Pendleton Parks & Recreation Spring/Summer 2014 Activity Guide

spring summer 2014New Friday Trips, p. 23Basketball Camp, p. 27Yoga, p. 28Coed Rec Soccer, p. 30Mother Daughter Night, p. 33Movies In The Park, p. 34www.pendletonparksandrec.com 541-276-8100p

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parks & cemetery officeMonday thru Friday, 7:00 am to 4:00 pmOPEN THROUGH LUNCH865 Tutuilla RoadPendleton, OR 97801Telephone: 541-276-8100FAX: 541-276-9789

Donnie Cook Parks, Recreation & Cemetery DirectorDonnie Cook Parks & Cemetery SuperintendentDeb Whittaker Special Projects CoordinatorMelissa Davis Office Specialist

pendleton recreation centerHelen McCune GymFoundation RoomActivity Room/Gymnastics Studio

510 SW DorionPendleton, OR 97801FAX: 541-966-0275

Lisa Patrick Recreation Supervisor 541-966-0228Jeff Hamilton Recreation Supervisor 541-966-0229

Director’s Welcome ....................................................................... 3

Registration information .............................................................. 4-5

Youth/teen birthdays ................................................................... 12-13

Youth Programs ............................................................................. 13-27

gymnastics .................................................................................... 14-15

How to Find Us - Map, Facility Addresses, Parks ........................ 20-21

Adult Programs............................................................................... 28-32

special events ................................................................................ 33-34

good times ................................................................................... 35

Activity index by Month ................................................................ 36-37

Other Recreation Resources .......................................................... 38

Celebrating grants, sponsors & Volunteers!.................................. 39

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Greetings from the Director!We have the best deal on the planet going on right now with season passes at the Aquatic Center 10% off the regular price until the day before the pool opens. Pur-chase yours no later than Thursday, June 12, to take advantage of this offer! See page 6 for the math.

We had a successful first-time 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament this past month and we’re following it up with more basketball activities this summer. You can play league water basketball at the pool, participate in an eight-week training class or a three-day intense camp. We’re partnering with Whitman’s men’s basketball coach, Stephen Garnett, who owns Overtime Training. Check out his bio on pg. 27. No need to leave town to get quality basketball programs!

Something else new at the pool is Shallow Water Aerobics, suited for those who are at a moderate fitness level but who want to improve strength, flexibility and cardio-vascular endurance. If you’re looking for more intensity, try Deep Water Aerobics or Extreme Water Running.

Movies In The Park is one week longer this year and we’re once again offering spon-sorships for this very well-loved and well-attended event. We estimate our crowd at between 300 and 500 each week. If you’d like to be part of this event, you can participate at several different donor levels. Contact Lisa Patrick, 541-276-0228.

The Summer Parks Adventure Camp is now a fee-based activity but we know there is a need to support that cost for our community’s low-income families. We sent a flyer out through schools encouraging those who qualify to submit their paper-erwork early so they would be ready to register as soon as the class opens. These classes fill up fast!

Temperatures have warmed up and we’re off and running with seasonal tasks. We opened up winterized park restrooms, mowers are headed out to parks around town, picnic tables will soon be taken out of winter storage, and the ball fields are being groomed for play. I hope this finds all of you thinking about getting outside and enjoying spring; summer isn’t too far behind!

Donnie Cook

pendleton parks & recreation commission

Alan Kendrick, Chair Vern Willcox, V. ChairRick guenther Deborah Peale

Rick Oliver Joseph engumDawn DiFuria

Commission meetings are held at noon, the second tuesday of each month at the Parks Office, 865 tutuilla Road, Pendleton. these are public meetings

and we encourage your participation and input!

Speaking of summer, we liked this one:

If you’re not barefoot, then you’re overdressed! (unknown)


registration guidelines•There will be a 2% vendor processing

fee added to each invoice, with a mi-num of $1 and maximum of $10.

•You must pre-register prior to attend-ing an activity unless otherwise noted.

• Fees must be paid in full at the time of registration. Class sizes are limited and will be filled on a first come, first serve basis.

•Activities are subject to change by the Parks and Recreation Department. Class minimums must be met or the class is subject to cancellation.

•Unless you hear from us, GO TO CLASS. We will call you only if a class has been changed or is cancelled.

Where to find parks & recreation brochures• Parks & Cemetery office, 865 Tutuilla

Road, Pendleton.•www.pendletonparksandrec.com•Your mailbox! (see “stuff ” next pg.)• Pendleton Public Library•Chamber of Commerce•City Hall•Rooster’s, Up With Donuts, Tum-A-

Lum and Safeway.•The spring/summer brochure is avail-

able mid-April, fall/winter is available in early September and winter/spring in late December.

accommodationsWe support the Americans With Disabili-ties Act and encourage participation by everyone. If you require special accom-modations to participate in our programs or use our recreation facilities, please call 276-8100.

►Walk-inParks Office865 Tutuilla RoadPendleton• For ALL activities and services• Pay by cash, check or credit card

►phoneParks Office(541) 276-8100• Pay with most credit or debit cards

for recreation activities (other services may be limited to VISA or Master-card.)

►mailPendleton Parks & Recreation865 Tutuilla RoadPendleton, OR 97801• Include completed registration form

and payment; include credit card info, money order or check.

• Please do not send cash.•A receipt will be mailed to you.

►faxParks Office(541) 276-9789• Include your credit card information

with completed registration form.•A receipt will be mailed to you.

►pay by•Check, payable to City of Pendleton

($25 fee for NSF checks)•We accept most major credit or debit

cards for recreation programs•Birthday parties, shelters, and various

other services are VISA and Master-credit or debit card, cash or check..

•Cash (in person only)

onlineUseful for information AND registration.

Link from our homepage at www.pendletonparksandrec.com From our website, click on the “RegisteR nOW” or “MORe

inFO” buttons to link to online registration.TIP: It will be easier if you create your account or log-in

before selecting classes.

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mail/e-mail neWsWe are now direct mailing the brochure to our mailing list. We also will continue to distribute periodic flyers through the schools that help fill the gap between bro-chures, typically around holiday breaks. If you have registered for one of our activi-ties in the past year, you will automatically be on our mailing list. If you aren’t on the list, you can request to be added on our website.

Online registration asks for your email address as part of your account set-up, which it also uses to confirm registra-tions. We occassionally use your email address for special announcements and if you would like to OPT-OUT of these special announcements, please call us at 541-276-8100.

volunteersDuring the year we quite often need help for special events; both individuals and civic groups are welcome. Please contact City of Pendleton’s Volunteer Coordina-tor at 541-966-0244.

credits & refundsCredits (good for up to one year from the date of issue) or refunds are readily grant-ed if we are notified 7 days prior to the start date of the program. Credits only will be granted if notified less than 7 days prior to program start date. Program fees are not refunded for participants who miss portions of programs.

scholarshipsThe Parks & Recreation Department has a limited scholarship fund that can assist qualifying youths. Call the office at 276-8100 to find out how to qualify and where to obtain an application.

Scholarships are available for eligible classes and events only. Birthday parties and swim lessons are not eligible.

Would you like to help give someone ac-cess to recreation activities by donating to the scholarship fund? Please contact Lisa Patrick at 966-0228.

photography consentBy enrolling in or attending any class or activity offered by Pendleton Parks & Recreation, you consent to have you or your child’s photograph taken and allow usage of these photographs in future publications by Pendleton Parks and Rec-reation. Names will never be included unless we seek and are granted specific permission.

Waitlist informationWhen using online registration, you may see a zero or negative number in the "open" column of the class. If you choose to continue your registration, the system will place you on a waitlist. No payment is taken for placement on a wait-list. You will be called or emailed if an opening becomes available or if addition-al classes are created. If you fail to reply within 24 hours, the next available person on the waitlist will be notified. Note that if additional classes are created, they may not be at the same time or day as the orig-inal program. Students on a waitlist are not guaranteed a space in the program.

find us on facebookWe use facebook for quick reminders, to post photos of events and MORE so don’t forget to check us out there too! Don’t forget to click “LIKE”!

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season pass rates

Early Bird (before 6/13)Youth $50Adult $59Family $117Regular Season (after 6/13)Youth $55Adult $65Family $130

pendleton family aquatic center

sWim meet closuresThe Pendleton Swim Association will host two swim meets this year. The 50-meter pool and dive well will be closed to the public during swim meets. Mark your calender for July 11-13 and watch our website for dual meet dates that may also affect pool availability.

inclement WeatherFor the safety of our guests, the pool will close if a light-ning storm devel-ops. Call the Parks Office, 276-8100, or the pool, 276-1014, before you come if conditions are poor.

til taylor Wading pool f r e e a d m i s s o nopens Monday, 6/23

hoursnoon - 4:00 pm& 6:00-8:00 pm Mon-sat; closed sun.

closes saturday, 8/30

A Pendleton favorite for 25 years! The wading pool is just the right size for little ones and a great spot for parents to relax a little too. The pool is intended for chil-dren 8 years and younger and they must be directly supervised. Clean swimming attire only. Pool attendant on deck. No lifeguard on duty.

HoUrSopen for tHe SeaSon on fr, JUne 13

noon to 8 pm daily

laSt day, mo, September 1

DAiLY Fees2 yrs. and under, free with paying adult; 3-17 years, $4.00; 18+, $6.00

LOCAtiOn1901 sW Carden

season pass math problem... how many times could a family of 2 adults and 3 chil-dren go to the pool paying the daily admis-sion rate before they could have purchased a season pass and saved money? Answer: 5 times! It’s a GREAT deal!


One instructor is assigned to each class of four swimmers. If youth volunteers are available, they will assist the instructor. Participants with serious water adjustment concerns should be entered in parent/tot classes or arrange for a private lesson.

Pre-registration: Wednesday, June 4th, 5:00-7:00 pm at the Recreation Center Gym, 510 SW Dorion. *NOTE: RETURNING TO PRIOR LOCATION*

Class Registration: After the pre-registration days, registration will continue during public open hours, At tHe POOL, starting June 13.

session 1 June 23rd - July 3rd pricing

session 2 July 7th - July 17th Resident Lesson $40session 3 July 21st - July 31st Non-resident Lesson $45session 4 Aug 4th - August 14th Private Lesson (four 45-min lessons) $60Classes held Monday through Thursday sPeCiAL DeAL: ALL 4 sessiOns $140

Aqua tots i: ages 6 mo. to 2 yrs.Aqua tots ii: ages 2 to 3 years NEWAqua Tots builds swimming readiness by emphasiz-ing fun in the water. Parents and children participate in guided sessions that help children learn elemen-tary skills, including water entry, bubble blowing, front kicking, back floating, underwater exploration and more.

Sessions 1 through 4 11:00-11:30 am -or-6:00-6:30 pm

Dolphins i: ages 3 to 4 Dolphins ii: ages 4 to 5 NEWStudents learn to feel comfortable in water and enjoy the water safely. Students begin floating and basic skills. Dolphins II is designed for children younger than 5 who have passed Dolphins I and wish to develop swimming readiness. Skills similar to level I, just adapted for younger swimmers.

Sessions 1 through 4 10:00-10:30 am -or-10:45-11:15 am

Level i-intro. to Water skillsDesigned for the non-swimmer who is ready to de-velop swimming skills. Skills taught: balance, breath control, supported floating, alternating arm action, proper body positioning, underwater comfort, kick-ing on front/back. Recommended ages 5 to 7 years who have never had a lesson.

Sessions 1 through 4 10:00-10:30 am -or-10:45-11:15 am -or-6:30-7:00 pm

Level ii-Fundamental Aquatic skillsFor the beginner who is comfortable in the water and ready to swim. Skills taught: breath control, floating front/back, combined stroke on front, sup-ported stroke on back, proper body positioning,

supported gliding, retrieving submerged objects. Must pass Dolphins II or Level I to register.


Level iii-stroke DevelopmentFor those who have completed Level 2 (or equiva-lent), and are swimming on their own. Skills taught: side breathing, changing directions, refine front and back crawl, intro to butterfly, breaststroke, treading water, sitting and kneeling dives.

Session 1 9:45-10:30 am -or-10:45-11:30 am -or-6:15-7:00 pm

Level iV-stroke improvementFor those who have completed Level 3 (or equiva-lent) and are ready to refine strokes and develop stamina. Skills taught: alternate breathing, open turns, scissor kick, treading water, butterfly, refined breaststroke, standing dive.


Private LessonsPrivate lessons are customized to each swimmer’s ability and comfort level. Your teacher will develop a lesson plan focused on a specific skill set. Private lessons are available for all levels depending on in-structor availability and are four (4) 45-minute long classes.

Private Lessons - Adult 16+You are never too old to learn how to swim. Contact the Swim Lesson Coordinator to schedule a private session at 541-276-0104.

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aquatIc center Shuttle buSbUS rUnS monday, wedneSday & friday; beg. fri. 6/21Pendleton’s Let ‘Er Bus is sponsored by the City of Pendleton and Elite Taxi. Trans-portation is FREE but donations are accepted. All ages welcome!The bus will return riders to their pick up location. The Aquatic Center will make an announcement for swimmers depature at 3:45 p.m. Children under the age of nine will not be allowed on the bus or in the Aquatic Center without supervision. Bus riders must have a season pass or admission for entry to the Aquatic Center. ($4.00 for youth and $6.00 for adults)

DePARtURe PiCK UP/DROP OFF LOCAtiOn RetURn11:35 am Washington School 4:10 pm11:40 am May Park 4:15 pm11:45 am SW 2nd & Nye 4:20 pm11:50 am Sherwood School 4:25 pm11:55 am McKay School 4:30 pm

Noon Fire Station #2 (Southgate) 4:35 pm12:05 pm Grecian Heights Park 4:40 pm12:10 pm Hawthorne School 4:45 pm12:15 pm Arrive at Aquatic Center4:00 pm Leave Aquatic Center to return to locations

special events at the pool

youth activity night: Two fun-filled nights for middle and high school students, Fr., July 18th and Fr., August 15th, 8:30-10:30 pm. Aquatic Center staff will lead games, contests and swimming, plus a DJ. Admission is $4.00 and family or individual passes do apply. Registration is not required so just come down for a night of fun!

aquatic pepsi blast: A FREE fun-filled day at the Pendleton Aquatic Center! In addition to free admission, Pepsi is providing a free drink for everyone and prizes. Bring your family and friends for a great day of fun and games under the sun. Event will be held We., July 16th. Hours: Noon to 8 pm.

aquatic movie night: Come enjoy a movie while you swim! We will set up a large screen at the pool on Th., July 17th and again on Sa., August 16th, with an 8:30 pm movie start time. What a great family activity! The movie will be announced at a later date but will be a PG13 or under rating. General admission to pool or pool passes apply.

adult dinner night: sWim, eat, relax Join us for another excit-ing, NEW event geared for adults at the Aquatic Center on Sa, August 9th! Come enjoy a BBQ buffet, volleyball, live music, beer, wine, ... oh, and swimming. This could be a date night or a great evening with friends. The facility will close early to allow time to set-up for a 7:30 pm event start, and we’ll finish up at 10:30 pm. Tick-ets must be purchased in advance; ticket includes meal and admission. Tickets $30 per couple, $20 for individuals; open to adults 21+.


aquatic classes & activities

doggie dip day: Enjoy those last dog days of summer. Bring your well-mannered pooch to the Aquatic Center from 5:00-7:00 pm, Wed., September 3rd, for one last hoorah! The chlorine will be gone, but the water is still available for a variety of pooch-oriented games and activities. Admission is $3.00 per dog. Leashes required; only pets allowed in pool.

deep Water aerobicsageS: 16+ fee: $35

This non-impact deep water course challenges participants’ muscle strength and car-diovascular endurance while increasing flexibility. Appropriate for individuals who are at a moderate to good fitness level and those comfortable being in deep water. Class meets two times a week for 50 minutes with flotation equipment provided. This class is great for anyone wanting to maintain or improve all components of physical fitness. Space is limited to 12, register online or at the Pendleton Aquatic Center.

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Aquatic Centersession 1: Mo & We, 6/30-7/23session 2: Mo & We, 7/28-8/20

6:00-6:50 pm

Register for Session 1 by Mo., 6/23 and Session 2 by Mo., 7/21Instructor: Blaise Grant

special events at the pool (cont.)

shalloW Water aerobicsageS: 16+ fee: $35

This low-impact deep water course challenges participants’ muscle strength and cardiovascular endurance while increasing flexibility. Appropriate for individuals who are at a moderate fitness level. Class meets two times a week for 50 minutes with equipment provided. Start your day with fitness at this morning class. Space is limited to 12, register online or at the Pendleton Aquatic Center.



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4 on 4 Water basketball leagueageS: 16+ fee: $8/player

The Pendleton Aquatic Center is offering a new and exciting league for adults. Games will be played in the shallow end of the 50 meter pool. League will include 8 games. Show up as an individual or a 4-person team.

PLACe DAte tiMePendleton Aquatic Center Th, 7/3-8/21 6:00-7:30 pm

Register at the pool by 6/27.

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adult survival sWimageS: 16+ fee: $30

This is an adult class that teaches the fun-damentals of staying afloat with the goal of increasing personal safety and confi-dence around water. Learn basic rescue skills and familiarity with pools.

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session 1: We & Th,

7/9 & 7/10session 2: We, & Th, 8/6 & 8/7

5:30to 7:30 pm

Register for Session 1 by Tu., 7/9 and Session 2 by Tu., 8/6

Instructor: Jeff Hamilton

adult lap sWimageS: 16+ fee: $6*

Lap swim is always available during open pool hours. Please inform the lifeguard by the lap area and he/she will keep lanes open for your lap swimming enjoyment.


6/13-9/1 Noon to 8:00 pm

*Regular admission OR season pass

extreme Water runningageS: 16+ fee: $35

Prepare yourself for an ultimate cardiovascular and muscular strengthening workout. This class is an intense water boot camp style course. Workouts will incorporate other skills but mainly focus on running and targeting of the abdominal and oblique mus-cles. Class meets two times a week for 50 minutes with flotation equipment provided. This class is great for anyone who wants a high intensity workout. Space is limited to 12, register online or at the Pendleton Aquatic Center.



7:00-7:50 pm


adult stroke development & techniqueageS: 16+ fee: $35

This non-competitive exercise class will focus on stroke development and stroke skills assistance. No team or club fees, just a monitored workout. Great for swimmers ca-pable of swimming over 100 meters continuously. Skills include: drill for all of the major strokes, starts and turns, interval training, short and long distance workouts.

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CenterTu & Th, 7/1-7/24 8:00-8:50 pm

Register by Tu, 6/24Instructor: Blaise Grant

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Water safety instructor ageS: 16+ fee: $225

The student will learn how to teach swim-ming and water safety and further de-velop personal skills in these areas. Suc-cessful completion leads to the American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor (WSI) certificate. Recommended preparation: student must be at least 16 years-old at the start of course and must pass the pre-course written and skills test.


Mo thru Su, 6/16-6/21

7:00-11:30 am.

Register by Fr,12/27Instructor: Jeff Hamilton

lifeguard trainingageS: 16+ fee: $200

This course is designed to provide lifeguard candidates and lifeguards with the skills and knowledge necessary to keep the patrons of aquatic facilities safe in and around the water. Successful completion will lead to the American Red Cross lifeguard train-ing certificate. Recommended preparation: the student must possess strong swimming skill proficiency and strength.

PLACe DAte tiMeBMCC Pool Fr thru Su, 5/23-5/25 Fr, 6:00 pm-9:00 pm

Sa, 10:00 am-6:00 pmSu, 2:00-7:00 pm

Pendleton Aquatic Center Mo thru Th, 6/16-6/19 5:30-9:30 pmInstructor: Jeff Hamilton

INSTRUCTOR FOCUS: Blaise GrantBlaise Grant is our Assistant Manager at the Aquatic Center with the Pendle-ton Parks and Recreation Department. Blaise is also our Lesson Coordinator. along with teaching some of the aquatic classes. After growing up in Pendleton and attending Pendleton High school, he went on to receive his B.A. from Ore-gon State. He spent a year as a volunteer instructor at his Alma Mater teaching swimming and volleyball courses before returning home to assist with our recre-ation activities, leagues and other events.

If you frequent the Aquatic Center you have probably already seen him around because Blaise is looking forward to his seventh summer with the Pendle-ton Aquatic Center. He enjoys the op-portunity to serve his community with recreation programs for both youth and adults. This self-proclaimed “pool guy” always looks forward to summer and aquatic recreation.

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youth partiesageS: Up to age 12 fee: $45

The gym is a great place for kids to have some energetic fun with friends and family. Enjoy badminton, dodgeball, volleyball or basketball. Play some ping pong, foosball or pool. Use our equipment for the kids to build obstacle courses. We have a great sound sytem too - bring your CDs or MP3.

Choose from three time slots shown below; the extra 15 minutes gives you time to meet with our gym supervisor and get set up for your celebration before guests arrive, allowing for a 2-hour party.

We also have a small bouncy house appropriate for 2-3 children at a time (depending on size and energy level) under the age of 6. There is an additional charge of $30 to add this activity to your party. The little ones love it!

NEW - Indoor Putt Putt Golf! For an additional $10 we can set up the 12x12 putt putt course in a corner of the gym. Ask for more details.

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McCune GymSa, thru 6/15

Not available during summer; resumes Sa, 9/28

10:15 am-12:30 pm12:45 pm-3:00 pm3:15 pm-5:30 pm

Please book early as most saturdays fill quickly - call 966-0228.

youth birthday parties

aquatic classes & activitiescpr & aed for the professional rescuerageS: 16+ fee: $40 incl. manUal

Learn the skills professional rescuers use to respond to breathing and cardiac emer-gencies. This class includes instruction in rescue breathing, obstructed airway, one and two-person CPR for adult/children/infants, using a bag-valve masks and operating an AED. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive an Ameri-can Red Cross CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer certification that is valid for two years. Class size limited to 10.

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Centersession 1: Sa, July 26

session 2: Sa, August 232:00 to 7:30 pm

Instructor: Jeff Hamilton

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teen birthday partiesageS: 13-19 fee: $55

Let teens plan a fun Saturday evening at the Rec Center. Use our new glow in the dark dodgeballs for a great game of dodgeball, play flashlight tag, tug-of-war, dance con-tests, volleyball, basketball, foosball, ping pong, pool, or whatever else their imagina-tions can dream up. Make use of our great sound system - bring your MP3 or favorite CDs. They can have up to 45 guests (please provide one adult chaperone per every 15 guests).

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center, McCune Gym Sa, thru 6/15 5:45-8:00 pm

The extra 15 minutes gives you time to meet with our gym supervisor and get set up for your celebration before guests arrive, allowing for a 2-hour party.

Please book early as most saturdays fill quickly - call 966-0228.

all ageS

Aquatic Movie Night 8

Aquatic Pepsi Blast 8

Art Camp for Li'l Ones 16

Art Camp for Youth 17

Basketball Camp: Overtime Training NEW

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Basketball Skills: Overtime Training NEW

26

Cotton Candy Clinic 16

Friday Trips 22-24

Golf: Pee Wee & Youth 26

Gymnastics 15

Hershey's Track Meet 18

Kids in the Kitchen 17

Kites at Community Park NEW 17

Mother Daughter Night 33

Pump It Up Cheer Squad 24

Self Defense Basics NEW 22

Sports For Tykes NEW 16

Summer Parks Adventure Camp: Extended Session NEW

22

Summer Parks Adventure Camp

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Swim Lessons 7

Young Einstein Science Camp

18

Activity Night at the Pool 8

ageS 14-17Line Dancing & Swing 28

Yoga 28

Good Dog Obedience 29

Rec Coed Soccer League 30

Softball Tournaments 31

Softball League 32

Sand Volleyball Tournament NEW

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youth programs

teen birthday parties


A message from the coaches: All levels of gymnastics improve a child’s body, mind and coordination. We, as gymnastics coaches, seek to teach gymnasts to control fear and frustration while working hard to learn new skills and children gain a great sense of accomplishment when they do so. Flexibility and coordination gained from gym-nastics makes for better all-around athletes in other sports.

Sessions conclude with a demonstration for family.

claSS locationS All classes are held in the lower level of the Pendleton Recre-ation Center (except those noted at Eastern Oregon Gymnastics Academy or EOGA, 1819 Westgate, Pendleton). Please enter from the Emigrant (south) side of the build-ing, and not through the gymnasium; watch for sign to “Activity Room” on wall. This will help us to avoid distracting other classes in session.

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What We’ll be Working on by classPartners In Play

Drills that build strength, flexibility, coordination & patience, obsta-cle courses to include the vault, springboard, mini tramp, hoops, balls & bubbles. Forward, log & backward rolls, supported back bends, basic bar drills including hanging, chin ups, toe touches, swinging and beam drills including walking, crawling, kicks, etc. A parent or guardian is required to participate with the child in this class.

Tiny Tumblers

Runs, jumps to vault, stick landings, on floor supported back bend kick overs, cartwheel drills, rolls, donkey kicks and more, bar drills to include chin/pull ups, toe touches,straddle ups, pull overs, front supports, walking forward, sideways, backward on beam, crawl, some high beam if applicable, also obstacle courses. Parental participation is welcome when necessary.

Tumblers Runs, hurdles, squat on vault, stick landings, on floor supported back bend kick overs, cartwheel/head/handstand drills, back handspring drills, rolls, and more, bar drills to include chin/pull ups, toe touches, pull overs, casts back hip circles, dismounts, beam, straddle mounts walks, jumps, kicks and more (on low and high beam) Also obstacle courses. Parental participation no longer needed.

Gymnasts & Gymnastics Stars

Squat on vault, handspring vault drills, on floor cartwheels, head/handstands, back & front handsprings/drills, and walkovers, rolls and more, bar skills to include casts, hip circles, cast squat on to bar drills, glides, low and high beam drills, also forward rolls, hand-stands, cartwheels, jumps dismount drills, and mounts. Gymnastics Stars will be perfecting the above elements.

Tricksters Squat on vault, handspring vault/drills, on floor cartwheels, side/front ariels, dive rolls, round-off, back/front handsprings, walkovers standing tucks and more, bar skills to include, cast hip circles, squat-ons, glides/kips, some high bar work and dismounts, beam mounts and dismounts, cartwheels, handstands, rolls, jumps on low and/or high beam. This class is taught by Samantha Allison in the Eastern Oregon Gymnastics Academy facility.


tUMbLing/gYMnAstiCs sCHeDULe bY CLAss

18 mo. thru 2 yrs Partners In Play

T 6:00-6:30 SamW 5:15-5:45 ChaleseTH 4:00-4:30 SamTH 5:30-6:00 Sam

3 yrs. Tiny TumblersM 6:00-6:30 ChaleseT 5:30-6:00 SamW 5:45-6:15 Chalese

4 to 5 years TumblersM 6:00-7:00 ChaleseT 6:30-7:15 ChaleseW 6:15-7:00 Chalese

6 + years beginners

GymnastsM 5:15-6:00 Chalese

TH 4:30-5:15 SamTH 6:00-6:45 Sam

6+ years with experience

Gymnastic Stars M 4:15-5:15 Chalese

6 to 12 years Tricksters M 6:00-7:00 @ EOGA SamW 4:00-5:00 @ EOGA Sam

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class fees (based on length of class; see class times below)

30 min $38 45 min. $43 60 min. $48 60 min. @ EOGA $65

important dateS to remember sUMMeR 1 sUMMeR 2

Current students register no priority enrollment for summer

ALL students register 4/25 4/25Deadline to register 6/16 7/21Session begins 6/23 7/28Session ends 7/24 8/28








tot timeageS: little oneS not yet in ScHool

fee: $1/viSit

neW! Due to popular demand, we have added Wednesdays to tot time! Fun music and lots of play stuff - we pro-vide the environment and you provide the creativity! Drop-in either or both days! Socks only on gymnastics mats please. Will not meet on select holidays.

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center,

McCune Gymthru 5/21

see below

Mondays, 10:30-11:30 amWednesdays, 1:00-2:00 pm

Wee ones

cotton candy clincageS: 3-10 fee: $7

Cure your sugar craving. How does that colored sugar end up in long sticky strings of fluff? Come find out how to make your own cotton candy on a stick. Parents get in FREE!

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center, Foundation

Rm.

Sa, 7/12 10:30 to 11:30 am

Instructor: Glenn GrahamRegister by Tu, 7/8

art camp for li’l onesageS: 4-6 fee: $58 incl. SUpplieS

Come enjoy four days of artistic fun! This introductory camp will teach the founda-tions of painting and drawing. The instructor works with each student for an individu-

alized experience. The final day of camp will include an art show. This provides a platform for your child’s art achievements to be recognized, thus building confidence and self-esteem in the young artist. Space is limited so sign up early. All supplies included.

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center

Foundation Rm.Mo thru Th, 8/18-8/21

8:45 to 10:00 am

Register by Mo, 8/11Instructor: Julene Brogan

nsports for tykesageS: 4-6 fee: $9/ea.

This program will offer dif-ferent sessions to meet your little ones growing in-

terests.

gym time 7/23: basketball, hock-ey and trampo-

line tricks; will meet in the Helen McCune Gymnasium at the Rec Center. Snack in-cluded.

field gameS 8/27: football, soccer and t-ball (will meet at the Rotary Shelter in Community Park). Snack included.

The very BASICS of these activities will be introduced in an enviroment where children will interact with others their own age.


McCune Gym

We, 7/23; reg by Fr,

7/18

6:30 to 7:45 pm

Community Park, Rotary

Shelter

We, 8/27; reg. by Fr,

8/22

6:30 to 7:45 pm

Instructor: tba





kites at community parkageS: 5-12 fee: $14

We are bringing back this popular activity - making kites and flying them at Com-munity Park! We’ll have kite kits for chil-dren and parents (if needed!) to assemble. The kits are fairly simple and allow you to add your own creative touch. Treats will be served too. So much fun and so much room to let it fly so very high!!! All sup-plies and treats included.

PLACe DAte tiMeCommunity Park, Rotary

Shelter

Sa, 7/26 10:00 to 11:30 am

Register by Tu, 7/15Instructor: tba

youth/teen activities

nart camp for youthageS: 7-14 fee: $73

Come enjoy four days of artistic fun! This art camp will introduce each participant to a variety of painting and drawing tech-niques. The instructor works with each student to suit his or her skill level and to encourage their own unique artist style. An art show will be held on the final day. The confidence students gain in their cre-ativity will spill over into other aspects of their life and education. Examples of projects may include: canvas paintings, chalk and oil pastels, watercolor paintings, 3-D art and more. Space is limited so sign up early. All supplies are included.


Foundation Rm.Mo thru

Th, 8/18-8/21

10:30 am to

1:00 pmRegister by Mo, 8/11

Instructor: Jolene Brogan

kids in the kitchenageS 7-12 fee: $10

FRUit PizzA: Sugar cookie crust, cream cheese frosting and lots of deliciously ripe and colorful fruit make this treat a summertime master piece and a favorite dish to bring to family get-togethers.

PeRFeCt PiCniC: We have some great ideas for filling your picnic basket or ice chest with the tastiest creations ever. Come sample a few of these treats and decide what you might take on your next camping trip or family outing. Amaze your family and friends with something they will all love!

Parents please accompany your younger children for FREE and have some fun too! All materials, ingredients and recipes included in registration fee. Meets at the Rec Center in the Foundation Room (basement) NEWLY REMODELED kitchen!

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center, Foundation Rm. see below 5:30 to 6:30 pm

Fruit Pizza: Mo, 7/14, register by Th, 7/10Picnic: Mo, 8/11, register by Th, 8/7

Instructor: Lisa Patrick





youth teen activities35th annual hershey’s track meetageS: 1-14 fee: $0

The Pendleton City Club, Mid Columbia Bus Company and the Pendleton Parks and Recreation Department will host the 35th Annual Hershey’s Track Meet. Additional support will be provided by PHS Track Team volunteers and Round-Up City Racer parents. Participation is FREE! Just For Fun Meet: Ages 1 through 8; events begin at 9:30 am. The younger age group does not need to register. Participate in as many events as you have time and energy to complete. Softball throw, standing long jump, 25m dash, 50m dash, 100m dash, 200m dash, 400m dash. Ribbons to all participants!Local Qualifier: Ages 9-14: register at the event beginning at 10:30 am. Choose two track and one field or two field and one track event.

9-10 yearS 11-12 yearS 13-14 yearS

50m dash, 100m dash, 200m dash, 400m dash, 4 x 100m relay, standing long jump, softball throw.

100m dash, 200m dash, 400m dash, 800m run, 4 x 100m relay, standing long jump, softball throw.

100m dash, 200m dash, 800m run, 1600m run, 4 x 100m relay, standing long jump, softball throw.

Ribbons to all! A copy of their birth certificate will need to be sent to the state office if your child is a first place finisher in a qualifying event. Please look at the Hershey’s website for further info (ages 9-14) www.hersheystrackandfield.com. Hershey’s state qualifiers will have the opportunity to compete at Hayward Field on the University of Oregon campus, Saturday July 5.

PLACe DAte tiMePendleton High School Track Sa, 6/1 9:30 am - 1:30 pm

Ages 1-8: no need to pre-registerAges: 9-14: registration begins at 10:30 am

young einstein science campageS: 8-14 fee: $53

Lots of way cool science experiments! New this year: exploring engineering. Let curiousity drive your young one to discover the many ways “engineering” is present in our everyday lives. Learning was never so much fun!


Rm.

Mo-Th, 8/11-8/14

9:00 to 11:00 am

Register by Mo, 8/4Instructor: Kaisa Phillipsa

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youth/teen activitiessummer adventure campgradeS 2 tHrU 6 (in the fall) fee: $15/week

Check out this boredom busting opportunity for children entering 2nd - 6th grades (in the fall), or ages 8-12, to participate in a day-camp setting with six weeks to choose from! Register for one week or all six. If you register for all six weeks in advance, you will receive the sixth week free. If you call the office to register, staff will apply a manual credit during registration. if you choose to register online, you will need to contact the office to request an adjustment. If you register for six weeks and subsequently cancel one week, there will be no refund for the first cancelled week. Refund eligibility begins in the event of a second week’s cancellation. This camp usually ends up with a long waiting list so register right away.

Camp will be open from 9 am - 3 pm, Mo- Th, with lunch provided by Sodexo through the Pendleton school lunch program. An afternoon snack will also be provided. Mondays and Wednesdays mornings include active games such as tag, Ollie Ollie Over, frisbee, dodge-ball, and kickball or whiffle ball. We will stay cool in the afternoon with quieter craft and science projects in the shade, like making slime, survivor challenges and scavenger hunts, beading and clay creations. Tuesdays have a morning activity and an afternoon trip to the Aquatic Center (please send $4 with your child for admission or a season pass).Thursdays we visit the library and the Helen McCune Gymnasium.

Last summer we assigned themes to each week. We elected not to do that this year because it didn’t allow us the flexibility to respond to weather and other events. However, we will have a full calendar of activities so it doesn’t really matter which week you choose!

We strive to hire education major college students for our park leaders since campmakes a wonderful practical work experience as they pursue a teaching degree. If they have not al-ready been CPR certified they receive some basic training from Parks and Recreation staff.

PLACe DAte tiMeCommunity Park or

Pioneer ParkMo thru Th, 6/23-7/31 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Register by We, 6/19; EARLIER recommended as this camp fills up fast!



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SW KIRK AVE

SW LADOW AVE

SW

33 R

DS

T

SW PERKINSAVE

SW

3 3 RDC

T

MA

RS

H

ALL PLMARSHALL

CT

37THCT

SW

37T

H

STREET

SO

UTH

G

ATEPLACE

SW 39THSTSW

40THS

T

SW

41ST

ST

SW4

0TH

ST

SW

PERKINS AVE

40TH

PL

PERKINSCT

PERKINS

LN

SW

44TH

ST

46

TH

OLSON

45TH

ST

PERKINS

46THDR

SW QUINNEY AVE

RUNNION CT

TAHOE AVE

SW

44

TH

ST

SW

45T

HS

T

KO

RVO

LAR

D

SW BROADLANE AVE

SW

42ND

ST

SHERIDAN

SW

43RD

ST

SW VISTA AVE

VIS

TAP

L

SWRUNNION DR

US

HW

Y39

5

(SO

UTH

GAT

E


RIVERVIEW DR

OVERLOOKPL

TERRACE DR

SW

30

TH

ST

SW 28TH ST

SW 28TH DR

COUNTY RD 506

MARSHALLAVE

NW

13

TH

NW CARDEN AVE

SW

12T

HD

R

ATHENS AVE

AT

HE

NS

A

VE

NU

E

SE

3RD

DR

SW

ISAAC

AVE

SE BYERSAVE

NW HORN AVE.

NW

11T

HS

T

NW

12T

H

ST

NW

12T

H D

R

JOHNS PL

SK

YLI

NE

DRIVE

SK

YL

INE

LN

NW KING

NW INGRAM

NWH

OR

NA

VE

DESPAINPL

NW

14

TH

ST

15THD

R>

>N

W1

5TH

ST >>

NW JOHNSLN

CO

UN

TY

RO

AD

233

OWEN CT

NE MEACHAM AVE

>> SE

F

RAZER AVE. >

>

SE

6T

H S

T

SE

9T

H S

T

SE

9T

H D

R

SE

10T

H S

T

SE

11T

H S

T

12T

H

ALEXANDER AVE

SE

7TH

ST

SE

8TH

>> SW F

RAZER AVE >>

SW

10TH

ST << S

W EMIGRANT

AVE <<

9TH

NW

55T

H D

R


NW B AVE

NW C AVE

B PL

51S

T

NW

50T

H

SE

6TH

ST

SW

12TH

ST

SW

13TH

ST

SW

15TH S

T

SW

16TH

SW

17TH

SW

18TH

SW

19TH

SW

20TH S

T

SW

8TH

SW

9TH

SW

11TH

21ST

22ND

SO

UT

H M

AIN

ST

RE

ET

SO

UT

H M

AIN

S

TR

EE

T

TUTUILLAROAD

SW

23RD

SW

GO

OD

WIN

AV

E

21ST

22ND

SW

20TH

MA

RS

HA

LL

PL

14TH ST

WESTGATE DR

WE

ST

GA

TE

DR

AIRPORT

RO

AD

NW PIONEER PL

GOLDEN AVE

57T

H S

T

MURIETTA RD

BARTSCH RD

RIE

TH

RO

AD

SE GOODWIN AVE

SE HAILEY AVESE

7TH S

TS

E 8T

H S

TS

E 9T

H S

T

SE

10THST

MAINPL

KIR

KP

L

SE

1ST

ST

SE

2ND

ST

SE

1ST S

T

NW

21S

TD

R

FU

RN

I SH AVEGILLIAM AVE

NW

21S

T

ST

NW

20T

H S

T

1 8T

H C

T18

TH

DR

OLD

AIR

PO

RT

RO

AD

WESTGATE

HWY 30

RIVERSIDE AVENUE

QUEEN AVE

EASTGATE

AN

VID

ON

ST

O’B

RIE

N P

L

33R

D P

L

35T

H S

T

AD

AM

S

ROAD

MT HEBRON DR >>

NEL

SON

DR

KING PL

JOHNS PL

37T

H S

T

45T

H

S

T

44T

H

43R

D

S

T

42N

D

ST

MISSION

HWY

11

HW

Y3

31H

WY

331

SE

9TH

SE COURT PL

SE

1

4T

H S

T

SE

15

TH

SE

16T

H

SE

17

TH

ST

SE

18

TH

SE

1

9TH

19

TH

DR

20

TH

FRAZER PL

SE

6TH

ST

SE

GO

OD

WIN

SE JAY

SE

3RD

ST

SE

1ST

SE

2ND

SE

4TH

ST

SE HAILEY

SW

1ST

ST

SW

2ND

ST

SW

3RD

SW

3RD

SW

2ND

SW

1ST

SW

5TH

SW

6TH

SW GOODWIN

AVE

3RD

DR

SW

5THSW

6TH

SW

9TH

ST

SW

8TH S

TS

W 7T

H S

T

SW

HAILEY

AVE

SW HAILEY

SW

4TH

SW

11TH

ST

SW

ISAAC

AVE

SW

10TH

SW

12TH

SW

13TH

ST

SW

14TH

SW

15TH

16TH17T

H

HA

ILEY

PL

<HA

ILEY LN <

HAILEYPL

G

OODWIN LN

GOO DWINPL

SW GOODWIN A

VE

GOODW

INPL

10TH

SW GOODWIN AVE

19TH

SWFRAZER

PL

20TH

SW

1

8T

H

S

T.

SW

12TH

14TH

14TH

UMATILLA RIVER

UMATILLA RIVER

UMA TILLA RIV

ER

14TH

DR

JO

HN

S AVE NW INGRAM LN

CO

UN

TY

RO

AD

333

(LE

ES

TG

RA

DE

)

SE

8T

H S

T

<< SE COURT AVE

SE COURT AVE

NW

8T

H S

T.

NW

6T

H

S

T.

52N

D

CA

VE

46T

H

47T

H

NW

48T

H S

T

EF

G AVE

H AVE

NW

49T

H

ST

NW

49

THDR

NW

48T

H S

T

47T

H

NW J

NW K

B A

VE


WY

37(C

OL

DS

PR

ING

SH

WY

)(N

OR

TH

GA

TE

)

FU

RN

ISH

PL

19T

H D

R

SE

1

9TH

SE

18

TH

BYERS PL

SEBYERS AVE.

ALEXANDER PL

ALEXANDER PL

SE

15TH15TH

DR

16T

H

18

TH

AURA

SE

11TH

11TH

9TH

10TH

SE ISAAC AVE

RIVERSIDESCHOOL ST.

MT

HEBRO

ND

R <<

34T

H S

T

41S

T

ST

40T

H

LINDELL LN

RIVERSIDE PL

NURSERY LN

SW COURT

AVE

SW DORION

SU

NS

ET

DR

ISAAC

HAILEY

SW KIRK EXT

SW

JAY EXT

37TH EXT

SW

1S

TS

T

TUTU

ILLA

CR

EE

K

TUTUILLACREEK

PATAWA CREEK

McK

AYC

REE

K

McKAY

CREEK

UMATILLA RIVER

MU

RPHYR

D

<< SW

EMIGRANT AVE <

<

10TH

7TH8TH

5TH

ASHLEY LN

PAC

E LN

SE KIRK

SE ISAA

C

10TH

ISAAC

SE KIRK

WILDHORSE CREEK

MISSION RD

US

HW

Y

67(30)

EXIT 216

EXIT 212

EXIT 210

EXIT 209

EXIT 207

McK

AYC

RE

EK

HW

Y1

1(S

E3R

DD

RIV

E)

84

84

HW

Y

11

TO LA GRANDE

TO HERMISTON

TO

JO

HN

DA

Y

84

TO WALLA WALLA

ROUND-UP GROUNDS

CONVENTION CENTER

HAPPY CANYON ARENA

BLUE MOUNTAIN

COMMUNITY COLLEGE

EASTERN OREGON





McKAYNEIGHBORHOOD

PARK

RICE-BLAKEYPARK

GRECIANHEIGHTSPARK

OLNEYCEMETERY

SHERWOOD PARK

PENDLETON PARKS &

RECREATION OFFICE

ROY RALEYPARK

SW BYERS AVE

SERGEANTCITY PARK

ALDRICHPARK

VINCENTPARK

PIONEERPARK


MAYPARK

MUSEUMPARK

TIL TAYLORPARK

KIWANIS PARK

BROWNFIELDPARK


RIVER PARKWAY

RIVER PARKWAY

RIVER PARKWAY

RIVER PARKWAY

BEDFORDFOOT BRIDGE


SHERWOOD HEIGHTS

ELEMENTARY

HARRIS JR. ACADEMY






SCHOOL


PARK

UNION PACIFIC

SHELTER

STILLMANPARK

PENDLETONCOMMUNITY

PARK

CATTLEDRIVE



LIBRARYCITY HALL

HELEN McCUNE

COMMUNITY CENTER

SW

6TH

ST


VERT

AUDITORIUM

SW

3RD

SW

4TH

ST

TRAILHEADPARK

865 Tutuilla(541) 276-8100

3

3

7

10

1112

14

15

18

1. aldricH

2. brownfield

3. commUnity ⌂4. grecian HeigHtS

nortH & SoUtH ⌂5. kiwaniS

6. may

7. mckay neigHborHood

8. mUSeUm

9. pioneer

10. rice-blakey ⌂11. river parkway

12. roy raley ⌂

1

6

pEND L ETON pARKS & FAC I L I T I E S

RUDY RADA SKATEPARK13

1

13. rUdy rada Skatepark

14. Sergeant city

15. SHerwood 16. Stillman ⌂17. til taylor

18. trailHead


NW ELLIS AVE.

NW DESPAIN AVE.

NW CARDEN AVE.

NW

7

TH

ST.

NW

8T

H

S

T.

NW

9T

H

ST.

NW

10

TH

S

T.

NW BAILEY AVE.

NW

1

0T

H

S

T.

NW

11

TH

ST.

NW FURNISH AVE.

NW GILLIAM AVE.

NW

12

TH

ST. N

W

6

TH

S

T.

NW

5T

H

ST.

NW HORN

NW GILLIAM AVE.

NW

4T

H

ST.

NW

3R

D

ST.

NO

RT

H

M

AIN

ST

RE

ET

NW ELLIS AVE.

SE BYERS

AVE

<< SE C

OURT AVE

<< SW

COURT AVE <

< >> SE D

ORION AVE >>

>> SW D

ORION AVE >

>

SE

1ST

ST

SE

2ND

ST

SE

3RD

ST

SE

4TH

ST

SW

1ST

ST

SW

2ND

ST

<< SE

EMIGRANT AVE <

<

SW N

YE AVE.SW

11TH CTSW

12TH CT

SW

10TH

CT

TUTUILLA

RO

AD

SW

RUN

NIO

NA

VE

SW QUIN NE

Y PL

ATHENS AVE

DELTA CT

GAMMA CT ZETA CT

VITA CT

ALPHA CT ATHENS AVE

TH

ETA

COURT

SW

2N

D S

T

TU

TU

ILL

AR

D

SW NYE AVE

SW OLSON AVE

SW PERKINS AVE

S W MARSHALL

SW OLSON AVE

SW NYE

SW

21 S

T

SW LADOW

SW

23

RD

ST

SW

2 4

TH

S

T

Q

UI NNEY DR

SWQUIN

NE

YA

VE

SW

18

TH

ST

QUINNEY

CT

QUINNEY

PL

QUINNEY

LNRU

NN

ION

LN

RUN

NIO

N

PL

22N

D

SW

25T

H S

T

SW

MA

RS

HA

LL

AVE.

SW

2N

D S

T

SW

3R

D P

L

SW

4T

H P

L

SW

5T

H P

L

SWNYE AVE.

SE

3R

D S

T

SW

27THS

T

SW2

8TH

ST

SW

29TH

ST

SW 30TH

SWMARSHALL

SWLADOW AVESW

KIRK

AVE

SW

JAYAVE

SW

ISAAC

AVE

SW

HAILEYAVE

SW

31ST S

T

SW

30TH S

T

SW N

YE AVE

SW HAILEY PL

SW

32ND

S

WIS

AAC

SWJAY

AVE

SW KIRK AVE

SW LADOW AVE

SW

33 R

DS

T

SW PERKINSAVE

SW

3 3 RDC

T

MA

RS

H

ALL PLMARSHALL

CT

37THCT

SW

37T

H

STREET

SO

UTH

G

ATEPLACE

SW 39THSTSW

40THS

T

SW

41ST

ST

SW4

0TH

ST

SW

PERKINS AVE

40TH

PL

PERKINSCT

PERKINS

LN

SW

44TH

ST

46

TH

OLSON

45TH

ST

PERKINS

46THDR

SW QUINNEY AVE

RUNNION CT

TAHOE AVE

SW

44

TH

ST

SW

45T

HS

T

KO

RVO

LAR

D

SW BROADLANE AVES

W42N

DS

T

SHERIDAN

SW

43RD

ST

SW VISTA AVE

VIS

TAP

L

SWRUNNION DR

US

HW

Y39

5

(SO

UTH

GAT

E


RIVERVIEW DR

OVERLOOKPL

TERRACE DR

SW

30

TH

ST

SW 28TH ST

SW 28TH DR

COUNTY RD 506

MARSHALLAVE

NW

13

TH

NW CARDEN AVE

SW

12T

HD

R

ATHENS AVE

AT

HE

NS

A

VE

NU

E

SE

3RD

DR

SW

ISAAC

AVE

SE BYERSAVE

NW HORN AVE.

NW

11T

HS

T

NW

12T

H

ST

NW

12T

H D

R

JOHNS PL

SK

YLI

NE

DRIVE

SK

YL

INE

LN

NW KING

NW INGRAM

NWH

OR

NA

VE

DESPAINPL

NW

14

TH

ST

15THD

R>

>N

W1

5TH

ST >>

NW JOHNSLN

CO

UN

TY

RO

AD

233

OWEN CT

NE MEACHAM AVE

>> SE

F

RAZER AVE. >

>

SE

6T

H S

T

SE

9T

H S

T

SE

9T

H D

R

SE

10T

H S

T

SE

11T

H S

T

12T

H

ALEXANDER AVE

SE

7TH

ST

SE

8TH

>> SW F

RAZER AVE >>

SW

10TH

ST << S

W EMIGRANT

AVE <<

9TH

NW

55T

H D

R


NW B AVE

NW C AVE

B PL

51S

T

NW

50T

H

SE

6TH

ST

SW

12TH

ST

SW

13TH

ST

SW

15TH S

T

SW

16TH

SW

17TH

SW

18TH

SW

19TH

SW

20TH S

T

SW

8TH

SW

9TH

SW

11TH

21ST

22ND

SO

UT

H M

AIN

ST

RE

ET

SO

UT

H M

AIN

S

TR

EE

T

TUTUILLAROAD

SW

23RD

SW

GO

OD

WIN

AV

E

21ST

22ND

SW

20TH

MA

RS

HA

LL

PL

14TH ST

WESTGATE DR

WE

ST

GA

TE

DR

AIRPORT

RO

AD

NW PIONEER PL

GOLDEN AVE

57T

H S

T

MURIETTA RD

BARTSCH RD

RIE

TH

RO

AD

SE GOODWIN AVE

SE HAILEY AVESE

7TH S

TS

E 8T

H S

TS

E 9T

H S

T

SE

10THST

MAINPL

KIR

KP

L

SE

1ST

ST

SE

2ND

ST

SE

1ST S

T

NW

21S

TD

R

FU

RN

I SH AVEGILLIAM AVE

NW

21S

T

ST

NW

20T

H S

T

1 8T

H C

T18

TH

DR

OLD

AIR

PO

RT

RO

AD

WESTGATE

HWY 30

RIVERSIDE AVENUE

QUEEN AVE

EASTGATE

AN

VID

ON

ST

O’B

RIE

N P

L

33R

D P

L

35T

H S

T

AD

AM

S

ROAD

MT HEBRON DR >>

NEL

SON

DR

KING PL

JOHNS PL

37T

H S

T

45T

H

S

T

44T

H

43R

D

S

T

42N

D

ST

MISSION

HWY

11

HW

Y3

31H

WY

331

SE

9TH

SE COURT PL

SE

1

4T

H S

T

SE

15

TH

SE

16T

H

SE

17

TH

ST

SE

18

TH

SE

1

9TH

19

TH

DR

20

TH

FRAZER PL

SE

6TH

ST

SE

GO

OD

WIN

SE JAY

SE

3RD

ST

SE

1ST

SE

2ND

SE

4TH

ST

SE HAILEY

SW

1ST

ST

SW

2ND

ST

SW

3RD

SW

3RD

SW

2ND

SW

1ST

SW

5TH

SW

6TH

SW GOODWIN

AVE

3RD

DR

SW

5THSW

6TH

SW

9TH

ST

SW

8TH S

TS

W 7T

H S

T

SW

HAILEY

AVE

SW HAILEY

SW

4TH

SW

11TH

ST

SW

ISAAC

AVE

SW

10TH

SW

12TH

SW

13TH

ST

SW

14TH

SW

15TH

16TH17T

H

HA

ILEY

PL

<HA

ILEY LN <

HAILEYPL

G

OODWIN LN

GOO DWINPL

SW GOODWIN A

VE

GOODW

INPL

10TH

SW GOODWIN AVE

19TH

SWFRAZER

PL

20TH

SW

1

8T

H

S

T.

SW

12TH

14TH

14TH

UMATILLA RIVER

UMATILLA RIVER

UMA TILLA RIV

ER

14TH

DR

JO

HN

S AVE NW INGRAM LN

CO

UN

TY

RO

AD

333

(LE

ES

TG

RA

DE

)

SE

8T

H S

T

<< SE COURT AVE

SE COURT AVE

NW

8T

H S

T.

NW

6T

H

S

T.

52N

D

CA

VE

46T

H

47T

H

NW

48T

H S

T

EF

G AVE

H AVE

NW

49T

H

ST

NW

49

THDR

NW

48T

H S

T

47T

H

NW J

NW K

B A

VE


WY

37(C

OL

DS

PR

ING

SH

WY

)(N

OR

TH

GA

TE

)

FU

RN

ISH

PL

19T

H D

R

SE

1

9TH

SE

18

TH

BYERS PL

SEBYERS AVE.

ALEXANDER PL

ALEXANDER PL

SE

15TH15TH

DR

16T

H

18

TH

AURA

SE

11TH

11TH9TH

10TH

SE ISAAC AVE

RIVERSIDESCHOOL ST.

MT

HEBRO

ND

R <<

34T

H S

T

41S

T

ST

40T

H

LINDELL LN

RIVERSIDE PL

NURSERY LN

SW COURT

AVE

SW DORION

SU

NS

ET

DR

ISAAC

HAILEY

SW KIRK EXT

SW

JAY EXT

37TH EXT

SW

1S

TS

T

TUTU

ILLA

CR

EE

K

TUTUILLACREEK

PATAWA CREEK

McK

AYC

REE

K

McKAY

CREEK

UMATILLA RIVER

MU

RPHYR

D

<< SW

EMIGRANT AVE <

<

10TH

7TH8TH

5TH

ASHLEY LN

PAC

E LN

SE KIRK

SE ISAA

C

10TH

ISAAC

SE KIRK

WILDHORSE CREEK

MISSION RD

US

HW

Y

67(30)

EXIT 216

EXIT 212

EXIT 210

EXIT 209

EXIT 207

McK

AYC

RE

EK

HW

Y1

1(S

E3R

DD

RIV

E)

84

84

HW

Y

11

TO LA GRANDE

TO HERMISTON

TO

JO

HN

DA

Y

84

TO WALLA WALLA

ROUND-UP GROUNDS

CONVENTION CENTER

HAPPY CANYON ARENA

BLUE MOUNTAIN

COMMUNITY COLLEGE

EASTERN OREGON





McKAYNEIGHBORHOOD

PARK

RICE-BLAKEYPARK

GRECIANHEIGHTSPARK

OLNEYCEMETERY

SHERWOOD PARK

PENDLETON PARKS &

RECREATION OFFICE

ROY RALEYPARK

SW BYERS AVE

SERGEANTCITY PARK

ALDRICHPARK

VINCENTPARK

PIONEERPARK


MAYPARK

MUSEUMPARK

TIL TAYLORPARK

KIWANIS PARK

BROWNFIELDPARK


RIVER PARKWAY

RIVER PARKWAY

RIVER PARKWAY

RIVER PARKWAY

BEDFORDFOOT BRIDGE


SHERWOOD HEIGHTS

ELEMENTARY

HARRIS JR. ACADEMY






SCHOOL


PARK

UNION PACIFIC

SHELTER

STILLMANPARK

PENDLETONCOMMUNITY

PARK

CATTLEDRIVE



LIBRARYCITY HALL

HELEN McCUNE

COMMUNITY CENTER

SW

6TH

ST


VERT

AUDITORIUM

SW

3RD

SW

4TH

ST

TRAILHEADPARK

Aquatic Center - NW CardenAldrich Park - NW 12th & KingGrecian Heights Park - Tutuilla Road & Athens WayKiwanis Park - SE 19th & ByersMay Park - SE 3rd & IsaacMcKay Neighborhood Park - SW 44th & QuinneyMuseum Park - SW Frazer & MainPendleton Community Park Access - SW 41st, SW 44th & SW Jay at 37thPendleton Family Aquatic Center - 1901 NW CardenPioneer Park - NW 4th & DespainRice-Blakey Park - SW 24th & QuinneyRiver Parkway - SW 18th - SE 19th Along the Umatilla RiverRoy Raley Park - SW 10th & CourtSergeant City - NW 14th & EllisSherwood Park - SW 29th, South off Jay StreetStillman Park - SE 3rd & ByersTil Taylor Park - SE 7th & DorionTrailhead Park - Westgate PlaceUnion Pacific ShelterVincent Park - NW 5th & Ellis

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pendleton recreation center510 SW DorionHelen McCune GymnasiumFoundation Room (basement)Activity Room (basement)

pendleton family aqUatic center1901 NW Carden

vert aUditoriUm480 SW Dorion

vert little tHeater

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youth teen activities

summer parks adventure camp: extended sessiongradeS 2-6 (in the fall)

fee: $84

Did you like this summer’s camp? Enjoy more of the same (including lunch and a snack) for another two weeks. New arts and science programs will be added as well as a few more camper inspired options. There will be two leaders for every ten to twelve campers.

PLACe DAte tiMePioneer

ParkMo thru Th,

8/4-8/149:00 am to 3:00 pm

Register by Tu, 7/15; limited to first 50 children registered.

self defense basicsageS 14+ fee: $12

Class begins with a slide show, involves situational discussion, review of safe behaviors to help avoid dangerous situ-ations, and concludes with some dem-onstrations and opportunities to learn how to deal with an unavoidable con-frontation. While participation in prac-ticing the hands on portion of the class is not required, greater confidence can be gained. This program is delivered by our very own, Tony Nelson, with the Pendleton Police Department. Partici-pation from individuals ages 13 to 99 is encouraged. Parents are ReQUiReD to come learn with children under the age of 16. Parents are encouraged to come learn with their child under the age of 18. All parents accompanying a child do not need to pay the registra-tion fee. Bonus!

PLACe DAte tiMePolice Dept. Training Ctr.

Mo, 5/19

6:00-8:00 pm

Register by We, 5/14

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friday trip: pendleton skate/movie matineeageS 8-13 fee: $16

Our first stop will be the Pendleton Movie Theater, where we’ll watch an age ap-propriate movie. Stay tuned for the title, which will be annouced at a later date. Af-terwards, we’ll have lunch at Stillman Park (please send your children with a lunch) before proceeding to Skate City. The kids will receive entry and skate rental with their registration. Please bring money for snacks and additional games at the skating rink if desired (air hockey, video games, etc.). We will be back at the gym at approximately 3:30pm.

PLACe DAte tiMeCheck-in at Rec Center 9:15; depart 9:30 sharp. Fr, 7/11 9:30 am to 3:30 pm

Register by Tu, 7/8; limited to first 50 children registered.bRing: lunch and extra money for snacks and games.






youth/teen activitiesfriday trip: tri-cities mini-golf & trampoline parkageS 8-13 fee: $20

We will head to the Tri-Cities and stop for miniature golf at Golf Universe.Please send your child with a lunch or money for lunch at the Golf Universe cafe. After golf and our lunch break we will travel to the trampoline park. The kids receive entry to the trampoline park where we plan jump for an hour. 18 holes of mini golf and one hour at the trampo-line park are included with their registra-tion. Complete on-line waiver at www.getairtricities.com. Please print a copy and provide it when checking in your child at the Rec Center on Friday morning. KiDs CAn-nOt JUMP iF tHe WAiVeR is nOt CORReCtLY COMPLeteD. We would hate to have them make the trip with us only to be turned away by the business owners. They will look on-line for all completed waivers. We will return to the gym at approximately 3:30 pm.

PLACe DAte tiMeCheck-in at Rec Center 9:15; depart 9:30 SHARP Fr, 7/18 9:30 am to 3:30 pm

Register by Tu, 7/15; limited to first 50 children registered.

bring lunch, snack money and complete online waiver.

friday trip: hermiston boWling & park playageS 8-13 fee: $11

We will stop at a local park for a nature hike, some play time and to have lunch (please send your children with a lunch.) Our next stop will be the Hermiston bowling alley. The kids will receive shoe rental and two games with their registration. Please bring money for snacks and additional games if desired (air hockey, video games, etc.). We will be back at the gym at approximately 3:00pm.


Register by Tu, 7/22; limited to first 50 children registered.bRing: lunch and extra money for snacks and games.

NEW FRIDAY TRIPS THIS YEAR!TRAMPOLINE PARK & HERMISTON BOWLING





pump it up cheer squadageS: 7-13 fee: $45

This is going to be soooo much fun. Let’s get loud, jump up and down and cheer for our team at select Pendleton Youth Football games in October, including the league championship Requa Bowl!!! Practices will be held in the Helen McCune Gymnasium at the Pendleton Recreation Center. September Practices Mo 9/17

Mo 9/22We 9/24Mo 9/29

October Practices We 10/1Mo 10/6-10/27

Game Schedule: TBA*

The registration fee includes pom poms and a special cheer shirt. Girls are encouraged to wear coordinating shorts or sweats depending on the weather. Our colors will be kelley green and white in keeping with Pendleton Bucks tradition. Please register no later than Wednes-day, 9/15 so we can have our poms and shirts in time for our first game. Please choose a t-shirt size when registering and order large enough to accomodate a long sleeve shirt underneath in case of cool weather. Saturdays in October can vary dramatically and we may cheer at a week night game.

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center, McCune Gym Mo & We

9/17-10/276:30-7:30 pm

Register by Mo, 9/15Instructor: Francie Foster

friday trip: jubilee lakeageS 8-13 fee: $9

Once we reach the lake we will have lunch and then split into groups for an easy hike around the lake (bring some tennies), scouting for the perfect fishing hole and swimming around the dock. A certified lifeguard will accompany the group. We have some lifejackets, but bring one if you have one (with your name on it). We will return around 3:00 pm.


Register by Tu, 7/29; limited to first 50 children registered.bRing: lunch, tennis shoes, swim suits, towel, sunscreen, a water bottle,

lifejacket, and fishing gear if you’d like to fish.





open gym: teensageS 13+ fee: $0

Join us on Fridays (excluding the 2nd Fri-day in May due to Gamer’s Xbox tourna-ment) at the Rec Center.


McCune Gym

Fridays, on-going

4:00-6:00 pm

Drop-in

open gym: special needsall ageS fee: $0

Come inside out of the weather and get some exercise. We have lots of equipment to make your time in the gym fun and our wonderful sound system can really help to pick up the pace of your activities. Volunteers allow us to offer this program free of charge. Join us once a week at the classic Helen McCune Gymnasium in the Pendleton Recreation Center.


McCune Gym

Sundays, ends 5/4, starts again10/5

Noon to 1:30 pm

Drop-in

skills for lifeageS: 12-19 fee: $0

Partnering with Lost & Found Youth Outreach, the Rec Center will open with gym activities on Thursdays at 3:00 p.m. At 4:00 p.m. the pace will change into a life skills group. Topics will include suc-cess at school, cultivating a positive self-image, helping others, and lots more!


McCune Gym

see below 3:00-5:00 pm

Th, starts 9/5 and meets year-roundCall to register, 541-379-0144, or for more information. Does not meet Round-Up week or on holidays.

gamer’s nightageS: 12-19 fee: $0

A great way to spend Friday night! Join us at the gym for a FREE organized tour-nament and other related activities (like dance games) with great leadership to make it fun! Gamer’s Night is always the second Friday of the month, beginning in October and continuing through May. No pre-registration required. Grab some friends and plan on a good time.


McCune Gym

2nd Friday of the month,

10/11 thru 5/9

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activity liStS at tHe parkS of-fice, wHicH liStS everytHing

$15 and leSS in one eaSy read.


youth/teen sports

Many classes on the adult pages are also suitable for older teens, such as Yoga, rec Soccer league, Good Dog Obedience, Sand Vol-

leyball, and line Dancing. So don’t stop reading here!

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nbasketball skills:overtime traininggradeS 3-4, 5-6 & 7-8 fee: $79

If you haven’t experienced Coach Gar-nett’s training sessions you will be im-pressed! This 8-week youth basketball training program will be held on Sunday evenings at the Pendleton Recreation Center beginning June 22nd. Learn and improve your basketball fundamentals from Whitman Men’s Basketball As-sistant Coach and owner of Overtime Training, Stephen Garnett. The program will focus on intense ball handling, fun-damentals, and skill development. Each Sunday night workout will be 90 minutes in length. Please register by the grade they will be entering in the fall.


McCune Gym

Su, 6/22-8/24(no session

7/13)

see below

grades 3-4: 4:00 to 5:30 pmgrades 5-6: 5:30 to 7:00 pmgrades 7-8: 7:00 to 8:30 pm

Register by Th, 6/19Instructor: Stephen Garnett golf:

pee Wee & youthageS 5-7 &

8-14fee: $29 &

$39Kids will learn the elements of a full swing, the short game, putting rules and golf etiquette. Last session will include a mini “scramble”. Limited number of youth clubs available on loan for class.

PLACe DAte tiMeWildhorse

Resort Golf Course

Th, 8/7-8/28

see below

Pee Wee (5-7): 5:15 to 6:00 pmYouth (8-14): 6:30 to 7:30 pm

Register by Th, 7/31Instructor: Clint Ables

8-WEEK SESSION







youth/teen sportsnbasketball camp: overtime training

gradeS 3-4, 5-6 & 7-8 fee: $69 incl. overtime traing t-SHirt

This camp focuses on teaching the fundamentals of the game from the physical as-pect as well as the mental. Each drill will be broken down so the student will develop a clear understanding of the exact reasoning behind it. Overtime Train-ing camps are all co-ed and like none you have ever attended. They are physically and mentally challenging, but provide each player with the proper tools to elevate their game. These camps develop individual skills with one-on-one competition or scrimmag-ing. Intensity of camp will increase with each age group.

While two hours may seem lengthy for 3rd and 4th graders Coach Garnett has found re-peated success at this age level when keeping the kids BUSY!

Coach Stephen Garnett is an Assistant Coach of the Whitman College Men’s Basketball program and owner of Overtime Training. For more info on Stephen, read a brief bio below. We are very excited to have his level of expertise available here locally.

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center, McCune Gym Mo, We, Fr, July 21, 23, 25 see below

grades 3-4: 9:30 to 11:30 amgrades 5-6: 12:15 to 2:15 pm

grades 7-8: 2:30-4:30 pmRegister by Th, 7/17; limited to 20 athletes per training session

inStrUctor focUS: StepHen garnett

Stephen played four years at Northern Arizona University (Division I), two years with the Arizona Stars (AAU) and four years of high school basketball. He has coached many different high school and college teams. His philosophy is that Overtime Train-ing is for young people who are MOTIVATED and COMMITTED to become the best basketball player they can be. “Overtime Training will be the hardest, most intense work you have ever put into developing your basketball game...and because of it, you will see a huge improvement in your game.” Jayson, age 11, said, “Stephen is really cool. He’s always encouraging me even if I mess up, and fun to be around. Work outs are hard but he makes me want to work harder. I’ve played basketball for several years, but I didn’t really enjoy it until I started working for Stephen. I was an average player before, but now I am much better.”



yogaageS: 16+ fee: $40; drop-in $9/claSS

The heart of the class is a series of poses that can be vigorous, gentle, or adapted, according to the individual’s needs. Deep stretching and re-laxation occur at the end so students leave feeling strengthened, ener-gized and refreshed. No prior knowledge of yoga is needed. Please, only drop-in fees should be paid to the instructor and not monthly registrations. Enter the Foundation Room downstairs between the Rec Center and the Library.

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center, Foundation Rm. Tu & Th 5:30-6:45 pm

May: 5/6-5/22 August: 8/5-8/21June: 6/3-6/19 September: 9/16-10/2July: 7/8-7/24

Instructor: Heaven DohertyYOGA: register online or at the Parks Office prior to the first day of class. After the first day, you can only register at the office or by phone with a credit card.

adult activitiesdance: east coast sWingageS: 16+ fee: $24/perSon

Learn how to East Coast Swing in just six lessons - get the beat, get the moves, and have fun! This is a very versatile dance that can be quick and energetic or slow and funky, all done to a wide variety of music genres. Learn the advantages of leading and following while moving to the beat. If you don’t have a partner, don’t let that keep you from learning to dance!!


McCune GymTu, 6/17-

7/227:15 to 8:15 pm

Register by Th, 6/12Instructor: April Dyntera

dance: line dancing!ageS: 16+ fee: $24/perSon

Do you like music from these genres: R&B, Motown, 50’s and 60’s rock ’n roll, country western, hip hop, pop, and disco? Great, because line dancing isn’t just for country anymore! Learn beginner and beyond basic line dances for swing, cha cha, waltz, and more! No prior dance ex-perience required. This is a great “date” class and a fun opportunity to gather up some friends and have some out-of-the-ordinary fun!


McCune GymTu, 6/17-

7/226:00 to 7:00 pm

Register by Th, 6/12Instructor: April Dyntera





Walking for WellnessageS: all ageS fee: $0

Good music, new friends, and a classic gymnasium out of the weather; this is a safe and comfy way to get your exercise no matter the time of year. Due to the generous donation of time from some

walking volunteers we are now able to offer this program FREE of charge. We will have a few closures during holi-days and school breaks when there are special activities in the gym for youth. That information will be posted as dates approach. Start your day off right and get walking! The program will take a break in August and September, then resume on Monday, 10/6.


McCune GymMo-Fr, to 7/31

8:30 to 9:30 am

Drop-in

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good dog obedienceageS: 14+ fee: $48

Help make your dog a welcome member of the family and a pleasure to be around. Basic commands will be covered such as sit/stay, down/stay, and heel. Trouble areas will also be addressed such as not pulling or jumping. This class is delivered in a format that keeps dog/owner pairs engaged in various “stations” throughout the class.

Your dog must be up to date on vac-cinations. Recommended minimum age is three months.


McCune GymWe, 5/28-

7/27:00-8:00

pmRegister by Th, 5/22

Instructor: Cynthia Protheroe

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adult paint partyageS: 18+ fee: $30

This beginners art class will introduce participants to a variety of fun painting techniques. With step by step instructions, a little effort and some great refreshments, your friends will be calling you Van Gogh in no time! All supplies are included. The $30 registration fee per each night’s activity is due one week prior to the class.


Foundation Rm.“Dreaming Sailboat” Mo, 8/18

“Drinks and a Good Read” Tu, 8/19“Botanical Abstract” We, 8/20

6:00 to 8:30 pm

Register by Monday prior to each class, 8/11, 8/12 or 8/13 respectivelyInstructor: Julene Brogan




adult sportsrecreational coed adult soccer leagueageS: 15+ fee: $35

Learn the game of soccer, meet people, and get some great exercise. Men and women ages fifteen to a hundred plus, register as an individual and be assigned to a team. Teams will be formed with an attempt to create competitive balance based on gen-der, experience level, and age. Games will be small sided (6 v 6, 8 v 8) depending on the number of registrants. League rules will insure playing time and gender balance.Games will be officiated. League games begin mid-June with team notification and practices beginning several weeks prior to the first scheduled game. League play ends in late July. Teams will play weekday evenings at Grecian Park on Tuesday and/or Thursday evenings with 6:00 or 7:00 pm kick-offs. Practice times will be set by vol-unteer “coaches”. Start encouraging friends, family and neighbors to sign up as well. Coed league sports have had strong participation in recent years. Sign up and come see all the fun you could be having!

PLACe DAte tiMeGrecian Heights Park Tu and/or Th, starts in May-ends 7/31 6:00-8:00 pm

Register by Mo, 5/12

open gym - adultageS: 16+ fee: $0

Ease into another work week with a court pounding Sunday evening at the recreation center or work off some stress on Fridays. What a great way to stay in shape! Gym will be closed during Round-Up week and on holidays.


McCune GymFridays & Saturdays 6:00-8:00 pm

Drop-in

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Tspring coed kick-off softball tournamentageS: 16+ fee: $200/team

This spring kick-off tournament will be a fun AND entertaining. There will be a couple different innings to add a fun and strategic factor to the games. Be ready to run the bases backwards, use a 16” ball and other exciting twists to an already fun tourna-ment. Tournament will be a 5 and 5 format. ASA rules apply.

PLACe DAte tiMeCommunity Park Ball Fields Sa, 5/24 (maybe 5/25 if needed) starts 8:00 am

Register by Tu, 5/20

coed 2-pitch blastageS: 16+ fee: $225/team if regiStered by 6/30

$250/team if regiStered 7/1 or later

Register for this midsummer coed softball tournament. Games will be played in Pend-leton’s Community Park. Open to all Coed softball teams in and out of the area. ASA bat rules apply. Take advantage of the early registration discount!

PLACe DAte tiMeCommunity Park Ball Fields Sa & Su, 7/19 & 7/20 starts 7:00 am

Register by Fr, 7/11

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sand volleyball tournamentageS: 16+ fee: $10

Give the sand a try! This doubles tournament will be held on Saturday, July 12th (and July 13th if needed). Tournament includes wom-en’s, men’s, and co-ed brackets. Teams will be guaranteed three pool play games to determine seeding for the elimination bracket. Game play will occur throughout the day. This is a ref-your-own tournament; however teams are asked to keep doubles sand rules.

PLACe DAte tiMeSundridge Middle School Sa, 7/12 starts 8:00 am

Register by We, 7/9

adult sports

softball leagueadult men’sageS: 16+ fee: $185/team

What a great way to have a company team or get some friends together. Our adult men’s softball has ASA based rules. Games will be played at Community Park fields 1 and 2 on Mondays and/or Thurs-days. Season will go 11 weeks. Teams all receive one dozen balls and a scorebook for the season. For specific league infor-mation contact Jeff Hamilton (541) 966-0229.

PLACe DAte tiMeCommunity

Park Ball FieldsMo, starts

5/196:00 or 7:00 pm

Register by We, 5/7

softball leagueadult coed 3-pitchageS: 16+ fee: $160/team

Our adult coed softball is a 5 and 5 team format and ASA based rules. New to this year is the 3-pitch format. This will promote safety and flow of game. For specific league information contact Jeff Hamilton (541) 966-0229. Games will be played at Community Park fields 1 and 2 on Tuesdays nights. Wednesday nights will be added if needed. Season will go 11 weeks. Each team will be given score-books and one dozen balls.

PLACe DAte tiMeCommunity

Park Ball FieldsTu, starts

5/20 6:00 or 7:00 pm

Register by We, May 7

leagUe information meeting, wedneSday, 4/30, 6:00 pm, at tHe recreation center

2 important annoUncementS for Softball:1. For teams requesting a check from your sponsor, please add a 2% pro-

cessing fee to the class fee as this is added to every registration.

2. there will be a $2 player fee in additon to the team fee. individual play-

ers will need to register and pay the player fee separately.

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special eventsmother daughter nightageS: 5-14 fee: $25/coUple

This event will be a special opportunity for mother and daughter to enjoy each others company in our cozy Foundation Room at the Rec Center. Some music and a few ice breaker games will get the smiles and laughs started. Once the party is rolling, mothers and daughters will work together to craft “friendship” bracelets for each other to wear. What a great way to be reminded of that special connec-tion with each other on a daily basis! After our wrists are properly adorned, we will dig in at the sundae and banana split bar. Here’s your chance to build the

ultimate ice cream treat.A lively game of BINGO will follow, allowing a number of our guests to win some fabulous gifts. Many candid photos will be taken and digital copies will be made available to you following this special evening.


RoomFr, 5/9 6:30 to 8:00 pm

Register by Mo, 5/5

columbia gorge historical tourageS: 18+ fee: $33

This is yet a new twist to our ever popular tours of the Gorge. Peg Willis, author of a newly published book regarding the construction of the historic highway that runs past the water falls, is a wealth of knowledge. She will share information on the highway, waterfalls, gorge history and all major interesting sites on both sides of the river. Because this is a lot to discover in one day there may be a follow-up trip if enough inter-est is expressed. Do not miss the skills of our driver, Dave Byrd, hobby photographer. He will be providing some helpful hints on how to get the most out of your camera to capture some of the special sights. So feel free to bring your camera and take advantage of this opportunity as well. We will depart from the Pendleton Recreation Center at 7:00 a.m. and return by dinner time. Bring a lunch or money for a restaurant stop along the way.

PLACe DAte tiMeRec Center Sa., 6/21 7:00 am to 6:30 pm

Register by Mo, 6/16Instructor: Peg Willis

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special events

all ageS fee: $25/Space

Come take advantage of a holiday weekend and bring your yard sale goods to Roy Raley Park. Spaces will be designated and sold on first-come basis. This is also open to arts and craft vendors or maybe you have something else you’d like to feature. Call for details on premium spaces. Pendleton Parks and Recreation will coordinate activities for youths and adults, adding to the fun. More details will follow on flyers!

PLACe DAte tiMeRoy Raley Park Sa, 7/5 8:00 am to

4:00 pmRegister by Th, 7/3, Noon

Aunt Hortense never needs to know!

movies in the parkageS: all ageS fee: $0

This summer we’ll have seven movies, starting Saturday, June 23. Stay tuned for movie titles and please encourage any potential sponsors that you know to invest in this family-friendly event. Movies are FREE!

PLACe DAte tiMeCommunity Park

EastSa, 6/28-8/9 Concession opens at 8:00; movie

begins at duskSee you there!

COMMUNITY-WIDE YARD SALE

movie sponsorships availableWe are looking for sponsors to help support our

annual Movies In the Park series. If you want to see your name on the big screen, call lisa

Patrick, 966-0228.


good times


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MAYYoga 5/6 28Mother Daughter Night 5/9 33Spring Coed Kick-Off Softball Tournament NEW 5/10 31Recreational Coed Adult Soccer League 5/12 30Self Defense Basics NEW 5/19 22Softball League: Adult Men's 5/19 32Softball League: Adult Coed 3-Pitch 5/20 32Lifeguard Training 5/23 11Good Dog Obedience 5/28 29

JUneHershey's Track Meet 6/1 18Yoga 6/3 28Columbia Gorge Historical Tour NEW 6/7 33Adult Lap Swim 6/13 10Water Safety Instructor 6/16 11Lifeguard Training 6/16 11Dancing: Line Dancing 6/17 28Dancing: East Coast Swing 6/17 28Basketball Skills: Overtime Training NEW 6/22 26Swim Lessons - Session 1 6/23 7Gymnastics: Summer Session 1 6/23 15Summer Parks Adventure Camp: Wk 1 6/23 19CPR & AED for the Professional Rescuer NEW 6/26 12Deep Water Aerobics 6/30 9Shallow Water Aerobics NEW 6/30 9Extreme Water Running 6/30 10Summer Parks Adventure Camp: Wk 2 6/30 19

JULYAdult Stroke Development & Technique NEW 7/1 104 on 4 Water Basketball League 7/3 9Community -Wide Yard Sale NEW 7/5 34Swim Lessons - Session 2 7/7 7Summer Parks Adventure Camp: Wk 3 7/7 19Yoga 7/8 28Adult Survival Swim 7/9 10Friday Trip: Pendleton Skate/Movie Matinee 7/11 22Cotton Candy Clinic 7/12 16Sand Volleyball Tournament NEW 7/12 32Kids in the Kitchen 7/14 17Summer Parks Adventure Camp: Wk 4 7/14 19


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JULY (cont.)Aquatic Pepsi Blast 7/16 8Aquatic Movie Night 7/17 8Youth Activity Night at the Pool 7/18 8Friday Trip: Tri-Cities Mini-Golf & Trampoline Park NEW 7/18 23Coed 2-Pitch Blast 7/19 31Swim Lessons - Session 3 7/21 7Summer Parks Adventure Camp: Wk 5 7/21 19Basketball Camp: Overtime Training NEW 7/21 27Sports For Tykes NEW 7/23 16Friday Trip: Hermiston Bowling & Park Play NEW 7/25 23Kites at Community Park NEW 7/26 17Deep Water Aerobics 7/28 9Shallow Water Aerobics NEW 7/28 9Extreme Water Running 7/28 10Gymnastics: Summer Session 2 7/28 15Summer Parks Adventure Camp: Wk 6 7/28 19

AUgUstFriday Trip: Jubilee Lake 8/1 24Swim Lessons - Session 4 8/4 7Summer Parks Adventure Camp: Extended Session NEW 8/4 22Yoga 8/5 28Adult Survival Swim 8/6 10Golf: Pee Wee & Youth 8/7 26Adult Dinner Night: Swim, Eat, Relax NEW 8/9 8Kids in the Kitchen 8/11 17Young Einstein Science Camp 8/11 18Youth Activity Night at the Pool 8/15 8Aquatic Movie Night 8/16 8Art Camp for Li'l Ones 8/18 16Art Camp for Youth 8/18 17Adult Paint Party NEW 8/18 29CPR & AED for the Professional Rescuer NEW 8/23 12Sports For Tykes NEW 8/27 16

sePteMbeRDoggie Dip Day 9/3 9Yoga 9/16 28Pump It Up Cheer Squad 9/17 24

Don’t forget to put Movies in the Park on your calender too!Saturday, June 28, July 5, 12, 19, 26, august 2, 9


OtHeR ReCReAtiOn & LeisURe ResOURCesOrganization Contact Phone/Website/email4-H & Master Gardeners Randy 278-5403 extension.oregonstate.edu/umatilla/

A+ Performing Arts Mariann 377-8086 one-united.com

Blue Mountain Flycasters check out their Facebook page

Blue Mountain Wildlife Lynn 278-0215 bluemountainwildlife.org

BMCC Summer HS Volleyball Camp

Dave 278-5910 timberwolvesvolleyball.net

Boy Scouts Dave 509-525-7578 bmcbsa.org

Buckaroo Youth Football Shawna 215-2788 buckaroofootball.com

Campfire/Camp Da Kon Ya Terri 276-6181

Children’s Museum of Eastern Oregon

Jill 276-1066 cmeo.org

Cub Scouts http://pack745.scoutlander.com

Eastern Oregon Gymastics Gary 276-1118 easternoregongymnasticsacademy.net

Flashpoint Paintball Leon 379-0730 www.flashpointpaintball.com

Foster Grandparents John 276-4474 [email protected]

Girl Scouts Brandy 667-9696 [email protected]

Head Start 564-6878 www.umchs.org

Heritage Station Museum 276-0012 heritagestationmuseum.org

High School Summer Sports Camps

Anita 966-3802 hs.pendleton.k12.or.us

Pendleton Homeschool Assn. Lindsay Adair

215-2607 [email protected]

Hunter Education (ODFW) www.dfw.state.or.us/education/hunter

Junior Jam Debbie 377-0411 [email protected]

Kick It Up Kloggers Laquita 276-8403

Lost & Found Youth Outreach Danny 276-3987 or check out their Facebook page

Master Swimmers Tania 310-9102 or contact Pendleton Swim Assn.

MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) 276-0882 mopspendleton.blogspot.com

Oregon East Symphony 276-0320 oregoneastsymphony.org

Pendleton Bird Club Aaron [email protected]/pendletonbirders.org

Pendleton Center for the Arts Roberta 278-9201 pendletonarts.org

Pendleton Disc Golf Club check out their Facebook page/Pendleton DGC

Pendleton Juggling Club Greg 503-999-5119 pendletonjugglingclub.com

Pendleton Little League David 276-3700 eteamz.com/pendletonlittleleague

Pendleton On Wheels Cycling Club

pendletononwheels.org

Pendleton Public Library Mary 966-0380 pendleton.plinkit.org

Pendleton Round Up 276-2553 pendletonroundup.com

Pendleton Sasquatch Rugby check out their Facebook page

Pendleton Swim Assn. www.pendletonswimassociation.org

Pendleton Wrestling Club check out their Facebook page

Pendleton Youth Basketball www.pendletonsports.com

Pendleton Youth Soccer Assn. Rocky 278-1920 pendletonsports.com

Whiz Kids Baseball 276-6988 Dean’s Athletic

Check out pendletonsports.com for many additional links to area youth sports.


pARTNERS/vOLuNTEERSHelix Key Club PHS National Honor Society

Pendleton Kiwanis Club

Big John’s Pizza Hamley’s SteakhousePendleton Convention Center Pendleton Bottling Club

Pendleton Rotary Club Sundown Grill & BBQ

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Wildhorse Foundation - Umbrellas for the Aquatic CenterPendleton Foundation Trust - Rec Center Kitchen Remodel

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Pendleton Parks & Recreation Spring/Summer 2014 Activity Guide