in a calm and soothing environment.
Develop a mind and body strengthening
program for your own health and fitness.
This class is designed for people ages
50 and older. Come and check it out!
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daTe:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
March
aPriL
MAy
wednesdays
9-11 am
$12 per month
lathrop senior
Center
3, 10, 17, 24, 31
7, 14, 21, 28
5, 12, 19, 26
BiNgo
Join us for lots of fun, food and prizes!
you will have a terrific time every week.
This free program is open to all adults
age 50 and up.
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■
daTe:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
MARCh
APRIL
May
monday
1-3 pm
no Charge
lathrop senior
Center
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
5, 12, 19, 26
3, 10, 17, 24
(no class 5/31)
Craft CLaSSES
We would like to welcome Mrs. Nettie
as our new craft instructor. Mrs. Nettie
if filled with a lot of wonderful ideas for
crafts such as collages, picture framing,
and holiday items that can save you
money using material, glue, beads, and
a countless of other items.
wednesdays
10-11 am
$3 per class
lathrop senior
Center
■ insTruCTor: nettie miessner
■
■
■
■
daTe:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
March
aPriL
MAy
3, 10, 17, 24, 31
7, 14, 21, 28
5, 12, 19, 26
BEaDiNg CLaSSES
Do you enjoy good company and want
to learn the fundamentals of making
beaded items? items that may be created
include: broaches, necklaces, earrings,
bracelets, rings and much more!
mondays
10 am – 12 pm
$3 per class
lathrop senior
Center
■ insTruCTor: nettie miessner
■
■
■
■
day:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
March
APRIL
May
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
5, 12, 19, 26
3, 10, 17, 24
(no class 5/31)
CrEatiVE CookiNg
CLaSS
Do you have a favorite recipe to share
with the class? We supply all the
ingredients. bring a friend and join in
the fun. call the Senior center at 9417380 for more information.
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■
day:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
March
aPriL
May
Thursday
1-3 pm
$3 per class
senior Center
Kitchen
4, 11, 18, 25
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
6, 13, 20, 27
CoMpUtEr CLaSS
Seniors can join us at the Senior center
for one-on-one computer instruction. No
appointment is necessary, just sign in
and wait your turn to see our instructor
between 1 and 2:30 PM on Thursdays.
■
■
■
■
day:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
MARCh
APRIL
May
Thursdays
1-2:30 pm
no charge
lathrop senior
Center
4, 11, 18, 25
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
6, 13, 20, 27
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DoN’t forog
rams
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all classes and
up for in
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rticipate!
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2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
13
City of Lathrop
Senior Activities, Classes & Events
SENior potLUCk
Seniors bring your favorite family recipe
and join the fun! entertainment and
drinks will be provided for this no charge
event. betty’s band will perform country
music. come enjoy the food and fun!
■ day:
last friday of the
month
■ Time:
12 noon
■ fee:
no charge
■ loCaTion: lathrop senior
Center
March
26th
aPriL
30th
May
28th
SENior LEgaL
SErViCES
The Lathrop Senior center hosts a program
of legal services to seniors that are 60 and
older or to the caregiver of a senior that
is 60 or older. The council for the Spanish
Speaking provides this program. This
program is offered by appointment only
on the first Monday of each month. For an
appointment please call 941-7380.
Statutory Wills • Durable Power of Attorney
Health Care Directives • Elder Abuse
Restraining Orders • Evictions • Grant Deeds
Quit Claims • Public Assistance
Joint Tenancy • Housing & Consumer Affairs
■ day:
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
March
APRIL
May
1st monday of the
month
by appointment only
no Charge
senior Center
1st
5th
3rd
EMBroiDEry
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
14
Please join us for our new class of
embroidery / needle work / cross stitch.
We will be working with different threads,
fabrics, and embroidery tools to create
small treasures for you or a gift for your
family.
■ day:
Thursdays
■ Time:
1 pm
■ fee:
$3 per class
■ loCaTion: lathrop senior
Center
■ insTruCTor: nettie miessner
MARCh
4, 11, 18, 25
APRIL
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
May
6, 13, 20, 27
aftErNooN MoViE
every Tuesday afternoon, the Senior
center will create a movie theatre
atmosphere where seniors, ages 50 and
older, can enjoy free movies.
■ day:
Tuesdays
■ Time:
1 pm
■ fee:
no charge
■ loCaTion: lathrop senior Center
March
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
aPriL
6, 13, 20, 27
MAy
4, 11, 18, 25
CoUNtry & goSpEL
MUSiC
Steelin’ Jerry presents “bounty.” Jerry
houston will perform country music for
your enjoyment. Seniors age 50 and
older are welcome to come enjoy finger
foods during the entertainment.
■ day:
2nd friday of the
month
■ Time:
1 pm
■ fee:
no Charge
■ loCaTion: lathrop senior Center
March 12, aPriL 9, May14
CEraMiCS
Let your artistic talent show! Join us in
painting some ceramic molds that are
ready for you to paint and take home to
enjoy or share with family and friends.
■ day:
Tuesdays
■ Time:
1 pm
■ fee:
$3 per class
■ loCaTion: lathrop senior Center
■ insTruCTor: Janice mora
March
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
aPriL
6, 13, 20, 27
MAy
4, 11, 18, 25
CroChEt CLaSS
come join a group of seniors who love
to crochet and learn from each other.
bring your own supplies and learn a
new pattern along the way.
■ day:
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
MARCh
APRIL
May
Thursdays
1 pm
no Charge
lathrop senior Center
4, 11, 18, 25
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
6, 13, 20, 27
Senior Activities, Classes & Events
gUitar CLaSS
See chris for a stress free
introduction to guitar basics. you will
be playing simple songs in no time.
There are hundreds of songs that
use simple, basic chords. you’ll be
amazed at how easy it is to play songs
in just a few sessions.
■
■
■
■
day:
Time:
fee:
loCaTion:
MARCh
aPriL
May
friday
10-11:30 am
no Charge
lathrop senior
Center
5, 12, 19, 26
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
7, 14, 21, 28
kiNgS iN a CorNEr
This card game matches cards in order
until the winner has discarded all their
cards. come have fun and play this
great game with us.
■
■
■
■
day:
Time:
CosT:
loCaTion:
MARCh
APRIL
May
Thursday
10-11 am
no fee
senior Center
4, 11, 18, 25
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
6, 13, 20, 27
MoNthLy BirthDay
party
We celebrate the monthly birthdays
on the second Tuesday of each month
after the Lathrop Senior club Meeting.
come out and enjoy some cake and
coffee with us! if you don’t have your
name in the “Sunshine book,” please
sign up at the front desk so we can
celebrate your special day with you.
March
aPriL
May
9th
8th
11th
City of Lathrop
St. Patrick’s Day
Breakfast
march 17, 2010
Let the Senior center be your lucky charm
at 9 aM on March 17th. come join us
for our second annual St. Patrick’s Day
breakfast. We will feature the luck of the
irish, shamrocks, leprechauns, rainbows
and a pot of gold breakfast with a
delicious irish quiche filled with magical
ingredients. This event is a great value
for seniors 50 and older. Please call the
Senior center and reserve your seat in
advance at 941-7380. This fantastic
meal is only $5!
Day:
Date
Time:
Cost:
Location:
Wednesday
March 17th
9 AM
$5
Senior Center
Mother’s Day
Luncheon
friday, may 7, 2010
11 am – 2 pm
Seniors age 50 and over are invited
to attend our special Mother’s Day
Luncheon at the Senior center which will
feature great food and entertainment.
This event will begin at 11 aM and
conclude at 2 PM. The Mother’s Day
Luncheon will feature italian pasta
and music for our mothers. Seating is
limited to the first sixty people. Please
make sure you sign up for this special
lunch in advance at the Senior center
or call 209-941-7380.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
15
City of Lathrop
Senior Activities & Classes
MONTHLY FOOD PROGRAMS
SENior LUNCh
prograM
a nutritious lunch is served daily at the
Lathrop Senior Center at 11:30 AM.
The suggested donation for the meal is
$2 for seniors ages 60 and up and $6
for non senior guests. you must sign
up at least 24 in advance by calling the
Senior center by noon at 941-7380. a
calendar with the menu for the month
is available at the Senior center.
CoUNtry BrEakfaSt
The 1st Friday of each month, the
Senior center offers a delicious country
breakfast for seniors age 50 and over.
come join us for coffee, orange juice
and a country breakfast for only $3!!!
Menu changes every month.
■ day:
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
MARCh
aPriL
May
5th
2nd
7th
brown bag is a food distribution
program for seniors 60 years and older.
There are some income restrictions and
participants may sign-up at the Senior
center the day of the distribution.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
16
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
March
aPriL
MAy
Food products will be given to those
who self-certify that they are residents
of French camp or Lathrop and whose
household income is within the
program guidelines. Participants are
encouraged to bring a grocery bag to
help with the distribution.
■ day:
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
March
APRIL
May
3rd Thursday of the
month
9-11 am
no Charge
lathrop senior
Center
18th
15th
20th
1st friday of the
month
9-11 am
$3
lathrop senior
Center
SENior BroWN Bag
■ day:
CoMMoDitiES
2nd & 4th Tuesday
each month
9-11 am
$12 per year
lathrop senior
Center
9th & 23rd
13th & 27th
11th & 25th
MoBiLE farMEr’S
MarkEt
The “Nutrition on the Move” program
is a farmer’s market on wheels. This
program distributes healthy nutritional
items, particularly fresh fruits and
vegetables, and nutrition education
information free of charge.
■ day:
■ Time:
■ fee:
■ loCaTion:
March
aPriL
MAy
4th Tuesday of the
month
9-11 am
no Charge
lathrop senior
Center
23rd
27th
25th
Special Events
City of Lathrop
Spring Fun Day &
Giant Candy Egg
Hunt!
saturday, march 27, 2010
10 am to 12 pm
celebrate the Spring holiday with us
at Valverde Park. We will have field
games such as sack races, tug o’ war,
parachute games and an egg toss!
after the games there will be a Giant
candy egg hunt. The Spring bunny
will start the egg hunt and stay for
pictures so make sure to bring your
cameras! Games start at 10 aM. For
more information, call the Lathrop
community center at 209-941-7370.
Bunny
Breakfast
march 27, 2010
8:30 to 11 am
come and get a bunny hunt breakfast
before the Giant candy egg hunt and
games begin at Valverde Park. The
Senior center will offer a hot, delicious
breakfast for only $5 for adults and $3
for children. The breakfast will begin at
8:30 AM and end at 11 AM. Breakfast
will include: eggs, bacon, sausage,
orange juice, pancakes, hot chocolate
and coffee and be cooked to perfection!
The Spring bunny will be available for
pictures and there will be fun crafts for
the kids to make. come get the energy
you need for the egg hunt! Tickets must
be purchased in advance.
please contact the senior Center
at 209-941-7380 to purchase your
tickets or for more information.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
17
City of Lathrop
Special Events
Spaghetti Feed
Dinner
march 26, 2010
The Senior center is hosting a Spaghetti
Feed Fundraiser on March 26th from
6-8 PM at the Senior center. This dinner
will feature homemade spaghetti, salad,
French bread, dessert and drinks! The
proceeds will be used to help fund future
senior bus trips. Tickets are available
at the Senior center and all ages are
welcome to attend. Why stay at home
when you can experience our old world
cuisine, help a worthy cause and eat a
great dinner with your friends?
Lathrop
Beautification Day
April 17, 2010 • 8:30 AM to Noon
lathrop Community Center
Join local residents, community service
groups and volunteers in our annual
beautification Day program. We will be
working on several city beautification
projects that may include:
Painting & Graffiti Removal
Planting New Shrubs & Trees
Variety of Floral Beautification
Projects in Our Parks
for more information, please
contact the lathrop Community
Center at 209-941-7370.
Recycling Fair
april 17, 2010 – 10 am to 1 pm
lathrop Community Center
come learn how you can help our
environment! exhibits will be on display
and children and adults can participate
in hands-on environmental activities.
There will be free environmental packets
and materials as well as refreshments
and snacks
Volunteers
Needed
Would you like to help
with our Special events?
Volunteers are needed to
help create decorations,
event set-up, help with
events, and teen dances.
call Gabriel Goulart for
details at 941-7373.
2010 Spring
activity guide
March - May
18
for more information, please
contact the lathrop Community
Center at 209-941-7370.
17th Annual
Mayor’s
Art Show & Sale
■ enTry fee: $10 per entry
entries will be accepted at City hall on:
friday, april 23 9 am – 4 pm
saturday, april 24 9 am – noon
Artwork will be displayed at City hall:
april 26 through May 7, 2010
during regular business hours
for more information, please call
moe iorio at 209-941-7383.
Lathrop Police
Department
Citizen’s Academy
The Lathrop Police Department will
be holding a citizen’s academy at the
Lathrop community center april 28 to
June 23. The citizen’s academy will be
held every Wednesday night from 7-9
PM. only 25 participants can attend,
so sign up today!
for more information, please
contact officer andrea lopez at
209-858-5551.
Registration Form
City of Lathrop
Hours of Operation:
THREE WAYS TO REGISTER:
The Community Center
Office is open:
1.Mail. Mail registrations to the
Lathrop Parks & Recreation
390 Towne Centre Dr., Lathrop, CA 95330
city facilities
will be closed:
2.
For more info: 941-7370
3.coming soon. The City of Lathrop
will be offering Internet Registration
Monday-Friday 8 AM-6 PM
May 31 – Memorial Day
Satisfaction Guaranteed
If you are not happy with the quality of any
of our programs, please contact us right
away. We want to resolve your concern so
you can continue; or in some instances
you may receive a refund. Refunds will
only be issued if the class is full, canceled
by the Department, or if you cancel at
least 24 hours prior to the beginning
of the class. Any other refund requests
will be at the discretion of the Parks &
Recreation Director. Please allow four
weeks for processing refunds. Registration
is on a first come, first serve basis. Preregistration is required for all programs.
Walk-in. Register in person at
Lathrop Community Center Office at
15557 Fifth St., Lathrop CA 95330
Monday-Friday 8 AM–6 PM
Your Last Name (Parent/Guardian)Your First NameHome Phone
()
street address
city
business Phone
zip
current e-mail address
()
Participant(s)
last name / first name
birth
date
M/F
name of activity
t-shirt
size
fees
total
To assure our programs benefit all who attend, check here if any
participant has special needs requiring special accommodations.
I hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Lathrop, its officers and employees, and any community organization cosponsoring from and against any and all liability for any injury which may be suffered by me or my child, arising out of or in any way
connected with participating in the program named above. My signature below indicates that I am aware of and understand how this
program will be conducted. I understand that unless otherwise notified, Lathrop Parks & Recreation reserves the right to utilize photos
and/or quotes of program participants for the specific purpose of promoting their programs and facilities.
SIGNATURE REQUIRED:
Charge to my:
DATE:
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card no.________________________________________________________________________________________expiration date:________________________________
cardholder’s authorized signature:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City of Lathrop
SUMMEr iS CoMiNg SooN!
Summer is right around the corner and that means
that city Park’s & Facilities will be in high demand to rent and use.
if you are interested in renting a city facility or park amenity,
please contact the Lathrop community center 209-941-7370
or check the city website at www.ci.lathrop.ca.us.
also, the Water Play Features at Manuel Valverde Park
& Mossdale Landing community Park are scheduled to be turned on
April 15, 2010 through october 15, 2010 (subject to weather).
They will run 11 aM to 8 PM, seven days a week.
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activity guide
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LV24055
CiTy of laThrop
parKs & reCreaTion
Bulk Rate
U.S. Postage
PAID
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Lathrop, CA 95330
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