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City of Rohnert ParkRecreation Department

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AQUATICS. ..................................................... 10-11ARTS & CRAFTS

For the “creative” you: art classes for all ages. .......... 12-13FACILITY INFORMATION

The Community Center, Burton Avenue Recreation Center and the Senior Center can be rented for that special occasion or business meeting. ....................... 33

FITNESSCheck out the many ways to get in shape. .............. 14-19

MUSIC & DANCEA variety of music and dance classes offered for all ages .......................................20-21

PARKS & FACILITIES .............................................5PRE-SCHOOLClasses especially for pre-schoolers .............................. 22

REGISTRATIONRegistration Information ....................................... 34-35Registration Forms .............................................. 36-38

SENIOR CENTERRohnert Park’s Senior Center has something for all interest levels! ................................23-24

SPECIAL INTERESTCheck out the variety of classes.. .............................. 25-27

SPORTS & MARTIAL ARTSSign up for tennis, karate or kung fu. Lots of classes for both children and adults.. .............. 28-32

SPORTS & FITNESS CENTERYour community fitness and sports headquarters. Our complete fitness center includes Nautilus weight equipment, the latest in aerobic equipment such as treadmills and stairclimbers, a fully equipped free-weight studio, as well as basketball, volleyball, and racquetball courts. Separate men’s and women’s locker room facilities equipped with whirlpool spa andsauna will help you relax after your workout. ............... 6-7

WHO TO CALL ......................................................... 4

Through provision of recreation services, we enhance Rohnert Park’s highquality of life and nurture the health and well-being of our people, ourcommunity, and our economy.

the City of Rohnert Park Serving You

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICESThe Recreation Department is now the Department of Community Services.Due to a recent city-wide reorganization, the Recreation Department is nowa branch of the Department of Public Works and Community Services. We have changed our name to Department of Community Services to bet-ter reflect the services we offer to the community. We will continue to offerthe same fine programs and activities we have in the past. Only the namehas changed.

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CITY COUNCIL

Jake Mackenzie, MayorPam Stafford, Vice Mayor

Amy Ahanotu Gina Belforte

Joseph T. Callinan

Bi-Monthly Meetings:

When: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays 5:00 p.m.

Where: City Hall 130 Avram Avenue

The public is invited to attend.

PARKS &RECREATIONCOMMISSION

Jerry Griffin, ChairBonnie Black , Vice Chair

Mike Bird Chris BorrLinda Tracy

Monthly meetings:When: 3rd Monday, 6:30 p.m.

Where: City Offices, 130 Avram Ave.The public is invited to attend.

COMMUNITYSERVICES

COMMUMITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT OFFICE HOURS

8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday

Community Center5401 Snyder Lane

PHONE NUMBERSCommunity Center

588-3456, FAX 588-3444

Callinan Sports and Fitness Center 588-3488, FAX 588-3475

Senior Center 585-6780, FAX 585-6790

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WHO to CALL

AQUATICSBenicia Pool, (closes Sept. 6)7469 Bernice www.rpcity.org .........................................795-7582

Honeybee Pool, 1170 Golf Course Drive...................www.rpcity.org586-1413

Rohnert Park Swim Clubwww.piranhaswimming.com Hot Line .............................524-4363

BASEBALLCal Ripken/ Babe Ruth Baseball (4 1/2-18)www.calripken.org Hotline ...........................................525-4823

Rancho Cotati Little League/Pee Wee (5-18)www.eteamz.com/rcll Hotline........................................ 795-7974

Redwood Empire Baseball (Over 18)www.rebl.org ................................................................542-1836

Rec. Dept. Field Conditions......................................www.rpcity.org

BASKETBALLCYO Basketball Damon Rodriguez ................................795-9703

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB7450 Santa Barbara Drive .............................................795-0139

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE101 Golf Course Dr., #C-7www.rpchamber.org...............................584-1415

CHESS FOR KIDSwww.chessclubforkids.com Jolie Cook....................................... 527-6427

CITY HALL130 Avram Avenuewww.rpcity.org.....................................588-2227

COMMUNITY BANDGary Young.................................................585-7550

COMMUNITY CHORALEMargot Godolphin.........................................................795-7276

COMMUNITY GARDEN Steve Patrick.........................585-1766

FEDERAL FOOD DISTRIBUTIONRedwood Empire Food Bank3320 Industrial Drive, Santa Rosa...................................523-7900

FOOTBALL & CHEERRancho Cotate Youth Football & Cheerwww.rcyfc.com Hot Line ...............................................766-5051

Rohnert Park Warriorswww.rpwarriors.com......................................................585-8919

GOLFFoxtail Golf Resort100 Golf Course Drive ...................................www.playfoxtail.com Tee Reservations ............................................................584-7766Banquet/Party Information .............................................584-9797

LACROSSERancho Cotati Lacrosse Clubwww.rancholax.org Kim McFarlane, Registrar .......... 588-8514

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER5409 Snyder Lane www.spreckelsonline.com Box Office .......................588-3400

Business Office ........................................................588-3434

ROHNERT PARK ANIMAL SHELTER301 J. Rogers Lane..................................................584-1582

ROHNERT PARK LIBRARY6250 Lynne Conde Way..........................................584-9121

ROHNERT PARK MOTHER’S CLUB .www.rpcmc.com

SCOUTSBoy Scouts of America

Council Office ...........................546-8137Girl Scouts ..............................544-5472

SENIOR CENTER6800 Hunter Dr, Suite A

www.rpcity.org ......................585-6780Sweet Pea Crafts Shop. ...........585-6786

Senior Nutrition (SNAP) ............585-6787

SOCCERYouth ..................................... www.rpsoccer.com

Indoor Youth (Apache Soccer Club)Susan Carney www.apachefutsal.com .... 321-7587

Rec. Dept. Field Condition......................website: www.rprec.orgSonoma County Adult Coed Soccer League.........www.scacsl.net

SOFTBALLGirls Softball (ages 5-18.)............www.leaguelineup.com/rpgsa

Rohnert Park Women’s Low Key League.......................www.wix.com/rpsoftball/rpwlks

Softball Tournament Information ...............................588-3488Softball (Men’s, Women’s, Co-ed).................www.rpcity.org or

Sports & Fitness Center.......................................588-3488Rec. Dept. Field Conditions................................www.rpcity.org

SONOMA COUNTY ASSOCIATES FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT(SCAYD)...............793-9030

TENNISRohnert Park Tennis Club and Team TennisPhyllis Weathers, Membership Chair.........................584-0426


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• COMMUNITY CENTER 588-3456 • CALLINAN SPORTS & FITNESS CENTER 588-3488 • SENIOR CENTER 585-6780 •

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1. Community Center & Community Services Department 5401 Snyder Lane588-3456

2. Callinan Sports & Fitness Center5405 Snyder Lane588-3488

3. Alicia Park 300 Arlen, 5 acres

4. Benicia Park, Pool & Dog Park7469 Bernice, 6 acres

5. Colegio Vista Park 1200 Southwest Blvd., 3 acres

6. Caterpillar Park 7430 Circle Dr., 3 acres

7. Ladybug Park8517 Liman Way, 5acres

8. Dorotea Park 895 Santa Dorotea Circle, 6 acres 1115 Emily, 10acres

10. Sunrise Park5201 Snyder Lane, 9acres

11. Honeybee Park & Pool 1170 Golf Course Dr., 10.5acres

12. Golis Park 1450 Golf Course Dr.14 acres

13. Rainbow Park 1345 Rosanna 2.68acres

14. Magnolia Park1401 Middlebrook, 13acres

15. Roberts Lake& Rohnert Bark Dog Park 5010 Roberts Lake Road

16. Burton Ave.Recreation Center 7421 Burton Avenue

17. Rohnert Park Senior Center 6800 Hunter Drive

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18. Shelter Park Dog Park 301 J. Rogers Ln.


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www.callinansports.org

RACQUETBALL COURTS-CHALLENGE COURTEnjoy the fast paced action on our two tournament quality exhibitioncourts. Be cheered on by friends observing through the glass backwalls or from the second-level observation deck. Racquetball use isincluded in your membership or day pass. Members may make areservation 2 days in advance. Our Drop-in Racquetball ChallengeCourt is scheduled on Sundays from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on bothcourts. All skill levels are welcome.

LOCKER ROOMS - SAUNAThe men’s and women’s dressing rooms are equipped with day uselockers and showers, and a dry sauna. The saunas provide a dryheat of 130-150 F. Lockers may be rented for $4 per month(Adults/EFT only) or for $48 annually (Adults/Pre-Paid only). SeeChild/Junior information on restrictions for locker room and sauna.

THE CALLINAN SPORTS & FITNESSCENTER is owned by the citizens ofRohnert Park and operated by the RohnertPark Community Services Department. It isour primary objective to provide a cleanand smoothly run facility for the benefit ofall users. Both members and drop-inguests are welcome to explore and enjoythe variety of recreational activities wehave to offer.

FITNESS CENTEROur Fitness Center is over 4,600 sq. ft. and equipped with the latestexercise equipment. We offer a complete selection of Nautilusweight machines for strengthtraining and toning. For youraerobic exercise needs theFitness Center provides alarge variety of equipmentincluding Elliptical Trainers,Treadmills, Stairmasters,Recumbent and UprightExercycles. The Fitness Centeris also outfitted flat-screenhigh-definition televisions andthe Club FM System for stereoreception through your ownpersonal headphones.

PERSONAL TRAININGLose weight, increase energy, improve overall health, reduce the chance of injury and finally get the results you always wanted. Our Personal TrainerGregg Adams and his staff will design a personalized fitness training program around your busy life style. Call him at (707) 480-9214 for moreinformation, or stop by the front desk. Cost is $99 for 3 sessions.

LAP SWIMMINGUnlimited Lap Swimming is included in annual memberships at theCallinan Sports & Fitness Center at any of the city pools (as available). Check with the front desk for the current lap swim schedule.

GYMNASIUMFeel the exhilaration and excitement of the collegiate size gymnasiumwhere drop-in basketball or volleyball games are held nightly. AllOpen Gym sessions are included in your membership or day pass.Open Gym sessions vary according to season and special events. Wesuggest you call 588-3488 or go to www.callinansports.org to checkthe most current Open Gym schedule. Copies of this schedule areavailable at the front desk.

HOURS OF OPERATIONThe Sports and Fitness Center is openMonday through Friday, from 6:00 a.m. to10:00 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundaysfrom 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. We areclosed on New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday,Memorial Day, Independence Day, LaborDay, Thanksgiving Day, and ChristmasDay. Restricted hours are observed onChristmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.Tournaments, repairs, and maintenancemay result in periods when the facilities arepartially or totally closed.

5405 Snyder Lane Rohnert Park, CA 94928

Phone: (707) 588–3488Fax: (707) 588-3475

OLYMPIC FREE WEIGHT ROOMLocated just across the hall from the Fitness Center is our OlympicFree Weight Room. The Free Weight Room is equipped with over3000 lbs of Olympic style barbells, dumbbells, a Smith machine anda variety of exercise benches. The benefit of free weight exercise iswell documented and this is a great place to start your workout.Only adult members, teen members and paid drop-in participantsover the age of 14 have access to the Fitness Center and OlympicFree Weight Room.


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Memberships may be purchased through monthly EFT (Electronic Fund Transfer via a checking ordebit account). Pre-paid annual memberships are also available. Included in your membershipare the use of the Racquetball Courts, Cardio Center, Free Weight Room, Locker Room, andBasketball/Volleyball Open Gym sessions, as well as Lap Swim sessions at the city pools (as avail-able and subject to change). Membership term begins the day the membership is purchased -memberships are not transferable. Card Fee is $3.

MEMBERSHIP RATES

C H I L D CA R E C E NT E R Child Care is offered on every weekday morning from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Fee is $2 per child.

CHILDREN (up to 7 years)

Children up to the age of 7 may participate in Basketball/Volleyball Open Gym and Racquetball at no charge. Childrenmust be supervised by a paying adult at all times. Children areNOT permitted in the locker rooms (spa, sauna, or showers).Restrooms are located in the South hallway. Children are NOTpermitted in the Cardio Center and Free Weight Room areas.Does not include lap swim.

JUNIORS (8-13)

The $30 pre-paid annual membership for Juniors (parents mustsign the application) is restricted to Basketball/Volleyball OpenGym and Racquetball only. Juniors may use the locker roomfacilities (spa, sauna, or showers) ONLY if they are supervisedby a paying adult. Juniors are NOT permitted in the CardioCenter and Free Weight Room areas. Junior day passes areavailable for $4 per visit. Does not include lap swim.

TEENS (14-17)

Teen memberships may be purchased through EFT ($14 permonth) or pre-paid annually for $168. Parents must sign theapplication for teen members. Teen members have access to allfacilities as well as the entrance to Lap Swim sessions at the citypools (as available and subject to change). Teen day passes areavailable for $8 per visit. Locker rental is not available to teenmembership holders.

AGE/FAMILY DEFINITIONSFor the purposes of rules and procedures, the following are the Sports and Fitness Center’s definitions:

Child up to 7 years Adult 18-59Junior 8-13 Senior 60+Teen 14-17

Family - Up to two persons of 18 years or older and up tofour persons 17 and younger living in the same household.

MEMBERSHIP OPTION 1MONTHLY ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFER VIA CHECKING ACCOUNT

Child N/AJunior N/ATeen $14Adult $24Senior $14Disabled $14Family $55

MEMBERSHIP OPTION 2ANNUAL PAID IN ADVANCE MEMBERSHIPS

Child N/AJunior $30Teen $168Adult $288Senior $168Disabled $168Family $660

DAILY DROP-IN PASSDaily drop-in use (age 14+) is available to non-members for $8.Drop-in participants must check in at the front desk and sign a waiver.See Child/Junior information for fees and drop-in restrictions.

PUNCH CARDS PRE-PAID (age 14+)10 Visits $5020 Visits $90

I N D O O R P L AY G RO U N DIndoor Playground - kids will love their indoor playground time. They can climb, slide, jump and much more. Parents can socialize and kids willmake new friends! The Indoor Playground is for children 5 years and younger and is held Monday through Friday from 11:15 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Fee is $2 per child. Children must be supervised by an adult or sibling 16 or older. Limit is 4 children per adult.

M E M B E R S W I T H D I S A B I L I T I E SAll programs offered through the Rohnert Park Community Services Department are open to individuals with disabilities. The Sports and Fitness Centeris wheelchair accessible and individuals with a disability can participate in many different programs. For requirements please see the front desk.

We rent out sections of the Sports Center for private use and tournaments.For availability and prices please call 588-3456.SPORTS CENTER RENTALS

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The Animal Shelter League hosts the 3rd annual

Mutt Strut Dog Walk and Pet Fair

A fundraiser to benefit the RP Animal Shelter

Saturday, Sept. 29 10:00 – 3:00 p.m.

RP Community Center Courtyard

Register to Walk Now! Pre-registered walkers will get a variety of benefits including a goodie bag, prizes, pet bandana, and a free fundraising page.

To register or for more info: animalshelterleaguerp.org

Contests � Vendors � Games

Demos � Food � Music

MEET THE BUNNY

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Saturday of each month

Rohnert Park Animal Shelter

1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Meet adorable adoptable bunnies

Bring your bunny for a FREE nail trim

Shop the “Bunny Boutique” for

food, hay, toys, treats and housing

Bunny matchmaking services available

Q & A with knowledgable volunteers

WE SPEAK RABBIT!!

Animal Talk Monthly Speakers on Animal Care Topics - for adults

� Cat to Cat Issues

� Dog Aggression

� Litterbox Strategies

� Joy of the House Rabbit

Presented by the Rohnert Park Animal Shelter

For full schedule and registration information call 584-1582

or go online to www.rpanimalshelter.org

Rohnert Park Animal Shelter “Where Friends Become Family”

� A safe haven for lost animals

� An adoption center – giving

animals a second chance

� An educational resource

promoting responsible pet care

Call about volunteer opportunities, group tours,

birthday parties or school programs

Wed 1-6:30 � Thur-Fri-Sat 1-5:30 � Sun 1-4:30

301 J Rogers Lane, Off Redwood Drive

Tel: 584-1582 � www.rpanimalshelter.org

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For low-income residents of RP and Cotati

For appointment call: 588-3531

Sponsored by the RP Animal Shelter and the City of Rohnert Park


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AQUATICS Includes Swim Lessons, Recreational Swim, Lap Swim and other swimming programs. The City of Rohnert Park offers some of the finest swimming facilitiesavailable in the area. Benicia and Honeybee pools offer a comprehensiveaquatics program for Rohnert Park. Our Swim School offers learn-to-swimclasses as well as advanced and specialty classes for children and adults.Honeybee Pool is now open all year round for lap swim and water exerciseclasses. Take advantage of your neighborhood swimming pools today!

Now through September 2

APRIL 11 - May 11

Lap Swim11:30 am – 2:30 pm





Lap Swim11:30 am - 1:30 pm


Lap Swim6:00 am – 8:00 am

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(limited lanes)


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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Lap Swim(limited lanes)6:30-8:00 pm





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H ON EY B E E P O O L1170 Golf Course Dr. 586-1413

Swim Team3:30-7:30 pm





Open June 2 – Aug 26

Swim School4:30-6:00 pm




Rec Swim1:00 – 4:15 pm








B E N I C I A P O O L7469 Bernice Dr. 795-7582

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ROHNERT PARK SWIMMING POOL SCHEDULESHoneybee Pool is open for Lap Swimming year-round. Our pool is maintained at a comfortable 80 degree temperature. Dive in today!Note: This schedule is subject to change. For the most up-to-date schedule please go to www.rpcommunityservices.org or call 586-1413.



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Swim Team8:00am-10:00am

G E N E R A L A D M I S S I O N5 and Under and Non-Swimmer Free

Adult $5.00 Youth $3.00

Senior Citizens (60+) $4.00

POOL RENTAL RATES

Our pools are available for rent for birthday parties, family reunions, and otherevents. Price includes lifeguard service. Availability is limited. Call 588-3488between 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. for pool rental information.

DISCOUNT SWIM PASSESAvailable at any pool10 swims

Adult $40.00 Youth $20.00 Senior (60+)/Disabled $30.00 1-25 Persons $95.00/hour

26-50 $110.00/hour 51-100 $125.00/hour 101-150 $135.00/hour

L A P S W I M M E M B E R S H I P S !

Unlimited Lap Swimming is included in annual memberships at the Callinan Sports & Fitness Center. For as little as $24 permonth or $14 per month for seniors you may join our state-of-the-art fitness center and swim laps at any of the city pools (asavailable). You will not find a better deal on fitness anywhere! For more information visit the Callinan Sports & Fitness Centerpages of this guide or go to www.callinansports.org.

POOL FEES

Disabled $4.00 Lap Swim $5.00

Family Night $8.00 per family Last Hour of Public Swim 1/2 price

PIRANHA SWIMMINGMake a splash and be part of a team. Piranha Swimming of RohnertPark offers year-round instruction and training in competitive swimmingfor boys and girls age 5-18. Swimming promotes fitness and is ahealthy lifetime activity; teaches goal orientation and self-improvement;and cultivates high self-esteem. Visit our website atwww.PiranhaSwimming.com or call us at 524-4363..

Limited private and semi-private swim lessons are offered at the pools depending on time and instructor availability. Contact thePool Manager after June 10 for information and to schedule your lessons.

Private & Semi-Private SWIM LESSONS

SPLASHEROBICSThis course is for the more active exerciser. The tempo is upbeatand high in energy and is designed to improve your cardiovascularfitness as well as muscle tone. You’ll feel refreshed and invigoratedas our expert instructors guide you through exercises designed toreduce stress, burn fat, define your muscles and have fun to somegreat music. Drop-in fee is $5.00/class or 10 classes for $40.00.See Swimming Pool Schedules for class times and days. Register atany class.

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Little Potter’s –Sculptural Clay3-week sessionsAges 5-10Denise ThurmanCommunity Center Clay Studio

Let loose your child’s hand buildingskills! Students will wedge, slab,pinch, cut, pull, pound, texture, coil,score and slip clay into unique worksof art. Then brush on the sparklewith an array of colorful, non-toxicglazes, and we will fire it for you in our kilns.

Students can choose to make their own projects, or ask the instructorfor ideas. Perhaps a cat or dog faced dish, a fish wall hanging, or afrog shaped pen holder? A great class for both the beginner andseasoned potter!

Denise Thurman is a multi-media artist with a BA degree inEnvironmental Studies, and has tutored at-risk children in publicschools for which she has twice been awarded a Certificate of SpecialCongressional Recognition.

A $10 materials fee to cover clay, glazes, firing and handouts will beadded to the class fee when you register for the class. Please sign upearly as class size is limited to six children to allow for individualattention.

$47 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $40) plus a $10 mate-rials and firing fee paid when you register for the class.

3:15-4:30 p.m., Thursdays

(1) Course #13852: September 6-27 (no class 9/20)

(2) Course #13853: October 18 – November 8 (no class 11/1)

(3) Course #13854: November 15 – December 6 (no class 11/22)

Fused and Kiln Formed GlassAges: 15+ 4-week sessionsMichele Carter Community Center Crafts Room #1

Newbie and veteran glassers welcome! Experience the thrill of creat-ing your own masterpiece in glass for gifts or personal use. Fusedglass is functional art and can be used daily! I offer a large assort-ment of molds including: serving bowls & platters; dinner & saladplates & bowls; candle sconces & vases and more. Or create yourown window or wall hanging. I will expertly fuse and slump all yourcreations and have them ready by the next class. Check out our stu-dent gallery www.rpglassclass.com for examples and ideas. Classfees include all the tools you’ll need. I have a small assortment ofCOE 90 glass available for purchase or enjoy student discounts atlocal suppliers. Experienced drop-in’s always welcome.

$82 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $75) PLUS a $20materials/firing fee to be paid directly to the instructor at the firstclass.

Drop-in Fees: $27 per visit, includes firing (Discounted R.P. residentfee $25) paid directly to the instructor each visit.


(1) Course #13845: September 6 - 27

(2) Course #13846: October 4 - 25

(3) Course #13847: November 1- 29 (no class 11/22)

Ghostly Halloween Fun ArrangementCommunity Center Crafts Room #1

Spooky ghosts, pumpkins and spiders are swirling around this favoritefresh flower Halloween arrangement. Take home a fun arrangementfor your party, home/office or as a gift.

Bring a sharp pair of scissors, all other materials included with materi-als fee. Sign up no later than Monday, October 29th .

$27 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $20) PLUS a $12 materials fee(cash only, please) to be paid directly to the instructor at the class.

Course #13857: 6:00-7:30 p.m., Tuesday, October 30th

Holiday WreathCommunity Center Crafts Room #1

Make a beautiful artificial wreath decorated with your choice of avariety of holiday materials all included. Have your friends ooh andahh! Hang up on a door or place on your table as a centerpiece.Make more as gifts for your family and friends.

Bring a sharp pair of scissors, all other materials included with materi-als fee. Sign up no later than Monday, December 3rd.

$27 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $20) PLUS a $15 materials fee(cash only, please) to be paid directly to the instructor at the class.

Course #13856: 6:00-7:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 4th

Floristry ClassesAges: 18+ 1-day classes Lorrie Abbott Community Center Crafts Room #1

Lorrie Abbott has been designing floral wedding work and teaching floral classes since 1990. Lorrie received her floral certificate from SantaRosa Junior College. She invites beginners as well as those who have some training to her classes. Each class will include a professional demon-stration with step-by-step instructions. Each participant will learn and make their own arrangement to take home. Each arrangement can be mod-ified to use for different events and holidays. Teens (15+) are welcome in any class as long as they register with a parent and pay the registrationand materials fee. Learn how to make the floral items, then go home and make more for your friends, special events, and holidays. Come jointhe fun.


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Ages: 15+ 6-weeks Randy Snyder Community Center Clay Studio

Use the potter’s wheel and learn to center and raise the clay, then shape to make plates, cups, jars, and other functional pieces thatwe will glaze and fire for you to cherish at home. Other techniques like pinch, slab, and coil will also be covered. This class is per-fect for beginners and beyond.Space limited, sign up early and come play in clay.

Randy Snyder is an award-winning potter from Sonoma County. He has over 30 years experience with all forms of ceramics andhas been teaching and inspiring students of all ages for the past 20 years.

$127 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $120) PLUS a $30 materials & firing fee to be paid when you register for the class.

6:30-9:00 p.m., Tuesdays(1) Course #13849: August 28 – October 2 (2) Course #13850: October 16 – November 20

Open Pottery StudioOngoing Randy Snyder and staff Community Center Clay Studio

Once you have some experience in clay, join us at Open Studio where you can put your new talents to work! No sign-ups are nec-essary, just drop by! We have a spacious clay studio, potters wheels and some tools are provided. Clay can be purchased in thestudio. A nominal firing fee will be charged for your work. Children age 5 and over are welcome with an adult. Please pay theinstructor in the studio. Some experience with clay is helpful.

Open studio fees are paid at the studio each visit: $14 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $13)$12 senior citizens and children age 12 and under (Discounted R.P. resident fee $11)

Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30 p.m., Ongoing Saturdays, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., OngoingAdditional hours available with instructor approval

Pottery and the Potter’s Wheel

Sculptural Animals for Adults!3-week session Ages 18+Denise Thurman Community Center Clay Studio

Why let the kids have all of the fun? Learn how to sculpt adorableanimals out of a lump of clay! Sample projects may include a cat ordog soap dish, and frog pen holder or quail potted plant adornment.We will work with clay for the first two classes, and glaze on the finalday of class. Choose from a colorful assortment of non-toxic, high-fireglazes, and we will fire your masterpiece in our kilns. This is a greatclass for beginners!

Denise Thurman is a multi-media artist who has greatly enjoyedteaching our community’s children the joy and challenge of ceramicarts.

$52 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $45) plus a $10 materials fee,added to the class fees when you register for the class

6:30p.m.-8:00 p.m., Fridays

Course #13855: September 7-28 (no class 9/21)

Pottery Class for the HolidaysAges: 15+ 6-weeksRandy Snyder Community Center Clay Studio

Come play with clay this holiday season. This class will focus on thepotter’s wheel, learning to wedge, center, and pull the clay to createbowls, cups, and vases. Other techniques like pinch, slab, and coilwill also be covered. We will glaze and high fire our finished proj-ects. Great for beginning and seasoned potters trying to bring it to thenext level.

Sign up early space limited.

$127 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $120) PLUS a $30 materials &firing fee to be paid when you register for the class.

6:30-9:00 p.m., Tuesdays

Course #13851: November 27 – January 15 (no class on 12/25 or 1/1)



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A.M. DancerciseSports & Fitness Center GymnasiumPam Stafford

9-10 a.m., Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

$97 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $90)

Drop-In: $5 per visit/$6 non-residents

Course #13815 October 1 – December 14 (33 classes)

DancerciseAges: 13-adult

Are you looking for a workout routine that’s fun and easy to stick with? Come and join Rohnert Park’s longest running, award winningfitness class. You will find a friendly atmosphere with all types of music, fun and easy to follow cardio routines, core strengthening,with ab, back, legs, arms and all over toning. This is adaptable to all levels of fitness and there are lots of days and times to choosefrom with trained instructors to guide you.

Please bring a mat or towel for floor exercises.

Childcare is available for weekday morning Dancercise classes. See A.M. Dancercise Child Care for registration information.

Sports & Fitness Center Childcare Room

A childcare service for A.M. Dancercise is offered in the morning so that you can exercise without worryingabout what to do with your children.

Childcare for A.M. Dancercise

$45 for the first child $25 each additional child (in same family) prepaid

OR drop-in at $2 per hour per child

9-10 a.m., Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

(1) Course #13944: October 1 – December 14

$37 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $30) Drop-In: $5 per visit/$6 non-residents

9-10 a.m Saturdays

Course #13816: October 6 – December 15 (11 classes)

Saturday DancerciseAmanda Keaney Sports & Fitness Center Gymnasium

P.M. DancerciseCommunity Center Multi-Use Room


Drop-In: $5 per visit/$6 non-residents

5:30-6:30 p.m., Mondays & WednesdaysAmanda Keaney

Course #13821: October 1 - December 12 (class onNov.21 held at Sports and Fitness Center, 22 classes)

6-7 p.m., Tuesdays & ThursdaysPam Stafford

Course #13822: October 2 - December 13 (21 classes)


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Zumba FitnessAges: 13-Adult 12 classes per sessionBecky Thomas Community Center Multi-Use Room

The alternative form of group exercise in the United States is the Latin-inspired, aerobic dance-fitness class ZUMBA! Zumba fuses togetherLatin rhythms and easy to follow dance moves to create a fun andeffective calorie burning workout program. Come join Becky andyou’ll see what she means. You don’t even have to know how todance. Just move your body and follow the instructor’s lead. It’s easy!


Sign up for this class and the M/W Zumba Fitness/Zumba Toningclass and receive an $8 discount for both classes! (Discount is notavailable for on-line registration.)

7:30-8:20 p.m., Tuesdays & Thursdays

(1) Course #13825: September 4 - October 11

(2) Course #13826: October 16 – December 11(no class 11/8, 11/13, 11/15, 11/20, 11/22)

A.M. Zumba Now with Toning!14 classes per session Ages: 14 - Adult Gale Davis Sports & Fitness Center Gymnasium

We’ve taken Zumba to the next level. The A.M. Zumba class is now one hour long and includes Zumba toning! In addition to ouralready great Latin dance inspired cardio workout, we will be targeting the major muscle groups and using maraca-like toning sticksto enhance rhythm and tone arms.

Please wear clothing and shoes suitable for exercise. Toning sticks can be rented from the instructor for $1 per class or purchased for$20 (1 lb. toning sticks) or $25 (2.5 lb. toning sticks).?

Gale Davis is an AFAA certified group fitness instructor and is licensed to teach Zumba, Zumba Gold and Zumba Toning.

$63 per session (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $56)Drop-in fees per visit are $6 residents/$7 non-residents and are paid directly to the instructor at the class.

9-10 a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays(1) Course #13813: September 4 – October 23 (no class Oct.11) (2) Course #13814: October 25 - December 18 (no class

Nov. 20 and Nov. 22)Childcare is available for this course at $2.00 per child per day.

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Tai Chi Royal Form Ages: 18+ 13 weeksRobert Flannery Community Center Garden Room

Tai Chi us a slow, continuous dance perfomed for health.Coordination, balance, stability, and flexability, are all exercised bypractice. This session we will learn Snake Creeps Down, Sweep theLotus, Wave Hands Like Clouds along with other movements.Beginners and returning students are both welcome. Join Us!

$39 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $32)

7-8 p.m., Tuesdays

Course #13841: September 4 – November 27

War on Sags and Bulges for Men and WomenAges: 16-adult Sue StubblebineBurton Avenue Recreation Center, 7421 Burton AvenueThis class is all-out war on sags and bulges, with you as the victor!This war has been fought successfully since 1974. The class consistsof no-impact, high repetition exercise using light weights. A set ofankle weights with Velcro, 5 pound (2 1/2 pounds each) forwomen, 10 pound (5 pounds each) for men, are required as wellas a mat or pad.

6-7 p.m., Monday through Thursday

(1) Course #13842: September 10 – October 18 (6 weeks)$62 ($55 discounted Rohnert Park resident fee)

(2) Course #13843: October 22 – November 20 (5 weeks)(no class 10/31, 11/6)

$57 ($50 discounted Rohnert Park resident fee)

(3) Course #13844: November 26 - December 20 (4 weeks)$52 ($45 discounted Rohnert Park resident fee)

Zumba Fitness/Zumba ToningAges: 14-Adult 12 classes per sessionGale Davis Community Center Multi-Use Room

This easy-to-follow, Latin dance inspired fitness party will get yourheart pumping and work all of your major muscle groups. The classalso incorporates maraca-like toning sticks to enhance rhythm andtone arms, shoulders and back. Please wear clothing and shoes suit-able for exercise. Toning sticks can be rented from the instructor for$1 per class or purchased for $20 (1 lb. toning sticks) or $25 (2.5 lb.toning sticks).

Drop-ins are welcome also: $6 R.P. residents, $7 non-residents. Drop-in fees are paid directly to the instructor at the class.


Sign up for this class and the T/Th evening Zumba Fitness class andreceive an $8 discount for both classes! (Discount is not available foron-line registration.)

7:00-7:50 p.m., Mondays & Wednesdays

(1) Course #13823: September 5 – October 15

(2) Course #13824: October 17 – December 5(no class on 10/31, 11/19 or 11/21)


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Beginning Boot CampAges: 14-Adult Denise Drake

Are you new to exercise? No experience necessary! Have you fallen off the fitness wagon? This is your opportunity to begin again. Thisbeginner Boot Camp will give you the jump start you need. This class offers cardio, strength training, core and full body workouts. Havefun, burn calories and be motivated!

Denise Drake is a Certified Fitness Trainer through the ISSA, as well as a Master Trainer through New York Strength and a member ofFitness Professionals International.

Denise will accept drop-in students at $12 per visit for Rohnert Park residents and $13 for non-residents. These fees are paid directly tothe instructor at the camp.

Many options are available. Choose from one, two or three days a week. Sign up for 3 days a week andsave $1 per class!

6-7 a.m., Monday & WednesdayBurton Avenue Recreation Center, 7421 Burton Avenue

2-days per week

(1) Course #13917: September 10 – October 24 $133 (discounted R.P. resident fee $126)

(2) Course #13918: November 5 – December 19 (no class 11/21)


Include Saturday 8:15-9:15a.m.Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room (Sat. only)

3-days per week (M, W, Sa)

(1) Course #13919: September 10 – October 27$175 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $168)

(2) Course #13920: November 5 – December 22 (no class 11/21,or 11/24)


8:15-9:15 a.m., Saturdays (only)Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room1 day per week

(1) Course #13921: September 15 – October 27 $77 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $70)

(2) Course #13922: November 11 – December 22(no class 11/24)


6-7 a.m., Tuesdays & ThursdaysSports & Fitness Center Activity Room

2-days per week


(2) Course #13914: November 6 – December 20 (no class 11/20,11/22)


Include Saturday 8:15-9:15a.m.Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room

3-days per week (T, Th, Sa)


(2) Course #13924: November 6 – December 22 (no class 11/20,11/22,or 11/24)


7:15-8:15 p.m., Tuesdays & ThursdaysBurton Avenue Recreation Center, 7421 Burton Avenue

2 days per week


(2) Course #13916: November 8 – December 20 (no class 11/20,11/22)


Include Saturday 8:15-9:15a.m.Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room (Sat. only)

3-days per week (T, Th, Sa)


(2) Course #13926: November 8 – December 22 (no class 11/20,11/22,or 11/24)

$151 (discounted R.P. resident fee $144)



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Luchtime WorkoutAges 12 through adult

Get a great workout at Lunchtime and get back to your day!

Enjoy complete flexibility to accommodate your busy schedule – drop-in Monday thru Thursday from 12:00-1:30 and stay as long as youlike!

12:00-1:30p.m. Monday thru Thursday (no class 9/3, 10/31, 11/12, 11/22, 12/24, 12/25, and 12/31)

Kickboxing Plus Cardio ConditioningAges: 12 through adult

This class combines the latest in exercise science and conditioning:aerobic conditioning, anaerobic conditioning, muscle toning, andsports conditioning with Kickboxing, the basics of Martial Arts. This is an exciting, fun, and well-rounded workout that you won’t want to miss!

This course requires a one-time materials fee of $24.95 + tax formartial arts training gloves, paid directly to the instructor.

6:45-7:30p.m., Mondays & Wednesdays (no class 9/3, 10/31, 11/12, 12/24, and 12/31)

Allsport FitnessAges: 12 through adult

Rohnert Park is full of people who love sports! I’m pleased to offer aclass specifically for athletes in their off-season, and anyone whowould like to get better with their athletic skills.

For this class you will want a jump rope and a medicine ball, you arewelcome to get these anywhere you like.

4:05-4:50p.m., Tuesday & Thursday (no class 11/22, 12/25)

Tone & SculptAges: 12 through adult

Tone and sculpt your body with a fun and challenging workout! Wewill work with hand-held weights followed by core conditioning.When you build lean muscle, you will burn more fat, maximizing yourworkout.

For this class you will need a set of handheld neoprene weights, youare welcome to get these anywhere you like.


More Martial Arts Academy courses listed in Sports and Martial Arts section

Up-Fit and Brain HealthyAges: 18+ Annee Geldert Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room

Start feeling better now! Build endurance, coordination, clarity, balance and strength. Up-Fit and Brain Healthy is an effective combination oflow-impact aerobics, strength and flexibility training, plus wisdom from the ancient arts of Tai Chi, Chi Gung and Yoga. Lots of laughter andmusic in a friendly, fun atmosphere…focused on YOUR fitness and well being.

Fees per visit are $2 for Sports & Fitness Center members and $3 for non-members paid at the front counter in the Sports & Fitness Center.

9:30-10:30 a.m., Wednesdays & Fridays

Martial Arts Academy Fitness

1-month ongoing sessions Tony Johnson, Martial Arts Academy Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room

Tony Johnson is proud to offer in addition to his martial arts classes a number of fitness classes.You may come and try each class for FREE to seewhat is right for you. For more information, please see www.m-a-academy.com. You may write to [email protected] or call (707) 364-6478.

NEW THIS SESSION (EFFECTIVE SEPT.1), ENJOY UNPARALELED FLEXIBILITY AND ATTEND ANY CLASS YOUR BUSYSCHEDULE ALLOWS.

Attend any Martial Arts Academy course (fitness or martial arts) in any combination…1 day/week for $57 per month (Discounted R.P resident fee $50)2 days/week for $87 per month (Discounted R.P. resident fee $80)3 days/week for $107 per month (Discounted R.P. resident fee $100)Or purchase an unlimited pass for $127 per month (Discounted R.P. resident fee $120)

Available Discounts:$10 per person family discount for more than one family member enrolled $5 monthly auto payment discount arranged with instructor

Registration for the Martial Arts Academy is not available online and only available at the Community Center or through Tony Johnson at class.


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Gentle Hatha Yoga5-week sessions

Adaptive yoga is for those with movement challenges. In this class youwill be guided through very gentle yoga poses drawn from the somat-ic and hatha traditions. You will be given ample guidance and timefor modifying poses in order to accommodate more fragile areas ofthe body. Class will include such practices as movement, breath, self-massage and meditation practice. Prerequisite: students must be ableto lie on the floor, sit and stand (can use a chair for support in any ofthese positions).


9:00-10:15 a.m., Thursdays

(1) Course #13827: September 6 - October 4

(2) Course #13828: October 11 - November 8

(3) Course #13829: November 15 - December 20 (no class 11/22)

Beginning Hatha YogaLearn the basics of yoga poses and try out simple practices of yogaincluding movement, breathing and meditation. Each meeting you willlearn a few poses in depth including how to enter and exit the posessafely, the purpose of the poses and how to modify to the pose ifcalled for. You will also other basics of yoga including how to use thebreath for influencing the nervous system, and how to strengthen,stretch the body and focus and calm the mind. If you have never triedyoga, this is a great place to begin as you will become familiar withthe basics.

6:50-8:00 p.m., Wednesdays6-week sessions




3-week session with focus on the eight Limbs of Yoga and Meditation


(3) Course #13832: December 5 – December 19

Yoga with Gay Shelton-OstadiAges: 18+ Community Center Garden Room

Gay Shelton-Ostadi is a certified Yoga Teacher at the highest level (E500RYT) and a certified Yoga Therapist. She has spent more than 3000hours leading yoga classes and been trained to address illness and injury with yoga. She is also a teacher-trainer at the local community ofAnanda Seva where traditional ashram-style yoga is taught. In her classes, students are encouraged to work at their own pace cultivating adeep awareness of body sensation. If you have any questions about her classes, please contact her at 707-239-3650 or e-mail her at [email protected]

Please bring a yoga mat to all classes. You can also call the instructor for a private assessment to help place you in a class.

Level 1Enjoy being guided through a flowing practice of yoga. This class willinclude all the poses learned in the Beginning Class (plus a few more)and simple breath practices and meditation. The class is crafted togive a unifying experience of mind and body which is the essence ofyoga. Although the classes have a basic footprint of centering, move-ment and then seated mediation, each class will be a unique sequenceof poses & practices.

5:30p.m.-6:45p.m., Wednesdays6-week sessions




3-week sessions with special focus on chanting &vinyasa


(3) Course #13835: December 5 – December 19

Level 2Learn more advance poses and practice at a more challenging level.In this class, you will be guided through a stronger practice in terms oftrying more difficult poses including arm balances, inversions anddeeper twists, holding some poses longer and being paired for morestrenuous partner poses.This class will be shared by Gayatri Dawsonand Heidi Brockmann, with each teacher teaching on differentSaturdays. Heidi began her exploration of yoga over 15 years ago.She is moved by the healing power of yoga; it’s ability to calm andcenter the mind, alter moods, recoup injuries, aid bodies in becomingmore strong and fluid, flexible and light. Heidi is both a CertifiedYoga Teacher and a Yoga Therapist.

9:30a.m.- 10:45a.m., Saturdays

Course #13836: September 1 – October 6 (5 weeks, no class 9/15)$57 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $50)

Course #13837: October 13 – November 17 (6 weeks)$67 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $60)

Course #13838: December 1 – December 15 (3-week session with special focus on acroyoga flying)$37 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $30)




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6:45-8:00 p.m., Mondays

$77 per session(Discounted R.P. resident fee $70)

Course #13839: September 10 – October 22 (7 weeks)

Course #13840: November 5 - December 17 (7 weeks)

Beginners and Continuing Beginners YogaAges: 18+ Raizelah Bayen, CMT, RYT Community Center Garden Room

This mixed-level class is for people new to yoga and those who want to deepen their skills in a slower-paced, supportive environment. Theclass will offer an introduction to yoga poses and philosophy, as well as variations on basic poses for those who want to deepen their prac-tice. Emphasis will be placed on breath and body awareness. Students will be encouraged to practice at their own pace and ability.

Raizelah Bayen is a certified massage therapist, acupressionist and yoga teacher. She has over 16 years in bodywork private practice andcurrently teaches at BodyWorks Yoga Studio and the Sebastopol Massage Center. Her yoga classes are both gentle and challenging,emphasizing mindfulness and deep inner listening. Her gift as a teacher is her ability to teach mixed-level, offering variations of each yogapose to address her students’ varied levels of practice.

Students must be able to sit and lie on the floor and to stand up. Please bring a yoga mat and blanket to class.

Additional Fitness ClassesPlease check the Sports and Martial Arts and Senior

Sections for other Fitness classes being offered.

Strength and Endurance TrainingAges: 17 – Adult Thomas Silewicz, CPT (NASM)Sports & Fitness Center Fitness Room

Stop dreaming about “someday” working out and begin training! Ifyou are interested in learning how to safely build an exercise pro-gram or interested in beginning training for a first time enduranceevent (like a 5K/10K, mud run, or triathlon), this class is designed foryou. Features about this class:

It is small (no more than 8); allowing for individual training attention.

Focus on resistance and reaction training to build stabilizing musclegroups.

Developing an understanding of pacing and heart-rate-zone trainingon cardio equipment

Learning and practicing active recovery

Primary muscle group strengthening via resistance training

Thomas Silewicz knows from personal experience age should not bea limiting factor towards fitness. As Dara Torres puts it, “You do nothave to put an age limit on your dreams.” Allow him to help youmake your dreams reality.

$83 per session (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $76)

10 a.m. -11 a.m., Mondays & Wednesdays



(3) Course #13950: November 19 - December 19

11 a.m.-12 p.m., Mondays & Wednesdays



(3) Course #13947: November 19 - December 19

“Good Posture” is Bad for Your BackAges 18+ 1-day workshopDana Davis Community Center Lounge

Has back pain limited your activities? Do you want to improve yourposture without struggling to “stand up straight?” The BalanceMethod helps you eliminate pain, lengthen your spine, regain flexibili-ty and strength, and increase relaxation in your body. It is based onmore than 35 years of studying populations with no back pain. Youcan use these simple guidelines wherever you are, for the rest of yourlife. Class includes slides, practice bending and sitting “in Balance”,and individual hands-on guidance. For more information, seewww.sonomabodybalance.com. Dana Davis is a Certified YogaTeacher and a Certified Balance Teacher.


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Petaluma School of Ballet Children’s Pre-Ballet

Ages: 3-6 Petaluma School of Ballet Staff Community Center Meeting Room #3

Children are taught basic ballet movement. They will dance and pretend as they act out stories using dance movement. We use a vari-ety of music to enhance musical rhythms by clapping and listening, using stretching and improvisation while having lots of fun. Let usshare our love of dance with your youngster. Parents may observe the last class in each session.

Taught by Petaluma School of Ballet Staff who have studied at San Francisco Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Milwaukee Ballet as wellas Petaluma City Ballet and have over 25 years of teaching experience. They bring a wealth of professional knowledge to your child’sdance experience.

Classes are ongoing during the school year. For those classes that are full, registration for new students starts on the 16th of each monthfor the following month. (For example: One April 16 new students for May will be accepted, space allowing.) Class size is limited to 12.

For all classes: Long hair should be pulled back into a ballet bun with a hair tie. Children with short hair should wear a headband tokeep hair off face.

Age 3:Girls should wear pink short-sleeved leotard (no attachedskirts), pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys shouldwear white T-shirt, shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes.

10:30-11:15 a.m., Wednesdays


Course #13903: August 22 – September 12

Course #13904: September 19 – October 10

Course #13911: October 17 – November 7

Course #13912: November 14 – December 19 (no class on Nov. 21 or Dec. 5)

Age 4:Girls should wear pink short-sleeved leotard (no attachedskirts), pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys shouldwear white T-shirt, shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes.

11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Wednesdays






Ages 3 & 4:Girls should wear pink short-sleeved leotard (no attached skirts),pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys should wear white T-shirt, shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes.






Course #13906: November 15 – December 20(no class Nov. 22 or Dec. 6)

Ages 5 & 6:Girls should wear blue short-sleeved leotard (no attached skirts),pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. Boys should wear white T-shirt, shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes.

2:00-2:45 p.m., Wednesdays











Course #13902: November 15 – December 20 (no class Nov. 22 or Dec. 6)


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21Level 1: Learn to dance by drilling the basic foundational moves.Using both slow and fast steps we will have you dancing in your firstclass!

Level 2: Learn new moves and refine technique. This class focuseson learning how to lead others improvisationally and dancing togeth-er in small groups. Talk to the instructor before moving up.

Level 3: This class focuses on technique for advanced moves anddancing together in different formations. May include floor work andbalancing. Instructor permission required.

Level 4: This is a performance intensive class. By invitation only.

Seba is the director of WildCard BellyDance and has been teachingclasses in Sonoma County since 2005. WildCard BellyDance is aprofessional Tribal Style belly dance troupe. Their format is firmlyrooted in ATS and they have gone on to develop their own ITS format.All classes are taught by members of WildCard BellyDance. For moreinfo call Seba at 707-869-3469, email her at [email protected], visit us at www.wildcardbellydance.com or on FaceBook.

One class per week: $61 per session (Discounted Rohnert Park resi-dent fee $54)

OR Take two classes per week for $88 per session (Discounted R.P.resident fee $81) Second class is half price.

OR Take unlimited classes (that you qualify for) for $115 (DiscountedR.P. resident fee $108)

OR Drop-in: $13 per class

Please note: Multiple class discount applies only for entire sessionblocks paid for at one time at the beginning of the session. Discountsdo not apply to drop-ins and are not available for on-line registration.

Level 1:(1) Course #13877: 6:00-7:00 p.m., Mondays,

August 27 - October 8 (no class 9/3)

(2) Course #13881: 6:00-7:00 p.m., Mondays, October 29 – December 3

Level 2:(1) Course #13878: 7:05-8:05 p.m., Mondays,

August 27 - October 8 (no class 9/3)

(2) Course #13882: 7:05-8:05 p.m., Mondays, October 29 – December 3

Level 3 (Instructor permission required):(1) Course #13879: 6-7 p.m., Wednesdays,

August 29 – October 3

(2) Course #13883: 6-7 p.m., Wednesdays, October 31 – December 10

(final class held on Monday 12/10 at the same time and place)

Level 4 (By invitation only):(1) Course #13880: 7:05-8:05 p.m., Wednesdays,

August 29 – October 3

(2) Course #13884: 7:05-8:05 p.m., Wednesdays, October 31 – December 10 (no class 11/21

(final class held on Monday 12/10 at the same time and place)

Improv Tribal Style Belly Dance Ages: 12-seniors 6-week sessions

Seba, assisted by members of WildCard BellyDance Community Center Meeting Room #3

Petaluma School of Ballet Children’s Beginning Ballet Ages 7-9 Petaluma School of Ballet Staff Community Center Meeting Room #3

Children are taught basic ballet movement. They will dance and pretend as they act out stories using dance movement. We use a variety ofmusic to enhance musical rhythms by clapping and listening, using stretching and improvisation while having lots of fun. Let us share ourlove of dance with your youngster!

Clothing: Girls, lavender colored leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes. Boys: White t-shirt, shorts, socks and black ballet slippers.

5:15-6:15 p.m., Thursdays $55 (Discounted R.P. resident fee $48)

Course #13951: August 23 – September 13 Course #13952: September 20 – October 11

Course #13953: October 18 – November 8 Course #13954: November 6 – December 20 (no class Nov. 22 or Dec. 6)


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2 1/2 - 3 YEAR OLDS 9:30-11:30 a.m., Tuesdays & Thursdays

(1) Course #13858: August 28 - October 11 (14 classes)$175 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $168) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

(2) Course #13859: October 18 – November 20 (10 classes)$127 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $120) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

(3) Course #13860 November 27 – December 20 (8 classes)$103 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $96) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

4 - 5 YEAR OLDS9 a.m.-12 p.m., Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

(1) Course #13861: August 27 – October 12 (20 classes)$367 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $360) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

(2) Course #13862: October 17- November 21 (16 classes)$295 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $288) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

(3) Course #13863: November 26 – December 21 (12 classes)$223 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $216) PLUS a $15materials fee payable to the instructor on the FIRST day of class

Community Center Tot TimeBettyjane Hotaling Community Center Pre-School Room

Pre-schoolers gain social skills and increased self-confidence by learning and playing together in a stimulating classroom environment.Early childhood learning concepts are introduced through music, math games, art, stories, drama, and cooking. Field trips will be includ-ed. The class provides an excellent program for kindergarten awareness by developing these skills.

Tot Time is an ongoing program; therefore, priority registration is given to returning participants. Remaining space registrations are doneon a first-come, first-serve basis. If you have any questions pertaining to pre-school classes, please call the instructor at 588-3453 or477-6735 and leave your name and phone number. Your call will be returned as soon as possible.

Classes for Pre-SchoolersPlease check the Music & Dance and Sports & Martial Arts sections of the Activity Guide for informationon other classes for pre-schoolers.

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S E N I O R C E N T E R S P E C I A L E V E N T SThe following events take place at the Senior Center, 6800 Hunter Drive, Suite A, unless otherwise noted.

For further information on any of the events, please call 585-6780.

VINTAGE CHOIR HOLIDAY CONCERT Please join us for our Annual Holiday Choir Concert to be held at the Rohnert Park Senior Center, 6800 HunterDrive, Rohnert Park, on Tuesday, December 18th, at 2:00 p.m. Enjoy wonderful holiday music from our veryown Vintage Choir directed by Jan Lappin. $1 at the door for “a power of a dollar” campaign. Raffles, Musicand Refreshments.


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ROHNERT PARK SENIOR CENTERThe Rohnert Park Senior Center has something for everyone.Over 10,000 square feet of classes, activities, lunches (provid-ed by Council on Aging), and more. Located on the corner ofHunter and Enterprise Drive, we are easy to find.Stop by and look through our Gift Shoppe, join in an activity,class or seminar, relax in the drop-in and enjoy coffee andsnacks. We offer a mini-bus transportation service for seniorsresiding in Rohnert Park, Cotati and Penngrove. We also offerday trips and special events (open to all ages). Check us out –there are lots of things to do!The Senior Center includes a large activity room, a pool table,two card-playing areas, meeting rooms, and a computer room.The Senior Center accepts rental applications for the use of thefacility. The Center rents our large activity room featuringmood lighting, lighted disco ball, built-in PA system, and agreat dance floor. Also available for rent is our kitchen, din-ing room and meeting rooms. For more information, pleasecall 585-6780 any weekday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

THE SUNSHINE BUSMini-bus transportation service is available in the mornings forour seniors residing in Rohnert Park, Cotati, and Penngrove onMondays, Tuesday, Wednesdays and Fridays for medicalappointments, shopping, or other personal needs. OnThursday mornings, we go to Santa Rosa for medical, DMV orSocial Security only. To schedule a ride, call 585-6780between 9:00 and 11:30 a.m., Monday-Friday, at least oneday and up to a week in advance. Cost is $7 per round trip forRohnert Park appointments and $10 for trips to Santa Rosa.($2 surcharge if only rider)

COUNCIL ON AGING DINING SITE & SERVICESThe Council on Aging Services for seniors serves a great lunchin the Senior Center dining room at Noon, Monday – Friday.For more information, or to reserve a lunch at least 24 hoursin advance, call 585-6787.Laurel Anderson, Case Manager from C.O.A., specializes inSocial and Financial Services. She is willing to come to theCenter for clients who have personal concerns or need finan-cial advice. Your meetings will be held in the strictest of confi-dence. Feel free to call her at (707) 525-0143 ext. 103 tomake an appointment, or you can call the Center for furtherinformation. That number is 585-6780.

FUN AFTER 50 CLUBSponsored by the Recreation Department, the Fun After 50Club meets every Monday from 10:30am-1:30pm at theRohnert Park Senior Center. Meet new friends and participatein the many activities the club offers (including bingo!). Visitorsare welcome. For more information call 585-6780.

SENIOR CENTER VINTAGE CHOIROur Vintage Choir meets Tuesdays from 1-2:30pm in theSenior Center Activity Room. This choir is for all those who loveto sing and want to perform at various community functions.Fees are $.50 per person, per hour. For more information andshow times, call 585-6780.

COUNSELING AND REFERRAL SERVICECouncil on Aging Information and Referral offer free outreachservices to help senior citizens who have problems with SocialSecurity, medical services, housing, home care, transportationand other concerns. For further information on days and timesfor these services, please call Council on Aging, 525-0143, orthe Senior Center, 585-6780.

BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICFree service sponsored by the Recreation Department, open toall seniors of Rohnert Park, Cotati and Penngrove. Open11am – 1pm on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month atthe Senior Center.

FREE LEGAL ADVICELegal advice is available at the Senior Center two times amonth to give advice and answer simple questions regardingwills, trusts, Medi-Cal, real estate, and landlord/tenant dis-putes. This advice is free to seniors. An attorney is here on thefirst Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. and the first Thursdayof each month at 3:30 p.m. Please call the Senior Center at585-6780 the day before to schedule an appointment.

ROHNERT PARK KUT-UPSRohnert Park Kut-ups, a variety show founded in 1972 by for-mer vaudevillian Betty Ferra, consists of non-professional sen-ior entertainers who want to be a part of a great performance.Our non-profit organization is dedicated to making that dreama reality for each participant. In meeting that dream we pro-vide wonderful and uplifting entertainment to Sonoma County.Every July, we present a New Razzle Dazzle Revue atSpreckels Performing Arts Center in Rohnert Park. LarryBroderick, our Music Director, arranges and directs music forthe band and singers and Ariel Weymouth-Payne, our Directordirects the dances and comedians as well as well as producingthe show. Show dates TBA.Opportunities for you: Come and enjoy the show in JulyBe a dancer, a comedian, a singer, a band member. (Whenopenings occur for new performers)Be a volunteer in the background, helping with promotion,fundraising, costumes, sets or dressers.For more information call Louise Graves at 584-8947.

SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMISSIONDo you have concerns that affect seniors living in RohnertPark? Do you want your voice heard? Then come to the SeniorAdvisory Commission meetings at the Senior Center. There arethree meetings scheduled each year. For more information, callthe Senior Center at 585-6780.

H.I.C.A.P. – HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING & ADVOCACY PROGRAMA H.I.C.A.P. counselor is available, by appointment only, tohelp with Medicare, health insurance and other concerns freeof charge. Call 1-800-434-0222 to make an appointment.

TAX CLINICThe clinic is open to all ages. Volunteers are available to pro-vide free tax information to Rohnert Park residents of all agesto answer letters from Internal Revenue Service and theFranchise Tax Board at the Tax Clinic held every Friday, from9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Senior Center, 6800 Hunter Drive,Suite A. Past due tax returns can be prepared and amendedwhen required, but many tax situations can be answered witha simple letter or phone call to the taxing agencies. Let ourretired tax people help you.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESAt the Senior Center, we love our volunteers and are alwayslooking for more help with our programs and activities. If youare interested in teaching a class, leading a group, helping outwith the front desk, driving our vans, being a host or hostess inour Drop-In Center, becoming a member of the BakingCommittee, joining our Support Committee or just about any-thing else, please let us know! Stop by or call 585-6780.


The following classes are held at the Rohnert Park Senior Center, 6800 Hunter Drive, Suite A.

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Computer LabMonday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noonAll levels are welcome (limit eight participants per hour). Pre-registration is required. Donations greatly appreciated.

Art ClassThursdays 1:00-3:30 p.m. Instructor: Wanda Robins (SantaRosa Junior College Instructor). Now taking new students.

Art WorkshopMondays 1:30p-3:30p Work alongside other artists to createfinished frame-worthy art! Please bring your own art supplies.This mixed-media workshop is FREE and will meet everyMonday in the Dining Room from 1:30-3:30pm.

Line DancingTuesdays, 9-10:30 a.m. IntermediateWednesdays, 9-10:30 a.m. (Beginners: 9:00 a.m.-9:30 a.m.)Have fun with no-partner dancing. Learn new steps anddances. Our goal is fun, fun and more fun! Fee $2.00.

Exercise ClassTues. and Thurs. from 10:30-11:45 a.m. Exercise (SRJC)Subject to change.

Tai ChiMondays & Thursdays 2:30-4p Enjoy relaxation and exercisethrough Tai Chi with Joanne. $3 fee.

Zumba GoldWednesdays at 11:00a Zumba Gold is a fun, easy to follow,Latin-inspired, dance-fitness program designed for the activeolder adult. Zumba Gold gets your whole body moving to therhythms of merengue, cha cha, salsa, flamenco and more.Zumba Gold was developed by the creators of the originalZumba program and is also suitable for beginners to Zumba orthose who have not exercised in a long time. Now everyonecan join the Zumba Fitness Party! Please wear clothing andshoes suitable for exercise. $3 per class.

Ping Pong Join us on Wednesdays & Fridays at the Senior Center from12:30p.m. -2:00 p.m. for Ping Pong. $2 Suggested Donation.Ping pong brings back that feeling of “being a KID again.” Italso helps us improve our hand/eye coordination, balance,flexibility, strength, endurance, memory, and sense of fun.There is also lots of comfortable social interaction, laughing,and low physical risk.

Spanish Classes Join us for Spanish class Fridays at 1:00p.m -2:00 p.m. Thereis a one-time registration fee of $5.00 for residents/$6.50for non-residents. (Registration fees will be used for the pur-pose of purchasing materials for class instruction.) Class fee is$1 per person, per hour.

TOPS (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly)The Center is happy to announce the TOPS organization spon-sors a chapter at the Senior Center on Thursdays from 9:00-10:00 a.m. People come to TOPS to lose weight. Once a weekmeetings provide accountability and camaraderie. Drive andenergy inside a group of like-minded individuals inspires andmotivates. Inner strength that fosters long-term change is devel-oped and nurtured. TOPS meetings supercharge! Membershipin TOPS is only $28 annually! Please call 585-6780 to sign-up for the class. For additional information on TOPS…visittheir website at www.tops.org.

Duplicate Bridge Join us on Thursdays from 12:15-4:00 p.m. at the SeniorCenter. Low key, friendly play! Contact Nancy at 878-9340

Mah JongWednesdays noon-4pWant to learn a fun tile game, join our Mah Jong group! We meet every Wednesday to play and socialize. All welcometo join!

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Chess for KidsCHESS FOR KIDS offers chess instruction within schools throughout Sonoma County and onFriday Evenings in Rohnert Park! All ages and skill levels are welcome. Please visit our web-site at www.chessclubforkids.com for information or call 527-6427.

CHESS FOR KIDS, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing chess to as manyyoung people as possible in Sonoma County.






25Book Boogaloo – Choosing the Right Booksfor Kids and Having Fun Doing It!Ages 18+ 1-day Laurie Canfield Cameron Community Center Lounge

Laurie Canfield Cameron has been an educator, book reviewer and story-teller for over twenty years. As a public library Children's Librarian, she hashelped children, parents and educators find just the right books by readingand interest levels. Her passion is to bring children and literature together asan interactive and joyous experience.

With thousands of books to choose from, how does one find the best andbrightest books for kids? What about the right reading level? What booksmake great family or class read-alouds? Whether you are a parent or edu-cator (or both), this class will help you find those books through websites,printed resources and personal recommendations. You will leave the classwith lists and interactive ways to make reading fun for everyone!

Course #13864: 6:30p.m. – 8:30p.m., Thursday October 11th

$32 (Discounted Rohnert Park Resident Fee $25) plus $3 materials feepaid directly to the instructor at the class

Looking for great book suggestions for holiday giving?How about family read-alouds or informational books for inquisitive minds?Whether you are looking for a great book for a pre-schooler or a strugglingreader, classics or newer titles, this class will give you ideas for gifts for allages and reading levels.

Course #13865: 6:30p.m. – 8:30p.m., Thursday December 6th

$32 (Discounted Rohnert Park Resident Fee $25)

CPR (only)$66 per session (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $59)

(1) Course #13931: 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.,Saturday, September 8th

(2) Course #13932: 6:00-9:30 p.m., Monday, October 22nd

(3) Course #13933: 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Saturday November 10th

(4) Course #13934: 6:00-9:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 11th

CPR and First AidTake both classes and receive an $8 discount.


(1) Course #13939: 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.,Saturday, September 8th

(2) Course #13940: 6:00-9:30 p.m., Monday & Tuesday, October 23rd & 24th

(3) Course #13941: 6:00-9:30 p.m., Saturday,November 10th

(4) Course #13942: 6:00-9:30 p.m., Tuesday & Thursday, December 11th & 13th

Heart Saver CPR & First AidAges: 15-Adult 1-day sessions

The HealthSource Staff Community Center Lounge

In this 7 hour course, students will be trained in adult, infant and child CPR as well as practice choke saving skills, plus defibrillator (AED)training. The HealthSource is an American Heart Association training center providing the gold standard of training.

The First Aid training will look at sudden illnesses and injuries and learn the steps to take to prevent the individual from worsening whilewaiting for advanced care. In many cases advanced care will be unnecessary due to the proper actions of the first responder. The class isdesigned for employee training who’s duty is to respond to first aid emergencies or regulatory requirements - teachers, camp counselors,parents, grandparents, drivers, construction workers, landscape workers, winery and vineyard personnel, bystanders, and individualswho want the training for the knowledge.

First Aid (only)$66 per session (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $59)

(1) Course #13935: 1-4:30 p.m.,Saturday, September 8th

(2) Course #13936: 6:00-9:30 p.m.,Tuesday, October 23rd

(3) Course #13937: 1-4:30 p.m.,Saturday, November 10th

(4) Course #13938: 6:00-9:30 p.m.,Thursday, December 13th

Quick-Start Writing WorkshopAges 18+ 5 weeksPat Tyler Community Center Conference Room

Take a journey of self-exploration that’s fun and inspiring. Write inresponse to thought-provoking prompts. Your thoughts may evolveinto poems, memoirs, essays, short stories, novels - or remain treas-ured just as they are. Your writing will not be judged or critiqued.Read it, or not. You’re the boss. Share the powerful energy of fellowwriters writing together in this safe, fun, creative, and supportiveenvironment. Your writing and your wishes will be honored. Bring apen, some paper to write on, and a friend. Enroll now. You’ll be gladyou did!

Writing coach, Pat Tyler has been published in newspapers,anthologies, and magazines across the country. However in theseworkshops, Pat will not be Teacher. She will be colleague, confi-dante, cheerleader, and friend. For more information, visit Pat’swebsite: www.writetoday.net. If you have questions, you can contactPat at 696-9640 or e-mail [email protected].

$67 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $60)

9:30-11:30 a.m., Thursdays

Course #13866: September 6 – 27

Course #13867: October 4 – 25

Course #13868: November 1 – 29 (no class 11/22)


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Internet Driver’s EducationAges: 14-18 All Good Drivers Education

Driver education is a California required course for teens to receive adriver’s license. It is the first step that must be taken so the teen canreceive a driver’s permit. The course includes much parental involve-ment and is fun, interactive and educational. Coursework can be com-pleted at any time of the day or night. Students may choose from aninternet course or a home study course. (For the home study course,add $15 shipping and handling.) DMV-accepted completion certifi-cates will be issued upon successful completion of the course. The classdoes NOT include behind-the-wheel driving. E-mail address must beincluded with registration. Within 10 business days after registration,participants will be contacted via email by All Good Drivers to set upyour course. You can register at any time during the month.

AllGoodDrivers.com was created by licensed driving instructors withthousands of hours teaching classroom driver education courses,behind the wheel courses, and traffic violator courses. Our mission isto make all new drivers, good drivers, through a quality driver’s edu-cation. We hope to see new drivers obtain their driver’s licenses withsimplicity, knowledge and the confidence that it takes to be a safedriver on today’s roadways.


(1) Course #13787: September

(2) Course #13788: October

(3) Course #13789: November

(4) Course #13790: December

Conversational Sign LanguageAges: 14+ Rebecca TockCommunity Center Meeting Room #2

Did you know that 94% of the communication is non-verbal? In thisclass we will explore the many forms of creative expression availablethrough non-verbal communication. Using sign language, you willlearn to make introductions, express feelings, talk about family andactivities, ask common questions, and hold basic conversations.Come and learn an exciting and fun way to communicate!

Rebecca is a hearing person who has been studying and using signlanguage for over 10 years. She is a California credentialed teacherand holds an M.A. in Education. Rebecca's love and respect for thedeaf community is what inspires her to share her enthusiasmof sign language to all.

6-week courses

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1 Day Workshop


Course #13875: 8:30a.m. – 12:00p.m., Saturday December 8th

Integrative MassageAges 18+ Pamela Cassidy, CMTCommunity Center Meeting Room #3

Learn and practice Integrative Bodywork & Massage techniques forrelieving muscle tension, releasing stress, and bringing deep relaxationto the body and mind. We will cover a combination of techniques drawnfrom Swedish Massage, Myofascial Release, Acupressure, Polarity andIntuitive Energy Healing.

This is a non-certification class for the community to explore these varioushealing modalities in an affordable way. Taught by a Certified MassageTherapist with 5 years of combined experience studying, practicing andteaching Integrative Bodywork, Massage and Energy Healing.

Must be in good general physical health and able to stand for long periods.Students must bring a tank top and shorts to class along with a snackand water.

1 day workshops $47 (discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $40)

Supine Massage: (Lying face up on massage table: face, neck arms legs and feet)

Course #13927: 2:00-5:00p.m., Saturday September 1st

Course #13928: 2:00-5:00p.m., Saturday October 6th

Prone Massage: (Lying face down on massage table: back, neck, head, legs and feet)

Course #13929: 2:00-5:00p.m., Sunday September 16th

Course #13930: 2:00-5:00p.m., Saturday October 20th

Teen Babysitting Ages: 12-15 2-daysThe HealthSource Staff Community Center Meeting Room #2

This 2-day teen babysitting class is being offered by The HealthSourcewhich is an authorized training center of the American HeartAssociation. Day 1 will include CPR training through the AHA. Teenswill be trained in infant, child and adult CPR and choking skills andwill receive an American Heart Association CPR card. On day 2,teens will learn how to interview for a job; sitter safety; child safety;set up a business like a real business; infant and child ages andstages; simple first aid; and appropriate discipline, diapering, feeding,burping, dressing, etc.

Please bring a lunch, drink and snacks both days. A $20 materials feewill be collected by the instructor for a course manual, teen babysittingbook, and CPR Barner device.

$85 per session (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $78) plus a$20 materials fee paid directly to the instructor at the class

Course #13943: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday, October 27 &November 3





Dodge Ball Birthday PartiesLooking for something fun and exciting to do for your child’s next birth-day? Well look no further! Book your child’s next birthday with us andhave a Dodge Ball Birthday Party. We offer a private room at ourSports Center for a group of up to 12 children. Included in the packagewill be tables and chairs for the kids to enjoy the cake and ice creamthat you bring along with the dodge balls and your own referee, staffedby us, to keep it official. Each party is scheduled for 2 hours with 15minutes before and after to set up and clean up. Take advantage of ourexciting program and book your party at the rate of $120! For moreinformation or questions on pricing and dates please call the CallinanSports & Fitness Center at 588-3477.

Community BandThis group of musicians from the community and surrounding areasmeets once a week on Monday nights at 7:30 p.m. at Burton AvenueRecreation Center, 7421 Burton Avenue, to rehearse and perform stan-dard concert band literature including marches, show tunes, and otherpopular music transcribed for concert band. There is no charge for theband, but you must have your own instrument and music stand.

The band is composed of experienced high school and adult musicianswishing to play in a relaxed and friendly environment while maintaininga high expectation for quality performance and presentation. For moreinformation, please call Gary Young at 585-7550.

Rohnert Park Community ChoraleThe Rohnert Park Community Chorale, a very talented and friendlysinging group, is now in its 24th year under the direction of M. WayneThush. Experienced adult singers of all ages in all voice parts (soprano,alto, tenor, and bass) are invited to join the chorale at the beginning ofeach music season (Spring-February or Fall-September). Rehearsals areheld each Wednesday evening from 7-9 p.m. at the Senior Center,6800 Hunter Drive. Music varies from light classics to folk, jazz andshow tunes. Contact Mr. Thush at 707-586-8321 for information aboutjoining the Chorale.

27Sweet Pea Gift Shoppe

The Best Kept Secret in Rohnert Park

The SweetPea Gift Shoppe is a cornucopia

of handcrafted treasures by local Sonoma

County Crafters. lf you are looking for that

unique one of a kind gift for yourself or

someone special, this is the place to shop.

We have a little bit of everything for any

age: beautiful baby items, jewelry,

woodwork, ceramics, floral designs, quilts,

afghans and much, much more! New items

arrive daily. Quality craftsmanship and

everything is reasonably priced.

This is a non-profit organization, benefitting

Sonoma County Seniors.

Located at the Rohnert Park Senior Center 6800 Hunter Drive, Rohnert Park.

We’re open Monday through Fridayfrom

10 a.m. to 2 p.m

Our phone number is 586-6786.Visit our website at

www.sweetpeagiftshoppe.com

Creative Kids:International Cooking CaféAges 8-12 1-day classLori Cleveland Community Center Kitchen

Come and discover the world of French culinary delights. We willmake a complete French dinner including an appetizer, soup, maindish, salad and dessert. Budding chefs will learn safe food handlingtechniques, how to read a recipe, and basic nutrition facts. All chefswill make a recipe book to take home. At 6 p.m., our French restau-rant will open. We invite a parent (or two) to take part in our feast aswe serve the recipes we have made. Bon Appetite!

Additional guests beyond 2 per chef will be charged $8 and must bearranged ahead of time.

$47 (Discounted Rohnert Park Resident Fee $40) plus $10 materialsfee paid directly to the instructor

Course #13869: 4:00p.m. – 6:30p.m., Thursday December 6th

Holiday Cookie Make and TakeAges 6-12 with Parent 1-day sessionLori Cleveland Community Center KitchenTaking a cue from the old fashioned holiday cookie exchange, here isa chance for you to attend a cookie make and take party with yourchild and leave the mess behind! At this one-day class, we will make4 different holiday cookies, taste our cookie creations and take homeseveral dozen cookies - all in the comfort of someone else’s kitchen!Each parent/child combination will design and take home a recipebook with the cookie recipes inside. Class is limited to 10 parent/child(ages 6-12) participants. Sign up early to insure a spot! Please bringa box to carry your cookies home.$47 for each child/parent combination (Discounted R.P. resident fee$40) plus a $10 material fee paid directly to the instructor at theclass. Parent with two children is $20 for additional child. Onlineregistration is not available for additional child. Please enroll childwhen you register for the class.

Course #12870: 6-8 p.m. Thursday, December 13th

Sushi Roll Class Ages: 13+ 1-day class Masayo Nanmoto Community Center Kitchen

If you want to learn how to make sushi rolls, come and join us. We will make regular rolls and inside and out rolls. By the end of thisclass, you will become an expert! After the demonstration, you will make your own. Either eat them in class or take home.

$36 (Discounted Rohnert Park resident fee $29) plus a $5 materials fee paid directly to the instructor at the class.

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MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY CLASSES1-month ongoing sessions 1Tony Johnson, Martial Arts Academy Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room

Sensei Tony Johnson is a passionate and enthusiastic teacher of the Martial Arts. Classes are fun and exciting, and almost everyone whotries a class signs up! You may come and try each class for FREE to see what is right for you. For more information, please see www.m-a-academy.com. You may write to [email protected] or call (707) 364-6478.

NEW THIS SESSION (EFFECTIVE SEPT 1.), ENJOY UNPARALELED FLEXIBILITY AND ATTEND ANY CLASS YOUR BUSYSCHEDULE ALLOWS.

Attend any Martial Arts Academy course (fitness or martial arts) in any combination…1 day/week for $57 per month (Discounted R.P resident fee $50)2 days/week for $87 per month (Discounted R.P. resident fee $80)3 days/week for $107 per month (Discounted R.P. resident fee $100)Or purchase an unlimited pass for $127 per month (Discounted R.P. resident fee $120)

Available Discounts:$10 per person family discount for more than one family member enrolled $5 monthly auto payment discount arranged with instructor Registration for the Martial Arts Academy is not available online and only available at the Community Center or through Tony Johnson at class.

Parent & Me KarateAges: Parent with child, 2-5 years

Many parents today understand the incredible benefits of martial artsand want to get their kids started as soon as possible. Tony is proudto offer the “Parent & Me” Karate class for kids age 2 to 5 years old!We all want the best for our kids – come see what a difference thisclass can make for YOUR child.

This course requires a one-time materials fee of $49.95 + tax for pad,blocker, and uniform, paid directly to the instructor.


Little Dragons KarateAges 5-7 (age 4 considered with instructor approval)

Little Dragons Karate is a class for 5-7 year olds that teaches disci-pline, self-control, and respect. The time-honored traditions of theMartial Arts will help them in everything they do! We all want thebest for our kids. Encourage your child to study martial arts and staywith it - it is one of the best things they can ever do!

This course requires a one-time uniform fee of $29.95 + tax paiddirectly to the instructor

6:05-6:35 p.m., Mondays & Wednesdays(no class 9/3, 10/31, 11/12, 12/24, and 12/31)

Advanced Little Dragons KarateAges 5-7 (age 4 considered with instructor approval)

Advanced Little Dragons is especially for experienced Little Dragons tolearn even more than we can teach to beginners. This class will teachyour child more advanced aspects of coordination and muscle-control,as well as easing their transition into the Dragons class when they getolder. Advanced Little Dragons may also attend the all-ranks LittleDragons classes (additional fee).

Pre-requisites: Little Dragons Karate – Yellow Belt or InstructorApproval


Dragons KarateAges 7-12 (Children age 12-14 may be in this class with instructor approval.)

Dragons Karate is designed especially for older children age 7-12+years. By learning Karate, your child will become far above averagein coordination, respect, and self-discipline. Karate will teach them towork hard and to believe in themselves. They will have real accom-plishments and this will build great self-respect. This class is open toall experience levels.

This course requires a one-time uniform fee of $29.95 + tax paiddirectly to the instructor.

5:50-6:35 p.m., Tuesdays & Thursdays (no class 11/22, 12/25)

Advanced Dragons KarateAges 7-12(Children ages 12-14 may be in this class with instructor approval.)

The Advanced Dragons Karate Class is especially for serious, experi-enced Dragons who are ready to take the next step! Children in thisclass will learn more advanced curriculum at an accelerated pace tohelp them to become Black Belts and beyond! Advanced students willbe taught to serve as mentors and leaders in the regular Dragonsclasses and in life. Advanced Dragons students are also welcome tothe all levels class (additional fee).

Pre-requisites: Dragons Karate – Green Belt or higher

5:00-5:45 p.m., Tuesdays & Thursdays(no class 11/22,12/25)

KarateAges: 12 through adult

Karate can help people of all ages build their self-confidence throughbuilding their strength, power, stamina, coordination, and memory.Karate is a way to greater personal power through sweat and hardwork. The original Karate from Okinawa that Tony teaches is for realworld, practical self-defense.


7:40-8:35 p.m., Monday & Wednesday(no class 9/3, 10/31, 11/12, 12/24, 12/31)




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MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY CLASSES1-month sessions Tony Johnson, Martial Arts Academy Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room

AikidoAges 18+ 1-month sessions Pete Breeland Sports & Fitness Center Activity Room

Aikido is a traditional Japanese martial art. This class will study basic and flowing exercises with the wooden sword (bokken) and 5 footstaff (Jo). The Founder’s desire that Aikido teach harmonious blending rather than conflict is emphasized in this class. We will explore thebody movement consistent with empty-handed aikido. All skill levels are welcome. No uniform or dogi is required. The instructor, PeteBreeland, with over 30 years of experience with Aiki buki-waza (Aiki weapons techniques), is ranked at 5th dan. Please contact the instruc-tor at [email protected] or 477-9158 with questions.

$37 per month (Discounted R.P. resident fee $30)

Drop-in fee is $6 per visit for R.P. residents/$7 non-residents paid directly to the instructor

7-8 a.m., Tuesdays & Thursdays

(1) Course #13817: September 4 – September 27 (3) Course #13819: November 1 – November 29 (no class 11/22)

(2) Course #13818: October 2 – October 30 (4) Course #13820: December 4 – December 27 (no class 12/25)

Seven Star Praying Mantis Kung FuAges: 12 through adult

Kung Fu is the oldest of the Asian Martial Arts. Seven Star PrayingMantis takes more than simple dedication to learn, but the benefitsare well worth the effort! Please contact Sifu Johnson for permissionto join the class – 3 years martial arts experience and a high level offitness are recommended.


Pre-requisites: Instructor permission, call Tony at (707) 364-6478 ore-mail [email protected]

7:40-9:00 p.m., Tuesdays & Thursdays (no class 11/22, 12/25)

Japanese SwordsmanshipAges: 12 through adult

Tony is pleased to offer a combined Japanese Swordsmanship class(Iaido, Kendo, and Kenjutsu) in Rohnert Park. Swordsmanship is agreat way to get a vigorous workout and perfect fine motor move-ments. Equally suited to those new to martial arts and experiencedstudents from other disciplines. The group class will consist of bothsolo forms (iaido) and combative exercises (kendo & kenjutsu).Advanced students will need both Bogu (Samuri Armor), and will beinvited to participate in special training cutting targets with real,sharp swords (batto-do).

This course requires a one-time materials fee of $39.95 + tax for auniform and wooden sword, paid directly to the instructor.


Kickboxing Plus Cardio ConditioningAges: 12 through adult

This class combines the latest in exercise science and conditioning:aerobic conditioning, anaerobic conditioning, muscle toning, andsports conditioning with Kickboxing, the basics of Martial Arts. Thisis an exciting, fun, and well-rounded workout that you won’t want tomiss!

This course requires a one-time materials fee of $24.95 + tax formartial arts training gloves, paid directly to the instructor.


Allsport FitnessAges: 12 through adult

Rohnert Park is full of people who love sports! I’m pleased to offer aclass specifically for athletes in their off-season, and anyone whowould like to get better with their athletic skills.

For this class you will want a jump rope and a medicine ball, youare welcome to get these anywhere you like.


Tone & SculptAges: 12 through adult

Tone and sculpt your body with a fun and challenging workout! We will work with hand-held weights followed by core conditioning.When you build lean muscle, you will burn more fat, maximizingyour workout.

For this class you will need a set of neoprene weights, you arewelcome to get these anywhere you like.


More Martial Arts Academy Courses listed in fitness section


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The Rohnert Park Community Services Department is proud to sponsor...The Rohnert Park Community Services Department is proud to sponsor...The Rohnert Park Community Services Department is proud to sponsor...

RohnertRohnertRohnert Park Community CenterPark Community CenterPark Community Center5401 Snyder Lane5401 Snyder Lane5401 Snyder Lane

Friday, October 26 @7pmFriday, October 26 @7pmFriday, October 26 @7pm

Tickets:Tickets:Tickets:$10 for Children $10 for Children $10 for Children

(12 and under)(12 and under)(12 and under)$15 for Adults$15 for Adults$15 for Adults

$13 Seniors$13 Seniors$13 SeniorsPresale tickets $1 offPresale tickets $1 offPresale tickets $1 off

Tickets available for presale Tickets available for presale Tickets available for presale at the at the at the

Community Center Community Center Community Center MMM---F 8:30 F 8:30 F 8:30 --- 4:30 4:30 4:30

or at the door or at the door or at the door starting @ 6:30pmstarting @ 6:30pmstarting @ 6:30pm

Fun For All Ages!Fun For All Ages!Fun For All Ages!

For more information please call 588For more information please call 588For more information please call 588---3456 or go online at www.rpcity.org3456 or go online at www.rpcity.org3456 or go online at www.rpcity.org

R5 RP Fall '12 Inside 7/20/12 10:54 AM

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Beginning Tennis for JuniorsAges: 8-17Basic tennis strokes will be covered in this class. Forehand, back-hand, and the serve will be the main emphasis of the class.Scoring and singles play will also be covered. Students must pro-vide their own tennis racquet.


3:30-4:30 p.m., Mondays(1) Course #13795: September 10-24(2) Course #13796: October 15-29

Intermediate Tennis for JuniorsAges: 8-17Students must have had some prior playing and lesson experience.Strokes covered include forehand, backhand, volleys, overheads,and serving. Match play strategy will also be covered. Studentsmust provide their own tennis racquet.



Beginning Tennis for AdultsAges: 18+The basic strokes will be covered. Forehand, backhand, and theserve are the main emphasis of the class. Scoring and singles playwill also be covered. Participants must provide their own tennisracquet.



Intermediate/Advanced Tennis for AdultsAges: 18+For intermediate to advanced ability levels who have had someprior instruction or experience with tennis lessons. All strokes willbe covered as well as points on strategy.

Participants must have had some prior instruction and provide theirown tennis racquet.



Ages 4-6$47 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $40)

3:30-4:00 p.m., Tuesdays(1) Course #13803: September 11-October 2(2) Course #13804: October 9-30

Ages 7-10$57 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $50)

4-5 p.m., Tuesdays(1) Course #13805: September 11-October 2(2) Course #13806: October 9-30

Ages 11 - 15$57 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $50)


Adult Beginners, Ages 16+$57 per session (Discounted R.P. resident fee $50)


Adult Intermediates, Ages 16+This class is for adults who are able to rally, serve and play fullcourt. Participants will improve their skills with drills and exercises,plus strategies and playing doubles and/or singles games – not forbeginners.



Youth & Adult Tennis Program Ages: 4-Adult 4-week sessions Harvey Bell Magnolia Park Tennis Courts 3 & 4, 1401 Middlebrook Way

Learn to play tennis in an easy and effective way. Four weeks of fun exercises, unique drills, and games that will keep you moving andsmiling. Basic strokes for beginners include: forehand, backhand, volley and serve (for most ages). Overheads, lobs, drops, spin, net play,and strategy are added as players advance. No experience necessary for beginners. Loaner Racquets are available. Rain-outs (if any) willbe made up. For more information, e-mail instructor, Harvey Bell at [email protected] or call 707-795-0650.

Tennis Classes3-week sessions Luke Chiurco Dorotea Park Tennis Courts, 895 Santa Dorotea Circle

Luke Chiurco has been a professional instructor in Sonoma County for 12 years working with players of all ages and skill levels. Lukebelieves a positive, fun, and friendly atmosphere will benefit both competitive and recreational players, and he strives to bring that to allhis lessons. He offers both beginning and intermediate tennis for juniors and adults.Students must provide their own tennis racquet. Any rain-outs will be made up.


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R E N T A L S

Here is the perfect facility for wedding receptions, meetings, club functions, seminars. Conveniently locatedjust a few blocks from Highway 101, the CommunityCenter has a multitude of rooms and meeting areas.Our Multi-Use Room can accommodate 350 people fordinner with a service bar located inside the room. The large well-designed kitchen has commercial ovens,stove and grill top, complete refrigeration and dishwash-ing facilities, large counter tops and tables forfood preparation. The kitchen also comeswith dishware and silverware for 300. We have a new outdoor weddingarea available for rent with thereception hall. Ample restroomfacilities, patio area and largelandscaped lawn areas completethe package.

COM M U N I T Y C E NT E R 5401 Snyder Lane

SENIOR CENTER6800 Hunter Drive, Suite A

The Rohnert Park Senior Center accepts applications for use of the facility. A large activity room, with built-in P.A. system, and a smaller dining room are available weekdays after 4:00 p.m. and on weekends.

For more information call 585-6780 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

BURTON AVENUE RECREATION CENTER7421 Burton Avenue

Burton Avenue Recreation Center is a great locationfor weddings, birthday and anniversary parties. The building holds a maximum of 200 people.The center boasts a large main hall, full kitchen,glassed veranda area, and back lawn area.

RECREATION CENTER RENTALSThe City of Rohnert Park offers reservations for large and small groups at the Community Center,Burton Avenue Recreation Center and the Senior Center. Reservations are accepted up to one year inadvance. A rental guide is available with detailed information on each of the rooms, rental policiesand procedures and a fee schedule. For information on the Community Center or Burton AvenueRecreation Center, call 588-3456 any weekday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., or for informationon the Rohnert Park Senior Center, please call 585-6780, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

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R E G I S T R A T I O N I N F O R M A T I O N

City of Rohnert Park,

Community Services

5401 Snyder Lane

Rohnert Park, CA 94928

WE ACCEPT VISA & MASTERCARD

1. Complete the “Customer’s Record” form. Remember to include all family membersand sign back of form.

2. Fill out the registration form with your class or program selections and mail, faxor hand-deliver with your “Customer’s Record” form.

3. Once your customer record is on file with us, you can just call or come in withyour program selections.

HAND DELIVERY FAX

YOU CAN REGISTER FOR CLASSES BY.....

(707)588-3456

(707)588-3444

PHONE MAIL INTERNET

Please Send Your

Form & Fees to

RecEnroll On-Line Registration VISIT US AT...rpcommuni tyserv ices .org

Community Services is proud to offer our on-line registration program, “RecEnroll”. All youneed is a Client and PIN Number and a valid VISA or MasterCard. RecEnroll can be accessed 24hours a day, seven days a week. The system is secure and all personal information is encryptedand never stored on city computers. Personal information is only used for department transactions and never shared with anyone.If you are a previous participant in our programs, you already have approved access to RecEnroll. All you need is your Client Number and PIN. You can request your numbers by send-ing an e-mail to [email protected] or calling (707) 588-3456 during normal business hours. If you have never participated in our programs, or are returning after a three year or more absence, you may request an account on-line. Just go to the RecEnroll Websiteat www.rpcity.org, click on the RecEnroll link. Once there, click on the MY ACCOUNT tab andREQUEST NEW ACCOUNT. Enter the required fields and your Client Number and PIN will be sent toyou on the next business day.

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rpcommunityservices.org

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P lease Fo l l ow. . . the r eg i s t ra t i on i n f o rma t i on ca re fu l l y !

PaymentsThe Community Services Department accepts Visa or MasterCard, money orders, cash or checks in payment for classes, buildingrentals and memberships.

Non-resident Fee There is a non-resident fee of $7.00 per person per class for all individuals residing outside the City of Rohnert Park who wish to enroll in programs or classes. The fee can differ for some programs.

CancellationRegister early! Classes will be cancelled 24 hours prior to the first class meeting if they do not have the minimum number ofstudents required.

RefundsCustomers desiring a refund due to a change of schedule, illness, unable to attend or change of mind onregistering for the activity, can receive a pro-rated refund if requested before 1/2 of the activity meetings have taken place. A $5 processing fee will be deducted from your refund. If the Community Services Department cancels or changes an activity, an appropriate refund will be issued for the unused portion of the activity. (The processing fee and process is differentfor summer camps and senior citizen trips. Please see program registration information.) Refunds will be mailed within 10-14working days of the request. Your satisfaction is our goal!

Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back!Yes, you’ve heard this claim before, but not often from government! We are socommitted to excellent service that we guarantee your satisfaction, or your moneyback! If you are dissatisfied with your program or service before the program ishalf over, just notify our office, and we will give you your money back for anyunused balance of the program or service, with the invitation to try us again. Yourinput is valuable to us as we strive to make these programs and services as enjoy-able and effective as possible for you and your family. We want you to know yourdollar is well spent with us and that we’ll take care of you! (Policy does not coverteam sports and is different for senior citizen trips)

Registration for all Spring/Summer

classes begins

August 6th, 2012


We Don’t Like To Cancel Classes...

But sometimes it is necessarybefore the first meeting

when pre-enrollments are low. Your registration might be

the one that enables the class to be held.

Please pre-register at least 2days before the class begins.

When filling out the form to register by mail or Fax, the liability waiver must be signed. Failure to do so will delayprocessing of your registration. Please help us by following the registration instructions. If you have questions or

would like more information, call the Community Services Department at 588-3456.

•••••••••••• PHOTO NOTIFICATION ••••••••••••

The department reserves the right to photograph facilities, activities and program participants for potential promotionaluse. All photos will remain the property of the Community Services department and may be used for publicity or promotion purposes only. If you or anyone in your family should not be photographed, contact the Community ServicesDepartment, 588-3456.


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Payment Method:

Payment by Check or money order made payable to “ City of Rohnert Park” or by Visa or Master Card (see below), Cash or walk-in registration.

Check Cash Visa or Master Card

Card #_____________________________________________________________ Expiration Date ______________________

Signature___________________________________________________________

Course No. Participant’s Name Activity Name Fee_________________________________________________________________________________

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_________________________________________________________________________________If you wish to make a donation to our scholarship program, please add $1or more to your registration total. $1_________________________________________________________________________________

Total

Account Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

A current “Customer’s Record” form must be on file prior to completing this form

City of Rohnert Park, Community Services Department 5401 Snyder Lane Rohnert Park, CA 94928

(707)588-3456 FAX (707)588-3444

For confirmation of registration, please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope

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Please print

Account Name:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City Zip__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone: Work Phone:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Cell Phone: e-mail: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FAMILY INFORMATION LIST_______________________________________________________________________________

First/Last Name Date of Birth M/F Grade (IF APPLIES)_______________________________________________________________________________

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EMERGENCY INFORMATION_______________________________________________________________________________Person other than yourself to notify in case of emergency. Name: Phone:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

MEDICAL INFORMATION__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Family Physician: Phone:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Medical Insurance Carrier: Policy/Card#__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

OVER - SIGNATURE REQUIRED ON BACK OF FORM

C U STOM E R ’ S R E CO R D

REGISTRATION POLICYAll families registering by mail, fax or in person must complete a "Customer's Record" form which will provide all the necessary information neededfor registering for Community Services Department classes and programs throughout the year. This form will be entered into the registration systemand kept on file, saving our valuable customers the hassle of having to provide this information every time they register for a class.

City of Rohnert Park Community Services Department 5401 Snyder Lane Rohnert Park, CA 94928(707)588-3456 FAX (707)588-3444





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LIABILITY RELEASE:In consideration of the acceptance of my application for any Community Services Department classes/activities, I hereby waive, release, and discharge any and all claims for damages for death, personal injury or property damage which I may have, or which may hereafter accrue to me, as a result of participation in said event.This release is intended to discharge in advance the City of Rohnert Park, its officers, employees or agents from liability, unless the cause of the accident/loss is the sole negligence of the city, its officers, employees or agents. It is understood that some recreational activities involve an element of risk or danger of accidents, and knowing thoserisks, I hereby assume those risks. It is further understood and agreed that this waiver, release and assumption of risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns.

PARENTAL CONSENT:

(To be completed for applicants under 18 years of age)

I give my consent for my son/daughter _____________________________________, to participate in CommunityServices Department classes/activities, and I execute the above liability release on his/her behalf.

CONSENT TO TREAT:

I hereby give my consent to have the above applicant treated by a physician or surgeon in case of sudden illness orinjury while participating in the above event. It is understood that the Rohnert Park Community Services DepartmentDepartment provides no medical insurance for such treatment, and that the cost thereof will be at my expense. If a personal physician is listed below, every effort will be made to contact such physician. However, the location of theactivity or the nature of the illness or injury may require the use of emergency medical personnel.

If you do not give your consent to treat and request that medical or surgical services be withheld, please initial box at left.

REFUND POLICY:

Customers desiring a refund due to a change of schedule, illness, unable to attend or change of mind on registering forthe activity, can receive a refund if requested before one half of the program and/or class meetings have taken place.Refunds will be pro-rated, and a $5 processing fee will be deducted from the refund. If the Community ServicesDepartment Department cancels or changes an activity, an appropriate refund will be issued for the unused portion ofthe activity.

READ BEFORE SIGNING

I have read and understood the foregoing liability release form, parental consent and consent to treat forms, andagree to all of their terms and conditions. I further understand that the Community Services Department Department’s“Satisfaction Guaranteed” and “Refund Policy” apply to specified Department programs, and a $5.00 fee is chargedfor refunds requested due to change of schedule, illness, unable to attend or change of mind on registering for theactivity.

Signature ______________________________________________________ Date ____/____/_____



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