GENERAL INFORMATION We Create Community Through People

We Create Community Through People, Parks and Programs

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GENERAL INFORMATION

MESSAGE FROM THE RECREATION TEAM!

Your Lompoc Recreation Division Team welcomes you to the 2018 Fall Recreation Activity Guide filled with information related to Lompoc City Parks and Recreation Division programs, facilities and services.

As the children return to school, the days may remain warm, but we realize it will not be long before the Holidays are upon us. Your Lompoc Recreation Division Team has many great events, classes and excursions planned to celebrate this season and the upcoming Holidays. Just a few to mention would be the Youth Basketball League for boys and girls 4 years old to 8th grade, swim lessons year round, Turkey Trot Run, Arts & Vines Craft Fair and our exciting Photography Contest, and new this year…Totally 80’s Family Dance Party!

Come enjoy the 2018 Lompoc Valley Children’s Christmas Season Parade “Miracle on H Street!!”…an exciting time when everyone in Lompoc comes together to celebrate the beauty of “community” in Lompoc. If you are looking for that perfect gift this Christmas...consider a gift certificate for a recreation program, park rental or even passes to the Lompoc Aquatic Center!

We are excited to offer ACTIVE Net online registration to our customers to better serve your needs. It will allow you to search for classes, check facility availability, reserve a park and receive program alerts to list a few. Go online from any wireless device and create an account profile and discover all the benefits and resources at your convenience. www.apm.activecommunities.com/LompocRecreation.

We would like to thank you for choosing services coordinated by the Recreation Division to meet the leisure needs of you and your family. We take great pride in providing our community with a better quality of life. Thank you for the opportunity to “Create Community Through People, Parks & Programs”.

FACILITIES & PARKSFACILITIESRental facilities include the Anderson Recreation Center and Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center, accommodating 30-300 people for special events, exhibition, meetings, etc., and the Civic Auditorium, with a seating capacity of 430 for performing arts, seminars, meetings, etc. Rates will vary depending on the size of the facility needed, the type of activity and the length of the activity. Applications and fee schedules are available at the Anderson Recreation Center, 125 W. Walnut Ave. Contact Sue Slavens, at 875-8098, for more information.

PARK RESERVATIONSLarge groups are encouraged to reserve City park group picnic areas and BBQ pits. Group picnic facilities are available at Ryon Park, Beattie Park, Ken Adam Park and River Park. These group areas can accommodate large groups up to 150 persons. Please complete facility reservation forms at the Anderson Recreation Center, 125 W. Walnut Ave., between the hours of 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Smaller individual tables and braziers are available on a first-come, first-served basis in all parks. For more information contact 875-8100.

PARK MAINTENANCEThe Parks Division, maintains nearly 400 acres of City parks, public facility grounds, parkways, and open space. City parks are open to the public daily from 7:30 am until dusk.

Recreation Division Mario Guerrero Jr., Recreation Manager Chad Dawson, Recreation Supervisor Sue Slavens, Recreation Supervisor

Ashlee Winslow, Recreation Supervisor Johanna Kinard, Recreation Coordinator

Parks Division Danny Lara, Park Maintenance Supervisor

Administrative Staff Shandee Vega, Office Staff Assistant II Alyssa Lozoya, Office Staff Assistant I

Parks and Recreation Commission Pat Brady, Chairperson

Dave Baker, Commissioner Steve Bridge, Commissioner

Charles Sommer, Commissioner

Senior Commission Mary Lou Parks, Chairperson Alyce Martin, Commissioner

Youth Commission Jessica Street, Chair

Alee Lamica, Vice Chair Scott Betschel, Commissioner

Victoria Gordon, Commissioner Beverly Kennedy, Commissioner

Emily March, Commissioner Karla Paniagua, commissioner Tyler Rainwater, Commissioner Nathan Schatz, Commissioner

The Parks and Recreation, Senior, Youth and Beautification Commissions are voluntary boards appointed by the City

Council. Regular meetings are open to the public.

Lompoc City Council Bob Lingl, Mayor

Jim Mosby, Council Member Jenelle Osborne, Council Member

Dirk Starbuck, Council Member Victor Vega, Council Member

City Administration Jim Throop, City Manager

Teresa Gallavan, Economic Development Director/ Assistant City Manager

Handicap AccessibilityThe Anderson Recreation Center is fully accessible to the physically handicapped. The Anderson Recreation Center has an elevator serving the east parking lot and all floors of the building, as well as a ramp serving the west, at the North “I” Street entrance. If ramp access is necessary, please call in advance so that we can assure that all doors will be open for your use. The Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center and the Lompoc Aquatic Center are single story structures with street level access with automatic accessible doors. Civic Auditorium is equipped with wheelchair access by ramp in the front of the facility and rear of the building stage access. The facility has open space for wheelchair viewing in the auditorium for performances.

Reference to businesses or other entities in this publication, through advertising or otherwise, does not constitute an endorsement of such businesses by the City of Lompoc.

City Administrative Offices will be CLOSED on the following dates:

Labor Day- Monday, September 3rdVeteran’s Day (Observed) – Monday, November 12th

Thanksgiving – Thursday & Friday, November 22nd & 23rdChristmas – Monday & Tuesday, December 24th & December 25th

New Year’s Day – Tuesday, January 1st


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GENERAL INFORMATION

SPOTLIGHT CONTENTSSpecial Events ��2, 19General Information ��3-4Active Older Adults ��5-7Youth & Teen Programs ��8-9Youth Sports ��10Adult Programs ��11-12Adult Sports ��12Social Scene ��13Excursions ��13Aquatics ��14-17Parks & Facilities ��18

“We Create Community Through People, Parks & Programs”

For your convenience, please use the following directory to contact the

Recreation Division Team Members.

Recreation Administrative Offices

Anderson Recreation Center (P) 805-875-8100 (F) 805-736-5195 [email protected]

Mario Guerrero, Recreation Manager 805-875-8095

Johanna Kinard, Youth & Teen Programs 805-875-8089

Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center 805-875-8085

Sue Slavens, Senior Services & Facilities 805-875-8098

Chad Dawson, Sports & Adult Programs 805-875-8092

Lompoc Aquatic Center 805-875-AQUA (2782)

Ashlee Winslow, Aquatics 805-875-2703

We reserve the right to use any photos of participants taken by our staff in our programs and facilities as

promotion material for future brochure publications, flyers, website postings and any other media

opportunity.

When there are two fees listed under a program and/or a course, the (R) is the discounted rate for those participants who reside within the city limits, paying

City taxes. The (N) is the fee for those non-residents who reside outside the city limits (Vandenberg Village, Mission Hills, Mesa Oaks, etc.) which is the actual cost

of the class and/or program.

Recreation Facility Abbreviation List

Anderson Recreation Center – ARC 125 West Walnut Avenue

Civic Auditorium Classroom – CA 217 South L Street

Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center – DDCSC

1120 West Ocean Avenue

Lompoc Aquatic Center - LAQC 207 West College Avenue

Ken Adam Park – KAPK Adjacent to Allan Hancock College

HOW DO I REGISTER?Program registrations are accepted by walk-in at the Anderson Recreation Center, 125 West Walnut Avenue, or by phone at 805-875-8100� Online registra-tion available at:www�apm�activecommunities�com/LompocRecreation

When two fees are quoted (i�e�, $20/$24), the first is the discount rate for residents

of the City of Lompoc that reside within City limits and the second for non-residents�

For more rental information, contact the Lompoc Recreation Administrative Offices at 805-875-8100.

PARK & FACILITY RENTALSNeed a place to rent for your special occasion? We have

banquet rooms and picnic areas available for you!

Anderson Recreation CenterDick DeWees Community & Senior Center

Civic AuditoriumLompoc Aquatic Center

Beattie ParkKen Adam Park

River ParkRyon Park

Thompson Park



ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS

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Programs are FREE for participants 50 years of age and older, unless otherwise indicated. The Recreation Division of the City of Lompoc reserves the right to cancel or change class locations and/or times due to low participation, or unexpected circumstances. If you should have any questions regarding the current programming for seniors, please contact (805) 875-8085 (DDCSC) or (805) 875-8100 (ARC). All senior programs are held at the Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center, 1120 West Ocean Avenue in Lompoc.

Senior Programs will be closed on the following days to observe the holidays: September 3rd, November 12th, November 22nd & 23rd and December 24th & 25th

ONGOING SENIOR ACTIVITIES(Descriptions listed on pages 6-7)

MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS

Chair Yoga9AM -10AM

Laughter & Wellness

10AM-11AM

Fit 10110:30AM - 11:30AM

HICAP1PM-3PM

Applied and Fine Arts Painting9AM – 12PM

Strength Training9AM – 10AM

Rag Rug1PM – 3PM

Introductory Party Bridge

1PM -2PM

Party Bridge2PM – 3PM

Tea Leaves(Every 3rd Wed of the month)

9:30AM-11AM

Fit 10110:30AM-11:30AM

Tai Chi1:30PM-2:30PM

TOPS8AM – 10AM

Strength Training9AM – 10AM

LOMPOC APPLE USER GROUP- iPHONE/iPAD CLASS

11AM – 12PM(Every 2nd Thurs of the month)

Introductory Party Bridge 1PM -2PM

Party Bridge2PM – 3PM

Caring for the Caregiver3PM-4:30PM

Chair Yoga9AM -10AM

Braille Institute9:30AM-11:30AM

(4th Friday only)

Fit 10110:30AM -11:30AM

Movie Matinee12:30PM – 3PM

(Last Fri of month)

PROGRAMS OFFERED DAILY PROGRAMS OFFERED/REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Computer Access 9AM – 3PMPool/Billiards 9AM – 3PMCAC Nutrition Lunch 11:30AM – 12PMDominos 12:30PM – 3PMThe Community Action Commission (CAC) offers a nutritional lunch program for Seniors age 60 and older, Monday through Friday. Lunch is served 11:30am–12:00pm. For more information call 310-1557.

Five Wishes 805-875-8098AARP Safe Driving 805-875-8085Braille Institute 805-682-6222Brown Bag 805-875-8098Care for the Caregiver Valerie 805-965-1001, x419HICAP 1-800-434-0222Tea Leaves 805-875-8098

PROGRAMS OFFERED ON A MONTHLY BASISAARP Safe Driving Program – November 1st & 2nd

Brown Bag Program – 09/05 & 09/19 10/03 & 10/17 11/07 & 11/21 12/05UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS

Valley of the flowers Bridge Tournament September 21st thru 23rd



ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS

AARP SAFE DRIVING PROGRAMThe American Association for Retired Persons is offering Driving Safety and Defensive Driving Tips for seniors in its “Safe Driving” Program. There is a $15 fee for AARP members and a $20 fee for non-members for the workbook; payable the first day of class to the instructor. You will receive a driving certificate. Instructor: Bob Hoffman Rooms 105/106Session 1: TH/F 12:00PM-4:00PM 11/01, 11/02

ALLAN HANCOCK-FINE & APPLIED ARTS PAINTINGThis class offers beginning to advanced instruction in acrylic painting, using oil techniques, experimenting with a palette knife in color mixing, composition, values and techniques. Demonstration and lively class critique with valuable discussion are a vital part of each session. Instructor: Shirley Wallace Rooms 105/106Session 1: TU 9:00AM-12:00PM 09/04-12/18

Holiday No Class 12/25

ASSISTED HOSPICE CARE BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUPGoing through a loss on your own can be very difficult, but our caring team at Assisted Hospice Care is here to support you. Our trained counselors will help you to begin healing from the wounds of a loss. All groups are conducted in a safe and supportive setting that allows you to go at your own pace in the grieving process. This class is open to the community, and held on the 1st Thursday of each month.Facilitator: Assisted Hospice Care Staff Room 108Thursdays 1:00PM-3:00PM 09/06, 10/04, 11/01, 12/06

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS Lompoc Valley Volunteer Nurses will be giving free blood pressure checks to keep you updated on the status of your blood pressure. Stay healthy and monitor your blood pressure with this free service!Facilitator: Lompoc Valley Nurses LibrarySession 1: F 9:30AM-12:00PM TBA

BRAILLE INSTITUTE The Braille Institute will be available the 4th Friday of the month to do low-cost vision care. To schedule an appointment, please call (805) 682-6222.Instructor: Braille Institute Staff LibraryFridays 9:30AM-11:30AM 09/28, 10/26, 11/30, 12/28

BROWN BAG PROGRAM The mission of the Brown Bag Program is to provide bags of groceries to low-income seniors as a supplement to their own food budget and to assist seniors with maintaining an independent, self-sufficient lifestyle. To apply, please call (805) 875-8085. Room 102 – C&DW 10:00 AM -11:00AM 09/05, 09/19, 10/03,

10/17, 11/07, 11/21, 12/05

CARING FOR THE CAREGIVERNeed professional help caring for senior family members? We have a support group for you too. On Thursday afternoons, to learn strategies, share common experiences and strengthen your coping skills along with various other supports. Family service agency endeavors to help caregivers help seniors. Make an appointment: 805-965-1001, x226Instructor: Family Service Agency Room: 118Session 1: Thursday 3:00pm-4:30pm 09/06-12/27

Holiday No Class 11/22CHAIR YOGA FOR SENIORSFor generations yoga has been building strength and flexibility – body, mind, and spirit. CHAIR YOGA is appropriate for all ages, sizes, and experience levels. Side effects may include stronger bones, improved balance, and an overall sense of wellbeing.Instructor: June Rooms 105/106M/F 9:00 AM -10:00PM 09/07-12/28

Holiday No Class 09/03, 11/12 11/23, 12/24

DOMINOS Drop in and have some fun! Join others after lunch in a few games of Dominos. Have a good social time as well as experience the enjoyment of playing Dominos and an opportunity to catch up on the latest news. Room MPM-F 1:00pm-3:00pm 09/04- 12/31

Holidays 09/03, 11/12 & 11/22 11/23, 12/24 12/25

FIVE WISHESWe can assist filling out the Five Wishes document. Five Wishes is a living will available to anyone 18 and older. Five Wishes is a detailed legal document that covers your personal, emotional, spiritual and medical needs. The document allows you to discuss with your family, friends, and doctors how you would like to be treated if you become seriously ill. To make an appointment please call (805) 875-8098.

FIT INDIVIDUALIZED TRAINING: FIT 101This is an Arthritis based exercise program, sponsored by Carnahan Therapy, to increase strength, flexibility and balance. Exercises are performed while sitting. Join the fun!Instructor: Mario Santiago Banquet Room 102 -BSession 1: M/W/Fri 10:30AM-11:30AM 09/05- 12/31

Holiday No Class 09/03, 11/12 11/23, 12/24

GRIEF RECOVERY TRANSITION GROUP Transition group, for those who have moved beyond grief, but still find the need to get together and talk about their loss and to be with each other for social and emotional support.Thursdays Room 118 10:00AM-11:30AM 09/06- 12/27


Lompoc Recreation Division reserves the right to use any photos of participants taken by our staff in

our programs and facilities as promotion material for future brochure publications, flyers, website

postings and any other media opportunity.



HICAP ASSISTANCE Assistance for Medicare beneficiaries to understand their coverage, HMO'S and medical insurance. HICAP also assists with billing problems and appeals. Please call 1-800-434-0222 for appointments.Facilitator: HICAP Staff Room 118Session 1: M 1:00PM-3:00PM 09/03 - 12/31

Holiday No Class 9/3, 12/24

LOMPOC APPLE USER GROUP- IPHONE/IPAD CLASSLMUG meets the 2nd Thursday of the month to answer your questions about today’s new technology. Learn about your MAC, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Room 105/106Thursdays 11:00AM-12:00PM 09/13 10/11 11/08 12/13

LAUGHTER & WELLNESS CLASS This free LMUG laughter class will show you the EASY, fun way promoting methods to safety and reliably promote health through laughter, joy, and human connections. At the same time, you will be developing a more resilient, positive attitude in your life. Come see what all laughter is about!!! Room 105/106Mondays 10:00AM-11:00AM 09/10 - 12/31

Holiday No Class 09/03, 11/12, 12/24

MOVIE MATINEEIf you don't go to the movies or own a VCR or DVD player, this is your chance to watch current movies! Join us for a fun afternoon enjoying a movie and some delicious popcorn on the last Friday of the month. Room 105 & 106Fridays 12:30PM-3:00PM 09/28, 10/26, 11/30, 12/28

INTRODUCTORY PARTY BRIDGEInterested in learning how to play bridge? Come in on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:00pm to learn, meet new friends, and have fun. For more info call Mike at (805) 733-4301


PARTY BRIDGE If you have played party bridge or duplicate bridge before, or if you have been away from the game for a while, or if you want to hone your duplicate playing and convention skills, come and join us!Tu/Th Room 108 1:00PM-3:00PM 09/04-12/27


RAG RUG AND MISC. HANDWORKThe Rag Rug Class is branching out to encompass other hand-work including, but not limited to, knitting, crocheting, quilting, embroidery and cross-stitch. Participants are encouraged to bring their projects and share ideas with people who are work-ing on varied handwork, from easy and simplistic, to time con-suming and difficult, and everything in between. In addition to doing handwork, meeting like-minded folks and making new friends, it's a great class to come to just to get away from the TV, phone and computer. Little handwork, friendly chatter, sharing, thoughts and ideas. We'd like to invite you to join us. This class is for seniors 50 and older. Hope to see you there! Tuesdays 1:00PM-3:00PM Rooms 105/106 09/04-12/18


STRENGTH TRAINING CLASSCome and join a free Strength Training Class. Increase balance, coordination, and flexibility while having FUN. This class uses sitting and standing positions only to aid in a gentle approach to wellness. Lompoc Valley Medical Centers Physical Therapist Terri, the instructor, makes this class fun and enjoyable.Instructor: Terry Robinson Room 102Session 1: Tu/Th 9:00AM-10:00AM 09/06-12/28

Holiday No Class 11/22, 12/25

TAI CHI FOR SENIORSTai Chi accumulates energy and leaves you refreshed and relaxed when you finish. The graceful, slow speed of our styles, coupled with an emphasis on deep breathing and mental focus, creates balance, flexibility and calmness, which relieves stress and allows for the integration of your mind and body.Instructor: Yuka Freeman Banquet Room 102-C&DW 1:30PM-2:30PM 09/05-12/26

THE TEA LEAVESTea Leaves is a local group of women writers who meet the 3rd Wednesdays of the month. Their group of 12 members conducts writing exercises and presents readings of their writings which can include prose or poetry and fiction or non-fiction for constructive critique. If the group has been filled, a waiting list will be established. New guests are encouraged to attend three sessions to see if it is a good fit for them. Trust among Tea Leave members must be established. To sign up for the group, please call (805) 875-8098.Facilitator: Mary Lou Parks Room 108Wednesdays 10:00AM-11:00AM 09/19, 10/17, 11/21, 12/19

TOPS (TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY) Do you want to lose or maintain your weight? Then TOPS is for you. A World Wide organization with a local chapter, designed to help people lose weight through healthy eating, activities, and the support of fellow members. Our mission is to support our members as they take off Pounds Sensibly. Come join our weekly club and lose weight. Our leader is Kathleen, and we meet every Thursday morning. Please call (805) 736-1489 for more information. Room 105 & 106Weigh-in: TH 8:00AM- 8:55AM Meetings: TH 9:00AM-10:00AM 09/06-12/27


ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS

Recreation Facility Abbreviation List

Anderson Recreation Center – ARC 125 West Walnut Avenue

Civic Auditorium Classroom – CA 217 South L Street

Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center – DDCSC 1120 West Ocean Avenue

Lompoc Aquatic Center - LAQC 207 West College AvenueKen Adam Park – KAPK

Adjacent to Allan Hancock College



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KARATE-TANG SOO DO/ 5 & UPThis ancient martial art, originating in Korea, is a method of empty-hand and foot fighting based on the scientific use of the body in self-defense. This mysterious art is designed to develop individual character, mental strength, integrity and respect for others. This course offers a $5.00 family discount. *Class fee prorated.Instructor: Theodore Jackson $50 (R), $60 (N) CABeginning ClassSession 1: Tu/Th 5:30PM-6:45PM 09/04-09/27Session 2: Tu/Th 5:30PM-6:45PM 10/02-10/30Session 3: Tu/Th 5:30PM-6:45PM 11/01-11/29Session 4: Tu/Th 5:30PM-6:45PM 12/04-12/13*Advanced classSession 1: Tu/Th 7:00PM-8:15PM 09/04-09/27Session 2: Tu/Th 7:00PM-8:15PM 10/02-10/30Session 3: Tu/Th 7:00PM-8:15PM 11/01-11/29Session 4: Tu/Th 7:00PM-8:15PM 12/04-12/13*

SHOTOKAN KARATE DO/ 5 & UPThis class specializes in professional Shotokan Karate-Do instruction, philosophy and physical conditioning with an emphasis on reflex development, timing, hand-eye coordination, balance and sense of well being. Basic skills, forms and sparring drills will be stressed equally to offer students a balanced training program. *Class fee prorated. Sensei: Vito Pascua $50(R), $60(N) CASession 1: M/W 6:00PM-7:30PM 09/05-09/26*Session 2: M/W 6:00PM-7:30PM 10/01-10/31Session 3: M/W 6:00PM-7:30PM 11/05-11/28

ARCHERY/ 7 – 16 YEARSWe are proud to offer this exciting and popular archery class for youth. Classes include safety, physical and mental skill, proper shooting form, and the physics and math of archery. Archery instills confidence and self-esteem in athletes and all training is done in a positive, self-assuring manner with emphasis on the enjoyment of the sport.Instructor: Thom Chamberlain $44(R), $52(N) KAPSession 1: Tu 4:00PM-5:00PM 08/28-09/18

CANVAS KIDSCome learn the basics and beyond in this fun and exciting class. Your child will have lots of fun creating a seasonal masterpiece that they will be proud to hang on the wall. Canvas, paint and other supplies are included. Please wear work clothes!Instructor: Recreation Staff $30 (R), $36 (N) ARCSession 1: F 4:00PM-5:30PM 09/07Session 2: F 4:00PM-5:30PM 10/05Session 3: F 4:00PM-5:30PM 11/02Session 4: F 4:00PM-5:30PM 12/14

COOKING ADVENTURES CAMP/ 6 – 10 YEARSThis great new camp features the opportunity for kids to be creative in the kitchen! Each class will focus on creating at least one yummy meal or snack (which we get to eat or take home) as well as discussion on kitchen and food safety. Kids will learn measuring, recipes, and make new friends as they become self-sufficient in the kitchen. Children will prepare appetizers, breakfast treats, lunch ideas and even quick and easy dinner options. *No class November 21st, class fee prorated.Instructor: Recreation Staff $45 (R), $54 (N) ARCSession 1: W 3:30PM-5:00PM 09/05-09/26Session 2: W 3:30PM-5:00PM 10/03-10/24Session 3: W 3:30PM-5:00PM 11/07-11/28*

KENDO/ 6 AND UP Kendo, literally "the Way of the Sword" is the modern sport of Japanese fencing based on traditional Kenjutsu "sword fighting". Physical benefits include improved coordination and strength, and increased stamina and aerobic capacity; and mental benefits include improved concentration, mental stamina and character development. Great for young and old, come try one of Japan's most popular martial arts! No equipment needed to start. You may purchase gear at a discount through the instructor. Jason Carter has been training in the Japanese martial arts of Kendo, Iaido and Aikido under some of the top Masters in the world for over 17 years. *No class November 23rd Instructor: Jason Carter $25(R), $30(N) CASession 1: F 5:30PM-7:00PM 09/07-09/28Session 2: F 5:30PM-7:00PM 10/05-10/26Session 3: F 5:30PM-7:00PM 11/02-11/30*Session 4: F 5:30PM-7:00PM 12/07-12/28

PUMPKIN DECO WORKSHOPTransform mini pumpkins into “boo-tiful” Halloween decorations. All supplies are included, please wear work clothes! Instructor: Recreation Staff $10 per person ARCSession 1: F 4:00PM-5:30PM 10/19

SUGAR COOKIE DECORATINGSugar and spice, and everything nice! Come enjoy an afternoon decorating pre-made sugar cookies. All fixings are included. Instructor: Recreation Staff $10 per person ARCSession 1: W 4:00PM-5:30PM 12/19

SUPER SITTER/ 11-17 YEARS Help your child make a difference by enrolling him or her in our comprehensive babysitting class. It is designed to instruct young boys and girls in basic but vital skills of child care. Class includes accident prevention, emergency actions, basic care of children, and fundamental babysitting responsibilities.Instructor: Ashlee Winslow $25(R), $30(N) LAQC ClassroomSession 1: F 9:00AM – 12:00PM 01/04/19

YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMS

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YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMS

KRAZY KAMPS FOR KIDS/ 6 -10 YEARSThis winter, Recreation staff has created some fun and exciting camps to keep you busy during your winter break. Each camp features hands on activities, supplies, snacks and guaranteed fun. Sign up for the camp that sparks your interest, or register for both and receive a discount.Instructor: Recreation Staff $35(R), $42(N)* ARC*Register for both camps for a flat $60(R)/$72(NR) fee

CREATIVE CRAFTSIf you enjoy creating items with your own two hands, you will love this new winter camp. Come and create unique and intricate pieces of art while you explore a whole new world crafted by your own imagination.Session 1: W,Th,F 10:00AM – 12:00PM 01/02-01/04/2019

SCIENCE SCENEEver wanted to be a mad scientist, or possibly wanted to play around with a few experiments? If so, this is for you! After this class, you will be able to amaze your family and friends with your knowledge of the world of science. Each day we will work on different age appropriate science projects that will blow your mind!Session 1: W,Th,F 1:00PM – 3:00PM 01/02-01/04/2019

Teen Volunteer Opportunities with Lompoc Recreation

Are you interested in gaining job skills, getting an introduction to customer service while working with children in our recreation programs? Teen volunteer positions are available this Fall. Teens will receive mentoring from current Recreation Leaders and Building Attendants to get a preview of what working for Recreation entails…FUN! Teens must be between 13-15 years of age and complete an interview/orientation process. Space is limited! Volunteers must be willing to work special events and weekends. Teen Volunteer placement is based on program needs and requests for placement are not guaranteed. For further information, please call Recreation Supervisor Sue Slavens at 805-875-8098.

LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD.

POSITIONS OPEN!

LOMPOC YOUTH COMMISSION

Are you 15-21 years of age and looking to serve your community? Here is your

opportunity to get involved in your community, plan events for local teens, meet new people

and also beef up your college resume!

Meeting Info: Every 4th Monday

of the Month at7:00 PM at the

AndersonRecreation

Center, 125 WestWalnut Avenue.

For more information on how you can apply, visit us online atwww.cityoflompoc.com, or email Johanna Kinard,

[email protected]



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YOUTH BASKETBALL – BOYS & GIRLS LEAGUES / 3RD-8TH GRADEThis league is a recreational and learning league involving teams from the Lompoc Valley and VAFB. Boys & Girls from 3rd – 8th Grade will learn to play basketball and compete with other kids their own age. This is not a COED League!! Each player receives a team shirt and an award at the end of the season. Practice and games will be during the week and on Saturdays. All registrations will be taken at the Anderson Recreation Center. Registration fee includes twenty (20) $2.00 reimbursable raffle ticketsLITTLE DRIBBLERS 3rd & 4TH GRADE, JUNIOR DIVISION 5th & 6TH GRADE, SENIOR DIVISION 7th & 8TH GRADESession 1: M-SA 10/29-02/09

LITTLE STARS/TINY HOOPS BASKETBALL / 4 YEARS OLD*-2ND GRADE This Coed league emphasizes learning rather than competition. Boys and girls are taught the basic fundamentals of basketball. Each child receives a T-shirt and an award at the end of the season. Practice and games will be held during the week and on Saturdays. All registrations will be taken at the Anderson Recreation Center. Registration fee includes twenty (20) $2.00 reimbursable raffle tickets. *Must be four before the season starts.Little Stars: 4 years old – Kindergarten, Tiny Hoops: 1st / 2nd grade Session 1: M-SA 10/29-02/02

EARLY REGISTRATION FOR YOUTH BASKETBALL- SATURDAYS: September 8th & September 15th from 9:00AM-12:00PM $100 (R) $120 (N) $80 Second Child

LATE REGISTRATION FOR YOUTH BASKETBALL - SATURDAYS: September 22nd & September 29th from 9:00AM-12:00PM$120 (R) $144 (N) $100 Second Child

** Registrations will also be taken at the Anderson Recreation Center, Monday through Friday from 9am – 5pm beginning on Tuesday, September 4th.

TENNIS LESSONS/ AGES 8 TO 16Come out, have some fun, get some great exercise,

and learn a lifetime activity - - the wonderful game of Tennis! Our Tennis Instructor, Paul Gaudreault, has been playing and teaching Tennis for over 20 years. Paul is an enthusiastic and motivating instructor, with outstanding credentials and experience. He is a high school tennis coach and a 28 year United States Tennis tourney professional. Instruction is tailored to each student’s experience, knowledge, and playing ability. His 8 – lesson monthly class covers Conditioning and Stretching, Grips, Stroke Mechanics, Tennis Terminology and History, Scoring, Strategy and Tennis Etiquette. Students bring their own tennis racket, proper tennis attire, water bottle and towel and the instructor provides the Tennis Balls.Instructor: Paul Gaudreault Ryon Park $30(R), $36(N)Session 1: W/Sa 4PM-5PM(W), 10:30AM-11:45AM(Sa) 09/05-09/29Session 2: F/Sa 4PM-5PM(F), 11:45AM-1PM(Sa) 09/07-09/29Session 3: W/Sa 4PM-5PM(W), 10:30AM-11:45AM(Sa) 10/03-10/27Session 4: F/Sa 4PM-5PM(F), 11:45AM-1PM(Sa) 10/05-10/27

Lompoc Recreation Division reserves the right to use any photos of participants taken by our staff in our programs and facilities as promotion material for future brochure publications, flyers, website postings and any other media opportunity.

YOUTH SPORTS

Day: FridaysDates: 09/14 – 10/19Location: Riverbend Park Field AHolidays: N/AMeetings: 6Fee: $75

Soccer 2: Skillz & Scrimmages (7-10yrs) 3:30-4:15pmSoccer 1: Techniques & Teamwork (5-6yrs) 4:15-5:00pmTot/Pre-Soccer (3-5yrs) 5:00-5:35pmMommy/Daddy & Me Soccer (2-3 1/2yrs) 5:45-6:15pm

Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer – (ages 2 – 3 1/2)Introduce your toddler to the world’s most popular sport! As you participate together in our fun age-appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. The fun happens on the field, and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer parents are a part of the action!

Tot/Pre-Soccer – (ages 3 1/2 – 4)Enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids! Learn the basic techniques of the game while building self-esteem and learning to follow instructions in a nurturing teaching environment. Shin guards are required after the first meeting.

Soccer 1: Techniques & Teamwork – (ages 5 – 6)Learn dribbling, passing, defense and shooting goals! Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. Perfect for first time players while being fun and engaging for kids with some experience. Shin guards are required after the first meeting.

Soccer 2: Skillz & Scrimmages – (ages 7 – 10)Have a great time while developing core soccer skills like dribbling, passing and shooting in a team play format. Each class will include individual skill building and scrimmages to develop teamwork and positional play. All levels are welcome to come enjoy the world’s most popular game! Shin guards are required after the first meeting.

Minimum/Maximum Class Size:All Classes: 6 min – 20 max



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AERIAL YOGA/ 18 & UPAerial Yoga uses a looped piece of fabric to do poses and assist with inversions. We begin class with a few warm-ups, strengthening poses and then begin to learn inversions and hang upside down. This class is great if you want to develop and improve flexibility, strength and overall health. Most of the exercises increase core strength improving balance as well as tightening the abdominal area. Try a class an experience an amazing new way to yoga! All levels are encouraged to sign-up!Instructor: Martena Wilson $40(R), $48(N) 103 W. Walnut Ave.Session 1: W 5:30PM-6:30PM 09/05-09/26Session 2: W 5:30PM-6:30PM 10/03-10/24Session 3: W 5:30PM-6:30PM 11/07-11/28Session 4: W 5:30PM-6:30PM 12/05-12/26

CAKE DECORATING – BEGINNING/ 14 & UPThis is a fun class to learn the basics of creating special cakes. Celebrate all of those special occasions, holidays, birthdays, or anniversaries with cakes that you've decorated... just like the professionals! A supply list is available during registration.Instructor: Arlene Carlon $36(R), $43(N) ARC Session 1: Tu 6:30PM-8:30PM 09/18-10/23

ADULT DANCE - SOCIAL DANCE TUNE-UP/18 & UPYou've taken a dance class or two (or maybe lots). But you've forgotten a lot of what you used to know. Or maybe you do a lot of dancing, but you want to add some new moves, brush up your technique. This class is for you. We will dance at least two different dances each night, reviewing the basics and adding a few new moves to each dance. We will cover tango, foxtrot, waltz, east coast swing, and add other social dances by request. Dust off those dancin' shoes and get back on the dance floor!Instructor: Becky Reid $40(R), $48(N) DDCSCSession 1: W 7:00PM-8:00PM 09/12–10/24

ADULT DANCE - BEYOND THE BASICS WEST COAST SWING/18 & UPCan't get enough West Coast Swing? In this class, we will add variations to the basics you already know from our beginning classes, and give you some technique and style pointers to take your swing dance to the next level. This class will be best for people who already know the basics of West Coast Swing, or have taken at least one of our beginning west coast swing dance classes in the past.Instructor: Becky Reid $40(R), $48(N) DDCSCSession 1: W 8:00PM-9:00PM 09/12–10/24

ADULT DANCE - COUNTRY TWO-STEP/18 & UPPolish up those boots, dust off those jeans. Country Two-step has come to town. Country Two-step is easy to learn and fun on the dance floor. We will spend the first few weeks on the basics, then show you how you can use just a few basic steps to create dozens of different moves. Whether you like classic country music or contemporary country hits, Two-step fits.Instructor: Becky Reid $40(R), $48(N) DDCSCSession 1: W 7:00PM-8:00PM 11/07–12/19

ADULT DANCE - BEYOND THE BASICS IN EAST COAST SWINGYou’ve taken some dance lessons before, and now you’re ready to bust out some new swing moves! We will begin with a review of some simple ideas, then build new six count and eight count patterns on top of the basics you already know. This class will be best for people who have taken at least one beginning swing class. Instructor: Becky Reid $40(R), $48(N) DDCSCSession 1: W 8:00PM-9:00PM 11/07–12/19

DANCE FITNESS / 18 & UP Dance Fitness is exercise in disguise! Dancing is a great way to relieve stress and lose weight. When it comes to aerobic activity most people dread it, but everyone enjoys dancing to their favorite jams. Imagine having fun while exercising!! *Classes may be cancelled due to holidays, fees prorated at time of registration.Instructor: Keith Marshall $35(R), $42(N) DDCSCSession 1: M/W 6:00PM-7:00PM 09/05-10/01Session 2: M/W 6:00PM-7:00PM 10/03-10/29Session 3: M/W 6:00PM-7:00PM 10/31-11/28

*No Class 11/12Session 4: M/W 6:00PM-7:00PM 12/03-12/19*

*Class will be prorated

KARATE-TANG SOO DO/ 5 & UPThis ancient martial art, originating in Korea, is a method of empty-hand and foot fighting based on the scientific use of the body in self-defense. This mysterious art is designed to develop individual character, mental strength, integrity and respect for others. This course offers a $5.00 family discount. *Class fee prorated.Instructor: Theodore Jackson $50(R), $60(N) CABeg. Class - 5:30PM-6:45PM. Adv. Class - 7:00PM-8:15PMSession 1: T/Th See Above 09/04-09/27Session 2: T/Th See Above 10/02-10/30Session 3: T/Th See Above 11/01-11/29Session 4: T/Th See Above 12/04-12/13*

PICKLEBALL/ 16 & UPPickleball is a fun racket sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. It is played on a badminton size court with a slightly modified tennis net. It is designed for 2 to 4 players using solid paddles made of wood or composite materials. The object is to hit wiffle-like ball over the net. The rules are simple and the game is fun and easy for beginners to learn. Ryon Tennis CourtsInstructor: Jonathan Osborne $25(R), $30(N)Session 1: Sa 9:00AM-10:30AM 09/08-09/22Session 2: Sa 9:00AM-10:30AM 09/29-10/13

SHOTOKAN KARATE DO/ 5 & UPThis class specializes in professional Shotokan Karate-Do instruction, philosophy and physical conditioning with an emphasis on reflex development, timing, hand-eye coordination, balance and sense of well-being. Basic skills, forms and sparring drills will be stressed equally to offer students a balanced training program*Class fee prorated.Sensei: Vito Pascua $50(R), $60(N) CASession 1: M/W 6:00PM-7:30PM 09/05-09/26*Session 2: M/W 6:00PM-7:30PM 10/01-10/31Session 3: M/W 6:00PM-7:30PM 11/05-11/28



STRESS RELIEF SOLUTIONS ONE DAY WORKSHOP/ 18 & UPSTRESS-everyone complains about it but few know what to do about it. Work or family problems? Financial woes? In chronic pain? These and more create stress in your life and your body, impacting your health and happiness. Come and learn simple, easy, practical stress reducing techniques from around the world- ancient and modern, cutting edge and fun. Learn how to create your own Stress Relief Toolkit. A $5 materials fee is due to the instructor the day of class and please bring a notebook for notes. Instructor: Mary Walsh $40(R), $48(N) ARCSession 1: Sa 10:00AM-3:00PM 09/22Session 2: Sa 10:00AM-3:00PM 11/03

STRETCH AND RELAXATION CLASS / 18 & UPStress, weak muscles and inflexibility are common causes or contributors to multiple symptoms; including tension and joint or muscle pain and aging poorly. This class combines stretches, relaxation techniques and self-help practices from around the world to address these problems. Class is gentle, non-competitive, practical, multi-level and enjoyable. Be aware that this class is helpful to anyone with mild to moderate chronic pain, fibromyalgia or stress; but not appropriate for severe, acute back pain. Please bring a mat or blanket to lie on, and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Come relax and stretch joyfully with us.Instructor: Mary Walsh $40(R), $48(N) DDCSCSession 1: W 7:00PM-8:30PM 09/05-09/26Session 2: W 7:00PM-8:30PM 10/03-10/24Session 3: W 7:00PM-8:30PM 10/31-11/28*

No class 11/21

KENDO/ 6 AND UP Kendo, literally "the Way of the Sword" is the modern sport of Japanese fencing based on traditional Kenjutsu "sword fighting". Physical benefits include improved coordination and strength, and increased stamina and aerobic capacity; and mental benefits include improved concentration, mental stamina and character development. Great for young and old, come try one of Japan's most popular martial arts! No equipment needed to start. You may purchase gear at a discount through the instructor. Jason Carter has been training in the Japanese martial arts of Kendo, Iaido and Aikido under some of the top Masters in the world for over 17 years.*No class November 23rd Instructor: Jason Carter $25(R), $30(N) CASession 1: F 5:30PM-7:00PM 09/07-09/28Session 2: F 5:30PM-7:00PM 10/05-10/26Session 3: F 5:30PM-7:00PM 11/02-11/30*Session 4: F 5:30PM-7:00PM 12/07-12/28

INTRO TO CHESS/9 & UPHave you ever wanted to learn the great game of Chess? This class will teach you the rules and the different moves. Even if you are a beginner and want to learn some strategy this can be the class for you. Instructor: Jeremy Riley $20(R), $25(N) DDCSCSession 1: M-Sa 10:00AM-12:00PM 09/4–9/29

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Whether it’s scoring a game winning goal or hitting a grand slam…..the Lompoc Recreation Division has a sports program for you! Team sports traditionally play ten games plus playoffs. Teams are separated into divisions of compatible ability. Adult sports league participants must be at least 16 years of age. The team entry fee covers the costs of officials, facility attendants, equipment, utilities, awards, balls (softballs only), a portion of administrative costs, and supplies. League fees are based on current costs and are subject to change.

INTERESTED PLAYERS LISTAre you interested in participating in City League sports, but don’t have a clue who to play with? Get your name on the Interested Players List. Managers looking for players can call the Lompoc Recreation Division at (805) 875-8094.

PMBF-PLAYER’S MEDICAL BENEFIT FUNDThe Player’s Medical Benefit Fund gives medical financial aid to players at supervised locations and programs under the Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation. For those with no medical insurance, PMBF offers a source of reimbursement that any one participant can receive in any one period of 12 consecutive months is $500.

BASKETBALL LEAGUE/ 16 & UPJoin the fun by playing a little hoop against other teams. Men’s division will be offered. Teams must provide uniforms with six-inch numbers on the back of their jerseys. Teams may roster up to ten (10) players. This league plays by modified high school rules. Additional $42 for PMBF Insurance. Registration Dates are 08/27-09/07.$430.00 (R) $455.00 (NR) LVMSSession 1: M 6:00PM-10:00PM 09/10-11/19

SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE/ 16 & UPMen's and Coed Divisions. All ability levels are welcome. Those 16 and older are eligible. Men’s teams may roster up to 16 players, Coed teams may roster up to 16 with 4 additional substitutes. This league plays modified SCMAF softball rules. Additional $42.00 for PMBF Insurance. Registration Dates are 08/27-09/04.Ryon & Thompson Softball Fields Men’s League $500.00 (R) $525.00 (NR) Session 1: Thu Open 6:00PM-10:00PM 09/13-11/29Session 2: Wed Over 40 6:00PM-10:00PM 09/12-11/21Coed League $520.00 (R) $545.00 (NR) Session 1: Su 2:45PM-10:00PM 09/09-11/18*Managers Meeting on Wednesday, September 5 at 6:00PM at DeWees Community Center.

BEATTIE PARK 5K/10K FUN RUN/8 & UP – SEE SPECIAL EVENTS PAGE 2.

TURKEY 3 MILE FUN RUN / 7 YEARS & UP – SEE SPECIAL EVENTS PAGE 19.

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DAY EXCURSIONSTransportation is provided in an air-conditioned 20-passenger bus. Pre-registration is required 2 weeks in advance of excursion date. Meals and souvenirs are the responsibility of the individual participant. Lompoc Recreation Division reserves the right to cancel an excursion due to insufficient registration, weather conditions, or unexpected circumstances. A letter will be sent to all participants one week in advance with the final schedule of the day including the departure time. Unless specified, all of our excursions are designed for all ages. Any participant under the age of 18 years old MUST be accompanied by a paying adult.

HUNTINGTON LIBRARY AND BOTANICAL GARDENSThe Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens is a collections based research institution serving scholars and the general public. The library is one of the world’s great independent research libraries in the fields of British and American history. The art collections focus on European and American pieces while the Botanical Gardens encompass 120 acres of the 207 acre complex.Session 1: Sa 6:45AM-8:00PM 10/13 $60

HEARST CASTLE AT CHRISTMASSpend your day sightseeing in the beautiful town of Cambria and then experience an evening full of Christmas at the Castle. In full Christmas decoration, the Castle is made to look as it would have in the 1920's. Join us for a room-by-room tour of the Castle in all its holiday glory! Space is limited so register early!Session 1: Sa 12:00PM-11:00PM 12/15 $75

MULTI-DAY EXCURSIONSFor more detailed itinerary and registration info, please call 875-8100 or pick up a flyer at the Anderson Recreation Center. Price is per person for double occupancy.

SAN ANTONIO HOLIDAYTour highlights include: 4 Nights in One Hotel, San Antonio City Tour, San Jose Mission, El Mercado Marketplace, IMAX Theatre, Alamo, Riverwalk Cruise, Hill country, LBJ Ranch, Fredericksburg, and Fiesta de las Luminarias. Tour includes: roundtrip airfare, 4 nights first class hotel, sightseeing per itinerary, hotel transfers, 6 meals, professional tour director, motor coach transportation and baggage handling. Session 1: W 11/28/18 departure $1725 per person

CABO SAN LUCAS GETAWAYJoin Princess Cruises for a 5 night pacific coast cruise. Enjoy your time aboard with luxurious spa treatments, relaxing hot tubs, and fantastic exercise amenities. You’ll love evenings with “Movies Under the Stars” and select from a total of 17 dining options. Once onshore you can shop for souvenirs at San del Cabo or enjoy the cafes and bars of Cabo san Lucas.Session 1: Sa 02/09/19 departure starts at $646.40 per person

THAILAND & CAMBODIAHunnyfly’s Yogi’s Into the World mission is to educate ourselves about this global community. See the excitement of Bangkok and enjoy the beautiful beaches. Includes: 11 days in Thailand & Cambodia, Bangkok, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Emerald Buddha Temple Tour, Beautiful Beach Resorts, Private Bungalow options in Cambodia - UPON AVAILABILITY, Breakfasts at Hotels, Lunch during Bangkok Tour, Airport P/U and drop on arrival and departure, ALL DOMESTIC land/air Transport, and Water Activities. Session 1: M 06/17/19 departure $2250 early bird before 10/21

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SOCIAL SCENE – ADAPTIVE DANCEEach month, it’s time to dance! Participants ages 13 and up with developmental disabilities can enjoy a great evening of fun, music, dancing and friends! Dinner and refreshments are provided. Participants requiring one-on-one assistance must provide their own assistant. FRIDAYS 6:30 – 8:30pm $8/person at the doorSeptember 21 Sports Madness DDCSCOctober 19 Superhero’s DDCSCNovember 16 Galaxy Far Away DDCSC

PassportsThe Anderson Recreation Center is your local U.S. Passport

Acceptance Facility and Passport Photo Processing Center! Our office is fully staffed with trained passport acceptance agents who are available to execute passport applications on a walk-in basis Monday – Friday from 9am-4:30 pm. Before arriving please have

the following documents available:

4 Completed DS-11 (U.S. Passport application)

4 Proof of US Citizenship (Certified copy of birth certificate or Naturalization Certificate)

4 Valid photo I.D. (both parents and minor must present themselves and provide their I.D.’s for minor applicants 15 &

younger)

4 One passport photo ($10 additional fee if taken at our office)

4 Check or money order payable to US Dept. of State

4 $35 execution fee payable to City of Lompoc

For any additional questions on fees, requirements or special circumstances, please contact us at 875-8100, or visit

travel.state.gov to obtain U.S. Passport information and downloadable forms.

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AQUATICS

For more information, contact: Lompoc Recreation Division at 875-8100.Splash Pass fees are charged at the 1st of each month with cancelation requests required two weeks prior to the first of

the month. There is no pro-ration for the Splash Pass option and there is a six

month minimum commitment.

Convenient, Affordableand Easy to Use

The Splash Pass can be used for Recreation Swim,

Lap Swim, Swim Lessons and Water Exercise Classes

A GREAT CONVENIENT OPTION FOR FAMILIES TO

ENJOY THE LOMPOC AQUATIC CENTER

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES WITH A SIMPLE

SWIPE OF A CARD!

THE

PASS IS HERE!

• Enroll in the monthly “Splash Pass” program as an individual $40/month), two-person household ($50/month) or a five-person household($60/month).

• All “Splash Pass” users would be provided a pass with their photo on it, allowing them unlimited access for regularly scheduled programs.

• Each pass system would require an initial $25 processing fee and pre-payment of the first two months via credit card, or pre-payment of the entire six months in cash.

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RECREATION SWIM ENTRY FEESUnder 2 ................... $1.00 per entry2 years – 12 years ...... $3.50 per entry13 years – 17 years ..... $4.00 per entry18 years – 59 years ..... $4.50 per entry60 & Older ............... $3.50 per entry

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Monday, December 24, 2018 through Friday, January 4, 2019.

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GENTLE WATER EXERCISEThis class is taught in warm water with slow movements and joint movement. This class is perfect for mature adults who want to exercise in the water without stressing their muscles or joints. This is designed for those individuals suffering from arthritis, fibromyalgia and other special sensitivities such as stress, the need to start an exercise program or those recovering from illness or injury. This class will be offered in the therapy pool, which maintains a wonderful temperature at 90 degrees!Instructor: Gwen Hauenstien $40.00 Sessions 1: Tu/Th 9:30AM – 10:30AM 09/04 – 09/27Sessions 2: Tu/Th 9:30AM – 10:30AM 10/02 – 10/25Sessions 3: Tu/Th 9:30AM – 10:30AM 10/30 – 11/20

*No class on 11/22Sessions 4: Tu/Th 9:30AM – 10:30AM 11/27 – 12/20

WAKE UP AQUA AEROBICSThis energizing class will give you the energy you need to get through the day. This upbeat class uses waters natural resistance to get your circulation moving and your heart pumping. Your ability to swim is not required to participate.Instructor: Debbie Nettleton $40.00Sessions 1: M/W/F 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM 09/03 - 09/28Sessions 2: M/W/F 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM 10/01– 10/26Sessions 2: M/W/F 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM 10/29 – 11/23Sessions 3: M/W/F 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM 11/26 – 12/21

WARM WATER EXERCISEThe class will take you through a variety of exercises in the water using the natural water resistance and equipment to tone and strengthen your muscles. This is a painless exercise choice for joint and bone issues taught in a warm therapy pool. Instructor: Laurie Lane $40.00Sessions 1: M/W/F 9:15 AM – 10:15 AM 09/03 – 09/28Sessions 2: M/W/F 9:15 AM – 10:15 AM 10/01 – 10/26Sessions 4: M/W/F 9:15 AM – 10:15 AM 10/29 – 11/23Sessions 5: M/W/F 9:15 AM – 10:15 AM 11/26 – 12/21

SHARKS & MINNOW’S PARENT & TOT/6 MOS – 36 MOSThis class is intended for moms and dads and their tots to enjoy a parent tot class. This class is taught in our 85-degree splash pool. Classes meet four consecutive Saturdays for 30 minutes. Fee: $40.00Session 1: Sa 9:30AM-10:00AM 09/01-09/22Session 2: Sa 9:30AM-10:00AM 09/29-10/20Session 3: Sa 9:30AM-10:00AM 10/27-11/17Session 4: Sa 9:30AM-10:00AM 11/24-12/15

ADULT LEARN TO SWIM CLASSES/16 & UPThese swim classes are designed for adults and teens that want to learn swimming skills in a small group setting. This class allows you to work on personal goals that might include perfecting alternate breathing or flip turns. This class is taught in our 85-degree Lap pool. Classes meet four consecutive Saturdays for one hour. Fee: $40.00Session 1: Sa 8:30AM-9:30AM 09/01 – 09/22Session 2: Sa 8:30AM-9:30AM 09/29 – 10/20Session 3: Sa 8:30AM-9:30AM 10/27 – 11/17Session 3: Sa 8:30AM-9:30AM 11/24 – 12/15

Fall Lap Swim and Leisure OpportunitiesBeginning Monday, September 3rd

thru December 23rd

LAP SWIM/14 & UPLap Swim is available at varying times in the competition pool and the activity pool lap swim lanes. While the program is geared towards adults, youth participants are welcome but may be asked to demonstrate their swimming ability to a certified lifeguard before being allowed to participate in lap swim.

WARM WATER LEISURE – THERAPY POOL/14 & UPEnjoy the soothing properties of the 90 degree therapy pool in our 30' by 50', 3.5' to 4.5' deep pool. The therapy pool allows you to walk or swim in the warm water at your own pace during many of our lap swim times. There is easy access from the deck by the way of our long and gentle, sloping ramp in addition to the traditional stair entry. The Lompoc Aquatic Center also has two wet wheelchairs for use to enter and exit the water. Daily Fee: Monthly Fee 3-month Fee:$4.50/entry $40.00 $100.00$3.50/entry (60+) $35.00 (60+) $85.00 (60+)

Competition Pool Therapy Pool(Warm Water Leisure)

Activity PoolLap Lanes

Monday5:45AM-7:30AM9:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-7:30PM

11:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-7:30PM

5:45AM-7:30AM11:30AM-1:00PM

Tuesday 9:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-7:30PM

11:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-7:30PM 11:30AM-1:00PM

Wednesday5:45AM-7:30AM9:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-6:30PM

11:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-7:30PM

5:45AM-7:30AM11:30AM-1:00PM

Thursday 9:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-7:30PM

11:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-7:30PM 11:30AM-1:00PM

Friday5:45AM-7:30AM9:30AM-1:00PM5:00PM-7:30PM

11:30AM-1:00PM 5:45AM-7:30AM11:30AM-1:00PM

Saturday 8:30AM-10:00AM11:30AM-3:00PM 11:30AM-1:00PM 11:30AM-1:00PM

Sunday 1:00PM-3:00PM

AQUATICS

PRIVATE/SEMI PRIVATE LESSONSOur private lesson program continues to be a very popular option. The Private (1:1 ratio) and Semi-Private (1: 2-4 ratio) swim lessons will follow our new guidelines. Private lessons are $100 for 5, 30-minute classes and Semi – Private lessons are $75 per person for 5, 30-minute classes. Remember, for Semi Private Lessons you must provide the other swimmers that will participate in the class. Once your fee is paid, it can take up to two weeks to secure an instructor to accommodate your needs. For more information and a complete list of our private lesson guidelines, please contact our office at (805) 875-8100.



AQUATICS

Swim Lesson InformationAll swim lesson registrations are taken at the Anderson Recreation Center, M-F from 9am – 5pm. Registrations can be taken over the phone, in person, and by mail. Pre-Registration is required for all classes. Cancellations will occur by 12PM the Friday before the first class – so register early! For questions, contact the Lompoc

Recreation Division at (805) 875-8100. The sessions and times are indicated below each course. *Class fee pro-rated.FEE: $40.00 PER SESSION

LEARN – TO – SWIM LESSONS

STAGE -1 (STARFISH)Gradual water adaptation, movement in the water. Breathe holding and release, submersion of the face, opening eyes underwater, blowing bubbles, bobbing with bubbles and air exchange. Advancement Skills: 10 relaxed Bobs.

STAGE – 2 (MINNOW)Front float and recovery, front glide and recovery, back float and recovery, back glide and recovery. Advancement Skills: Front glide and recovery 5 – sec, Back glide and recovery 5 – sec.

STAGE – 3 (PUFFER FISH)Porpoising, front kick, glide, and recovery, back kick, glide and recovery. Advancement Skills: Front kick 15 – feet. Back kick 15 – feet.

STAGE – 4 (SEA TURTLES)Rolling – front to back, back to front, finning and sculling, side – glide – kick, crawl arm strokes. Advancement Skills: Slide – glide – kick, 20 – feet, crawl stroke, 20 – feet (no breathing).

STAGE – 5 (SEALS)Crawl stroke with breathing, back crawl stroke. Advancement Skills: Crawl stroke with breathing (30 – feet minimum of 4 – breaths).

STAGE – 6 (STING RAYS)Extending freestyle swimming, tread water, jump in and tread water. Sitting dive, kneeling dive, standing dive. Advancement Skills: Swim Freestyle 17 – feet, Swim backstroke 30 – feet, Tread water for 1 – minute.

STAGE – 7 (PIRANHAS)Breaststroke kick, breaststroke swim, butterfly arms, butterfly swim. Advancement Skills: Swim Freestyle 50 – yards, Swim backstroke 25 – yards, Kick breaststroke 20 – yards.

STAGE – 8 (BARRACUDAS)Freestyle with bilateral breathing, turns. Advancement Skills: Swim freestyle for 100 yards (25 – yards using bilateral breathing), Swim 25 – yards breaststroke, Swim 30 – feet Butterfly.

STAGE – 9 (KILLER WHALES)Sidestroke kick, sidestroke swim, elementary backstroke. Advancement Skills: Swim 200 – yards freestyle, bilateral breathing 50 – yards), Swim 25 – yards butterfly, Swim 50 – yards breaststroke, Swim 50 – yards elementary backstroke, Swim 50 – yards sidestroke.

STAGE – 10 (SHARKS)Extended swimming and technique refinement in all major strokes and turns. Advancement Skills: Swim 300 – yards Freestyle, Swim 100 – yards backstroke, Swim 100 – yards Individual Medley

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PARKS & FACILITIES

J.M. ParkChestnut Avenue and A Street

Ken Adam Park

Lompoc Valley Multipurpose Trail

Pioneer ParkPine Avenue and 4th Street

River ParkHighway 246 and Sweeney Road

River Bend Bike Skills ParkMcLaughlin Road and A Street

River Bend ParkMcLaughlin Road and A Street

Ryon ParkOcean Avenue and O Street

Thompson ParkCollege Avenue and R Street

Westvale ParkWest Fir Avenue

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Aquatic Center207 W� College Avenue

Barton Neighborhood ParkWest Barton Avenue

Beattie ParkOlive Avenue and 5th Street

Briar CreekOn Briar Creek Way

Centennial SquareCypress Avenue and H Street

Civic Auditorium217 South L� Street

College Park/Skate ParkCollege Avenue and J Street

Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center1120 West Ocean Avenue

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Looking to stay fit.....Try one of our walking or fitness trails!

RYON PARK walking trail is 1330 feet, just 10 feet over 1/4 mile

—BEATTIE PARK walking and fitness trail is 2172 feet,468 feet shy of a

1/2 mile

RIVER PARK’s walking trail is 5138 feet in length, which is 142 feet short

of a mile.—

RIVER BEND MULTI-PURPOSE TRAIL Approximately 2.25 miles.

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Barton Park • • • •Beattie Park • • • • • • • • • • • •Briar Creek • • • • •Centennial Square •College Park •J. M. Park • • • • • • •Ken Adam Park • • • • • • •Pioneer Park • • • • • • •Riverbend Park • • •River Park • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Ryon Park • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Thompson Park • • • • • • • • •Westvale Park • • • •PUBLIC FACILITIES

Anderson Recreation Center • • • • • • • •Civic Auditorium • •Dick DeWees Community & Senior Center • • • • • •Lompoc Aquatic Center • • • • • • •



SPECIAL EVENTS

Come out and enjoy a great family experience at River

Park. This event is geared for all ages and ability levels for people to experience a great 3-mile race. A T-Shirt Can be

for $10 the day of the event and prizes will be awarded for 1st & 2nd place in each category.

Ages: 5 – 7 years - 1 mile; 8 & up - 3 milesSession/Date: Sunday, November 18th

Check – In: 8:00AM – 8:45AMTime: 9:00AM – Start Time

Location: River Park, Fitness TrailFees: $20.00 Early Bird Registration

through November 16th $25.00 On-site registration

LOMPOC VALLEY CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS SEASON PARADE – “MIRACLE ON H STREET”

This year’s Annual Children’s Christmas Season Parade, starts at 6:00 PM at Pine Avenue and

H Street. You won’t want to miss this extraordinary evening parade!

This is a great opportunity for community groups, individuals, and businesses to express their

pride in Lompoc and their holiday spirit! Parade applications will be available at the Anderson Recreation Center

beginning on September 4th. The line-up will be posted on the City of Lompoc’s website on Wednesday, December 5th. The parade will stage at the intersection of Pine at H

Street starting at 4:00 PM, and will be immediately followed by announcement of parade winners and the Community Christmas Tree Lighting in Centennial Square. In case of rain the parade will take place on Friday, December 14th.

Application Deadline: Monday, November 26th Parade Date: Friday, December 7th

Time: 6:00PM

SANTA VISITSThe Lompoc Recreation Division has

direct communication with the man in red and can arrange for him to come

to your home! He is making his list and checking it twice – are you on the naughty

or nice list?? Visits are twenty minutes (maximum) and start every half hour. More than four children at one location require

additional time slots. Registration forms will be available and taken on a first come, first serve basis at the Anderson Recreation Center after

Monday, October 22nd.

Dates: December 14th – 17th Times: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Fees: $30 (R) per visit/$36 (N) per visit

NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION RUNMake fitness one of your

priorities for 2018! This 5K run takes place on the Lompoc

Multipurpose trail. Join us for this fun and exciting fitness event, where all ages and

abilities are welcome

Tuesday, January 1st Time: 8am-Registration, 9am-Race starts

Location: River Bend Park Multi-Purpose TrailFee: $20 T-shirts will be sold at the event.

Mark your Calendar – Upcoming Events…SPRING 2019• Father Daughter Dance • 38th Annual Girls Youth Basketball Invitational Tournament •

• 10th Annual Boys Youth Basketball Invitational Tournament • Easter Egg Hunt • Job Seeking 101 • • Lompoc Kiwanis Track Meet • Annual Golf Tournament •

LOMPOC RECREATION DIVISION125 West Walnut AvenueLompoc, California 93436-6479Phone 805-875-8100Fax 805-736-5195

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Need to apply for a U.S. Passport but don't know where to get started?

The Anderson Recreation Center is your one stop shop for all your needs!

Passport and Photo Processing done on a walk in

basis Monday through Friday, from 9am to 4:30pm. No appointments needed!

For application guidelines, go to www. travel.state.gov

For more information, call us at 805-875-8100

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