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General Information ........................................... 3Parks & Recreation Information ........................ 4Parks & Recreation Message ............................. 5Policies & Procedures ........................................ 6Volunteer Service Award .................................... 7Community Events............................................. 8Comment Card ................................................. 11Youth Sports ..................................................... 13Sports Waiver Forms ........................................ 16Adult Sports ..................................................... 17Happenings In Our Community ....................... 20Parks & Recreation Calendar ........................... 23

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102 South Tremont StreetTremontont, Utah 84337

435-257-9485

Monday - Friday9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Closed Holidays

Public SafetyEmergency ....................................................... 911BR Health Department ...........................257-3318BR Valley Hospital .................................207-4500Tremonton Fire Department ...................257-9520Tremonton Police ....................................257-9554

Tremonton CityBR Senior Center ....................................257-9455Food Pantry .............................................257-9530Tremonton Animal Control .....................257-9545Tremonton City Hall ...............................257-9500Tremonton City Library ..........................257-9525Tremonton Parks & Recreation ..............257-9485Tremonton Public Works ........................257-9500

CommunityBR Bowling Center ................................257-1997BR Chamber of Commerce ....................257-7585BR Valley Museum .................................854-7406BE County ..............................................734-3300BE County Fairgrounds ..........................257-5366BE School District ..................................732-4800Boys & Girls Club ..................................225-0529Kiwanis Club ......................................... .881-7517Skyway Golf Course ...............................257-5706USU Extension .......................................695-2542Womens Civic League ............................279-3496

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General Information

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THANK YOUVOLUNTEERS

Marc ChristensenParks & Recreation Director

mchristensen@tremontoncity.com

435-257-9486

Zach LeFevreRecreation Coordinator

zlefevre@tremontoncity.com

435-257-9487

Lynn GreenParks Superintendent

lgreen@tremontoncity.com

435-257-9485

Brooke HawesParks & Recreation Secretary

bhawes@tremontoncity.com

435-257-9485

For those who have not volunteered, we need you. We understand that everyone is “busy,” but if everyone is “busy” then who is going to take the time for the kids? Don’t al-ways expect someone else will do it. Take an active part in your child’s life. If you do, you will find it is fun and rewarding. You can make a difference.

*To all those who have unselfishly taken the time to coach a team or volunteer in any-way, we thank you, please continue!

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Recreation Staff

Help WantedSupervisors, Scorekeepers and Officials

Tremonton Parks and Recreation is looking for people who are as passionate about sports as we are and who love working

with youth. Come Join the Fun!

Apply at Tremonton City Office - 102 S. Tremont St.

Parks & Recreation Message

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Non-Resident Fee Eliminated

New Jr. Jazz Fee Structure

Open Gym

Community Events and Programs

Part of Tremonton Parks and Recreation’s Mission Statement is: “We strive to bet-ter our community...” and in the keeping of our promise, Tremonton City, along with its Recreation Program, has eliminated its youth sport non-resident fee and reaches out to the entire Bear River Valley to participate in our high quality pro-grams to help better and strengthen our community as a whole.

We all know money is tight these days, especially as we head into the holiday season, so the Tremonton Recreation staff has put their heads together to not only save you money, but to keep our Jr. Jazz program at the highest quality and in the top 5, class 1 programs in the state. Look for more information in our Youth Sports section of this guide.

Want to get out of the house this winter? Don’t let the snow and darkness stop you; come over to Adult Open Gym and forget how cold it is outside. We will be holding a trial run during the first few weeks of December for those ages 16 and older to get out and play Basketball and Volleyball. Look for more information in our Adult Sport section of this guide.

Check out the Community Events section of this guide to find out information about Tremonton Lights: Christmas Light Show, including dates and times, as well as the brand new “Holiday Extravaganza” we will be hosting on December 5. Santa has promised to stop by and we will have Christmas music, crafts, s’mores, hot chocolate, candy cane hunt and more while you wait.

Hope to see you out and be safe this winter and spring!

Tremonton City OfficialsMayor - Roger FridalCity Council Members -Byron Wood, Jeff Reese, Diana Doutre,Lyle Holmgren, Bret RohdeCity Manager - Shawn Warnke

Tremonton Recreation Staff -Marc Christenen, Lynn Green,Zach LeFevre, Brooke Hawes

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1. Sportsmanship and respect are mandatory in all programs. Participants, coaches, spectators, etc. may be ejected at any time without prior warning if deemed necessary.

2. Due to the volume of customers, special re-quests are not guaranteed. Car pooling is not a reason for a specific team.

3. Harassment of officials, umpires, scorekeepers, supervisors or staff is not tolerated. Ejections or suspensions may be imposed at any time without warning.

4. The use of alcohol or tobacco while participating in a Tremonton Recreation program is not allowed.

5. In programs where there is no draft, the Rec-reation Director and/or staff will organize youth teams at their discretion.

6. In youth programs, players must enroll in their current grade and play in that league.

7. For adult programs, all participants must be at least 16 years old.

8. Participants are highly encouraged to have their own insurance policy.

9. All dates and times are subject to change.

10. Rain-out hot-line will be updated one hour before games are scheduled to start. Please call the rain-out hot-line at (257-9489).

11. All fields used for private use need to be sched-uled through Tremonton City and all fees need to be paid in advance.

12. Tremonton Recreation is the final authority in all situations and circumstances.

Registration periods for various programs will be established by Tremonton Parks and Recration. To be considered registered, the following must be completed:

1. A registration form must be completely filled out and signed by a custodial parent or legal guardian, (when registering a youth) for each participant.

2. All fees must be paid at time of registration. Registration forms will be accepted at the Trem- onton City Office (102 S. Tremont St.) from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Payments of cash or check only will be accepted.

A $5 fee will be assessed for all late registrations for Youth Programs. A $25 fee will be assessed for all late registrations for Adult Programs. Late registrations will be accepted on a first come, space-availability basis. When teams are es-tablished, individuals who register late will be placed on a waiting list and added to rosters based on availability.

1. A $5.00 non-refundable office charge will be assessed to all refunds.

2. Tremonton Parks and Recreation will offer a full refund (except $5) while the registration period is still open.

3. After the registration period has ended, a 50 percent refund will be offered.

4. After the program/event has begun, no refund will be offered.

Parks & Recreation Mission StatementTo provide a fun and safe environment for both youth and adults to recreate,

educate and enjoy quality leisure time. We strive to enhance and betterour community by offering more!

Recreation Policiesand Procedures

Registration Policy

Late Registration

Refund Policy

Volunteer Service Award

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Chris Avery

Thank You: TremonTon

Women’s CiviC Leagueand everyone who donated to improvements at Shuman and Mead-ow Parks. New ADA and baby swings have been installed with the $2,800 donated. Women’s Civic League is a non-profit organization of women from Box Elder County with the goal of fundraising and doing projects that improve our community locally and abroad.

Meetings are held at Bear River Valley Senior Center the first and third Thursdays of every month from 4-5:30 p.m., with year-round en-rollment of $30 per year.

For more information contact Kathy Bessinger at (435) 279-3496.

Volunteer Service Award Recipient

The Tremonton Parks and Recreation Volunteer Service Award is given biannually to a deserving person in the community who has demonstrated a high level of service to the Parks and Recreation Department. This season’s award is presented to Chris Avery - Youth Coach.

Chris moved to Tremonton 10 years ago after accepting a job at Hill AFB and has worked there as an aerospace engineer. Chris lives here with his wife Tarena, daughter Kelby and two sons, Kase and Kash. They like all kinds of outdoor recreation and sports: camping, dirt biking, water skiing, hiking, soccer, football and basketball.

Chris started coaching for Tremonton Parks and Recreation about eight years ago and has loved every minute of it. Soccer and basketball are his favorite sports to coach. He is always one of the first people willing to step up and coach. Chris has even been seen out on the t-ball field a time or two volunteering his time to work with the youth.

When asked about what his favorite part of being a youth coach was, Chris answered, “I enjoy watching the kids get better throughout a season. They are not always superstars but they always seem to improve. It is fun to listen to what the kids have to say both on and off the

field. If I had a better memory, I would have a lot of very interesting facts about some of the parents. It is also fun to chat with the kids when I see them around town.” We thank you, Chris, for the time you put into working with the youth from our community and also thank all the parents and coaches who are involved in our programs. Without your commitment, the youth would not be able to play the sports they love.

If you would like to nominate someone in the community to receive the Volunteer Service Award please call Marc at 435-257-9486.

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Tremonton Lights has brought people from all over Northern Utah and South-ern Idaho to witness this Christmas Light Show and help get them in the Christmas spirit.

Located in the Heart of Tremonton at 102 South Tremont Street, the show will run between Nov. 26 and Jan. 1, start-ing at 5:30 p.m. each night. It can best be seen in the parking lot to the south of the lights.

Make sure to tune into the advertised radio station to watch the lights dance to the music. Feel free to send a letter to Santa in the mail box he has left us in charge of checking for him.

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Fun Shot Competition Kite Festival

Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt

Feb. 11 at ACHIS3 - 4 Grade - 4:30 pm5 - 6 Grade - 3:30 pm7 - 8 Grade - 3:30 pm9 - 12 Grade - 3:30 pm

The Fun Shot is sponsored by Tremonton Recreation and the Utah Jazz. A FREE event for all boys and girls currently in 3rd - 12th grade (it is not necessary to be registered in the Jr. Jazz Basketball program). Participants will each get 1 minute (2 rounds) to see how many points they can score from various “spots” on the floor. 1st and 2nd place in each division will advance to the regional competition. The winners of each age group at the regional competition will advance to the finals to compete against kids from all over Utah, Southern Idaho, and Western Wyoming on the Energy Solutions Arena floor prior to a Utah Jazz game. Finals participants and parents will also receive free tickets to the Utah Jazz game that same day.

A big shout out to Brooke Paulsen – 3rd-4th Grade Girls, Mark Huber – 5th-6th Grade Boys, Lindsay Schow – 7th-8th Girls, for winning their regional competition and doing well in last years finals. Also a big round of applause and congratulations to Katira Bywater – Age division – 9th-12th grade girls for coming home a champion of the FUNSHOT Finals.

Kite Festival

April is National Kite Month so get out and put some color in the sky. Gather with us as a community family and watch as spectacular kites fly high above at the Tremonton Family Day Spring Kite Festival. With lots of food, family, friends and fun, this is sure to be a must attend event. 25¢ hot dogs, music, demonstrations with kite building and games for the kids. Make sure to bring your blankets to relax on as you enjoy the day.

Saturday, April 18Jeanie Stevens Park

starting at noon

Saturday, April 4Jeanie Stevens Park

9 a.m. (Staggered start times)Age groups:

0-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12

No baskets or bags.Parents may cheerfrom the sidelines.

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Youth Bowling

Jr. Jazz BasketballJr. Jazz, the longest-running youth basketball league in the NBA, has been shaping the face of local amateur sports since 1983. Jr. Jazz emphasizes the development of teamwork and fundamental basketball skills, accom-panied by positive adult participation. Jr. Jazz is more than just Jazz games on Saturday. There is a Jazz player appearance, tickets to a Jazz game, Jr. Jazz Jersey and the FUN SHOT competition.

We have restructured our Jr. Jazz fees with options for some to save money. All Tremonton Jr. Jazz night participant tickets are now optional for purchase for $5 at registration only. All additional tickets may be pur-chased for $11. Tickets may be purchased at any time as supplies last on a first come basis. Tickets include a free hot dog and drink.

Youth BasketballRegistration Deadline: Tuesday, Dec. 2

Cost: 9-12 Grade: $507-8 Grade Boys: $506-8 Grade Girls: $475-6 Grade Boys: $47 3-5 Grade Girls: $33(Navy and white Jr. Jazz Jersey Required: $10 if needed) 3-4 Grade Boys: $33(Navy and white Jr. Jazz Jersey Required: $10 if needed)Participation tickets $5 at registration only.Additional tickets $11 on first come basis.

Live Draft Dates & Times: All at ACHIS Gym5 - 6 Grade Boys, Dec. 17, 6 p.m.6 - 8 Grade Girls, Dec. 16, 6 p.m.7 - 8 Grade Boys, Dec. 17, 8 p.m.9 - 12 Grade Boys and Girls, Dec. 16, 8 p.m.3 - 4 Grade Boys, 3 - 5 Grade Girls will be separated by the Tremonton Recreation Staff

ALL 3 - 12 grade boys and girls are invited to partici-pate in the free Jr. Jazz Fun Shot Competition held Feb. 11, in the ACHIS Gym, for a chance to advance to the finals and play on the Energy Solutions Arena court and attend a Jazz game.

5 Things to know about bowling1. It doesn’t matter if you aren’t very good- That’s what the handicap is for.2. Equipment - The bowling ally has those awesome shoes and “house balls” for you to use.3. Timing - How many other opportunities do we have to get out with friends on weekdays during winter.4. Seriousness - what is serious about throwing a really heavy ball at tall, thin pins trying to knock them over? It’s all about having fun, meeting new friends and learning new skills.5. You’ll get better and you’ll have FUN!

League is on Wednesday afternoons at 4 p.m., at the Bear River Bowling Center, and runs for 8 weeks, two games each week starting Jan. 7. Participants will learn how to bowl, keep score, play tournaments, make friends and have FUN! All youth ages 8-18 are invited to participate.

Registration Deadline: Jan. 5Cost: $40, BRV Bowling T-Shirt $5

Lil’ Cubs BasketballLil’ Cubs basketball is part of the Jr. Jazz organization and is a 6 week instructional league for 1st and 2nd graders to learn a new basic skill of basketball each week followed by a scrimmage and to most impor-tantly, have fun! League and teams will play with a smaller ball and lowered baskets and will be orga-nized by the Tremonton Recreation Staff.

Registration Deadline: Monday, Dec. 15.

Cost: $25Participation tickets $5 at registration only. Additional tickets $11 on first come basis. Navy and white Jr. Jazz Jersey Required: $10 if needed

Parents/Coaches Meeting: Please plan on attending our information meeting on Monday, Jan. 5, 6 p.m., at the Tremonton City Public Works Building.

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Karate

Spring Soccer

KARATE is not just a martial art. It is a fun way for both boys and girls to achieve fitness and focus. The martial arts help teach self-discipline and socialization skills.Beginner karate lessons for kids ages 6 - 12 will begin on Wednesday, Feb. 4. In this 8 week course participants will learn basic self-defense tactics and positions. It will cover basic fundamentals such as: punching, kicking, stance and defenses. It will instill greater self-esteem, self-confidence, self-discipline, and control plus it is a great way to stay in shape.

Registration Deadline: Feb. 2Cost: $40Location: Public Works BuildingDates: 8 week course on Wednesday evenings from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., starting Feb. 4

The world’s most popular sport continues to grow at the youth level in the United States. Our youth soccer program will introduce young athletes to the game at an early age and quickly enable them to build their skills, speed, strength and stamina. Our youth soccer leagues emphasize total player development, the building of team dynamics, and healthy competition. Specially designed game rules ensure that individual players get more touches with the ball and more op-portunities to learn, grow and succeed on the field.

Youth SoccerRegistration Deadline: Thursday, March 12Cost: $20Leagues: K-1 Girls, K-1 Boys, 2-3 Girls, 2-3 Boys, 4-5 Co-ed, 6-8 Co-edDates: Games are played on Wednesday or Thursday evenings and Saturday Mornings.

Lil’ Cub Soccer for kids turning 5 by 8-1-2015 enter-ing kindergarten fall of 2015Registration Deadline: Thursday, March 12Cost: $25, includes shirt and soccer ballDates: Games are played on Tuesday evenings and run 6 weeks.

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Adult Sports

Open Gym

Women’s VolleyballAll participants in our Adult Sport Leagues and programs must by 16 years old or older. A late fee of $25 will be added on to all late registrations.

Want to play but don’t have a team? Come sign up as a free agent. Do you want to put a team together but can’t find enough players? Check the free agent list. There is no excuse not to be playing.

Looking for a great way to stay active in the cold winter months? Sign up for one of our women’s volleyball leagues! The start of the 2014 Women’s Volleyball Leagues is closer than you think. Don’t be left out!

Registration Deadline: Jan. 2Cost: $200League: Plays a double header each week on Monday nights, starting Jan. 12

Open gym is for ages 16+ only for both men and women, no babysitting will be available. Entry fee includes the whole night, must be paid before enter-ing gym. Open gym trial period during the first three weeks of December and may go longer depending on attendance.

Adult Volleyball Open GymMonday nights starting Dec. 1, 6-9 p.m.Bear River Natatorium Gym$3 Entry Fee

Adult Basketball Open GymThursday nights starting Dec. 4, 7-10 p.m.ACHIS Gym$3 Entry Fee

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Co-ed SoccerPickleball

Men’s 1 Pitch Softball

Grab your friends and co-workers and enjoy some small field soccer. This is the perfect league for all adults in our area. 6 v 6 Grass Soccer on a short-sided field makes the game fast and exciting for players and spectators. We are looking to split leagues into an A league and a Recreational league if we get enough teams registered, so come out and enjoy the world’s most popular sport. Put the cold of winter behind you and get out and play.

Registration Deadline: Friday, March 13Cost: $200League: Play is on Monday nights starting on March 23

Pickleball is the most exciting sport sweeping the country. Part tennis, part badminton, and loads of fun. This racquet sport is played on a 20’ x 40’ court or a gymnasium floor and is great for racquet sport enthusiasts, but limits the amount of required mobility to play the game. Great for all ages, from children to seniors. This is a great way to stay active and in shape. Very easy to learn and safe to play. Join now and have the time of your life.

Dates: Tuesday at 7 p.m.League: Mixer Doubles - Skill: 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 - Ladder League Cost: $35

Dates: Friday at 7 p.m.League: Couples - Skill: 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 - League Cost: $70

Dates and times coming soon.

Ladder League Description: No Partner Needed! - Ladder League: Players will be placed on the league ladder according to their winning percentage each week. At the end of 8 weeks we will drop your two lowest scores to determine the winners.

Hit, walk or strike out, it’s just that simple. Thirty minute games, unlimited home runs, multiple games per night. All you softball and baseball lovers do not want to miss this fast-paced action, so come warm up for summer league and hit “the” pitch.

Registration Deadline: Friday, April 3Cost: $200League: Play is on Wednesday nights starting April 15

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Beginning Computer ClassesBeginning Computer Classes will be held on Thursdays from 9 – 11 a.m., at the Bear River Valley Senior Center. Classes are free and are designed for the beginner computer user. Instructor will go through the very basics of computer use and programs.

Advanced Computer ClassesAdvanced Computer Classes will be held on Tuesdays from 9 – 11 a.m., at the Bear River Valley Senior Center. Classes are free and are designed for users who are familiar with computers, but would like a refresher course or learn new skills. Instructor will go through Microsoft office programs, social media, photo editing, etc. Contact Tremonton City Library, 435-257-9525, with any questions.

Personal History ClassThe Tremonton Library will hold a Personal History Class on Wednesdays from 9 – 11 a.m., at the Bear River Valley Senior Center. The class is designed to help individuals put together their personal histories.

Teen Halloween DanceA Teen Halloween dance will be held on Friday, Oct. 31, from 7 – 9 p.m. at Library Park. The dance is free. Come for some dancing, snacks and a costume contest.

Adult Christmas Candy Cooking ClassAdult Christmas Candy Cooking Class will be held Saturday, Nov. 8., at 9 a.m., at the Bear River Valley Senior Center. Cost of the class is $5 and the class will make homemade caramels and other Christmas candy. Registration deadline is Nov. 3, 2014.

Gail Halverson DisplayA Gail Halverson display will be at the Bear River Valley Museum, 11 E. Main, the second week of November. “The Candy Bomber” and other military displays, including the Borgstrom brothers, will be open to the public free of charge, although donations are accepted. Contact Vance or Brenda Bourne with any questions, (435) 257-5272.

International Game DayThe Tremonton Library will hold an International Game Day on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Activities are free and will include minute to win it

games and thankfulness games to win prizes. There will be a life-size Candyland game for children to play and a teen tournament on the Wii from 1 – 3 p.m.

Thanksgiving Craft DayA free Thanksgiving Children’s craft day will be available all day on Friday, Nov. 21, at the Tremonton Library.

Teen Craft – Making OrnamentsOn Tuesday, Dec. 3, will be the Teen Craft night held at the Tremonton City Library. It will be from 3 – 6 p.m., and class is free. They will be making ornaments for the library Christmas tree and also make one to take home.

Main Street PlayhouseThe Main Street Playhouse will be performing “Two from Galilee” Dec. 5, 6, 8 and 13, with a matinee on Dec. 13, at 2 p.m. The playhouse is located at 11 E. Main, upstairs of the museum. This is a live performance musical about Mary and Joseph. Tickets are $8 and may be purchased on the website mainstreetplayhouse.net. Any questions, call David Spackman at (435) 257-6486 or (435) 452-1688.

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Bear River Valley Children’s Choir ConcertA free children’s Christmas music program performed by the Children’s choir will be held on Thursday, Dec. 11, at 7 p.m., at the Main Street Playhouse, 11 E. Main. Go to mainstreetplayhouse.net or contact Joy Brower or Shauna Barfuss with questions.

Bear River Valley Talent Show and Christmas BoutiqueThe Bear River Valley Museum Board is sponsoring a Talent Show and Christmas Boutique that will be held on Saturday, Dec. 13, from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. It will be held at the Bear River Valley Museum, 11 E. Main, Tremonton. A program of community talent with homemade candy and other items for sale is planned for the day. There is no cost for the talent show but interested persons may purchase items from the boutique. Contact the museum with any questions, (435) 279-6079. Polar Express NightThe annual Polar Express Night will be held on Monday, Dec. 15, from 6 – 8 p.m. at the Tremonton

Library. Children can come dressed in their pajamas to listen to the Polar Express story. Santa will be there to listen to the kids’ Christmas wishes and give them a special gift.

Adult Valentine Craft ActivityAn adult Valentine’s Day craft activity will be held on Saturday, Jan. 17, from noon – 3 p.m. at the Tremonton Library. Cost is $6 per person and the library will have Valentine’s crafts to make and take.

Teen Cooking and Etiquette DinnerThere will be a Teen Cooking and Etiquette Dinner held on Friday, Jan. 23, at 5:30 p.m. Dinner will be held at the Bear River Valley Senior Center and will be $1 per ticket. Come learn to cook a delicious dinner and learn some etiquette as you dine.

Superhero/Super Science PartyTickets go on sale Jan. 5, for the Tremonton Library’s Superhero/Super Science Party that will be held on Saturday, Jan. 24, from 2 – 4 p.m. There is a sign up sheet at the library and space is limited so hurry in. Cost is $2 per ticket. Come join them for a fun super science show, fun activities and enjoy a super treat. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Teen Valentine Service DayOn Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 3:30 p.m., the Tremonton Library will be hosting a Teen Valentine Service Day. Cost is free and participants will be making Valentine decorations to take to the care center.

Valentine’s Day Dinner TheatreWatch for auditions announced for the Main Street Playhouse Valentine’s Day Dinner Theatre. It will be held on Feb. 13, 14 and 16, at the Main Street Playhouse. This will be live entertainment including a Western love story and a delicious dinner. Cost is $15 per person and tickets can be purchased on the website, mainstreetplayhouse.net. Contact JuDean Parkinson with questions, (435) 730-3907.

Money Smart Week Children’s ActivityIn conjunction with the Global Money Week, come into the Tremonton Library on March 5-7 or March 9 to get your free kids’ money week activity sheet. Children will pick up activity cards and can participate doing money smart activities with their parents and families during the week. Then kids can come in March 18-21 to redeem activity cards

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for “money” to purchase prizes at the library’s mini-store.

Adult Easter Craft ActivityCome make Easter crafts at the Tremonton Library. The class will be held on Saturday, March 14, from noon – 3 p.m.

St. Patrick’s Day Craft and Activity DayThe Tremonton Library will hold a free St. Patrick’s Day Craft and Activity Day throughout the day on Tuesday, March 17. It will be held at the Tremonton Library. Children can come participate in crafts and a fun St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun and treasure search.

Glow in the Dark VolleyballOn Wednesday, March 18, at 6:30 p.m., will be Glow in the Dark Volleyball games. There will be black lights and glow in the dark bracelets while playing volleyball. Watch for further details.

Game Night and PizzaThe whole family is invited to come enjoy pizza, board games and video games at the annual Game Night and Pizza party. Cost is $1 per person and is

held at the Public Works building. It will be held on Friday, April 17, from 6 – 9 p.m.

Tremonton Library’s Children’s Dia CelebrationThe Dia Celebration is a free celebration of children and books. Join the Tremonton Library for a multicultural puppet show and fun activities. It will be held on Saturday, April 25, from 1 – 3 p.m. at the Bear River Valley Senior Center. Contact Janelle Esplin at (435) 257-9525 for more information.

Boys & Girls Club of Bear River ValleyThe Boys & Girls Club is an after school organization, serving children kindergarten – seventh grade. They offer after school homework help, healthy snacks, fun activities by a trained, professional staff. The Boys & Girls Club meets at the Garland Elementary, 450 S. 100 W., Garland. Cost is $25 per trimester plus a $10 yearly registration fee. The club starts on Aug. 26, and runs the entire school year. For more information contact Leslie Lounsbury at (435) 225-0529 or email her at llounsbury@bcbrclub.org

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October31 – BR Chamber Halloween Daze

on Main St. 3-6 pm

November15 – Turkey Trot 5K & 1 Mile

Food Drive 9:15 am26 – Tremonton Lights starts 5:30 pm

December1 – Open gym volleyball starts 6-9 pm2 – Jr. Jazz registration deadline4 – Open gym basketball starts 7-10 pm5 – Holiday Extravaganza 4 pm15 – Lil’ Cubs basketball deadline16 – 6-8 grade girls basketball draft 6 pm16 – 9-12 grade basketball draft 8 pm17 – 5-6 grade boys basketball draft 6 pm17 – 7-8 grade boys basketball draft 8 pm

January1 – Tremonton Lights ends2 – Women’s volleyball

registration deadline3 – Jr. Jazz basketball starts5 – Youth bowling registration deadline5 – Lil’ Cubs basketball

parent meeting 6 pm

7 – Youth bowling starts10 – Lil’ Cubs basketball starts12 – Women’s volleyball starts

February2 – Youth Karate registration deadline4 – Youth Karate starts11 – Fun Shot competition 3:30 pm or 4:30 pm12 – Jr. Jazz sportsmanship night 6 pm25 – Jr. Jazz championship games 6-10 pm28 – Tremonton night at the Utah Jazz Game 7 pm

March12 – Youth soccer registration deadline13 – Adult Co-Ed soccer registration deadline23 – Adult Co-Ed soccer starts

April3 – 1 Pitch registration deadline4 – Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt 15 – 1 Pitch starts18 – Spring Kite Festival noon

Tremonton Parks & Recreation

All program registrations are held at theTremonton City Offices, 102 South Tremont Street

(435) 257-9485All dates are current at time of printing, and are subject to change.

Winter/Spring 2014-15 Calendar