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2015
OXNARD ROTARY
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WINTER/SPRING 2015
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Open Monday through Thursday · 8 am to 6 pm and every other Friday 8 am to 5 pm
OXNARD CITY COUNCIL
Dorina Padilla
Councilmember
Carmen Ramirez, Esq.
Mayor Pro Tem
Tim Flynn
Mayor
PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION
Edgar Leroy Cobb Gloria Postel Armando Garcia John L. Barber Paul Lemos Bedford Pinkard Dale Sumersille - Chairman
- Vice Chair
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
Meets the 4th Wednesday of each month unless otherwise
noted at Council Chambers. Public invited to attend. Televised on
Channel 10 or on the web at www.oxnardrec.org at 5:30pm
SENIOR SERVICES COMMISSION
Nancy Rowe
Alice Sweetland
Adamelia Esparza
Ron Fischer
Nancy Kobashigawa
Lourdes Villareal Yu
Alice Mardrid
Kay Brainard
Dr. Donald Thibeault
- Chairperson
- Vice Chairperson
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
- Commissioner
Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month unless otherwise noted at
the Oxnard Public Library, Main Branch at 9am
Bryan A. MacDonald
Councilman
Bert E. Perello
Councilmember
CITY MANAGEMENT
Greg Nyhoff
- City Manager
Grace Magistrale-Hoffman - Deputy City Manager
Martin Erickson
- Deputy City Manager
RECREATION MANAGEMENT
Terrel Harrison - Interim Recreation
Superintendent
Efren Gorre - Community Services
Manager
Sofia Balderrama - Management Analyst III
Greg Barnes - Interim Recreation
Supervisor
RECREATION COORDINATORS
Marisue Eastlake Olga Fernandez John Godina
Renee Rakestraw
Mike Ramirez
Yolanda Pina - RSVP
- Recreation &
Preschool Classes
- Adult Sports
- Youth Sports &
Senior Centers
- Oxnard PAL
- Special Events & Activities,
South Oxnard Center
oxnardrec.org • (805) 385-7995
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REGISTRATION
MAIL-IN INSTRUCTIONS
Please complete the form below. ALL FIELDS ARE REQUIRED. Fill in the information for the primary person on the account,
and below, the information for the participant(s). Make sure to include activity names AND dates, as some programs are session
based. Make checks payable to the “City of Oxnard.” Do not include material fees.
Please mail at least two weeks before the program’s first meeting date. We will send a confirmation receipt to the address
you’ve provided above. Please call to confirm availability of a program. Classes are filled in a first-come, first-served basis. In
the event that a class is filled before we received your registration, we will call you to discuss your options.
PRIMARY ACCOUNT MEMBER INFORMATION
Last Name
First Name
Address
City
State
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Zip Code
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Day Phone
-
Night Phone
DOB (MM/DD/YYYY)
/
/
E-Mail
PARTICIPANT & ACTIVITY INFORMATION
Last Name
First Name
DOB
Sex
As a participant or as the legal guardian of a participant of the City of Oxnard Recreation and
Community Services Department Program(s) represented by this registration form, I agree to hold
the City and it’s officers and agents free and harmless from any claim or expense that may arise due
to participation in this program. I also agree that photographs, pictures , slideshows, movies & videos
of the participant may be taken in connection with participant’s participation in this activity or event
without compensation from the City of Oxnard, California, permittee/sponsor and consent to the use
of these photographs, pictures, slides, movies & videos for any legal purpose.
Activity Name & Dates
Total Fees
Winter/Spring 2015
$
(Do Not Include Materials Fees)
Amount Paid
Cash
Check # _________________
Money Order
Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________
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Fees
$
COMMUNITY PHONE BOOK
REGISTRATION
HOW DO I REGISTER?
1. ONLINE -
Browse our programs, get detailed information and
register, all in one place. Oxnardrec.org is the fastest and
easiest way to sign up!
2. BY MAIL -
If you prefer to register by mail, fill in the registration form
at right, and send it in with a check (payable to City of
Oxnard). Please call our office ahead of time to confirm
space availability.
3. IN PERSON -
Stop by our office and speak with one of our friendly office
staff. We’ll take care of you!
REFUND POLICY
All classes are filled on a first-come, first served basis and
are subject to cancellation if the class minimum is not met.
All recreation classes, activities and sports programs
must meet minimum registration requirements to be
conducted. If minimum registration is not met, the activity
will be canceled and a full refund will be mailed to each
prospective participant. Participants canceling prior to the
first class meeting, activity, or sports program deadline
will be charged a 20% service charge. This policy is
necessary to assure continuation of the program for other
participants.
No refund to participants canceling after the 2nd class
meeting, activity deadline or sports program scheduling.
Rental deposits and fees for athletic fields/facilities are
non-refundable and non-transferable. Please allow 21
working days to process and return your refund by mail
(refund checks are processed on the 15th of each month).
Program and class schedules are subject to change.
QUESTIONS?
Give us a call at (805) 385-7995.
Abandoned Vehicles .......................................... 982-7001
Affordable Housing ............................................... 385-7400
Animal Control Complaints ................................ 385-7640
Animal Control Service .......................................... 385-7786
Animal Licenses (doc/cat) .................................. 385-7818
Building and Engineering ...................................... 385-7925
Building & Construction Inspection .................... 385-7936
Building Permits .................................................... 385-7925
Business Tax Certificates (Business License) ........ 385-7817
Carnegie Art Museum ........................................... 385-8157
City Corps .......................................................... 385-8081
City Council ........................................................... 385-7430
City Council Agenda ........................................... 385-7803
City Manager ........................................................ 385-7430
City Mayor ......................................................... 385-7450
Code Compliance .................................................. 385-7940
Community Development .................................. 385-7407
Disaster Preparedness .......................................... 385-7717
Economic Development ..................................... 385-7444
Fire (Non Emergency) ........................................... 385-7722
Garage/Yard Sales ............................................. 385-7940
Golf Course ........................................................... 983-4653
Graffiti Hotline ................................................... 385-8010
Housing Department ............................................ 385-8041
Job Hotline ........................................................ 385-7580
Library ................................................................... 385-7532
Neighborhood Services ...................................... 385-7424
Parks / Oxnard Beach Park Reservations ............... 385-7950
Passports .......................................................... 385-7509
Performing Arts & Convention Center ................... 385-8147
Performing Arts Center Box Office ...................... 486-2424
Planning & Zoning ................................................. 385-7858
Police (Non-Emergency) ..................................... 385-7600
Refuse/Recycling .................................................. 385-8060
Senior Services .................................................. 385-8019
Sewer Service Problems ........................................ 488-3517
Street Maintenance ........................................... 385-8051
Traffic Signals ........................................................ 385-7812
Tree Trimming ................................................... 385-7950
Utility Billing & Start-up (Water/Sewer/Refuse) ........ 385-7816
Water Conservation & Recycling ........................ 385-8136
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Refuse, Recycling & Yard Waste…
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THREE CART SYSTEM
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3
Use this Collection Schedule Calendar to determine
when to set out your Recycling and Yard Waste carts.
Use este calendario de recolección para determinar en que
días hay que sacar su bote de reciclaje o el de desperdicios
del jardín.
2015
REFUSE, RECYCLING &
YARD WASTE CALENDAR
REFUSE
BASURA
Calendario de la Basura, el Reciclaje y los Desechos de Jardín
JANUARY
S M T W T F S
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
1 2 3
7 8 9 10
14 15 16 17
21 22 23 24
28 29 30 31
APRIL
S M T W T F S
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
FEBRUARY
S M T W T F S
MARCH
S M T W T F S
1
8
15
22
1
8
15
22
29
2
9
16
23
5
12
19
26
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21
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10
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18
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Yard Waste & Refuse Collection
Recolección de Basura y
Desechos de Jardín
Environmental Resources
Winter/Spring 2015
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13
20
27
2 3
9 10
16 17
23 24
30 31
4
11
18
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JUNE
S M T W T F S
1 2
7 8 9
14 15 16
21 22 23
28 29 30
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
SEPTEMBER
S M T W T F S
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
1 2
8 9
15 16
22 23
29 30
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
7
14
21
28
S M T W T F S
6
13
20
27
7
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1
8
15
22
29
2
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30
Desperdicios de Comida, Pañales
Papel Mojado o con Restos de Comida
1
Cart with Gray Lid
Bote con tapa gris
RECYCLE
RECICLAR
Plastics, Glass, Paper & Flattened
Cardboard, Newspaper, Junk Mail,
Phone Books, Paperboard (Cereal
Boxes), Aluminum, Steel & Tin Cans
Plástico, Vidrio, Papel, Cartón Desarmado,
Periódicos, Revistas, Directorios, Cartulina
(Cajas de Cereal), Latas de Aluminio,
Acero y Hojalata
2
Cart with Blue Lid
Bote con tapa azul
YARD WASTE
DESECHO DEL JARDÍN
DECEMBER
S M T W T F S
Recycling & Refuse Collection
Recolección de Basura y Reciclaje
6
7
14
21
28
NOVEMBER
S M T W T F S
4
11
18
25
6
13
20
27
S M T W T F S
OCTOBER
1
8
15
22
29
5
12
19
26
AUGUST
S M T W T F S
2
9
16
23
30
4
11
18
25
MAY
S M T W T F S
JULY
1
8
15
22
29
3
10
17
24
Food Waste, Diapers, Wet or
Food Soiled Paper
3
10
17
24
31
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
Holiday - Collection schedule
is delayed one day
Día Festivo - El itinerario de la
Recolección de Basura tiene un
día de retraso
Leaves, Grass Clippings, Tree
Trimmings, Lumber, Yard Trimmings
Hojas de las Plantas, Recortes del Pasto
Recortes de los árboles, Madera,
Recortes del Jardín
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www.CityofOxnard.org
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Bote verde
CONTENTS
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CITY INFORMATION
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SPECIAL POPULATIONS
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
38
POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE
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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
42
OXNARD TENNIS CENTER
44
RIVER RIDGE GOLF CLUB
46
OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY
48
NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCES
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City Council and Staff
City Contact Numbers
Registration Instructions
Refund Policy
Preschool Programs
Preschool to You
YOUTH CLASSES
11Academics
13Arts
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Athletics
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26
29
31
38
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YOUTH SPORTS
Sports Leagues
Youth Sports Organizations
ADULT SPORTS
SENIOR SERVICES
Wilson Senior Center
Palm Vista Senior Center
South Oxnard Center’s Senior Center
Social Programs
Challenger Sports Programs
General Information
Pal Boxing
Pal Sports
Pal Programs
42
General Information
Programs
44
22Leagues
23
Other Programs
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36
37
Club Information
Club Programs
46
Branch Information
Programs
Library Services
48
50
51
Recreation Centers & Facilities
City Parks Information
Parks and Facilities Map
FOR EVEN MORE INFORMATION ON OUR PROGRAMS AND
SERVICES, VISIT US ONLINE AT
WWW.OXNARDREC.ORG!
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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
PRE-KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM
The City of Oxnard Recreation and Community Services offers Tiny Tot classes age (3 years old as of December 7, 2014), Pre-K
Experience, and Get Ready for School classes (age 4 years old as of December). All children must be potty trained prior to
participating in the program. Please bring proof of immunization when registering your child/children. All instructors are
trained in CPR and First Aid.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION/REFUND POLICY
Tiny Tots, Pre- K Experience, and Get Ready for School are ongoing programs that run 9 ½ months. To enroll in these programs,
parents must make a commitment and agree that their child/children will participate in all months and pay a one time $50.00
registration fee per class. Registration fee includes T-shirt, material supplies and a guaranteed spot in your child’s class.
Full Monthly Payments must be received by the 5th of each month (or following business day, if on a weekend), payable online or
in person at the Recreation Services Office, 545 South “A” Street Oxnard.
The payment schedule for classes is as follows: 1st month plus $50.00 non-refundable registration fee. Recurring payments are
monthly thereafter. There will be no prorated payments. If payment is not received by the 5th of the month (or following business
day if the 5th falls on a weekend), the City of Oxnard Preschool Staff will not accept your child into the class until your account is
current. Late payments (those received after the 5th of the month) will result in a $25.00 late fee charged to your account.
A graduation ceremony for Pre-K Experience and Get Ready for School programs will take place in June. An additional materials fee
will be charged in January for cap, gown, ring and a homework medal (Awarded to children completing the assigned homework).
J O I N T H E CONVERSATION!
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programs, follow live events & programs, and even give us a shout out!
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Winter/Spring 2015
PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
TINY TOTS
GET READY FOR SCHOOL
This program is designed to prepare children for future
school experience. Students will participate in arts,
crafts, music, creative rhythms, play activities and motor
development designed to develop their self awareness
and group socialization skills. Children should bring
a snack to eat at break time. Tiny Tots is open to 20
students.
This program focuses less on play and more on academics,
preparing children to enter school. We will cover
manuscript letter formation, letter names and sounds,
listening comprehension, auditory discrimination and
basic sight vocabulary, numbers 1-30, and writing their
name and phone number. This class will help students with
their hand-eye coordination, motor development, soundsymbol relationships, letter recognition, phonics skills and
more!
(CHILDREN AGES 3 - 4)
Instructor: Eloise Villanueva or Sandy Wilusz
Location: Oxnard Performing Arts Center
800 Hobson Way (Youth Center)
Fee: $130 per month (except December)
TINY TOTS AT PAC
Day/Time: Tue & Thu, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
PRE-K EXPERIENCE
(CHILDREN AGES 4 - 6)
This program is designed to prepare children for future
school experience. Students will participate in arts,
crafts, music, creative rhythms, play activities and motor
development designed to develop their self awareness
and group socialization skills. Students will learn their
ABC’s, name /sound identification and numbers 1-20.
Children should bring a snack to eat at break time.
Three instances of the Pre-K Experience program are
available for registration. There are as follows:
PRE-K EXPERIENCE AT PAC
Instructor: Eloise Villanueva
Day/Time: Mon/Wed/Fri, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Performing Arts Center
800 Hobson Way (Youth Center)
Fee:$140 per month (except December)
PRE-K EXPERIENCE AT DURLEY
Instructor: Mayra Ceja
Day/Time: Mon/Wed/Fri, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Durley Park Preschool
910 Hill Street
Fee:$140 per month (except December)
(CHILDREN AGES 4 - 6)
Two instances of Get Ready for School is open to a
maximum of 16 students.
GET READY FOR SCHOOL AM
Days: Tues & Thurs, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Instructor: Laura Ketterman
Location: Durley Park Preschool
910 Hill Street
Fee: $125 per month (Except December)
GET READY FOR SCHOOL PM
Days: Tues & Thurs, 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Instructor: Laura Ketterman
Location: Durley Park Preschool
910 Hill Street
Fee: $125 per month (Except December)
PAYMENT DUE DATES
FEBRUARY 5TH
MARCH 5TH
APRIL 6TH
MAY 5TH
UPCOMING HOLIDAYS & BREAKS
FEBRUARY 16 - PRESIDENT’S DAY
APRIL 3 - 10 - SPRING BREAK
MAY 25 - MEMORIAL DAY
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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
PRESCHOOL
TO YOU!
PRE-K ACTIVITIES • SMALL
MOTOR SKILLS • LARGE MOTOR
SKILLS • SOCIAL SKILLS • PARENT
PARTICIPATION • SPECIAL EVENTS •
FIELD TRIPS • SPECIAL GUEST VISITS
MONDAYS
9:00 - 11:00 am
Rio Lindo Park - 841 Blanca St
12:30 - 2:30 pm
Beck Park - 600 W Kamala St
TUESDAYS
9:00 - 11:00 am
Colonia Rec Center - 170 N Marquita St
Eastwood Park - 1401 N “F” St
12:30 - 2:30 pm
Lemonwood Park - 2055 San Mateo
WEDNESDAYS
9:00 - 11:00 am
Orchard Park - 2130 Edelweiss
12:30 - 2:30 pm
East Park - 351 Indus Place
THURSDAYS
9:00 - 11:00 am
Southwinds Rec Center - 300 W Clara St
Via Marina Park - 3301 Keel Way
PRESCHOOL TO YOU is a weekly mobile program
designed for children 3 ½ to 5 years of age and held
at neighborhood parks.
This program is a year around preschool that begins
in September and ends June of the following year.
Please call for registration information and park
locations. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
12:30 - 2:30 pm
Sea Air Park - 2011 9th St
FRIDAYS
9:00 - 11:00 am
College Estates Park - 1400 Gary Dr
Pleasant Valley Park - 4501 Justin Way
12:30 - 2:30 pm
Carty Park - 3900 South F Street
PRESCHOOL TO YOU: WHERE ENTHUSIASTIC LEARNING TAKES PLACE.
Call (805) 385-8373 or (805) 385-7995
for more information
Registration forms are available at the park, however, please call before attending. Forms are also available
at Recreation and Community Services, 545 South A Street in Oxnard. Children must be 3 1/2 to 4 years old
to start. Children 5 years old can attend, but must not be attending any other preschool program. Proof of
immunization, birth certificate and parent’s id are required when registering.
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Winter/Spring 2015
YOUTH CLASSES
SING, SPELL, READ, AND WRITE
(GRADES 1 THROUGH 3*)
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Grades:
Mari Crawford
Performing Arts Center (Youth Center)
800 Hobson Way
$120 (4 weeks) + 20 Materials Fee due 1st class.
1st -3rd (*4th Grade Intervention)
Sing, Spell, Read, and Write is a unique, innovative, and exciting
instructional system that combines the teaching of reading,
phonics, spelling, and comprehension into one program
through songs, games, and writing. This program is designed to
strengthen reading and develop fluency.
2/3 - 2/26
3/3 - 3/26
4/7 - 4/30
ACADEMICS
T/Th
T/Th T/Th
3:30 - 4:30 pm
3:30 - 4:30 pm
3:30 - 4:30 pm
LANGUAGE ARTS WRITING
COMPANION
(GRADES 3 THROUGH 5*)
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Grades:
Mari Crawford
Performing Arts Center (Youth Center)
800 Hobson Way
$120 (4 weeks) + $20 Materials Fee due 1st class.
3rd-5th (*6th grade intervention)
Class can be taken more than once.
Read and then Write will be the core action of this class! Of
course various forms of writing will be explored. This program
is designed with the common core standards in mind to
develop and strengthen writing and reading skills. Proper
writing conventions, rich vocabulary, and correct spelling will be
addressed throughout the four weeks.
2/3 - 2/26
3/3 - 3/26
4/7 - 4/30
T/Th
T/Th T/Th
4:45 - 5:45 pm
4:45 - 5:45 pm
4:45 - 5:45 pm
NEED HELP WITH HOMEWORK?
Homework assistance is offered through
Oxnard PAL (see page 38) and at our Youth
Recreation Centers (page 48).
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We provide a quality comprehensive program that emphasizes fun, activity-based learning
that reinforces the knowledge and skills needed for in-school success!
Homework Assistance · Literacy · Math · Arts Enrichment ·
Recreational Activity · Special Enrichment
OFFERED AT 20 SITES
Brekke · Chavez · Curren · Driffill · Elm · Frank · Fremont · Harrington ·
Haydock · Kamala · Lemonwood · Marina West · Marshall · McAuliffe · McKinna
· Ramona · Ritchen · Rose Ave ·
Sierra Linda · Soria
See a Oxnard Scholars Site Coordinator at your local school to register!
For more information, contact us at (805) 385-7995
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Winter/Spring 2015
YOUTH CLASSES
ACRYLIC PAINTING CLASS BEGINNING AND ADVANCED
(AGES 7 - 11)
Instructor: Broger, Catherine
Location: Performing Arts Center (Youth Center)
800 Hobson Way
Fee: $50 plus $20 materials fee (6 weeks)
Explore the art of painting with acrylics! We will begin with
drawing simple pencil lines and basic pencil shapes found
in nature; this will be followed by an introduction to canvas
painting. Relevant artists will be reviewed. This is sure to be a
fun class! Register early, as class is limited to twelve students.
2/4 - 3/11
4/1 - 5/6
5/20 - 6/24
W
W
W
3:40 - 4:40 pm
3:40 - 4:40 pm
3:40 - 4:40 pm
ACRYLIC PAINTING - BEGINNING
AND ADVANCED
ARTS
(AGES 12 AND UP)
Did you know? Art
education has been
shown to correlate with
higher overall academic
performance! Our arts
classes provide fun
and creative activities
that are a great way to
supplement your child’s
academics.
Instructor: Broger, Catherine
Location: Performing Arts Center (Youth Center), 800
Hobson Way
Fee: $50 plus $20 materials fee (6 weeks)
Explore the art of painting with acrylics! We will be using
simple pencil and charcoal drawing methods followed by an
introduction to canvas painting. We will also be exploring
the works of relevant artists. This is sure to be an especially
fun class for teens. Register early, as class is limited to twelve
students.
2/4 - 3/11
4/1 - 5/6
5/20 - 6/24
W
W
W
4:50 - 5:50 pm
4:50 - 5:50 pm
4:50 - 5:50 pm
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YOUTH CLASSES
DYNAMIC SINGERS
CHILDREN’S CHOIR
(AGES 5-12)
BEGINNING GUITAR
(AGES 9 AND UP INCLUDING ADULTS)
Instructor: Chuy Leon
Location: Performing Arts Center
800 Hobson Way (Youth Center)
Fee: $75 (8 Weeks)
Fundamentals of guitar playing will be presented with
an emphasis on enjoyment of music. Material will cover
basic chords and strumming techniques. Class sessions
will be optimized to keep participants growing as
guitarists. Students will need to furnish their own guitar
and music stand; an acoustic guitar with nylon strings is
recommended.
1/23 - 3/20
(No class 2/13)
F
3/27 - 5/29
F
(No class 4/3 & 4/10)
3:45 pm - 4:45 pm
3:45 pm - 4:45 pm
INTERMEDIATE GUITAR
Instructor: Daniela Flores-Palomino
Location: Wilson Senior Center (Arts Building)
350 North “C” Street
Fee: $65 (6 weeks) + $5 materials fee due at first class
Students will learn the fundamentals of performing and singing;
all while having fun in an upbeat choir setting. Dynamic Singers
teaches basic singing techniques, rhythms, and tunes along with
simple choreography. At the end of the course, our students will
perform a concert for family and friends. A $5.00 materials fee
is payable to instructor on the first day of class for sheet music
and CD.
1/7 - 2/12
W
4:35 - 5:35 pm
No class on 2/11. Concert 2/12 at the Wilson Senior Center.
Call time-4:15pm/Show time: 5-6pm
2/25 - 4/2
W
4:35 - 5:35 pm
No class on 3/18. Concert 4/2 at the Wilson Senior Center.
Call time-4:15pm/Show time: 5-6pm
4/15 - 5/14
W
4:35 - 5:35 pm
Concert 5/14 at the Wilson Senior Center.
Call time-4:15pm/Show time: 5-6pm
(AGES 9 + & COMPLETION OF BEGINNING
GUITAR)
BAKING EXTRAVAGANZA
Instructor: Chuy Leon
Location: Performing Arts Center (Youth Center),
800 Hobson Way
Fee: $75 (8 Weeks)
Instructor: Magaly N. Hernandez
Instructor: Durley Park Preschool
Fee:
$40 (4 weeks) + $20 materials fee due 1st class
Having acceptably comprehended the material in
Beginning Guitar, students will continue to integrate
melodies and expand their rhythm abilities. Material
will cover scales and basic music theory. Participants will
become familiar with various guitar-playing techniques.
Students will need to furnish their own guitar and music
stand.
1/23 - 3/20
(No class 2/13)
F
3/27 - 5/29
F
(No class 4/3 &4/10)
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
(AGES 6-12)
Join Teacher Magaly in this FUN new class. The children will
learn how to measure, mix, knead, and use a rolling pin. Every
week children will be measuring, baking and learning the basics
of kitchen safety and baking. The children will prepare all their
baked goodies, and Teacher Magaly will help by placing them
in the oven. As our treats bake children will be involved in fun
games or worksheets to help them remember the Lesson of the
day! On the first day of class children will learn how to make
their very own Chef hat, which they will decorate along with
their very own Apron! At the end of the session, they will be
able to take home their Cookbook, which will come together by
adding a recipe every week!
2/6 - 2/27
3/20 - 4/10
5/1 - 5/22
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F
F
F
4:00 - 5:30 pm
4:00 - 5:30 pm
4:00 - 5:30 pm
YOUTH CLASSES
COACH GIL’S “PEE WEE” SOCCER
(AGES 3 - 5)
Instructor: Coach Gil
Fee: $30 per session (4 weeks)
Children will learn the basics while having great fun with
popular kids coach, “Coach Gil.” This class is designed for your
child to develop in a safe, fun and noncompetitive environment,
while playing under Coach Gil’s Fun Style of Teaching. Playing in
“Friendly and Fun Soccer Games” is a must! Parent assistance
is encouraged. No special equipment is required, just YOU!
Participant must be 3 by 1st class.
Programs are offered at several locations:
LOCATION: VIA MARINA PARK, 3301 KEEL WAY
(by basketball courts)
1/28 - 2/18
3/4 - 3/25
5/13 - 6/3
ATHLETICS
W
W
W
4:00 - 4:45 pm
4:00 - 4:45 pm
4:00 - 4:45 pm
LOCATION: COLLEGE ESTATES PARK, 1400 GARY DRIVE
(on open field)
1/29 - 2/19
3/5 - 3/26
5/14 - 6/4
TH
TH
TH
4:00 - 4:45 pm
4:00 - 4:45 pm
4:00 - 4:45 pm
LOCATION: SIERRA LINDA PARK, 1040 INDIGO PLACE
(by Tennis Courts)
1/31 - 2/21
3/7 - 3/28
5/16 - 6/6
Sat
Sat
Sat
11:30 - 12:15 pm
11:30 - 12:15 pm
11:30 - 12:15 pm
Looking for
LEAGUE
SPORTS?
See page 19! The fall season offers Youth
Volleyball, Flag Football, and Basketball!
We also have a listing of external sports
organizations in the Oxnard area.
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YOUTH CLASSES
COACH GIL’S “PEE WEE”
BASKETBALL
GAMES & SPORTS ON FIELDS &
COURTS FOR MID-EES
Instructor: Coach Gil
Fee: $30 per session (4 weeks)
Instructor: Coach Gil
Fee: $30 per session (4 weeks)
This newly designed class by popular instructor “Coach Gil,” is so
that you and your child can participate together in a safe, FUN
and non-competitive environment. Come learn the basic FUNdamentals of Basketball, while playing with age appropriate
baskets and basketballs. Parent assistance is encouraged, and
playing in the “Friendly and Fun” games is a must! NO special
equipment required, “Just You!”
Come and have a “Fun Time” while learning the basic skills
and rules of soccer, basketball, or baseball (t-ball), or Coach
Gil’s “Games & Sports.”* Parent assistance is encouraged.
Don’t miss these fun and friendly games while playing in a safe
and noncompetitive environment. In just a short while, your
child will be ready for league play! No special equipment is
required, “Just You!”
Programs are offered at several locations:
Programs are offered at several locations:
VIA MARINA PARK, 3301 KEEL WAY
(By Basketball Courts)
VIA MARINA PARK, 3301 KEEL WAY
(BY BASKETBALL COURTS)
4/8 - 4/29
1/28 - 2/18
3/4 - 3/25
4/8 - 4/29
5/13 - 6/3
(AGES 3 - 5)
W
4:00 - 4:45 pm
COLLEGE ESTATES PARK, 1400 GARY DRIVE
(By Basketball Courts)
4/9 - 4/30
TH
4:00 - 4:45 pm
EASTWOOD PARK, 1401 N. “F” STREET
(by Basketball Courts)
4/11 - 5/2
Sat
11:30 am - 12:15 pm
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(AGES 5 - 9)
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W
W
W
5:00 - 5:45 pm
5:00 - 5:45 pm
5:00 - 5:45 pm
5:00 - 5:45 pm
Soccer
T-Ball (baseball)
Basketball
Games & Sports
COLLEGE ESTATES PARK, 1400 GARY DRIVE
(ON OPEN FIELD)
1/29 - 2/19
3/5 - 3/26
4/9 - 4/30
5/14 - 6/14
TH
TH
TH
TH
5:00 - 5:45 pm
5:00 - 5:45 pm
5:00 - 5:45 pm
5:00 - 5:45 pm
Soccer
T-ball (baseball)
Basketball
Games & Sports
SIERRA LINDA PARK, 1040 INDIGO PLACE
(BY TENNIS COURTS)
1/31 - 2/21
Sat
12:30 - 1:15 pm Soccer
3/7 - 3/28
Sat
12:30 - 1:15 pm T-Ball (baseball)
5/16 - 6/6
Sat
12:30 - 1:15 pm Games & Sports
EASTWOOD PARK, 1401 N. “F” STREET
(BY BASKETBALL COURTS)
4/11 - 5/2
Sat
12:30 - 1:15 pm Basketball
*Games & Sports is a new fun filled class designed to teach
your child the benefits of being fun and active, as well as the
importance of good sportsmanship and teamwork. Activities
include: Kickball, bull-rush, “Peaceball” (safe dodgeball), shoota-thon, and much more!
YOUTH CLASSES
Instrucción en español
FUTBOL BÁSICO PARA “LOS
CHIQUILLOS”
(3-5 AÑOS)
Instructor: Coach Gil
Honorarios: $30 por 4 semanas
Locación: En el parque de la escuela Juan Soria. 2900
W. 5th Street (oeste calle cinco)
Niños aprenden lo básico de futbol, en un ambiente
alegre, seguro y non-competitivo, con el entrenador
popular, Coach Gil. Futbol para “Los Chiquillos” es para
que también el padre o madre asistan con su niño o niña.
¡No pierda jugar en los “Partidos de amistad y diversión”
y también los padres pueden participar! ¡No se requisita
equipo especial, menos tu!
2/1 - 2/22
3/8 - 3/29
Domingo
Domingo
11:00 - 11:45 am
11:00 - 11:45 am
COACH GIL’S “BALONCESTO
PARA LOS CHIQUILLOS”
(3 - 5 AÑOS)
Instructor: Coach Gil
Honorarios: $30 por 4 semanas
Locación: En el parque de la escuela Juan Soria. 2900
W. 5th Street (oeste calle cinco)
Esta nueva clase designada por el entrenador popular
“Coach Gil,” es para que el niño o niña juegue con su
padre o madre, mientras aprendiendo las técnicas básicas
de baloncesto en canastas y con balones apropiados.
¡No pierda jugar en los “Partidos de Amistad y Alegría,” y
también los padres’ pueden participar! ¡No se requisite
equipo especial, menos tu!
4/12 - 5/3
Domingo
11:00 - 11:45 am
JUEGOS Y DEPORTES EN
CANCHAS Y CORTES PARA “LOS
GRANDECITOS”
(5-9 AÑOS)
Instructor: Coach Gil
Honorarios: $30 per session (4 weeks)
Locación: En el parque de la escuela Juan Soria. 2900
W. 5th Street (oeste calle cinco)
Vengan y aprendan la técnica y reglas básicas de futbol,
o baloncesto, o béisbol, o la clase original de “Juegos y
Deportes,”* mientras jugando bajo el “entrenamiento de
alegría,” de Coach Gil. ¡No piedra jugar en los “partidos
de amistad y diversión” y también los padres’ pueden
participar! ¡No se requisita equipo especial, menos tu!
FUTBOL
2/1 - 2/22
Domingo
12:00 - 12:45 pm
BÉISBOL
3/8 - 3/29
Domingo
12:00 - 12:45 pm
BALONCESTO
4/12 - 5/3
Domingo
12:00 - 12:45 pm
JUEGOS Y DEPORTES
5/17 - 6/7
Domingo
11:00 - 11:45 am
*”Juegos y Deportes” es una clase nueva, divertida y
designada para enseñar a su niño o niño los beneficios de
ser activo mientras ser divertido. También la importancia
de ser buen deportista y ser parte del trabajo de equipo.
Actividades incluyen: Kickball (“patear el balón”),
“Bullrush”(“Toros en Prisa”), “Peaceball” Safe Dodgeball
(“Balón de Paz” Evadir el Balón,), “Shoot-a-thon” (“Tiraton” competencia de tiros de baloncesto), y mucho más!
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FOR PHYSICALLY
CHALLENGED AND SPECIAL
NEEDS INDIVIDUALS
• BASKETBALL
• INDOOR SOCCER
• BASEBALL
• TENNIS
• GOLF
• SPORTS
EXTRAVAGANZA
SEE PAGE 37 FOR MORE
INFORMATION
SPECIAL POPULATIONS
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YOUTH SPORTS
46TH ANNUAL OXNARD ROTARY GIRLS
INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
67TH ANNUAL OXNARD ROTARY BOYS
INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
Recreation & Community Services in co-sponsorship with
the Oxnard Rotary Club will conduct the 46th Annual
Oxnard Rotary Girls Invitational Basketball Tournament
on President’s Day weekend Friday, February 14, 2015 to
Sunday, February 16, 2015.
Recreation & Community Services in co-sponsorship with
the Oxnard rotary Club will conduct the 66th Annual
Oxnard Rotary Boys Basketball Tournament beginning
Saturday, March 7, 2015 and continue to Sunday, March
22, 2015.
The tournament will feature 3 divisions of play: Division
I (7th & 8th grade), Division III (5th & 6th grade) and
Division IV (3rd & 4th grade). The entry fee is $60 for
teams participating in the City of Oxnard Youth Basketball
League and $110 for outside teams. No travel teams
accepted.
The tournament will offer six divisions: Divisions A, B,
& C (intermediate grade levels), Division D (6th grade),
Division E (5th grade), and Division F (3rd & 4th grade).
The intermediate divisions will play a double elimination
tournament format. The elementary school/open divisions
will play a championship-consolation tournament format.
Entry forms can be obtained online at www.oxnardrec.org
or visit the Recreation Office at 545 South “A” Street Suite
265. Entry deadline is Monday, February 2, 2015. Please
contact the Recreation Office for further information at
(805) 385-7995.
Entry fee is $60.00 per league team and $110 per outside
team. The roster per team is a maximum of 15 players.
Entry deadline is Tuesday, February 17, 2015. No travel
teams accepted.
YOUTH SPORT CLASSES
available on page 15!
Entry forms can be obtained online at www.oxnardrec.
org or visit the Recreation Office at 545 South “A” Street
Suite 265. Please contact the Recreation Office for further
information at (805) 385-7995.
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YOUTH SPORTS
OXNARD ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF
INTERMEDIATE (OASIS) SLOW-PITCH
SOFTBALL
The 2015 season will kick off the 18th season of play for
the intermediate girl’s slow pitch softball league. The
teams will play a 6 week league with a season ending
tournament. The league plays on Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursdays at Community Center West softball complex,
801 Hobson Way.
The league plays modified slow-pitch rules – see www.
oxnardrec.org. Registration will begin Monday, March 2,
2015 through Thursday, March 26, 2015. League play will
begin Tuesday, April 21, 2015. There will be a coaches’
meeting Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at the Colonia Gym at
6:00 p.m.
Fees are $150 per team, which covers officiating,
equipment, and awards. No travel teams accepted. Please
submit registration & fees to the City of Oxnard Recreation
& Community Services Office, 545 South “A” Street Suite
265, by the registration deadline. Visit www.oxnardrec.org
to register online. Please contact the Recreation Office for
further information at (805) 385-7995.
BOY’S INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL
Recreation and Community Services will offer the 3rd
annual intermediate boys’ volleyball league. The league
will play on Wednesday and Thursday at the Rio Vista
Middle School Gym, 3050 Thames River Drive.
Registration will begin on Monday, March 2, 2015 and
close on Thursday, March 26, 2015. The coaches meeting
will be held on Monday, April 6, 2015 at 6:00 pm at the
Colonia Gym. League play will begin Wednesday, April 29,
2015.
Fees are $150 per team which will cover officials and
awards. No travel teams accepted. Entry forms can be
obtained at www.oxnardrec.org or visit the Recreation
Office at 545 South “A” Street Suite 265. Entry deadline
is Thursday, March 6, 2014. For more information, please
contact the Recreation Office at (805) 385-7995.
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7 ON 7 INTERMEDIATE SOCCER LEAGUE
The 2015 season will begin the 10th season of play for the
intermediate soccer league. The league is a short field, no
goalie, and no slide tackle boys & girls soccer league. All
teams will play a ten game season. All games will consist
of two (2) twenty minute halves. The league plays on
Monday and Wednesdays.
Traditional soccer rules will govern play in the 7 on 7
soccer with the exception of these specialized rules listed
below:
1. Slide tackling and playing the ball from the ground is
prohibited.
2. Offside: There will be no offside rule.
3. Goal Arch Violation: 12’ radius, field players may act as
goalies; however, hands are not allowed and players
may not touch (feet, hands or other body parts)
the ball on/in the plane of the goal arch (semicircle
marked in front of each goal.)
Registration will begin Monday, March 2, 2015 and close
on Thursday, March 26, 2015. Coaches’ meeting will be
held on Monday April 13, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. at the Colonia
Gym. League play will begin on Monday, April 27, 2015.
Fees are $150 per team which covers officiating, and
awards. No travel teams accepted. Please submit
registration and fees to the City of Oxnard Recreation &
Community Services Office, 545 South “A” Street Suite
265, and/ or visit www.oxnardrec.org to register online by
the registration deadline. Please contact the Recreation
Office for further information at (805) 385-7995.
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MIGHTY MIGHTS BASKETBALL (AGES 5 & 6)
Mighty Mights instructional sports league is offered to
youth ages 5 to 6. In the Mighty Mights league score is
not kept; emphasis is placed on enjoyment of the sport,
skills, sportsmanship and team play. Lowered baskets and
reduced size balls will be used to encourage learning and
enjoyment.
Parents are invited to participate in the learning
process. Registration is individually based only; no team
registrations.
Registration:
May 25 - June 12
Fee:
$50
Parent Meeting: June 17, Colonia Gym @ 5:00 pm
Practice Starts: June 24, Colonia Gym @ 5:00 pm
Games Start:
Friday, July 10, 2015
Register online at oxnardrec.org or visit our office at 545
South “A” Street Suite 265. For more information, please
contact the Recreation Office at (805) 385-7995.
MLB PITCH, HIT & RUN: THE OFFICIAL
SKILLS COMPETITION OF MAJOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL
The city of Oxnard Recreation & Community Services in
conjunction with the Major League Baseball (MLB) with
host the local competition of the Pitch, Hit & Run Skills
Competition. The baseball/softball skills completion
scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2015 at the Community
Center West Softball Complex (Adair Field), 801 Hobson
Way. The competition will begin at 10:00 am.
Pitch, Hit & Run is a nationwide girls’ softball division,
which allows girls to advance separately from the boys.
Participants in the girls’ softball division will compete in the
exact same skills (slightly different distances in the pitching
and running), with the use of a softball instead of a baseball.
Pitch, Hit & Run is intended to encourage local youth
participation and emphasize the “FUN” element of baseball
competition. Since there is no registration fee for this
program, every boy and girl, ages 7 to 14 will have a chance
to compete. Participants will compete in three important
aspects of baseball: pitching, hitting, and running.
The four age groups are 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14 with
boys and girls competing separately. All participants must
complete a registration waiver form, which can be obtained
online at www.oxnardrec.org or visit the Recreation Office
at 545 South “A” Street Suite 265. For further information,
contact the Recreation Office at (805) 385-7995.
SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
Hueneme Branch ................................................ 271-9773
MVS Youth Center .............................................. 815-4999
Harriet H. Samuelsson ........................................ 483-1118
YOUTH SOCCER
Nothside AYSO ................................................ ayso304.org
Southside AYSO .................................................. 815-3553
P.A.L. .................................................................... 385-8230
YOUTH FOOTBALL
Knights, Thomas Espinoza ................................. 216-8427
[email protected]
oxnardknightsfootball.com
Oxnard Panthers, Robert Baca ......................... 612-6986
[email protected]
YOUTH TRACK
Oxnard Stars, John Speed .................................. 443-5034
oxnardstars.org
GIRLS SOFTBALL
Mermaids, Joe Guerra ........................................ 660-0512
[email protected]
mermaidssoftball.org
Seaside, Andy Rosas ............. eteamz.com/seasideofoxnard
El Rio ASA, Jose Sainz ......... eteamz.com/elrioasafastpitch
Rip-It Misfits ........................................................ 216-6123
[email protected]
YOUTH BASEBALL
Sunset L.L., Helen Lopez .................................... 486-1891
Eastside L.L., Claudio Olivares .......................... 814-0448
El Rio L.L., Andy Robles .................................... 351-5054
AQUATICS
Titan Water Polo, Debi Owen ............................. 388-1238
CIA Swim/Water Polo, Sheri Neely .................... 486-2121
OUHSD Aquatics, Sheri Neely ........................... 278-0910
CITY OF OXNARD
Youth Sports, Renee Rakestraw ......................... 385-7995
POLICE ACTIVITIES
Youth Sports, Terrel Harrison Jr. ....................... 385-8230
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL
United States Volleyball League .............. 1-888-988-7985
www.usyvl.org
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ADULT SPORTS
ADULT BASKETBALL
The City of Oxnard Adult Sports Program will offer adult
basketball: Men’s D, Men’s Rec. Open, Men’s 40+ and Women’s
divisions. The Men’s 40+ will play at Rio Vista Middle School,
3050 Thames River Drive. The women’s league will be offered
at the Colonia Memorial Park Veterans Gymnasium, 195 N.
Marquita St.. The Men’s D and Men’s Rec. Open will play at the
Oxnard PAL Gym, 350 S. K St.
Monday: Men 40+ (Rio Vista Gym)
Monday: Women’s (Colonia Gym)
Tuesday: Men’s D (Oxnard PAL Gym)
Wednesday: Men’s D (Oxnard PAL Gym)
Sunday: Men’s Rec Open (Oxnard PAL Gym)
League fees are $300 plus $30 per game for officials. Awards will
be given to the top two teams in each league with team plaques
and individuals to the first place team only.
The league will begin play the week of Mar. 23, 2015 and all
teams will play a ten game season. The manager’s meeting will
be held on Wednesday Mar. 18, 2015 at the Recreation Office at
6:30 pm. Registration deadline is Thursday, Sept. 12, 2015. Entry
forms can be obtained online at www.oxnardrec.org or at the
Recreation Office, 545 S. A St. Please contact (805) 385-7995
for further information.
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2015 SCMAF QUALIFIERS
The City of Oxnard Recreation/Community Services will host the
Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation men and coed
softball tournaments. The tournaments will qualify participating
teams advancement to SCMAF Finals. The qualifiers will be
round robin for Recreation and E Division teams.
The entry fee is $225 plus $15 per game for umpire fees. The
top two teams in each division will receive individual awards
and qualify for the summer divisional. Please contact the
Recreation Office at 545 S. A St. or call 805 385-7995. In addition
you can call the Softball Complex at 805 385-8170 for more
information. You can visit www.scmaf.org for a complete list of
tournaments.
The City of Oxnard Recreation/Community Services will defer to
the SCMAF bat rules for all qualifiers.
SCMAF Oxnard Qualifier Tournament Dates TBA
WE HAVE OPEN GYMS!
TURN TO PAGE 48 FOR MORE
INFORMATION!
2015 ADULT SOFTBALL FALL
LEAGUE
The City of Oxnard Recreation/Community Services will offer
adult softball during the spring.
Entry fees are $375 plus $15 per game for umpire fees. The
awards given are first and second team and individual awards
for first place only. The top team of each league is awarded a
berth in the summer City Championship.
Days of league play:
Monday: Women’s Rec., Men’s Rec. & Men’s Rec. I
Tuesday: Coed Rec., Coed Rec. I, Men’s Senior 40+
Wednesday: Men’s Rec., Men’s Rec. 1 & Men’s Rec. West
Thursday: Men’s Rec. & Men’s Rec. I & Men’s Rec. West
Friday: Coed Rec. & Coed Rec. I & Coed Rec. West
Sunday: Coed Rec. Coed Re West
The spring league will begin play on Monday Mar.9, 2015 with
registration set to begin Monday, Jan. 12, 2015 and continue
through Monday, Feb. 23, 2015.The managers meeting will
be held on Wednesday, Mar. 4, 2015 at the Oxnard City Corps
Office, Suite 200, 555 S. A St. at 6:30 pm.
Games will be played at the Softball Complex, 801 Hobson Way
and Beck Park, 600 W. Kamala St. Games times are 4:30, 7:45
and 9:00 pm during the week. On Sundays the times are 4:30,
5:45 and 7:00 pm
Entry forms can be obtained online at www.oxnardrec.org. You
can call the Recreation Office at 805 385-7995 or the Softball
Office at 805 385-8170 for more information.
OPEN BADMINTON
This is not your backyard variety badminton. This sport will
guarantee you a full aerobic workout. Badminton played
every Thursday evening at the Oxnard Police Activity
League (PAL) Gymnasium located at 250 South “K” Street,
from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
The cost is $2.00 and equipment is available. Come join
the fun, bring a partner, and meet new friends.
OPEN TABLE TENNIS / PING-PONG
Burn calories and have fun with table tennis/ ping-pong.
This sport is a way for players to get some serious exercise
and keep yourself healthy and fit – a game good for your
cardiovascular “the quickest game in the world”.
Table tennis / ping-pong is played every Monday evening
at the Oxnard Police Activity League (PAL) Gymnasium,
located at 250 South “K” Street, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
The cost is $2.00 per person and equipment is available.
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SENIOR SERVICES
SENIOR SERVICES
350 NORTH “C” STREET • OFFICE: (805) 385-8019 • FAX: (805) 385-7494
email: [email protected] • oxnardrec.org/seniors
Open Monday through Friday • 8 am to 5 pm
The City of Oxnard operates three distinctly unique senior centers to help meet the needs of its
older residents. There is no membership fee and everyone 55 and older is welcome to visit the
senior centers during operating hours to see what there is to offer and take part in our activities.
Please come see what we’re doing!
SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAMS
Congregate Meals
Hot, nutritious meals are served weekdays at each of
our centers following menus prepared by a qualified
nutritionist with senior dietary needs in mind. Dishes
on a recent menu included Salisbury Steak, Stuffed
Green Peppers, Lasagna and Turkey Pot Roast.
The Senior Nutrition Program is for those ages 60
and older. Suggested donation is $3 per day or $5
for those younger than 60. There are no waiting lists
or income qualifications. To make sure we’ve got a
meal ready for you, please call the senior center to
make a reservation.
Wilson - 11:30 am to 12 pm - (805) 385-8029
Palm Vista - 11:30 am to 12 pm - (805) 385-8163
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HOME-DELIVERED MEALS
This program is designed for those ages 60 and
older who are homebound and not able to attend
one of our centers. The participant receives 10
frozen meals and enough fruits, salad, bread, butter,
yogurt, cheese and milk to fill out the meals. Again,
all designed with the senior in mind by a qualified
nutritionist.
Home-delivered programs are bi-weekly. A donation
of $3 per meal or $30 bi-weekly is suggested for both
programs. For more information or an application,
contact our Senior Nutrition Program Coordinator at
385-8029.
SENIOR SERVICES
SPECIAL EVENTS
JAN 30
50’S STYLE SOCK HOP & BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Wilson Senior Center
FEB 13
VALENTINE’S DAY LUNCH & DANCE
Wilson Senior Center
FEB 17
VALENTINE’S DAY CELEBRATION
South Oxnard Center
10:15 am - 1 pm
MAR 17 ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION
South Oxnard Center
10:15 am - 1:00 pm
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MAR 27 PIZZA LUNCHEON AND BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Wilson Senior Center
APR 21
EASTER POTLUCK
South Oxnard Center
10:15 am - 1:00 pm
APR 24
SPRING ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Wilson Senior Center
MAY 19 MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION
South Oxnard Center
LAWN BOWLING
“MY STORY”
The Oxnard Joslyn Lawn Bowling Club (OXJLBC)
adjacent to the Wilson Senior Center invites you to
play the worldwide game of lawn bowling. The family
sport of lawn bowling is easy to learn and played all
year round on an outdoor green. After learning some
basic rules and techniques of rolling your lightweight
bowl as close to the target/jack as possible you’ll be
on your way to a winning competitive spirit.
What’s YOUR story? Share your
experiences, wisdom, and precious
memories with us! We’ll film, edit, and burn
your story to DVD. This program is free, so
don’t wait! Come tell us your story!
This wonderful sport at OXJLBC is an exquisite social
activity combining skill, excitement, great friends,
free lessons and trial equipment. You’ll develop a
new zest for life and spectators can watch and enjoy
for free at 350 N. C. St. Oxnard CA! Played Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 9:30 AM to
12:00 PM, for further information call 805-385-8034
or visit our website www.oxnardlbc.com.
MAY
OLDER AMERICAN’S MONTH
SENIOR DOCUMENTARIES
By Appointment - Call your center to schedule.
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WILSON SENIOR CENTER
350 NORTH C STREET • (805) 385-8028 • WWW.OXNARDREC.ORG/SENIORS
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm • Closed All Major Holidays
Center Director: Fernando Garcia
ZUMBA CLASS
Join us for the latest exercise craze for seniors. Dress
appropriately, bring a water bottle and sweat towel. Dropins welcome.
Instructor: Raul Monroy $2/class (Suggested)
Feb-Apr
Mon/Tue/Thu 9:30 - 10:45 am
Instructor: Mary Arevalo $3/class
Tue/Thu
6:00 - 7:00 pm
COMPUTER LAB
Ready to exercise your brain and have the information
you’d like at your fingertips. Overcome the fear you may
have of computers and learn with us!
Mon - Fri 10:30 am - 3:30 pm
BRIDGE GROUP
Ready for a challenge in your card game? Come by the
center and put your skills to a test! This is a group for
advanced players.
Mon
12:00 - 3:00 pm
RSVP BONE BUILDERS - FREE!
Exercises performed on chairs and using light weights. Call
385-8024 to sign up or for more information.
In Arts Building Mon/Wed
Tue/Thu
In Center
Tue/Thu
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3:15 - 4:30 pm
9:30 - 10:45 am
2:45 - 3:45 pm
BALL ROOM DANCE
Thursday afternoons beginning in September. Located in
the Wilson Senior Center Dining Room.
Jan 22 - Feb 19 Thu
1:30 - 3:30 pm
LEGAL ADVICE
For wills and living trusts. Bring a friend or loved one with
you to your appointment. By appointments only - Call
(805) 658-2266 to schedule.
NIFTY NEEDLERS GROUP - FREE!
Bring your own yarn and needles. Enjoy conversation and
cup of coffee. Have some smiles and build memories while
knitting for your friends and family.
Tue
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
CAR FIT
Learn how to use and adjust your car safety devices to stay
driving safely longer! Review 12 key areas of your fit to your
car. This is not a driving test or mechanical inspection. Help
increase your safety and the safety of others. 2nd Tuesday of
the Month by appointment only. Call 385-8019 to schedule.
PEDICURES
Is it that time for you or a senior you know? Be pampered and
get your toes done or give a gift to a friend or family member.
Cost is $15. By appointment only, on the first and third Friday
of the month. Call (805) 987-3951 to schedule.
SENIOR SERVICES
PINOCHLE GROUP
Actively looking for more players/members. All levels of
experience welcomed. FREE! Call the center for details.
Wed
Fri
12:30 - 3:30 pm
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Bring out the musician in you. Learn to play new tunes in a
relaxed, fun filled environment. Beginners welcome. Bring
your own instrument. Call 985-6424 for further info.
1st/3rd Fri 9:30 am - 1:30 pm
Express your Artistic Talents in a friendly environment.
New members welcome. Bring own materials.
Fri
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
LOW VISION WELLNESS PROGRAM
Representatives from Braille Institute meet with visually
challenged seniors. Call center for info. Dark during the
month of July.
Mon
10:00 - 11:30 am
LOW VISION COUNSELING AND
CONSULTATIONS
If you are having trouble with vision, this is an opportunity
for a one-on-one consultation with a low vision
professional. Products such as talking watches and large
print calendars are available for purchase. Offered by
Braille Institute. Call 385-8028 for an appointment.
4th Mon
9:30 am - 12:00 pm
LINE DANCE
Bring comfortable clothing,shoes and a water bottle.
Beginners welcome. Learn some basic steps, come for the
exercise and recreation. FREE!
1st Mon
10:00 - 11:30 am
Enjoy talking and sharing ideas about birds. Come and join
in on the conversations about our feathered friends. Group
plans to meet on the last Thursday of each month at the
Wilson Center. Call for holiday scheduling for November
and December.
BINGO
ART CLUB
Free blood/sugar, weight and pulse checks. Physician
referrals.
BIRD FOLLOWERS GROUP NEW!
UKELELE STRUMMERS
ST. JOHN’S HEALTH WELLNESS CLINIC
Wed
1:30 - 3:00 pm
Low Cost games played for small prizes. Join us for fun
and recreation. Great for firsts-time players and enjoyable
enough for advanced players too. Bring a friend. $2/card
or $5 for three cards. 8 games played.
Tue
1:30 pm
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Still have the inner desire to assist people in your
community? Are you a go getter trying to start up an
activity group? If you fit this description and are interested
give us a call to see if schedules meet up. Always looking
for friendly faces. Call 385-8028.
WILSON GARDEN
The Wilson Garden is offered on a first come basis. The
garden is located at the back of Wilson park. There is an
annual fee of $24. For more information or to be placed on
a waiting list, please call (805) 385- 8019.
AARP FOUNDATION TAX AID
Offering free tax assistance to low-to-moderate income tax
payers, especially for our senior community. Appointments
are not accepted. First come, first served basis for the
allotted time frame.
Feb 4 - Apr 12
Wed
9:00 am - 1:00pm
GAMES ROOM
Come and pass the time by in our games room. Available
on site are cards games, 4 Pool Tables, Dominoes, Chess,
Board Games, T.V. and more.
Mon – Fri
9:00 am - 3:45 pm
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BEGINNERS CONVERSATIONAL
SPANISH
For those of you that would enjoy the challenge or
amusement of learning a second language, this is the
course for you. Assignments are minim, and written
tests are non-existent. Learn by speaking with you peers
in the group. Class meets twice a week for an 8 week
commitment. Materials fees apply. Class will run from
January 2015 through March 2015. Reservations are
required in advance.
Jan 13 - Mar 5 Tue/Thu
$25-$30 Materials Fee
1:30-2:30 pm
BALL ROOM DANCE
Like to dance? This is your opportunity to express yourself
in a low pressure, fun-filled environment. Beginners are
welcome! Experience the pleasure of conquering a new
activity. Come out and join us and learn the “West Coat
Swing”. Class meets for 5 weeks and students must attend
the first meeting. Space is limited- sign up soon!
1:30 - 3:30 pm
BAND CLASS - FREE!
In your passion playing instruments? Looking to learn
to play instruments? This is the class for you! Learn or
re-train with the classic band instruments on a weekly
basis. All levels welcome to share in the passion for playing
musical instruments. Class will meet weekly, bring your
own instrument or use one of ours. Class space is limited,
reservations required in advance. Call (805) 385-8028.
Starts Jan 26
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Mon
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Winter/Spring 2015
Starts Jan 7
Wed
1:00 pm
FREE MOVIE MATINÉE
This course is for someone who has taken Conversational
Beginning Italian. In this class, the student will encounter
other tenses, i.e. present, past, future imperfect and
subjunctive tenses but most important is the dialog role
playing to better understand the language. No testing or
quizzes, students will enjoy themselves in role playing
while learning the language to the best of their ability.
Students are expected to commit two times a week for 10
weeks.
Jan 22 - Feb 19 Thurs
Reminiscing about yesteryear, sharing your thoughts
and memories of growing up and history as we learned
or remember is what the club is all about. Volunteer
Instructor will lead topics of conversation. Topics include:
January - The 50’s, February - Black History Month & Past
Presidents, March - The 60’s, April & May to be decided by
the group. Students are encouraged to show and tell. Class
meets weekly and drop-ins are welcome.
1:30 - 2:30 pm
INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN COURSE
Apr 14 - Jun 18 Tue/Thu
$25-$30 Materials Fee
OLDIES BUT GOODIES CLUB
Check out a matinée movie at the Wilson Center! Enjoy a
good film and a cup of coffee or iced tea along with a bag
of popcorn. Check our calendar or call the center for the
month’s feature presentation. Walk-ins welcome.
$1 Requested Donation 3rd Fri 12:30 pm
COMPUTER TUTORING - FREE!
Having trouble understanding programs or are you just
a beginner and wish to learn how to surf the internet?
Computer tutoring is available to you at no cost. Just call
to schedule an appointment.
Tue
Fri
1:30 - 3:30 pm
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
“MY STORY”
SENIOR DOCUMENTARIES
What’s YOUR story? Share your
experiences, wisdom, and precious
memories with us! We’ll film, edit, and burn
your story to DVD. This program is free, so
don’t wait! Come tell us your story!
By Appointment
Call (805) 385-8028.
SENIOR SERVICES
PALM VISTA SENIOR CENTER
801 SOUTH C STREET • (805) 385-8163 • WWW.OXNARDREC.ORG/SENIORS
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 2:30 pm • Closed All Major Holidays
Center Director: Sisy Mohorko • [email protected]
COFFEE SOCIAL
Wii GAMES
Enjoy coffee, oat meal, or hot chocolate and sharing
with new and old friends. 50¢ per cup
GAME ROOM - FREE!
Wonder what all the uproar over Wii games is about?
Come to our center and find out. You can play for fun
or contend for a spot on our Wii Bowling teams that
compete annually against teams from other senior
centers around the county. No Need to register!
Newcomers always welcome.
Pool Table, Dominoes, Cards, and Game Boards.
Mon – Fri
Mon–Fri
9:00 - 11:15 am
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
BINGO & LOTERIA MEXICANA
Play for fun, prizes, and meet new friends.
4 games for $1.
Bingo
Loteria
Mon
Tue
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
10:00 - 11:00 am
JEWELRY CLASS, CRAFTS &
NEEDLE GROUP - FREE!
Mon – Fri
9:30 - 2:00 pm
PALM VISTA BOOK CLUB
Borrow, exchange, or bring your favorite book to
share and discuss. Club meets every 2nd and 4th
Thursday of the month from 10:00 to 11:30 am.
HEALTH & EXERCISE PROGRAM - FREE!
Wellness Clinics: Services provided by St. John’s
Regional Medical Center include blood pressure
checks, weight and pulse checks, and diabetes
screening / monitoring.
Indulge in a cup of coffee and conversation while
working your craft. The group is open to new
members. Please bring your own materials.
Services provided by St.John’s Regional Medical
Center Education Department & Arthritis Foundation.
Tue - Fri
Thurs
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
4th Mon
9:30 - 10:30 am
EXERCISE
Tue & Thur 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
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HICAP - FREE!
The Ventura County Area Agency on Aging HICAP
program provides free and unbiased counseling to
and advocacy for Medicare recipients and those who
will soon be receiving Medicare. Trained volunteer
counselors offer objective information and provide
assistance with problems relating to Medicare,
Medicare advantage plans, supplemental (medigap)
insurance policies, long-term care insurance,
and prescription drugs. Please call 477-7351 for
appointment.
2nd/4th Tue of the month
ZUMBA CLASS
Join us for the latest exercise craze for seniors. Dress
appropriately, bring a water bottle and sweat towel.
Drop-ins welcome.
Fri
10:00 - 11:00 am
MASSAGES
Come get a relaxing massage! It’s the perfect thing to
help you unwind and relieve stress. Massages are $15
per 15-minute session.
2nd/4th Fri 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP - FREE!
A support group designed to facilitate the grieving
process in a warm and accepting environment.
2nd/4th Tue
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
MONTHLY SPEAKERS
3rd Tuesday of the month at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
RSVP BONE BUILDERS - FREE!
Exercises performed on chairs and using light
weights. Call 385-8024 to sign up or for more
information.
Mon/Wed 10:00 - 11:00 am
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Come and celebrate our monthly birthdays with
snacks and singing Karaoke
4th Fri
10:30 am – 1:00 pm
COMPUTER LAB FOR SENIORS
Did you have a computer so you could communicate
through email and you have no idea what to do
next? Or do you just want to learn a little more about
computers to keep up with technology so you could
email pictures of grandchildren, pay bills on internet,
or type a letter? Join us! First time users welcome.
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Mon - Fri
9:30 am - 2:00 pm
Winter/Spring 2015
“MY STORY”
SENIOR DOCUMENTARIES
What’s YOUR story? Share your
experiences, wisdom, and precious
memories with us! We’ll film, edit, and burn
your story to DVD. This program is free, so
don’t wait! Come tell us your story!
By Appointment
Call (805) 385-8163.
SENIOR SERVICES
SOUTH OXNARD CENTER
200 EAST BARD ROAD • (805) 385-8042 • WWW.OXNARDREC.ORG/SENIORS
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm • Closed All Major Holidays
Center Director: Desire Ventura • [email protected]
VOLUNTEER WITH OUR SENIORS!
Volunteers are an essential part of our community.
Help with programs, activities, front desk, organizing
supplies or filing, is always welcome. Contact the
Center director and find out how you can help.
MONTHLY CELEBRATIONS
There is always a reason to celebrate at the South
Oxnard Senior Center! Music, Dancing, Socializing
and great food are always on the menu!
3rd Tue of Month (dependent on Holiday schedule)
10:30 am - 1:00 pm
$5 - $8
*Bring in a new friend raffle!
NEW! CHAIR YOGA CLASSES!
Call or come by and sign up for our Chair Yoga class.
Thu
9:30 - 10:00 am
ART CLASSES
Led by Judy Suzuki, this art class allows individuals to
paint at their own pace. Step-by-step instructions will be
provided to beginners in color mixing, brush techniques
and paint application. Brushes/acrylic paints provided.
Canvases are available for purchase. $10 per class.
Mon
Thu
BINGO
Play for fun, play for prizes and special end of the
month games and prizes!
Mon 10:15 am
$1 for 1 card/ 5 games $2 for 3 cards.
ANCIENT ART OF BELLY DANCING
FOR SENIORS
Though Belly Dancing has been around for centuries,
it has recently been recognized by professionals for
having many health benefits as a low-impact work
out. Considered a weight-bearing exercise, it can
increase bone density, improve posture, decrease
lower back pain and prevent osteoporosis.
Wed
11 am - 12 pm
$1
ZUMBA GOLD FOR SENIORS
Learn the art of Latin dance through exercise!
Popular Latin-dance based moves are redesigned for
seniors to build cardiovascular health by challenging
the heart and working muscles.
Mon
Thurs
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
11:30 am - 12:30 pm $2
$2
11:30 am - 1 pm
9:00 - 11:30 am
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JEWELRY MAKING CLASS
Learn how to make earrings, rings, necklaces, etc. or
fix sentimental pieces you may already have. Bring
your own beads and tools or use some of ours. $1
donation per class.
Wed
11:15 am - 1:00 pm
COFFEE SOCIAL
Life is too short for a bad cup of coffee! So come and
socialize with friends while enjoying a nice cup of
coffee! Remember, no Styrofoam! Music Trivia / Name
that Tune on the last Wednesday of the month!
Bring your own mug
50¢
One of our mugs
75¢
Wed
10:15 am – 11:15 am
Special Free Coffee Socials:
Feb 11 - Valentine’s Day
May 6 - Cinco de Mayo Open House
KARAOKE FRIDAYS!
Reminiscing through music, song and fun!
Refreshments provided!
Last Friday of Month
11:15 am - 12:15 pm
SAVE THE EARTH CLUB! - FREE!
Be aware of one-use containers and instead, use a
reusable drink bottle! Bring a reusable bottle, get
a free raffle ticket! Drawing last Wednesday of the
month, 10:30 am. Winner will need to be present.
MOVIE DAY & REFRESHMENTS
3rd Friday of the Month, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Please call for monthly movie information
RE-PURPOSING HOUSE-HOLD ITEMS
Have unused items in your home? Bring them to us!
We’ll let you know if we can find it a new home by
using it as a prize in one of our monthly drawings!
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Wii GAMES - FREE!
Wondering about the uproar over Wii games? Come
to one of our senior centers! Play for fun or contend
for a spot on our Wii Bowling teams. We compete
annually against teams from other senior centers
around the county. No need to register!
Thur & Fri 10:15 am - 12 pm
SCRAPBOOKING 101
A timeless legacy project-preserving your memories
and sharing life-stories through pictures, post cards
and creativity.
First and last Monday of the month.
11:15 am - 1:00 pm
TAI CHI CHIH CLASSES
Let go of stress while learning the gentle moves of Tai
Chi Chih. Benefits include better balance, lower blood
pressure, and improved circulation and muscle tone.
Wed
12:15 - 1:15 pm $5/class
RSVP BONE BUILDERS - FREE!
Whether you just want to improve your balance and
strength, this could be the class for you. Our exercises
are designed to build bones, balance, strength and
friendships. Classes, which are free, are led by trained
RSVP volunteer instructors. Weights are provided in
class. See our ad in this Recreation Guide, call 385-8024
or go to www.oxnardrec.org for more information.
Tue & Thur
10:15 am to 11:15 am
BOOK CLUB & BOOK EXCHANGE
Do you enjoy reading and discussing books? Would
you like to share or trade your old books for some
new reading material? Refreshments provided!
Last Friday of Month
10:00 - 11:00 am
LINE DANCING CLASS
Come and learn the latest dance moves!
Tue
11:30 - 12:30 pm
SENIOR SERVICES
LEGAL AID - FREE!
Grey Law attorneys provide free legal assistance to
seniors age 55+. Make an appointment by calling
(805) 658-2266.
4th Wed of month 9:00 am – 11 am
HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING
AND ADVOCACY (HICAP) - FREE!
Counseling and community education on Medicare,
managed care, And other health insurance issues.
Call for appointment 477-7310. Counseling available
in English, Spanish, German and Hebrew.
2nd Wed of Month 9:30 - 11:30 am
SENIOR SHARE FOOD SHARE
DISTRIBUTION
Supplemental bags of groceries for qualified, lowincome seniors. Bags are given on a bi-weekly
schedule (dates subject to change). Call for more
information.
Every other Friday
S E N I O R S E RV I C E S
IS ONLINE!
Follow us on
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@OXNARDSENIORS
9:00 - 10:00 am
FREE WELLNESS CLINICS - FREE!
If you are 55 or older, stop by one of the free
Wellness Clinics offered on the 4th Tuesday of the
month. Services provided by St. Johns Regional
Medical Center include:
• Blood pressure checks
• Weight and pulse checks
• Diabetes screening/monitoring
• 4th Tue of each month 8:30 am – 10:00 am
1 ON 1 COMPUTER CLASSES
Join us on Wednesday for Computer Basics - call for
appointment. Drop in anytime to use our computers
on your own. Computer Room open Monday through
Friday, 9 am - 2 pm
“MY STORY”
SENIOR
DOCUMENTARIES
What’s YOUR story? Share your
experiences, wisdom, and precious
memories with us! We’ll film, edit,
and burn your story to DVD. This
program is free, so don’t wait! Come
tell us your story!
By Appointment
Call (805) 385-8042.
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EXCURSIONS
WINTER/SPRING 2015 SCHEDULE
JANUARY 13
Chumash Resort and Casino
FEBRUARY 26
Ronald Regan Presidential Library &
The Ultimate Car Exhibition
MARCH 10-12
Laughlin Riverside Resort and Casino
MARCH 17
Houweling’s Tomato Farm & Waypoint Cafe
APRIL 09
Getty Villa in Malibu
Looking for the perfect place to host a wedding
or baby shower? How about a birthday party? We
have the time and we have the space! Senior groups
looking for a place to meet? Come and take a tour!
APRIL 15-21
Washington, D.C.
MAY 7
Our kitchen is also available. Main room has a
stage. Make reservations early. Only Saturdays are
available.
Santa Paula Art Museum, California Oil
Museum, & Garman’s Irish Pub
Call us at (805) 385-8019 for information and
reservations.
MAY 12
Autry National Center
Call (805) 385-8019 for more
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members, you’ll find that by helping others, you help yourself.
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SPECIAL POPULATIONS
THE CITY OF OXNARD’S SPECIAL POPULATION PROGRAM OFFERS A WIDE VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES THAT
ARE SPECIFICALLY GEARED TOWARDS THOSE THAT ARE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED OR WHO HAVE
SPECIAL NEEDS. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THESE ACTIVITIES, CALL (805) 889-5368.
ROCK BAND PRACTICE & REHEARSAL
SCRAP BOOKING & CARD-MAKING
Using colors, shapes and numbers, participants have the
opportunity to learn the Acoustic Guitar, Electric guitar,
Keyboard & Drums with the goal being to perform at different
events throughout Oxnard. Open to all ages.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn how to create their
own holiday-themed cards for themselves or loved ones. Pictures
will be provided or gathered from families for scrapbooking.
Program will take place at the Wilson Senior Center (350 North
C Street) from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. Program dates are still to be
determined. Cost is $5.00. For more information, please call
(805) 889-5368.
This program takes place on Thursdays from 4:30 to 5:30 pm at the
Wilson Senior Center (350 North C Street). Cost is $5.00. Program
runs from November 20th through April 30th. Open to all ages.
TUTORING & HOMEWORK ASSISTANCE
Participants have the opportunity to make bracelets and
necklaces for themselves or a loved one. Fine and gross Motor
Skills are practiced while progressing from large to small beads
and simple to complex patterns. Open to all ages.
This will be a dual training session. Both for parents and kids. Kids
will be provided with homework and special project assistance
daily, while incorporating a short, class-building activity for oxygen
to the brain. Parents will observe and try tutoring strategies to
enable them to take home and try with their own kids on nights
when tutoring is not provided. Open to students ages 5 - 18.
Lessons are given every Tuesday from 4:30 to 5:30 pm at the
Wilson Senior Center (350 North C Street). The program runs
from January through April and the cost is $5.00.
We will be meeting Mondays and Wednesdays at the Wilson
Senior Center (350 North C Street). Cost is $10 per Semester/
Quarter. Program starts January 5th.
ART LESSONS
MONTHLY FUN CLUB
Participants will be taught how and when to use mixed
mediums to create a wide variety of art pieces with the final day
of each session being a Family Art Showcase. Open to all ages.
Monthly themed activities are provided. Character awards are
given out based on the character trait celebrated the month
before. Computer lessons, pool lessons, various activities and
crafts are taught aligning with monthly themes.
JANNA’S BEADS & JEWELRY LESSONS
Class is held on Fridays from 4:30 to 5:45 pm at the Wilson
Senior Center (350 North C Street). The cost for this class is
$5.00 per session. Two sessions are available; February 6th
through March 13th, and March 20th through April 24th.
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Fun Club meets once each month on the 2nd Wednesday (Ages
5-15) and 3rd Wednesday (Ages 16 and up) of the month.
Meetings are held at the Wilson Senior Center (350 North C
Street) from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, with the exception of field trips.
This is a FREE program, so don’t miss out!
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INDEPENDENT LIFE SKILLS PROGRAM
For adults, age 18 and up. Multiple Life Skills are taught on a
daily basis following a core Monthly Theme. The three core Life
Skills Lessons fall under one of the following Categories; Healthy
choices (baking, cooking, shopping, proper food handling &
storage, reading and creating recipes, tool uses and names, etc…),
Body Wellness (exercise, yoga, sports training, weight-lifting,
boot camps, muscle groups, ply metrics, etc..), and Building/
Community Service (measurement, blueprints to finished
product, small/large projects, computer skill-building, insurance
language, furthering education, advanced crafts, etc…).
Program will be taught at Colonia Recreation Center and Colonia
Veteran’s Memorial Gymnasium. Meetings are Mondays and
Fridays, from 10 am to 2 pm, and Wednesdays, from 11 am to 1
pm. This is a FREE program, so be sure to take advantage of the
great things we have to offer!
COMMUNITY GARDENING
FOR SPECIAL NEEDS PARTICIPANTS AGES 5 - 17!
All Challenger Sports are run in a similar way. 3-4
Fundamental Stations are used to assure the maximum
time participating as possible for athlete. This also provides
a change of skill, environment and voice for all stations.
A coach and a volunteer are provided at each station and
athletes are rotated every 5-7 minutes. The first 4 weeks
of each sport are fundamental skills practice and the last4
weeks are a combination of practice and games. For more
information on these programs, call (805) 889-5368.
CHALLENGER BASKETBALL - $15/PERSON
Individuals and/or Families can reserve a raised bin or garden
plot to grow organic fruits and vegetables on their own or
lessons are provided. Open to all ages.
Every Friday from 6 to 7 pm, January 9th through February
27th. Program will take place at Colonia Memorial Veteran’s
Gymnasium, 195 Marquita St., Oxnard. A March Madness
Tournament will be held after the season- details TBA.
Gardens are located at the Wilson Senior Center, and at a
location on Pleasant Valley Road. Dates and Times are open, and
the participation fee is $15 per year. For more information, call
(805) 889-5368.
To be hosted for 8 weeks from January to February. Dates,
Times and Locations to be decided. Call for more information.
CHALLENGER INDOOR SOCCER - $15/PERSON
CHALLENGER BASEBALL - $15/PERSON
DAY AT THE PARK
Join us for an afternoon of group and individual activities, arts
and crafts and board games. Our Jolly Jump and City Corps train
are also present. We meet at Oxnard Beach Park (1600 South
Harbor Blvd.) on various Saturdays throughout the Summer.
First meeting is on May 16th, from 11 am to 2 pm. Complete
summer schedule to be announced at a later date. This is a FREE
program, however, participants must pay for parking. Program is
open to all ages.
BRAILLE INSTITUTE
Located at the Wilson Senior Center, Mondays from 10
am to 2 pm. The Braille Institute provides FREE classes
for visually impaired and legally blind adults. Instruction
is provided in daily living skills, home management,
community resources and creative arts. For more
information please call Mary Camarillo at 983-3324.
@oxnard_sp
Dates, times and locations to be announced. Call for more
information.
CHALLENGER TENNIS - $15/PERSON
Dates and times to be decided. Program will be hosted at
Colonia Memorial Veteran’s Gymnasium, 195 Marquita, Oxnard.
CHALLENGER SPORTS EXTRAVAGANZA - $5/MONTH
Saturdays from 3 - 4:40 pm at the Colonia Memorial
Veteran’s Gymnasium. Participants are taught and have the
opportunity to play multiple sports in a safe, inclusive, small
ratio environment before or after the actual Challenger
Sports Season begins.
CHALLENGER GOLF - $10*
Starting in April at River Ridge Golf Club. Days and times TBD.
Call for more information. Participants will learn the basics of
playing golf and course etiquette. From the golfing range and
putting/chipping green, our instructor is a certified Golf Pro
and has numerous years of experience with our population.
*When Golf Course is scheduled for the day, greens and
cart fees are extra.
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POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE
OXNARD POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE
“BECAUSE EVERY KID NEEDS A PAL”
350 S. K Street, Oxnard, CA • (805) 385-8230 • www.oxnardpal.org
Director: Terrel J. Harrison, Interim Recreation Superintendent
OVERVIEW
THE OXNARD POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE (PAL) is a
citywide, after-school crime prevention program, which
provides outreach to youth, ages 7 to 18, to build
positive relationships between youth, police officers and
the community. PAL offers recreational, educational,
enrichment and nutrition programs–all without cost to
participants. Additional activities and programs, offered
by PAL partners, are offered at little to no cost or provide
scholarship opportunities for qualifying youth.
Oxnard PAL is a partnership between the Oxnard Police
Department and the Oxnard Recreation & Community
Services Department. In addition, Oxnard PAL receives
state and national level support as active members of both
California PAL and National PAL. Furthermore, Oxnard PAL
receives a high level of support from The Oxnard Police
Activities League, Inc., a local non-profit organization made
up of 8 volunteer board members. Oxnard PAL, Inc. has
no employees or overhead and contributes 100% of every
donation directly to supporting PAL youth.
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DONATIONS
Your tax-deductible
contributions of monies,
goods or services are needed and
sincerely appreciated. To make a donation, contact the PAL
office at 805-385-8230 or go to oxnardpal.org/donations.
You may also mail your donation to:
The Oxnard Police Activities League, Inc., PO Box 826,
Oxnard, CA 93032-0826
MISSION / PURPOSE
Oxnard PAL’s mission is to build positive relationships
between youth, police officers and the community. PAL’s
purpose is to divert youth away from gangs and other
criminal activity by offering a wide variety of positive
alternatives under the care and supervision of trained
police officers, recreation staff and community volunteers.
POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE
OXNARD PAL’S OBJECTIVES:
• To provide youth with an opportunity to grow under the
sustained guidance of dedicated adults.
• To instill in youth a respect and understanding for law
enforcement officers and for the laws they uphold.
• To assist youth in developing self-esteem and to provide
youth with skills to help them stay in school.
• To involve police, parents, and community volunteers
in a personal commitment of time, and energy to the
youth of the community.
BOXING
PAL YOUTH CENTER
The PAL Youth Center provides a fun and safe place for kids
to be after-school, as well as prior to and/or after other
PAL activities. Sponsored programs and events include
arts & crafts, board games, billiards, ping pong, foosball,
holiday parties, Wii, outdoor games, movie days, in-house
presentations (e.g. magic shows, Wildlife Experience, Mad
Science) and outside field trips.
Other PAL Youth Center programs include:
HOMEWORK HELPERS: Homework assistance provided by
PAL staff and community volunteers
SUMMER LUNCH: Free lunch for youth ages 0-18 during
the summer months
The PAL Boxing program is directly administered by Oxnard
PAL, which is a member in good-standing with the U.S.
Amateur Athletic Boxing Federation. Girls and boys ages 8
to 18 are welcome. Fitness and competition level training
provided.
PAL BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION: Jolly Jumpers, carnival
games, contests, relay races, face painting, food and more
to celebrate PAL’s birthday.
SITES:
PAL Mid-City Boxing Gym, 350 S. K Street, Oxnard,
(805)385-8230
In partnership with Gold Coast Broadcasting and Q104.7,
Oxnard PAL offers low cost dances and concerts for Jr. High
and High School aged students.
La Colonia Boxing Gym, 520 E. First Street, Oxnard,
(805)385-7963
VOLUNTEERS
SPECIAL EVENTS:
40TH ANNUAL NATIONAL PAL BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS
September 29 – October 4, 2014
This year’s tournament will serve as an Olympic Trials
Qualifier for the 2016 Olympics to be held in Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil.
SPORTS
PAL offers seasonal sports such as boys’ and girls’
volleyball, co-ed flag football, 2nd grade co-ed basketball,
boys’ and girls’ basketball and golf*. PAL also offers open
gym time, a free weekly soccer clinic, and special sports
camps such as the LA Lakers Youth Foundation Basketball
Camp* and the CSUCI Summer Watersports Camp*.
For a current schedule of PAL seasonal sports and camps,
visit the PAL webpage at oxnardpal.org or contact the PAL
office at (805) 385-8230.
*PAL Partner programs.
DANCES & CONCERTS
PAL offers long-term, seasonal and one-time volunteer
opportunities. Tasks include office support, assistant and
head coaching, fundraising support, mentoring, tutoring,
homework help, and holiday & special event support.
To ensure the safety of our youth, all adult volunteers
undergo fingerprinting and screening by the Oxnard Police
Department, FBI, and Department of Justice (DOJ).
KEEPIN’ IT REEL VIDEO PROGRAM
Keepin’ It Reel is a youth multimedia program where
participants learn the fine art of video production and
editing. Participants create and produce short films, PSA’s
and promotional videos.
Learned skills include: camera operations, acting,
scriptwriting, lighting, props, set decorating, directing,
and audio and visual editing.
The Oxnard PAL Keepin’ It Reel program is available to all
youth ages 12 to 18.
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POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE
YOUTH DIRECTORS COUNCIL (YDC)
OXNARD PAL ALL-CITY BAND
A youth leadership & mentoring program
Oxnard Recreation and Community Services in cooperation
with the Oxnard Police Activities League (PAL) is offers
an exciting music program for young people from grade
school to college. Instruction is provided by Mr. Fundi
Legohn, Band Director at Oxnard High School.
MENTORING
Mentoring is a time-proven strategy that can help young
people from all circumstances achieve their potential.
Mentors are caring individuals who, along with parents
and guardians, provide young people with support,
counsel, friendship, reinforcement and a constructive
example. Individual (1:1) and group mentoring (1:4)
opportunities are offered. A commitment of 12 months is
required by all program participants and volunteers.
LEADERSHIP
All youth participate and take active rolls in organizing and
planning weekly program meetings, monthly community
service projects, and monthly leadership workshops. In
addition, youth are provided the opportunity to attend
state and national level leadership conferences.
PROGRAM COMPONENTS:
Discussions & Goal-Setting
Mentors will engage youth in meaningful and positive
discussion while encouraging goal-setting and helping
youth to achieve their goals through measurable
objectives, advocacy and weekly follow through.
Group Activities & Games
Mentees will participate in a variety of small
and large group activities ranging from general
recreation activities to educational workshops and/or
presentations.
The Oxnard PAL YDC program is available to all youth ages
12 to 18.
HOMEWORK HELPERS
Monday through Friday, 3 - 7 pm
The Oxnard PAL program’s mission is to provide a safe
place for Oxnard’s youth to find assistance to complete
their homework and projects.
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Music lessons are in investment in children’s futures
as students not only have fun with music, but see their
academic test scores improve and their social skills
develop.
Students, from beginners to advanced, may enroll at
anytime for one-month sessions. Classes are Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm in room 108
at PAL.
Classes 1 & 2 are beginning classes.
Students may start on a new instrument, learning from
the very beginning in Class 1. As the students progress,
they will move to Class 2 to continue advancing.
Classes 3 & 4 are intermediate level classes.
Students who have played an instrument for about one
year will attend these classes.
Classes 5 & 6 are advanced classes.
These students usually have about three or more years
of music instruction, and are typically high school
students.
Classes 7 & 8 are for highly advanced class.
These are students who are still playing music after
high school, typically college students up to age 21.
All classes will teach musical skills, leadership, teamwork,
critical thinking skills, ear training, physical exercise,
importance of academics, and marching skills. There is
also a beginning band, intermediate band, and advanced
band connected to this program. Instruction includes
two classes per week (e.g. Level 1 class on Monday with
beginning band practice on Wednesday).
Oxnard PAL All-City Band at the Oxnard Police Activities
League, 250 South K St., Rooms 108-109 in the 2-story
building next to the gymnasium.
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PROGRAMS:
WHAT YOU GAIN:
• Townkeeping •
• Community Gardens •
• Afterschool Education •
• Event Logistics •
• Multimedia •
• Self-Confidence •
• Empowerment •
• Valuable Experience •
• Job Preparation •
• Self Discovery •
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OXNARD TENNIS CENTER
OXNARD TENNIS CENTER
Located at 801 Hobson Way, the Oxnard Tennis Center is the only full service tennis club in the City of Oxnard. Its eight fully
lighted championship tennis courts are complemented by a clubhouse, pro shop, and a locker room facility with showers. Club
members enjoy taking part in weekly tennis activities such as tennis leagues, challenge ladders, club tournaments, doubles
nights and other fun social events designed for the whole family. The Oxnard Tennis Center offers professional tennis instruction
for players of all ages and abilities by PTR/USPTA certified professionals. For more information please call 483-2600.
COURT USE
Members:
Unlimited with membership
Non-members: $8 per person, per day
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
Members do not pay daily rates and may reserve the courts
in advance. Fees may be paid at Recreation Office or at
oxnardrec.org.
Couples Membership ............................................... $272
Senior Membership (55+) ......................................... $135
Individual ................................................................. $188
Junior ....................................................................... $114
Family ...................................................................... $314
Corporate (10 or more) ........................................... $1460
PRIVATE LESSONS
Private lessons are arranged around your schedule. They are the
speediest way to learn the game of tennis. Fee is $65 per hour /
$35 per half hour. By appointment only.
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GROUP TENNIS LESSONS
The Oxnard Tennis Center is headquarters for the Tennis
mAcademy. The OTC is one of the top development centers
for coaching the area’s best junior, adult and senior tennis
players. The Oxnard Tennis Center has been selected as a
National Competition Training Center by the United States
Tennis Association. Director and USTA National Coach Mark
McCampbell heads a friendly and internationally experienced
staff. Which includes Head Pro Steve Beckendorf and assistant
pros Alex Alfaro, Roy Encarnacion and Mbonisi Ndiamande.
Whether you are a big hitter or a first time beginner we are
excited to help you learn this great sport of a lifetime.
ADULT BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE
SATURDAY MORNINGS
Attention Beginners! Learn the basic forehand, backhand,
volley, overhead and serve, as well as great strategy advice
from our top professional staff! Saturdays mornings from 10:00
am - 11:30 am, you can learn all the shots: backhand, forehand,
overhead, serve and volley. Call OTC at 483-2600 for further
information.
Saturdays:
Fee: 10:00 am - 11:30 am
$74 (5 classes)
OXNARD TENNIS CENTER
INTERMEDIATE ADULT
OTC workout is a great way to learn advanced techniques and
strategies from the area’s most popular teaching pros. Classes
offered year-round.
Mondays 6:30 pm - 8 pm
Thursday6:30 pm - 8 pm
Saturdays 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Fee: $14 per class (5+)
$16 per class (drop in)
WEDNESDAY DOUBLES
On Wednesdays OTC will be having a Men’s Doubles Night from
6:00pm-9:00pm. Free for members, $8 for non-members. OTC
Pros will sometimes play too! Come on out for some great
doubles! Contact OTC for further information.
DAILY SENIOR DOUBLES MIXER
Tuesdays 8am-10am, FREE! For OTC members. $8 for nonmembers.
JUNIOR TENNIS
Oxnard Tennis Center’s Junior Tennis Program has helped to
develop some of the area’s top college and high school players.
Our successful “stepping stone” program insures that your child
will improve as he or she participates in these fun classes. Our
kids group lessons are great fun for ages 4 and up. Maximum
student teacher ratio is 7 to 1. Beginning level classes meet
Wednesday & Friday with classes beginning the first Wednesday
of each month.
Fee: $89 per month- twice a week
$54 per month- once a week
$15 per class
Level I Level II Ages 4-15 Ages 7-17 4 - 5 pm Wed & Fri
5 - 6 pm Wed & Fri
PROP SHOP
The Oxnard Tennis Center Pro Shop has same-day racquet
restringing available along with the latest Babolat racquets,
strings, grips and accessories. We also carry Adidas tennis
performance shoes.
OTC SPECIAL EVENTS
OXNARD TENNIS CENTER
WINTER SCTA JUNIOR OPEN
January 31, Feb.1 - This tournament is for junior
players ages 8 to 18. This is a singles tournament that
counts towards their 2015 Southern California Tennis
Association rankings. Players may enter online at www.
oxnardtenniscenter.com or call (805) 483-2600 for more
info.
2015 USTA COMPETITION
TRAINING CENTER
Starting in February - Throughout the next two months
the Tri-Counties top junior tennis players will be training
and competing with other Southern California Training
Centers. Come out and watch the future of United States
Tennis. Call OTC for exact dates and times.
FREE TENNIS LESSON!!!!!!
Saturday Feb. 21 from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm - OTC will
offer a free group lesson for those first timers. Bring
the whole family. Whether you have ever picked up a
racquet or not, come on out and learn this great sport of
a lifetime. Call 483-2600 to reserve your place on center
court. Racquets will be provided and participants can
win free t-shirts and other prizes. To reserve your place
please call 483-2600 or email us at [email protected].
2015 ST. PATRICK’S OPEN
March 14 and 15 - This is a SCTA sanctioned tournament
featuring singles, doubles and mixed for adult players of
all levels. All participants receive a t-shirt. Men’s Open
Division features prize money. Entry Deadline is Sunday
March 8. Call 483-2600 for entry information. Spectator
admission is free.
For more information on Oxnard Tennis Center
events go to: www.oxnardtenniscenter.com or
email us at [email protected]
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RIVER RIDGE GOLF CLUB
BEGINNER ADULT CLASSES
New Player Program includes 6 hours of instruction
covering all aspects of the game. Learn in a fun, stress
free environment. Only $99.00 per person! For more
information contact Jon Gomez, (805) 320-2668 or
[email protected]. First 3 Saturdays of every month,
9 - 11 am and 1 - 3pm. Sunday classes from 2 - 4 pm.
Wednesday night classes starting in April from 6 - 8 pm.
RIVER RIDGE GOLF CLUB
River Ridge Golf Club is a championship golf facility located
at 2401 West Vineyard Avenue. Established in 1986, the
facility offers country club quality at affordable prices
and will challenge all levels of golfers. With 36 holes, a
full service golf shop, a lighted driving range with short
game practice areas, River Ridge is equipped to help any
golfer enjoy the game. For those looking to sharpen up
their game or interested in trying it for the first time,
professional teaching staff are available. River Ridge is also
a great place for weddings, banquets or meetings and has
a café open for breakfast and lunch. For tee times and
other info call (805) 983-4653 or go to www.riverridgegolfclub.com.
ANNUAL PASSES AND CLUBS
Avid golfers can take advantage of one of our Annual
Pass Programs or join one of our many clubs. Ladies,
Men, Senior, and Couples clubs are available for weekly
and monthly tournament play and are a great way to
play competitive golf in a fun environment. For more
information, go to www.riverridgegolfclub.com.
FOOTGOLF
Come out and try the new fun game that is a combination
of golf and soccer. Open after 12pm on weekdays and
weekends through March 7, 2015. $10 for adults, $5 for
juniors.
JUNIOR GOLF: PEE-WEE GOLF (AGES 3-4)
Instructor: Jon Gomez
Location: River Ridge Driving Range
Fee:
$45 for five weeks
Practice clubs are provided. Participants will receive
five weeks of instruction & award. Space is limited
to 8 participants. Registration only accepted through
Jon Gomez at River Ridge Golf Club (805) 320-2668 or
[email protected]. Classes start March 13th, 4:30 5 pm. Parent Participation is mandatory.
MIGHTY MIGHTS GOLF (AGES 5-12)
Instructor: Jon Gomez
Location: River Ridge Driving Range
Fee:
$60 for five weeks
Practice clubs are provided. Participants will receive
five weeks of instruction & award. Space is limited to 12
participants. Registration only accepted through Jon Gomez
at River Ridge Golf Club (805) 320-2668 or thegteam07@
gmail.com. Classes start March 13th, 5 - 6 pm.
TEEN GOLF PROGRAM
Designed for girls and boys ages 13 - 17 looking to improve
on their games to play high school or college golf. Class
includes range practice and on-course play. Please call
Doug Ragan at (805) 444-5697 for dates, times, and rates.
CHALLENGER GOLF - ALL AGES
Saturday afternoons from 1:00-2:00 Call Jon Gomez at (805) 320-2668 for dates, times and rate.
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OXNARD PERFORMING
ARTS CENTER
800 Hobson Way, Oxnard, CA, 93030
Front Office: (805) 385-8147
Box Office: (805) 486-2424
[email protected]
EVENT SCHEDULE
January through May 2015
1/10
Top Player Promotions
BOXING
1/11
Oxnard Community Concert Association
HOLLYWOOD REVISITED
1/16
ICON Productions
CRISTELA ALONZO
1/19
Ventura County’s 29th Annual
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY
1/23
New West Symphony
PINES OF ROME
2/27
New West Symphony
RACHMANINOV
3/26
Oxnard Community Concert Association
THE SICILIAN TENORS
3/27
New West Symphony
THE PLANETS
4/18, 19Ventura County Ballet Company
SLEEPING BEAUTY
4/30
Oxnard Community Concert Association
2 HISTORY MAKING HIT MAKERS 2
5/8
New West Symphony
MOZART GREAT MASS
5/9
MARIACHI FESTIVAL
5/20
Oxnard Ambassadors
AIR FORCE BAND OF THE GOLDEN WEST
5/30, 31Footworks Youth Ballet
SPRING PERFORMANCE
Carnegie Art
Museum
California Art in a Historic Landmark
COME VISIT DOWNTOWN
OXNARD’S ART CENTER!
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Free Family Day
February 21st - 11am-2pm
Building Blocks of Art
Art Exploration Classes for children 7-13
In the Studio
Studio Art Classes for ages 12- 18
CAM Book Club
Third Thursdays monthly @6pm
Call CAM Education (805) 385-8171 for
more information, or visit us online at
carnegieam.org
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OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY
BRANCHES & HOURS
MAIN LIBRARY
251 South A Street
Monday through Thursday, 9:00am – 8:00pm
Saturday, 9:00am - 5:30pm
Sunday, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Library card & check-out information ........... (805) 385-7507
Adult Reference, services & events .............. (805) 385-7532
YA Reference, services & events ................... (805) 240-7309
Children’s Reference, services & events ....... (805) 385-7535
Library Administration .................................. (805) 385-7527
SOUTH OXNARD BRANCH LIBRARY
4300 Saviers Road ........................................ (805) 385-8129
Monday through Thursday, 9:00am-8:00pm
Saturday, 9:00am-5:30pm
COLONIA BRANCH LIBRARY
1500 Camino Del Sol #26 ............................... (805)385-8108
Monday through Thursday, 12:00pm-6:00pm
VISIT YOUR LIBRARY ONLINE
Visit www.oxnardlibrary.net for more information about
ongoing services, events, access to the library catalog, test
preparation, and electronic resources.
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CULTURAL EVENTS
The library is a great place to attend free, exciting, and thoughtprovoking events for adults. Call 385-7532 or visit www.
oxnardlibrary.net for more information about current and
upcoming events.
TEEN COUNCIL
If you are between 6th through 12th grade and would be
interested in supporting your community library by making
suggestions for upcoming youth events (and even using this
fun experience on a college application), consider joining the
Teen Council. For more information about this unique library
club, call 240-7309 at the Main Library or 247-8953 at the South
Oxnard Branch Library.
STORY TIMES
These weekly programs are free and do not require registration.
Main Library
Preschool Story Time
Bilingual Story Time
Tuesdays, 10:30am
Wednesdays, 5pm
South Oxnard Branch Library
Baby & Toddler Story Time Bilingual Story Time
Family Story Time
Mondays, 11am
Mondays, 5pm
Thursdays, 5pm
Colonia Branch Library
Please call 385-8108 for story times.
OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY
THE FAMILY PLACE
The South Oxnard Branch Library now offers a special
space for babies through five year-olds and their parents/
caregivers. The library’s Family Place provides a unique
opportunity for babies and young children to learn by
playing with and sharing developmentally appropriate toys
and books. The Family Place also offers parenting books,
DVDs, pamphlets, and magazines for parents/caregivers.
OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY ADULT
LITERACY OUTREACH PROGRAM
Do you know an adult who wants help with reading and writing?
Would you like to help an adult improve his or her reading and
writing?
Volunteers with the Literacy Outreach Program at the Oxnard
Public Library tutor adults to improve their ability to read and
write for personal, educational, and workplace advancement.
For more information, please call (805) 385-7536.
WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS AT THE
OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY
Adult Literacy Outreach Program Office
251 South A Street (Second Floor)
Free wireless access is available at the Main Library,
Colonia Branch Library and South Oxnard Branch Library
for patrons using their own wireless-capable devices
during open hours. At this time, the library does not loan
or otherwise make available any wireless devices.
PLANNING TO TRAVEL? APPLY FOR A
U.S. PASSPORT AT THE LIBRARY!
Hardware Requirements:
A laptop or wireless device with IEEE 802.11 b/g
compatible wireless network card
Monday through Thursday, 10:30am through 2:30pm.
Services are also available by appointment only:
Tuesday & Wednesday, 5pm-7:30pm
Saturday, 10am-1pm
Software Requirements:
Laptop must have TCP/IP protocol installed and set to use
dynamic IP addressing (DHCP)
The Main Library offers walk-in Passport Acceptance
Services on the following days and hours:
There are two options for U.S. citizens when applying for
travel documents:
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A wallet-sized U.S. Passport card is now available for
land and sea crossing between the U.S. and Canada,
Mexico, Bermuda, and the Caribbean, only. This card
is not valid for air travel.
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The standard 5” x 3.5” U.S. Passport book is valid for
air, sea, or land travel.
YOUR LIBRARY HOMEWORK CENTERS
The Oxnard Main Library and the South Oxnard Branch Library
Homework Centers provide one-on-one homework help for
1st through 12th grade students. Regular hours are Monday
through Thursday from 3pm – 7pm and Saturday from 1pm –
5pm. The Homework Centers offer computers with Internet
access and computer assistance. Students are asked to bring
their homework assignments with them.
Library staff is currently recruiting volunteer tutors to provide
two hours or more of help per week. For more information
about the Homework Centers, please call 385-7512 for the Main
Library Homework Center or 385-8129 for the South Oxnard
Branch Library Homework Center.
COMPUTER USE
All Oxnard libraries offer free 60 minutes per day computer use
with Internet access and a variety of word processing options
on a walk-in basis. Pay-to-use computers are also offered at
the Main Library and South Oxnard Branch Library. Visit www.
oxnardlibrary.net or stop by your nearest library.
For more information on these options, fees, required
documentation, and appointment reservations, call 385-7509.
LIBRARY GIFT SHOP
Located at the Main Library and operated by Oxnard Friends
of the Library Foundation volunteers, the Gift Shop offers a
great selection of greeting cards, toys, jewelry, purses, candles,
scarves, seasonal items and used books. Open Monday through
Thursday from 11am – 5pm and Saturday from 10am – 4pm. All
proceeds benefit the Oxnard Public Library’s programs.
FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK!
@oxnardpubliclibrary
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NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCES
YOUTH ACTIVITY CENTERS
OPEN GYMNASIUMS
The Neighborhood Youth Centers offer an exciting variety
of activities for youth ages 6 to 17. Activities include
seasonal sports, arts, crafts, excursions, special events,
movies, homework assistance and much more! Stop by
your local youth center, meet our friendly staff and review
our monthly calendar.
COLONIA PARK
197 N Marquita St · (805) 385-7970
Hours: 2 - 6 pm
Colonia Memorial Park Veterans Gymnasium
The Colonia Memorial Park Veterans Gymnasium is located
at 195 Marquita St. and is open Monday through Friday,
noon- 9 pm and Saturday, 4 pm - 8 pm. For information
regarding adult open play, leagues and other activities,
call 385-7966 between noon and 6 pm, Monday through
Saturday.
Rio Vista Intermediate School Gymnasium
DURLEY PARK
850 Hill Street · (805) 385-8202
Hours: 2 - 6 pm
Recreation and Community Services offers an open gym at
Rio Vista Intermediate School, 3050 Thames River Drive,
Oxnard. The Gym is open Monday through Friday, from
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
SOUTHWINDS PARK
300 West Clara · (805) 385-7482
Hours: 2 - 6 pm
The gym will offer the following activities:
Mon
Basketball
Wed Basketball
Tues
Volleyball
ThursVolleyball
Fri
Open
SOUTH OXNARD CENTER
200 E Bard Rd · (805) 488-8539
Hours: 2 - 6 pm
BEDFORD PINKARD SKATEBOARD PARK
The City of Oxnard Bedford Pinkard Skateboard Park is located at 3250 Rose Avenue across from Channel Islands High School. The
park is open for skateboards and in-line skates only - no bikes or scooters. Admission to the park is free but all skaters must be
registered with a signed liability release waiver on file before a skater may use the park. Skaters age 17 years and under must have
the waiver signed by a parent or guardian. All skaters must wear a properly secured skate helmet at all times when skating in the
park. (Helmets are NOT available for loan or rent from the Skate Park)
For the latest information on skate park hours and possible closures, please call our 24 hour skate park information line at 9827121 or call the Oxnard Police Activities League at 385-8230.
SKATE PARK HOURS:
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Mon -Thu: 2 - 8 pm
Fri: 2 - 10 pm
Sat: 10 am - 10 pm
Sun: 10 am - 8 pm
NEIGBORHOOD RESOURCES
Participation in your neighborhood council is
important to the future of your neighborhood!
Advantages of having an active neighborhood council
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Chance to get to know your neighborhood
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Allows the neighborhood to come together to identify
and discuss issues of common interest or concern
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Opportunity to plan for and be involved in activities to
improve your neighborhood
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Opportunity to meet with other neighborhood
leaders to share successes and discuss common
problems
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It affords an opportunity for an entire neighborhood
to speak with one voice to City Departments and City
Council
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THE PLACE FOR ANY OCCASION!
Opportunity to meet directly with City officials in your
neighborhood, i.e. City Council members, Police/Fire
chiefs, and police beat coordinators
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Weddings with receptions • Birthday Celebrations
• Baptismals • Debuts/Quinceañeras • Fundraisers • Public Gatherings • Special Events
The neighborhood council can speak to other
agencies, such as school districts, Oxnard College,
county government and non-profit organizations with
a unified voice
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Neighborhood cleanups
200 person capacity - Free Table & Chair Set-Up
Special Business Meeting Rates
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Neighborhood Social Activities
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Beautification Programs
For booking infoirmation, call
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Neighborhood Watch Programs
(805) 385-7995 Office or (805) 385-8362
voicemail
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Improve access to City Services
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Neighbor to Neighbor programs - Bring community
services demonstrations right into your neighborhood
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Work together to plan for local emergencies - C.E.R.T.
(Community Emergency Response Training)
Hablamos Español!
Call the Neighborhood Services Office at
(805) 385-7424 to find out when your
neighborhood’s next meeting is scheduled.
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1. Beck Park - 600 W Kamala
2. Borchard Oak Park - Roble Ln
3. Cabrillo Park - 1600 Ebony Dr
4. Campus Park - 309 S “K” St
5. Carty Park - 3900 S “F” St
6. Central Park - 3200 N Oxnard Blvd
7. Channel View Park - Harbor Blvd & Ocean Dr
8. College Estates Park - 1400 Gary Dr
9. College Park - 3250 S Rose Ave
10. Colonia Park - 170 N Juanita Dr
11. Community Center East Park - 800 Hobson Way
12. Community Center West Park - 801 Hobson Way
13. Connelly Park - 2101 Bevra
14. (Old) Del Sol - 1500 Camino Del Sol
15. Del Sol - 1500 Camino Del Sol
16. Durley - 800 W Hill St
17. East Park - 351 Indus Pl
18. Eastwood Park - 1401 N “F” St
19. Fremont Tot Park - 1130 N “M” St
20. Garden City Acres Park - 5302 Cypress Rd
21. Gateway Park - Forrest Park & River Park Blvds
22. Johnson Creek Park - 501 East Johnson Rd
23. Kohala Park - Kohola St
24. Lathrop Park - 600 E Guava St
25. Lemonwood Park - 2055 East San Mateo Pl
26. Linear Park - Hemlock St & Pearl Way
27. Marina West Park -1300 S Novato Dr
28. Neptune Square Park - Neptune Square
29. Orchard Park - 2130 Edelweiss St
30. Oxnard Beach Park - 1601 S Harbor Blvd
31. Peninsula Park - 3333 S. Peninsula Rd.
32. Pfeiler Park - C/O Chavez Dr. & Pinata
33. Plaza Park - 500 South “C” Street
34. Pleasant Valley Park - 4501 Justin Way
35. Rio Del Mar Elementary - 3150 Thames River Dr.
36. Rio Lindo Park - 841 Blanca St.
37. Rio Vista Middle School - 3050 Thames River Dr.
38. Sea Air - 2011 9th Street
39. SeaBridge - 3900 W. Wooley Rd.
40. Sea View - 1001 Offshore St.
41. Sierra Linda - 1040 Indigo Pl.
42. South Bank - 2610 Woodside Pl.
43. Southwest Community Park - 2500 W 5th St.
44. SW Community Park Extension - 2500 W 5th St.
45. South Winds Park - 455 W. Clara St.
46. Sports Park - Entrada & Morado Pl.
47. Swim Beach - Victoria Ave.
48. Thompson Park - 201 N. Imperial St.
49. Via Marina Park - 3301 Keel Way
50. Village Green Park - 3002 Moss Landing Blvd.
51. Vineyard Park - 2790 Smokey Mountain Dr.
52. West Channel Park
53. West Village Park - 1501 Cesar Chavez Dr.
54. Wilson Park - 350 North “C” Street
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Park - 802 Owens
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Wilson Senior Center
350 N C Street
Clark & Adair Field /
Oxnard Tennis Center
801 Hobson Way
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Performing Arts Center
800 Hobson Way
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850 Hill Street
Channel Islands Blvd.
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600 W Kamala St
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Colonia Gym
197 N Marquita St
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Del Sol Soccer Complex
126-B Amelia Ct.
Oxnard Blvd.
Victoria Ave.
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350 South K Street
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South Oxnard Center
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200 E Bard Road
Southwinds Youth Center
300 W Clara St.
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College Park
1800 Channel Islands Blvd.
SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE AND REGISTRATION
AVAILABLE IN MAY AT OXNARDREC.ORG
Join us for an afternoon of group and individual activities!
We have arts and crafts, games, a jolly jump and the City Corps Train!
Located at
O X N A R D B E A C H PA R K , 1601 Harbor Blvd. in Oxnard.
11:00 am to 2:00 pm
STARTING MAY 16TH!
Complete Summer schedule to be announced at a later date
For more information, call Special Populations at (805) 889-5368.
*Event is free, however, participants must pay for parking.