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Fall 2012

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Community

RECREation

Including Recreation, Library, Cultural & Animal Services

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Community Excursions

Youth & teen Classes

teen & Adult Classes

senior Classes & Events

Marines & sailors support Activities

tennis

Fitness

swimming/Volleyball & Pass Fees

Events, Excursions & ClassesRegistration Information

Walk-InNorman P. Murray Community & Senior Center24932 Veterans Way470-3062

Onlineeconnect.cityofmissionviejo.org

PaymentVisa / MC, Cash or Check (payable to City of Mission Viejo)

Refund PolicyNo refunds or credits will be issued unless the City cancels a City sponsored activity. Refunds will be issued to the individuals listed on the City receipt confirmation form.

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REGISTER ONLINEeconnect.cityofmissionviejo.org

Wednesday sEPt 196:00 pm – 8:30 pmFamily Chess ExtravaganzaEnjoy an evening of lessons, demos, competition and pizza with the Academic Chess Masters. All skill levels are welcome. Trophies will be awarded for each division and age level.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3061$10 ($5 per additional family member) Course #2970

Friday sEPt 215:30 pm – 10:00 pmUN International Peace Day Celebrate UN International PEACE DAY with a special “around-the-world” Musicfest produced by Listen for Life. World-renowned music stars include members from Guns & Roses, Dave Matthews Band, Eric Clapton’s band, Billy Preston’s band and more. Meet Grammy, Oscar, and Emmy award-winning master musicians.

World Cup Soccer Fields$10 / (510) 540-8136Food available for purchasewww.listenforlife.org/peaceday

Wednesday oCt 36:00 pmThe Weight of the NationThis film premiered on HBO and is a four part documentary series focusing on the obesity epidemic. The documentary will provide insight into the complex set of factors that influence physical activity, diet and weight. Panel discussion and Q&A after the film.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.FREE / 470-3062

Wednesday oCt 107:00 pm – 9:00 pmPrescription & Over the Counter Drug Abuse: What You Should KnowPresented by Police Services, this multi-agency discussion includes trends, recognizing problems and how to help.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. Teens & Adults 470-8433 (Reservation recommended)

sunday sEPt 97:00 pmTwo Grand - I’m YoursAustralia’s finest contemporary pianists Fiona Joy Hawkins and Trysette with special appearance by Kori Linae Carothers, crossing genres from classical, world jazz, new age and pop, the combination of their award winning music and supporting musical styles adding to the diversity of their performance.

Civic Center - Saddleback Room470-8440$18 / Course #2964

Business Showcase

thursday sEPt 63:00 pm – 7:00 pmMV Chamber: Business & Restaurant ShowcaseThe community is invited to attend this free event and food samples will be provided.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. 470-8409 / www.missionviejochamber.com

saturday sEPt 88:00 am – NoonDrive-thru Document Shred Event by Orange County Shredding and MV Police ServicesBring up to 10 file size boxes of sensitive documents for immediate shredding. Documents must be free from notebooks, bindings, binder clips and paperclips.

Mission Viejo High School Parking Lot (25025 Chrisanta Dr.) 470-8433 [email protected] Free (Mission Viejo residents & businesses only)

Wednesday sEPt 125:00 pm – 10:00 pmTip-a-Cop: Hosted by MV Police Services and Chili’sEnjoy dinner served by Sheriff’s deputies volunteering as “celebrity waiters” to collect tips for the Special Olympics. Activities and picture opportunities with K-9 and motor deputies until 7:30 p.m.

Chili’s Restaurant (27407 Bellogente)FREE activities / 470-8433 [email protected]

saturday sEPt 158:00 am – NoonInner Coastal Clean Up DayVolunteers can help collect trash and debris, both in and around Oso Creek, as well as in the commercial center adjacent to the creek.

Oso Creek Trailhead on Marguerite Pkwy470-8458 / [email protected]

Friday sEPt 147:00 pmHistory of the Mission San Juan CapistranoPresented by Jean Stern, Executive Director of the Irvine Museum, will feature the work of some of California’s finest landscape artisits from the late 1800s to mid-1900s, including well-know impressionist painters.

City Hall - Council ChamberFREE / 297-3917

Community Character Qualities of the Month:

sEPtEMbEr Responsibility oCtobEr Respect noVEMbEr Thankfulness

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saturday oCt 208:00 am / Rally at MVHS 9:00 am / Celebration Fair & Disaster Preparedness Expo at the Village Green24th Annual Walk Against DrugsWalk down La Paz Road through the Oso Creek Trail to the Fair and Disaster Preparedness Expo. Meet emergency service agencies and learn how to prepare your family and neighborhood. Featuring keynote speaker Peanut Louie Harper, former WTA professional tennis player and children’s book collaborator of “Inch and Miles: The Journey to Success.”

MVHS Stadium to the Village Green Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. FREE / 470-8433 www.cityofmissionviejo.org/policeservices

Wednesday oCt 177:00 pm – 8:30 pmLow-Cost Pet Vaccination ClinicPublic animal vaccination clinic for pet owners in Mission Viejo, Laguna Niguel and Aliso Viejo.

Mission Viejo Animal Services Center 470-3045 / www.cmvas.org

sunday oCt 14Noon – 6:00 pm4th Annual Readers’ FestivalHot off the press: This year’s Readers’ Festival sponsored by the Friends of the Library is on Sunday. Meet your favorite celebrity and bestselling authors like one-handed MLB pitcher Jim Abbott who will inspire all ages with his story “Imperfect,” famed O.J. Simpson trial prosecutor Marcia Clark (“Guilt by Degrees”), children’s author David Shannon of “No David” and T. Jefferson Parker (“The Jaguar”). Don’t miss our expanded tween and teen events as well as popular children’s authors. A knight in shining armor, falcons and a catapult throw will be part of the fun entertainment at our outdoor middle ages venue. For up-to-date information, visit www.mvreadersfestival.org.

Free shuttle service from the Mission Viejo Library or Newhart Middle School makes parking a breeze.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. 830-7100, extension 5105 FREE To volunteer, call 830-7100, extension 5128

saturday noV 107:00 pmAn Evening of ThankfulnessJoin the Community of Character Committee for an evening of thankfulness. Enjoy a variety of performances by local talent. Light refreshments will be served.


oCt 25 & 27October 25 / 3:00 pm – 7:00 pmOctober 27 / 9:00 am – 1:00 pmCancer Prevention Study (CPS-3)To better understand ways to prevent cancer, the American Cancer Society is recruiting men and women ages 30-65 for a landmark new research -The Cancer Prevention Study-3.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.888-604-5888 / cancer.org/cps3

saturday oCt 274:00 pm – 8:00 pmHometown HalloweenCelebrate this Fall holiday in style with themed carnival game booths, the “Whacky Witch’n Kitchen” pint-sized haunted house, costume parade, crafts, face painting and pony rides.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. 768-0981 FREE (Minimal charge for some activities)

sunday noV 112:00 pmVeterans Day ObservanceOn this special day, we honor and remember the men and women of the Armed Forces.


Friday noV 167:00 pmCollecting California: Selections from Laguna Art MuseumPresented by Dr. Malcolm Warner, Executive Director of the Laguna Beach Art Museum. From the earliest to the most current California art, the lecture will present some of the most significant works of art created in California over the last 150 years.

City Hall - Council ChamberFREE / 297-3917

saturday noV 178:00 am – 5:00 pm42nd Annual Mission Viejo Activities Committee Gifts & Goodies BoutiqueThis juried show gives shoppers the opportunity to purchase unique hand-crafted holiday gifts from exceptional crafters.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. FREE Admission / 830-7066

#MissionViejoCAADDitionAL inForMAtion www.cityofmissionviejo.org


7:00 pm City Hall - Council Chamber 842-2227 www.lordofthestringsconcerts.com

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See INSIDE FRONT COVER formore Registration Information

Farmers MarketFriday / 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

The Mission Viejo Farmers Market features an array of longtime family farms that provide fresh and unique produce and live entertainment and food trucks on the first Friday of the month and Arts and Craft booths the third Friday of the month.

City Hallcityofmissionviejo.org/farmersmarket


KSBR LivecastsTune to Jazz FM 88.5 KSBR for information on special show guests and how to become part of the audience. The final hour of “Livecasts” will be videotaped for later viewing on the City’s MVTV Channel 30 as well as the Saddleback College Channel 39 on Cox Communications.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.582-5727 / www.KSBR.org FREE

sEPt 8, noV 10 & DEC 8 10:00 am – Noon9:45 am / Doors open to studio audience Breakfast with Gary and Kelly with Special GuestRadio personalities Gary Bergeson and Kelly Bennett, who broadcast on KSBR 88.5 FM Saturday mornings from 9 am to noon, will interview a special guest at 11 am.

September 8 / Bobby CaldwellNovember 10 / To Be AnnouncedDecember 8 / To Be Announced

Lord of the Strings

The Community of Character Committee presents films to illustrate our Community Character Qualities. A brief discussion follows.

2:00 pm – 4:50 pm City Hall – Council Chamber FREE / 470-3094

sunday sEPt 16The Lion KingRated the top Disney film of all time, this animated treasure illustrates the character quality of RESPONSIBILITY. Rated G

sunday oCt 21The BullyThis 2012 documentary examines the painful consequences of bullying as well as ways of restoring RESPECT in our schools. Rated PG-13

sunday noV 18It’s a Wonderful LifeThe impact of one person’s life on those around him and the GRATITUDE they have for him is illustrated in this classic holiday story. Rated G

Films of Character

saturday noV 173:30 pmStorytelling Guild with Debra Weller TellebrationThroughout the world storytellers will gather during the culmination of National Storytelling Week to delight audiences of all ages with timeless tales, songs and stories to tickle the imagination. Storytellers from the South Coast Storytellers Guild will perform.

Civic Center - Council Chamber 470-8440$5 Individual / $10 Family (At the door)

40th Annual HolidayHome Lighting ContestWinners will receive prizes in addition to the “Winner Sign” for their front yard and a photo.

Deadline November 30 Houses must be decorated and entries received by Friday, November 30.Final Judging December 5

FREE / 830-7066 www.mvactivities.com for entry forms

saturday sEPt 8The Gonzalo Bergara QuartetBergara’s new CD Porteña Soledad was editor’s Pick in Guitar Player Magazine, and Vintage Guitar Magazine called it “a masterpiece,” and they were picked as the “Best Jazz Group” in Los Angeles by Los Angeles Magazine in their Best of LA issue.

$25 / Course #2703

saturday sEPt 29Steve Wood and Beth FitchetSteve has won numerous awards for his work and was Kenny Loggins’ musical director for nine years. He has written many songs with Loggins including “If You Believe”. Beth Fitchet Wood is a singer, guitarist, composer and producer. She has released three albums and toured nationally with Loggins and Messina, Chicago and the Beach Boys.

$25 / Course #2882

saturday noV 10The Carl Verheyen BandA member of the smash hit British rock group “Supertramp” since 1985, Carl has played to millions of enthusiastic fans in sold-out arenas worldwide. He is a critically-acclaimed musician, vocalist, songwriter, arranger, producer and educator with 11 CDs and two live DVDs released worldwide.

$25 / Course #2883




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A scenic setting for a reception, celebration or meeting.

The Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center is a perfect “retreat-like” setting for your next special event. Surrounded by lush landscaping, this award-winning facility offers affordable and convenient facility rental space perfect for groups of all sizes.

rental informationRental Availability:Monday–Saturday / 8:00 am – 11:00 pmSunday / Noon – 8:00pm

470-3035 / Information & Facility Tourwww.cityofmissionviejo.org

U.S. PassportAcceptance Service

Mission Viejo Library100 Civic Center470-8420 (Passport Information)[email protected] (Request appointment)

Photos available during all Passport Acceptance hours.

Walk-In ServiceWednesday / 4:00 pm – 8:00 pmThursday / 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm

By AppointmentSaturday / 9:00 am – 2:00 pmTuesday & Friday / Limited Availability(Call for more information)

Passport Fees

Adults (16 & older) $135•$110 payable to “Dept. of State”

(Check or Money Order)

•$25 to “Mission Viejo Library” (MasterCard, Visa or Cash only)

Children (15 & younger) $105•$80 payable to “Dept. of State”

(Check or Money Order)

•$25 to “Mission Viejo Library” (MasterCard, Visa or Cash only)

other services

Payable to “Dept. of State”(Check or Money Order):

•Expedite Fee (per passport) / $60

•Express Mail (one way) / $12.72

•Passport Cards $30 (adults) / $15 (children)

Pay to Mission Viejo Library:•Check Writing Service / $5 (Cash only)

•Passport Photos / $10 (MasterCard, Visa or Cash only)

Business WorkshopsCall or visit the website listed to register. Mission Viejo City Hall

tuesday sEPt 256:00 pm – 8:30 pmSCORE: Building A Consulting Business714-550-7369 / www.score114.org $30 with pre-registration / $40 at the door

Wednesday sEPt 262:00 pm – 4:30 pmIRS: Managing Tax Payments Electronically and Official Sales and Use Tax Information389-4902 / www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/sbf.htm FREE

Wednesday oCt 172:00 pm – 4:30 pmIRS: Choosing a Tax Return Preparer and How to add a Tax Preparer to Your BOE eReg and efile accounts389-4902 / www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/sbf.htm FREE

tuesday oCt 236:00 pm – 8:30 pmSCORE: Business Workshop714-550-7369 / www.score114.org$30 with pre-registration / $40 at the door

Wednesday oCt 249:00 am – 12:30 pmEDD: Employee or Independent Contractor Tax Seminar888-745-3886 / www.edd.ca.gov/taxsem FREE

thursday noV 16:00 pm – 8:30 pmOC SBDC: Social Media Strategies for Small Business714-564-5200 / www.ocsbdc.org$25

DEC 7 & 86:00 pm – 7:30 pm & 8:00 pm – 9:30 pmHolly TrolleyEnjoy a VIP reception and tour the Home Lighting Contest displays aboard the trolley brought to you by the Mission Viejo Activities Committee.

Mission Viejo Civic Center470-3062 / www.mvactivities.com$10 per person (Tickets go on sale 11/1)



CommunityExCuRsions

Monday noV 199:30 am / Check-in6:00 pm / ReturnCleopatra & the Mysteries of Egypt: California Science CenterOne last chance to enjoy the West Coast premiere of the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts ever assembled in the United States! Our day begins with lunch at Philippe’s, The Original; viewing of the documentary film “Mysteries of Egypt” at the IMAX theatre, followed by an audio-led tour of the exhibit.

$78 / Course #2941

thursday DEC 610:15 am / Check-in8:30 pm / ReturnCoronado Christmas This Southern California holiday experience begins with tropical dining at Peohe’s on Coronado Island followed by browsing at the Ferry Landing, a drive past the Hotel Del Coronado and shopping at the Gas Lamp Quarter and Horton Plaza. We then travel to Del Mar to view the largest drive through holiday light show on the West Coast.

$78 / Course #2942 Meal choices provided upon registration

Monday DEC 171:30 pm / Check-in9:30 pm / ReturnMission Inn Holiday Lights in Riverside Explore the holiday traditions of historic Riverside. With a local docent, we tour several historic areas including a stop at a charming, fully decorated Victorian estate. After our holiday dinner at Old Spaghetti Factory, we enjoy a narrated outdoor walking tour of the Mission Inn bedecked in glorious holiday splendor.

$90 / Course #2943Meal choices provided upon registration

General Information470-3062

(Unless Noted) Check-in / Return at:Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.

All excursions are open to the general public and all ages unless specified.

No refunds or credits will be issued unless the City cancels the program.

Excursion RegistrationAugust 29Begins Wednesday / 8:00 amSee Inside Front Cover for more Registration Information

sunday oCt 287:30 am / Check-in6:15 pm / ReturnMarilyn Monroe: Hollywood Legend TourLearn of the life, times and places of Norma Jean with a Hollywood celebrity tour guide. We will see the hotels, hangouts, hidden bungalows and eateries frequented by this illustrious, but tragic figure. We step off the bus at the Walk of Fame, Grauman’s Chinese and Westwood Memorial Park. Lunch at the Hard Rock Café.


saturday oCt 69:45 am / Check-in7:00 pm / ReturnRonald Reagan Presidential Library Enjoy a docent led tour of the newly renovated library; view the rotating exhibit of over 100,000 presidential gifts; a piece of the Berlin Wall and Reagan’s final resting place. We will explore the inside of Air Force One and enjoy a catered lunch under the wings of this legendary aircraft.

$76 / Course #2938

thursday noV 89:45 am / Check-in6:00 pm / ReturnGriffith Observatory with Lunch at Tam O’ Shanter InnThe Observatory has reopened with expanded space and new exhibits! Every system of the original 1935 museum, including the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, has been refurbished. The renovation more than doubled the public space in the building. Lunch is at the legendary Tam O’ Shanter Inn.





Age 3 & Older

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To REGISTER, call830-7100, extension 5107

Toddler Early Literacy Class

Monday / 10:30 am & 11:30 am Sept. 10, 17, 24 & Oct. 1

Thursday / 10:30 am & 11:30 am Sept. 13, 20, 27 & Oct. 4

These special programs include stories, songs, puppets, fingerplays and body movement.

Registration may be required – please call the Library Children’s Desk at 830-7100, extension 5107 for more information.

Age 12 - 36 months (with parent or guardian) Mission Viejo Library - Friends Community Rm. FREE

PajamaRama

Monday / 7:00 pmSeptember 10, 17, 24 & October 1

Come in your PJs to enjoy interactive fun with books, music, songs and puppets just before bedtime.

Registration may be required - please call the library Children’s Desk for more information.

Age 3 - 6 (with parent or guardian)

Mission Viejo Library - Friends Community Rm FREE

Preschool Early Literacy Class

Tuesday / 10:30 am & 1:30 pmSeptember 11, 18, 25 & October 2

Interactive stories, songs and other literary, dramatic and musical fun.

Registration may be required - please call the library Children’s Desk for more information.

Age 3 - 6 (with parent or guardian)

Mission Viejo Library - Friends Community Rm. FREE

Celebrating the Rhythm of One

Saturday / 2:00 pm & 3:30 pmSeptember 22

Come rock the library with drums and create totally tubular tunes with tubes. Hands-on music fun with percussion instruments. Presented by One World Rhythm.

Age 3 & older

City Hall - Saddleback Room FREE

Halloween SPOOKTACULAR!

Saturday / 2:00 pm & 3:30 pmOctober 6

Join us for a hilariously scary and frightfully funny magic show presented by magician Tony Daniels.

Age 3 & older


“Gratitude with Attitude,” a Thanksgiving Story Theatre Show

Saturday / 2:00 pm & 3:30 pmNovember 3

Lively story theatre performance blending comedy and storytelling using mime, masks, props, and costumes.

Presented by Flights of Fantasy Story Theatre.

Age 4 & older


Paw Readathon with Husker

Saturday / 2:00 pm – 2:30 pmSeptember 15, October 13 & November 10

Read aloud to Husker, a beautiful trained therapy dog. Bring your favorite book to read or grab one from the library. Sign up at the Youth Reference Desk.

Age 7 & older

Mission Viejo Library - Wickiup RoomFREE

General InformationMission Viejo Library830-7100, extension 5107www.cmvl.org

Library HoursMonday - Thursday / 10:00 am - 9:00 pmFriday / 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmSaturday / 10:00 am - 5:00 pmSunday / Noon - 5:00 pm



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To REGISTER, call830-7100, extension 5107

Art to Grow On, Inc.

470-3062 Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. $99 + $10 lab fee payable to instructor

Picasso, Mommy & Me

Wednesday / 9:30 am – 10:15 amSeptember 19 – November 21 (No class on Sept 26 & Oct 24)

Students participate in painting wall, collage, drawing, and play-dough stations. This is a very safe and age-appropriate class that focuses on fine-motor development.

Age 15 - 23 months (with parent or guardian) Course #2869

Peewee Picasso

Wednesday / 10:45 am – 11:45 amSeptember 19 – November 21 (No class on Sept 26 & Oct 24)

Students will be exposed to a variety of age-appropriate art activities that will encourage curiosity, discovery, and self-expression through the art process. Glitter paint, tempera, play dough, collage and watercolor are just the beginning of this fantastic class focused on expression through the arts and creative process.

Age 2-3 (with parent or guardian) Course #2870

Young Rembrandts470-3062 Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.$70 per session

Pre-school (Age 3 ½ - 5)

Tuesday / 2:30 pm – 3:15 pmSession 1 / September 11 – October 16Session 2 / October 30 – December 4

Our lady bug and gumball machine provide excellent practice for drawing circle shapes. The clown puppet and Frankenstein monster are great introductions to character drawings. Other drawings like the delicious candy bag and beautiful fall scene will strengthen your child’s compositional skills.

Session 1 / Course #2871Session 2 / Course #2872

Elementary (Age 6 – 12)

Tuesday / 3:30 pm – 4:30 pmSeptember 11 – October 16

Our students are introduced to a fascinating world of color, pattern, and design while creating fall-themed illustrations like taffy apples and a farmer’s scarecrow. We will also create a Van Gogh-inspired drawing featuring vibrant sunflowers.

Course #2873

Cartoon (Age 6 – 12)

Tuesday / 3:30 pm – 4:30 pmOctober 30 – December 4

In our goofy animal drawings, students will learn how to personify animals, transforming them into cartoon characters. The importance of facial exaggeration and body gesture will be showcased in our illustrations featuring baseball characters and ogre expressions.

Course #2874

Holiday Cupcake Fun

Sunday / 2:30 pm – 4:00 pmNovember 18Have fun decorating cupcakes with a Holiday theme. Bring one dozen cupcakes without icing.

All Ages (Parent participation required for age 3 - 6)

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3062$15 + $10 lab fee payable to the instructorCourse #2903

Learning to Sew

Wednesdays / 3:30 pm – 5:30 pmSeptember 19 - October 17Learn sewing basics, fabrics selection, how to follow a pattern, and complete amazing projects in class. All fabric, notions and sewing machines supplied.

Ages 8 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3062$135 + $20 lab fee payable to instructorCourse #2944




Enhancing Teen Communication™

Tuesdays / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmSeptember 13 – November 1

Learn resume writing, public speaking, interviewing, news writing, marketing, public relations, broadcasting, and media relations from industry professionals. Directed by former KFWB on-air reporter Lori Kelman.

Age 12 - 16

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3075$79 / Course #2932www.enhancingteencommunication.com

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How to Write a Great SAT® Essay

Saturday / 9:00 am – 10:30 amSeptember 29

This 1.5-hour workshop sponsored by Kaplan and the Mission Viejo Library is designed to teach students the skills necessary to master the SAT® Essay. A top Kaplan instructor will examine what students will encounter on test day, cover the four steps to writing a winning essay, and much more. Please bring a #2 pencil.

830-7100, extension 5105 (Pre-registration is required) or e-mail [email protected] with your name, phone number and e-mail address.

City Hall - Saddleback RoomFREE

Cake Decorating for Beginners

Sunday / 1:00 pm – 4:00 pmOctober 7

Learn the art of cake decorating. At the end of this class you will be able to decorate a cake with stunning roses, leaves, floral sprays, grapes, shells, borders, clowns, stars and more. This is a great class for fun, or to pursue a career in professional cake decorating. Material kit includes basic tips, flower nail, practice board, couplers, decorating bags, icing and more. Students need to bring in a 3” high 8” round Duncan Hines white cake on a 10” cake board.

10 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3062$29 + $30 lab fee payable to the instructorCourse #2902

Move to the Beat of Your Heart

Monday / 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Sept. 17, Oct 1, 15, 29 & Nov 26

This dance program is designed to give children with special needs the opportunity to express themselves through the art of dance and build confidence for everyday life.

Age 11 – 14

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. 470-3062$5 / Course #2868

Age 12 - 18 Art Competition“Art Beat” Student Art CompetitionThis juried competition is open to students living in or attending a high school in Mission Viejo, including homeschooled and private school students. Trophies and ribbons will be presented in a variety of categories.

Sponsored by Student Advisory Committee and Cultural Arts Committee

Application due November 16FREE / [email protected]

Teen Commitees

Student Advisory

Join the Student Advisory Committee (SAC) to develop leadership skills and provide valuable service to the community.

Age 14 & older

470-3075

Character Committee

Adult Committee4th Tuesday / 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

Youth Committee1st & 3rd Wednesday / 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Join the Community of Character Committee and make a difference in our community by developing and participating in character-based programs for all ages. Activities and schedules vary.

Age 14 & older

470-3094



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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SCHOOLADDRESS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Bathgate 27642 Napoli Way 2:20pm-4:30pm 2:20pm-4:30pm 1:00pm-4:30pm 2:20pm-4:30pm 2:20pm-4:30pm

Carl Hankey 27252 Nubles 2:30pm-4:30pm 2:30pm-4:30pm 1:15pm-4:30pm 2:30pm-4:30pm 2:30pm-4:30pm

Castille 24042 Via La Coruna 2:05pm-4:00pm 2:05pm-4:00pm 12:50pm-4:00pm 2:05pm-4:00pm 2:05pm-4:00pm

Cordillera 25952 Cordillera Drive 2:00pm-4:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 12:35pm-4:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm

Del Cerro 24382 Regina Street 2:30pm-4:45pm 2:30pm-4:45pm 1:10pm-4:45pm 2:30pm-4:45pm 2:30pm-4:45pm

Del Lago 27181 Entidad 2:10pm-4:00pm 2:10pm-4:00pm 2:10pm-4:00pm 2:10pm-4:00pm 2:10pm-4:00pm

De Portola 27031 Preciados 2:40pm-4:45pm 2:40pm-4:45pm 2:40pm-4:45pm 2:40pm-4:45pm 2:40pm-4:45pm

Glen Yermo 26400 Trabuco Road 2:30pm-4:30pm 1:15pm-4:45pm 2:30pm-4:30pm 2:30pm-4:30pm 2:30pm-4:30pm

Linda Vista 25222 Pericia Drive 2:30pm-4:30pm 2:30pm-4:30pm 1:05pm-4:30 pm 2:30pm-4:30pm 2:30pm-4:30pm

Montevideo 24071 Carillo Drive 2:00pm-4:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm

Philip Reilly 24171 Pavion 2:20pm-4:30pm 2:20pm-4:30pm 1:05pm-4:30pm 2:20pm-4:30pm 2:20pm-4:30pm

Viejo 26782 Via Grande 2:05pm-4:00pm 2:05pm-4:00pm 12:50pm-4:00pm 2:05pm-4:00pm 2:05pm-4:00pm

Fall Kids Factory

Conducted by the SVUSD Department of Recreation & Community Services and Sponsored by the City of Mission Viejo, this drop–in recreation program offers supervised activities, games, crafts, sports and special programs.

460–2723 (SVUSD)460–2735 (Weather Cancellations)

$25 Registration


Teen Tutoring Assistance

Tutoring Assistance

Call in advance to sign up. Leave your name, school and phone number. Sign-up sheets are also available at the library’s Adult Reference Desk. Students should come prepared with questions, their textbook, a pencil, paper and any other materials needed.

Middle school and high school students onlyMission Viejo Library - Bill Price Room830-7100, extension 5105FREE

Math Tutoring

Tuesdays / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmRetired enginner Don Volz assists high school students with Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus and Physics.

Thursdays / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmRetired teacher William Gabris helps high school students with Algebra I and II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus and Calculus. He also helps middle school students with science.

Algebra Tutoring

Wednesdays / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmRetired engineer Richard Snyder assists middle school students with Pre-Algebra and Algebra I.

Chemistry Tutoring

Mondays / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmRetired chemical engineer Bob Kylander assists high school students with chemistry.

Homework HelpWednesdays / 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Grades 2 - 6

Starting September 19

Mission Viejo Library830-7100, extension 5107(Call for an appointment)FREE

Sheriff ExplorerOrange County Sheriff Explorer Post #449 is a group of young volunteers interested in law enforcement. They assist with diverse situations including traffic control, search and rescue, and special security assignments.

Age 14 - 20

470-3094 (Mission Viejo Police Services)www.ocsd.org




youth & tEEnClassEsGrade 6 – 8


Activity Workshop featuring Starcrossed by Josephine Angelini

Monday / 3:45 pm – 5:15 pmSeptember 10 – October 22

Explore Starcrossed, a featured book at the Readers’ Festival. Activities and crafts will bring this book to life. Participants are invited to “meet and greet” the author during the Festival.

$5 (One-time registration fee) / Course #2951

Photography Club with George Katzenberger

Monday / 3:45 pm – 5:15 pmSeptember 10 - October 22

Jump into the history of photography. Explore cameras that see billions of years into the past (the Hubble Telescope) and cameras that show us what a snake can see (infrared light).


Chess Club with Academic Chess

3:45 pm – 5:15 pm Session 1 / September 11 – October 23 Session 2 / November 1 – December 13(No class November 22)

Join the Academic Chess staff for chess action including instruction, competition and fun. All skill levels are welcome. Prizes will be awarded at the final tournament.

Session 1 / Course #2955Session 2 / Course #2957$5 (One-time registration fee)

Plein Air Painting on the Oso Creek Trail

Tuesday / 4:00 pm – 5:30 pmSeptember 11 - October 23

Artists will be introduced to the joy of outdoor painting. Using the beauty of the Oso trails, our professional instructor will introduce aspiring artists to the technique of plein air painting.

$5 (One-time registration fee) / Course # 2962

Fashion Design Workshop

Wednesday / 4:00 pm – 5:30 pmSeptember 12 - October 24

Learn how to accessorize with style through color matching, arrangement and pattern coordination. Participants will create innovative fashion design projects to take home.


Pre-Algebra Workshop


Professional instruction to those currently registered in Pre-Algebra. Instructor will work with the school’s curriculum to offer test preparation and homework assistance. Please bring pre-algebra book and homework weekly.


Algebra Workshop


Professional instruction to those currently registered in Algebra. Instructor will work with the school’s curriculum to offer test preparation and homework assistance. Please bring algebra book and homework weekly.


Native American History along the Oso Creek Trail

Thursday / 3:45 pm – 5:15 pmSeptember 13 – October 25

Explore Native American culture and history while hiking the trails. Learn to make your own mini wickiup, create rock art and design a Native American weaving project.


General InformationThomas R. Potocki Center27301 La Paz Road

Middle School After School Enrichment Programs470-3061

Outta Bounds877-623-2267

SMART Academy for the Arts282-1055



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Grade 6 – 8Beginning Guitar with Ron Gorman

3:30 pm – 4:15 pmSession 1 / September 14 – October 26 Session 2 / November 2 – December 14(No class November 23)

Give guitar a try in this introductory class. Learn easy chords, fun melodies and popular songs. Please bring an acoustic or electric guitar with a small amp to class. Class is repeatable.


Intermediate Guitar with Ron Gorman


Musicians will be introduced to Barre chords, lead guitar, music theory and a new song each week. Please bring an acoustic or electric guitar with a small amp to class. Class is repeatable.

Session 1 / Course #2953Session 2 / Course #2975 $5 (One-time registration fee)

Mural Workshop featuring Readers’ Festival Book Starcrossed

Friday / 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm September 14 – October 26

Plan, design and create a mural to be displayed at the Readers’ Festival. Participants will be guests at a special “meet and greet” with their featured author.


Photography Club with George Katzenberger

Monday / 3:45 pm – 5:15 pm October 29 – December 12 (No class November 12 & 19)

Learn the true artistic tools of photography color use, composition and contrast. Using these tools you will learn to tell a story through your photographs.


Financial Basics for Teens

Monday / 3:45 pm – 5:15 pmOctober 29 – December 17(No class November 12 & 19)

Join a CPA to learn the skills needed to make smart money choices. It’s never too soon to budget your money, start that college fund or save for your first car.


Mad Science Chemworks

Tuesday / 3:45 pm – 5:15 pmOctober 30 – December 11(No class November 20)

Join the Mad Science Crew. Make your own slime for the Slime Olympics, mix chemicals for some crazy reactions and learn to use glow in the dark technology.


DIY with Recyclables Craft Workshop

Wednesday / 4:00 pm – 5:30 pmNovember 7 – December 12

Using everyday articles, design, make and sell your handmade goods. Develop your own DIY board online and learn how to open an online shop through Etsy.


Outta Bounds

Monday - Friday / 3:25 pm – 6:00 pmSeptember 5 – June 19

Outta Bounds offers middle school after-school group activities, recreation and homework assistance. The center is staffed by youth development professionals. Vacation camps and late start days are available.

Thomas R. Potocki Center877-623-2267 (More Information)www.obevents.org

Outta Bounds Camp

SMART Academy for the Arts

Monday - Friday / 9:00 am - 3:00 pm & 6:00 pm - 10:00 pmSaturday / 9:00 am - 3:00 pmSeptember 10 – December 21

SMART provides quality and affordable music, theater and visual arts programs for ages 3-18. Programs include Broadway Babies, Glee Choir, Camp Rock, Trash Band, String and Wind Ensembles, acting and more.

Thomas R. Potocki Center282-1055 (More information)www.smartfoundation.org

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Stage Rehearsal & Performance Class

Thursday / 10:00 am – NoonSession 1 / September 13 – October 4 Session 2 / October 11 – November 1 Session 3 / November 8 – December 6

Learn the craft of acting from Robert Conrad. Students will read and discuss various stage plays, learn how to prepare to play a role and perform on a stage or the Mission Viejo TV set.

18 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-8488$48 per sessionSession 1 / Course #2896Session 2 / Course #2897Session 3 / Course #2898

Watercolor Magic with Marlene Gerloff

Wednesdays / Noon – 2:30 pmSession 1 / August 22 – September 26 Session 2 / October 24 – December 5

Explore watercolor basics, various techniques, color and concept, along with lectures and demonstrations. Please note there is a list of supplies to bring to the first class.

Age 18 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-8488$80Session 1/ Course #2799Session 2/ Course #2899

Open Studio with Marlene Gerloff

Wednesday / Noon – 2:30 pmOctober 3, 10 & 17

Enjoy creating your own art in the company of fellow artists. Watercolor, acrylics, pastels, and water-based oils are welcome (with the exception of oil-based oils). Pay per class – no pre-registration required.

Age 18 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-8488$5 per day payable to instructor

Art Classes

Makeup 101

Saturday / 2:30 pm – 4:00 pmSession 1 / September 29 Session 2 / November 10

Professional Makeup Artist Debra Johnson will teach you basic skin care, proper placement, technique and colors that will best suit you for a fresh new makeup look. Bring your foundation, brushes, and makeup bag. Receive a FREE make-up bag and samples.

$49Session 1 / Course #2878Session 2 / Course #2879

All About Eyes

Saturday / 4:15 pm – 5:45 pmSession 1 / September 29 Session 2 / November 10

Professional Makeup Artist Debra Johnson will teach you everything you need to know about eye makeup. This class will cover specific eye shapes, placement shadow and highlight, eyeliner, and lash application. Bring your brushes, mirror and eye makeup. Receive a FREE gift bag and samples.

$49 Session 1 / Course #2948Session 2 / Course #2949

Banking BasicsTuesday / 4:00 pm – 5:30 pmSeptember 18

This workshop will help consumers choose a financial institution offering low-cost products and services. It will also teach how to open and use a checking account, establish a savings account and how to use a debit/credit and more.

16 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.FREE / 800-880-2227www.cccsoc.org

Makeup Classes

470-3062Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.$49

Receive a $10 discount when you register for both Makeup 101 & All About Eyes

Printmaking Workshop with Anne Moore

Saturday / 9:30 am – 4:00 pmOctober 27

Experience hands-on discovery of the various techniques of printmaking including monotype, relief printing and dry point, including watercolor and acrylic under-paintings.

16 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr. 470-8440 / www.annesprints.comCity Hall - Saddleback Room$45 SAL member / $60 non-member$10 lab fee payable to instructor



Zumba Party

Friday / August 316:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Ditch the workout and join the party! Everyone will dance to salsa, merengue, cumbia, cha cha, swing and more in an easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie burning dance fitness party.

Age 16 & olderNorman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3062$10 / Course #2937

Zumba

Mondays & Fridays / 9:00 am – 10:00 amSession 1 / September 7 – October 19Session 2 / October 22 – December 7 (No class Nov 12 & 23)

This fitness program is designed for the active older adult, participants with little exercise experience, or deconditioned younger participants. Try the first class for free!

Age 16 & older

Norman P. Murray Community and Sr. Ctr.470-3062$8 per class$40 (5 classes) / $72 (10 classes)

Session 1 / Course #2924Session 2 / Course #2923

Line Dance Party

Friday / October 26Beginner / 6:30 pmIntermediate / 8:00 pm

Professional line-dance instructor Mel Branham leads all levels of line dancers.

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3062 $5 (At the door)

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Yoga

October 23 – January 15(No class October 30)

Age 16 & olderBring a yoga mat & blanket

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3062$14 per class

Punch Cards:$60 / 5-pack of classes each course)$100 / 10-pack of classes each course)

Relaxing Flow Yoga

Tuesday / 5:15 pm – 6:15 pmThis 60 minute sequence is for ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation. De-stress your mind and deeply relax your body while improving your flexibility. Great for people who are stressed or have anxiety or trouble sleeping.

Course #2934

Energizing Flow Yoga

Tuesday / 6:30 pm – 7:30 pmThis is for students of all levels looking for a peaceful yet energizing yoga experience. Deeply connect with your body, energize yourself, gain strength and flexibility and rejoice in the bliss of feeling renewed, grounded and peaceful.

Course #2935

Intro to Digital Photography

Monday / 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmSeptember 10 – October 15

Learn the fundamentals of resolution, ISO, shutter and aperture. Students will shoot in difficult lighting conditions including night scenes and portraits with fill flash. Bring your camera and manual.

Age 16 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3062$78 / Course #2917

Introduction to Photoshop

Monday / 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmOctober 29 – December 10(No class November 12)

Bring your laptop computer with any version of Photoshop or Photoshop Elements on it and we will introduce you to enhancing and retouching your digital photographs. In this popular class, starting with the retouching tools, selections and layers, we then move into using them together while avoiding the “gotchas.”

Age 16 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr.470-3062$97 / Course #2918

Digital Photography with Art Ramirez

Mondays / 3:00 pm – 5:30 pmLearn how to get the most from your digital camera.

Digital Photography / Oct 1 – 29

Photoshop Elements / Nov 5 – Dec 17(No class November 12)

$10 per class / $40 for 5 classes

Photography




Mission Viejo Lake Cruise & Potluck

Friday / 5:00 pm - Cruise beginsSeptember 14

Bring your favorite entree (serving eight) to share after enjoying an early evening cruise around Lake Mission Viejo. Complimentary wine and appetizers on board.

$5 / Lake MV members$7 / non-members (Advance ticket purchase required)

Reverse Mortgage

Tuesday / 4:00 pmSeptember 25

Learn the fundamentals of reverse mortgage to understand the process. Sponsored by Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Orange County. (No product promotion/sales.)

Free / 866-880-2227

Walkability Wake-Up

Wednesday / 8:00 am – 2:00 pm September 26

Walk and visit sponsor displays from Down with Falls Coalition. Complimentary refreshments, prizes and giveaways.

Free (Register at event)

Brain Attacks: What to Know about Stroke

Thursday / 1:00 pmSeptember 27

Brain damage can occur within minutes of a stroke. Vivek Jain, M.D., Director, UC Irvine Stroke & Cerebrovascular Center will discuss causes and the latest medical advances in prevention and intervention.

Free (Registration required)

Tea at Three Concert

Sunday / 3:00 pmSeptember 30

Enjoy a delightful afternoon tea and the amazing voice of Katherine Cotter, (winner of 2012 Mission Viejo’s Got Talent Contest), with student artists from Center Stage Studio.

$3 / Course # 2928

Holiday Jewel Tree

Monday & Thursday / 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmSeptember 10, 13, October 8 & 11

Design and create a lasting treasure. Bring costume jewelry (or purchase jewelry here to support cancer research) to make a 6” or 12” cone tree. Supply list is provided.


Living Well with Diabetes

Thursday / 12:30 pm – 1:30 pmSeptember 20, October 18 & November 15

Local health care professionals present timely information to help diabetics live life to the fullest.

September 20 Dental Health - Don Pereslete, DDS

October 18 Importance of Exercise - Mark Thorndyke, Recreation and Community Services Coordinator

November 15 Foot Care - Arshia Roohian, POD


Walk with Ease Program Arthritis Foundation

Mon, Wed & Fri / 1:00 pm – 2:00 pmOctober 1 – November 9

This 6-week exercise program can reduce pain and improve overall health.

•Motivateyourselftogetingreatshape•Walksafelyandcomfortably•Improveflexibility,strengthandstamina

FREE Space is limited (Registration required)

Computer Classes

Friday / 10:00 am – 11:30 amOctober 5 - November 16

Learn to love your computer with Don Newton’s help.

• Computer Basics October 5 & November 2

• Intro to the Internet October 12 & November 9

• Internet Shortcuts and Facebook October 19 & November 16

$15 / (Registration required)

The Challenge of Caregiving

Thursday / 4:00 pmSeptember 6, October 4 & November 1

Making the Moments Count is a “how to” presentation video for caregivers of loved ones suffering from dementia to lighten the load, hearts and spirits of family and friends.

Free

Constitution 101

Thursday / 4:00 pmSeptember 6 – November 15

Refresh awareness of The Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. Bob Hayes will guide these seminars with documents and handouts. Give attention this election year.


It’s Your $

Friday / 10:00 am – 11:30 amSeptember 7 – October 26

This series offers objective education about your money; safe fixed-income investments; annuities, mutual funds, and long-term care insurance. No sales of product or service.

Free (Reservation required)

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Senior Committee BBQ

Wednesday / 4:00 pm October 3

Dine and be entertained by members of the Senior Citizens Activities Committee who guide programs at the Murray Center. Special recognition will be given to all who have sponsored space and amenities in the expanded NPM Center.

$7 / Course # 2929

Vaccinations for Seniors

Thursday / 1:00 pm October 4

Get current vaccination guidelines, types of vaccines (including influenza and shingles), benefits, contradictions and more from Melody Davidson, Clinical Nurse Specialist, from St. Joseph Health – Mission Hospital.

Free (Registration is required)

CarFit

Tuesday / 9:00 am – 1:00 pm October 16

Trained professionals by AAA will lead you through a checklist with your vehicle and recommend adjustments and adaptations for safer driving.


Blood Sugar Screening

Thursday / 9:00 am – 11:00 am October 18

Diabetes check. (Fasting is recommended prior to blood test; water and medications only) Provided by Adult Public Health Nursing Services


Senior Transportation Workshop

Friday / 2:00 pm October 19

Update your knowledge and ask questions of transportation providers. OCTA Access, Agewell Senior Services, Dayle McIntosh Center, Jewish Federation, California Yellow Cab and the City’s Dial -A-Taxi will provide timely information.

FREE (Reservation required)

Elks Dinner Dance

Sunday / 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm October 21

Enjoy a no-host bar, dinner, live dance music and prizes sponsored by the local Elks Lodge #2444. Tickets must be purchased at the NPM Center.

$7 (Ticket purchase required by 10/19)Course # 2930

Medicare RX Drug Coverage

Tuesday / 10:00 am October 23

Be prepared for the Medicare Annual Election Period October 15 to December 7, 2012. Topics include: Drug Coverage Basics; Eligibility & Enrollment; Comparing and Choosing Plans; Coverage Determination and Appeals; Extra Help and Cost Saving Strategies


Get a Good Night’s Sleep

Thursday / 10:00 am October 25

Tired of tossing and turning? Dr. Erin Parise, Board Certified Internal Medicine, will share helpful tips to ensure a restful night of sleep.

FREE (Reservation required)

Thyroid Disease and Aging


Thyroid disorders increase with age and affect heart rate, mood, emotions, energy, hunger, weight, sleep, condition of skin and hair and more. Dr. Bogi Andersen, UC Irvine Healthcare, will discuss diseases of the thyroid, causes, symptoms, complications, diagnosis and treatments.


Flu Shots

Thursday / 10:00am - 2:00pm November 1

Flu shots for seniors (age 60+) provided as vaccine is available. Drive-through shots for handicapped.

Free

Autumn Senior Sunday

Sunday / 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm November 4

Enjoy the magic of music, entertainment, refreshments and Bingo sponsored by Heritage point Retirement Communities.

$3 (Advance ticket required)

Holiday Ideas from Trader Joe’s

Wednesday / 11:00 am November 7

Learn how to prepare a quick, easy holiday meal using new food items. Samples provided.


Medicare Marketplace 2013

Thursday / 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm November 8

Experts from the Health Insurance Counseling Advocacy Program (HICAP) and other important local resources will be available with information, materials and Q&A. Visit with local HMO representatives. Make good choices without the pressure of sales.


Get in Balance


Join Dr. Mark Wegener to learn how physical therapy can help you with your mobility, what to expect, and how to find the right physical therapist.





Special Supporters of Our Adopted Troops

The Headquarters Battalion of the First Marine Division, Marines & Sailors Adoption Committee and City of Mission Viejo thank and acknowledge the following for their tremendous support of the Annual Marine & Family Appreciation Day at Lake Mission Viejo:• Albertson’s• Coca Cola Company• Community of Character Committee• Lake Mission Viejo Association• MCL Fresh• Miller Coors Brewing• Nestle Company• Palmia Veterans Club• Ranch House Meat Guys• VFW Post 6024

General Information470-3061

If you would like to make a financial contribution to support our adopted troops, please make checks payable to

“Mission Viejo Community Foundation.”

Mail or hand-deliver checks to:

City of Mission ViejoRecreation & Community Services Dept.200 Civic CenterMission Viejo, CA 92691

Please include your mailing address to receive written confirmation of your donation.

*Please drop these items off in specially identified boxes at City Hall, Library, Sierra Recreation & Fitness Center, Montanoso Recreation & Fitness Center, or Norman P. Murray Community & Sr. Ctr..

Send a Shoebox of Support Overseas for the Holidays

Your filled shoe box with any of the items (pocket or travel size) listed below by November 1 will comfort an individual Marine overseas. Great support opportunity for families, classrooms, scouts, service groups and churches.

• Flypaper/Flytraps• Shoe Deodorizers• Board Games• Baby Wipes• Foot Powder• Eye Drops• Socks (New

cushion sole boot tan)

• Beef/Turkey Jerky• Protein Bars• Granola or Trail Mix• Nuts, Chips,

Pretzels• Candy

•Disposable Razors• Hot Chocolate• Chewing Gum• Magazines (Car,

Muscle, Popular Mechanics, Sports)

• Hand/Foot Warmers

• Dried Fruit• Coffee / Creamers• Microwavable

meals• Canned pasta/soup

meals• Drink-mix (crystal

light/Gatorade)

*Baby Basket Donation Items

The Marines and Sailors Adoption Committee creates baby baskets of support for expecting Marine families of our adopted troops with your generous contributions of the following items:

•Diapers•Shampoo•Lotion•Oil•Wipes•New or Gently Used

Clothing

•Powder•Body Wash•Sunscreen •Bubble Bath•Towels•Washcloths•Diaper Rash Cream

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Marines / Sailors T-shirts, Caps, Coins For Sale

Make a $30 donation and receive a newly designed T-shirt, cap and coin. Proceeds benefit toward the programs of the Marines and Sailors Adoption Committee that support our troops. See “General Information” box for more information and include your shirt size.

Adopt-A-Family Holiday Gift-Giving Program

Some special families of our troops could use a little extra help in making the season a more memorable one in December. Please call 470-3061 or email [email protected] by November 2, if you would like to adopt one of these families to provide holiday gifts for a specific family.

Formal Gown / Prom Dress Donations

Your donations of formal wear (all sizes, colors and styles) will benefit Marine wives and guests at their annual Marine Corps Birthday Ball. Dresses can be dropped off at the Recreation and Community Services Department or the Norman P. Murray Center by Friday, September 28.

Please do not include hotel product samples, disposable cameras, used household items or clothes as well as anything needing heating by a microwave.

Sponsor a Marine / Sailor to Attend Formal Birthday Ball

Your generous donation of $50 will sponsor one entry level Marine or Sailor to attend their annual ball in November. See “General Information” box for more information.



Marguerite Tennis Pavilion

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General Information859-4FIT (4348)See Fee Schedule on page 21

Marguerite tennis Pavilion27474-1 Casta Del Sol

HoursMonday & Thursday 7:00 am – Noon 3:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Friday 7:00 am – Noon 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm

Future Tennis Activities, Leagues & Clinics•Themed Socials•Inter Club Tournaments•Cardio Clinics•Adult Beginner Programs and Clinics•Family Play Days•Junior Team Tennis•Free Clinics to Juniors, Adults, and

Seniors•Mixed Doubles League•Ladies Evening Beginning Doubles

Evening Doubles

10-week League

Tuesday & Wednesday / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmIndividual match play results will be kept and used to determine the winners and finalists at the end of the league via banquet dinner. This is for players of all abilities.

Passholder:$20

Saturday & Sunday Doubles

7:00 am – 10:30 amEnjoy a competitive drop-in doubles every Saturday and Sunday morning.

Passholder:FREE

Non-Passholder:$8 per person

Women’s Doubles League

Leagues are now forming for the 2013 season. Join a fun women’s doubles league this year and meet new people. All levels available from beginner to advanced.

859-4348, extension 5761 (Brian Gruner)

Monday Night Beginning Ladies Doubles Program

Monday / 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmJoin other novice tennis ladies in this fun-filled doubles league.

859-4348, extension 5761 (Brian Gruner)

Passholder:FREE

Non-Passholder:$8 per person

The Tennis Pavilion at the Marguerite Recreation Center, which is flanked by the world-famous Nadadores Aquatics Center and the Mission Viejo Family YMCA, now includes:• 8 Lighted Courts• Pristine New Club House • New Lighting System • Enhanced Parking • Large Out Door Terrace Area for Entertaining

and Match Observation• Wi-Fi and State-of-the-Art Audio Visual

Components•Online Court Reservation SystemThis outdoor event area is the perfect setting for parties, evening engagements or simply enjoying tennis matches. Take a tour of this community amenity and see all that it offers!

Nestled in the heart of Mission Viejo, the Tennis Pavilion at the Marguerite Recreation Center offers affordable tennis activities and a host of social functions that cater to the community. Whether you are an experienced tennis player or a true novice, this beautifully renovated community amenity has it all - leagues, socials, recreational play, lessons and clinics.




Junior Development

Wednesday & Friday / 4:00 pm – 5:00 pmFor junior beginners, the emphasis is on the fundamentals of volleys, serving and conditioning. Advanced beginners will work on stroke development, control, movement drills and point play.Age 8 - 12Passholder:$98 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$49 / 1 session per week (4 weeks)Non-Passholder:$104 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$52 / 1 session per week (4 weeks)

Match Prep

Wednesday & Friday / 5:00 pm – 6:30 pmThis is for juniors who have completed the Junior Development program and have been selected directly into the program by the instructors. Emphasis is on stroke development, match play drills, conditioning and point play.Passholder:$148 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$74 / 1 session per week (4 weeks)Non-Passholder:$156 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$78 / 1 session per week (4 weeks)

Advanced Match Prep

Tuesday & Thursday / 4:30 pm – 6:30 pmThis is for the junior USTA tournament player. Class includes match play, strategy, fitness and video analysis. Players must be approved by Jason Harnett before entering.Passholder:$196 / 2 sessions per week / 4 weeks$98 / 1 session per week / 4 weeksNon-Passholder:$208 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$104 / 1 session per week (4 weeks)

Felipe Tennis Centers

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Evening Doubles

10-week LeagueTuesday & Wednesday / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmIndividual match play results will be kept and used to determine the winners and finalists at the end of the league with a banquet dinner. Program is for players of all abilities. Passholder: $20 Non-Passholder: $20 + Guest Fees

Felipe TennisGeneral Information859-4FIT (4348)

Felipe tennis CenterHours FestivalMonday – Thursday: 8:00 am – Noon 3:00 pm – 9:00 pmFriday 8:00 am – Noon 3:00 pm – 7:00 pmSaturday 8:00 am – 7:00 pmSunday 8:00 am – Noon

Private tennis LessonsPassholder:$57 (hour) / $30 (half hour)Non Passholder: $60 (hour) / $32 (half hour)

Adult Intermediate Clinic

Tuesday & Thursday / 6:30 pm – 8:00 pmJoin other novice tennis players for an evening of instruction, play and fun. Pre-registration required. Suited for players 3.5 and up.Age 18 & olderPassholder:$136 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$68 / 1 session per week (4 weeks)Non-Passholder:$144 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$72 / 1 session per week (4 weeks

Tennis

Men’s Singles Flex League

10-week League Days & time arranged between players For Intermediate (3.5 to 4.0) and Advanced Players (4.0 to 4.5), a schedule of matches for each division will be prepared and individual match results kept. Program includes end-of-season championship playoff with prizes and a party.859-4348, extension 5763 (Sam Cho)Passholder: $22 Non-Passholder: $22 + $8 Guest Fee



“Twin Pitch” Personal Training

Personal training programs designed for specific individual goals. Weight loss, core strengthening, strength training or sport-specific training. Specific resistance training programs given as well as customized cardio programs and nutritional coaching. The goal is to teach clients how to achieve their fitness goals safely while making exercise and healthier living enjoyable for them.Age 14 & older

Instructor: Abbey Arnold (BS and NASM)212-9226 / [email protected]

Shito-Ryu Karate-Do Genbu-Kai Traditional Karate-Do

Friday5:00 pm – 6:00 pm / Jr. BeginningTuesday / Friday6:00 pm – 7:00 pm / Jr. Advanced7:00 pm – 8:00 pm / AdultMontanoso Recreation & Fitness CenterAge 7 - 15 (Juniors)Age 16 & older (Adults)Registration MonthlyInstructors: Sam Banis & Amy FairMonthly Fee:$40 (Passholders) / $45 (Non-Passholders)

Martial Arts

Montanoso & Sierra Recreation & Fitness Centers

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Make It CountFitness Challenge

An ongoing year-round fitness challenge at the Recreation Centers designed to encourage members to set goals and make fitness their mission! Keep track of how long you run, bike, lift, swim, or participate in a class and earn points towards fabulous prizes, including a free month of membership to the Recreation & Fitness Centers!Montanoso & Sierra Recreation & Fitness Centers

859-4348, extension 5722

Free Wellness Programs

The Recreation and Fitness Centers are now offering Silver Sneakers, Silver & Fit and the Prime Program. Check with your healthcare provider or employer to see if they offer one of these fantastic programs.Start taking advantage today and enjoy the wellness benefits of a free membership.

Coach Dave’s Personal Training

Goal-oriented personalized training and nutrition. Individual training, semi-private for two or three people. Strength training, core fitness, nutrition, and weight-loss programs.Age 14 & olderDates, time, & fees arranged with instructorInstructor: Dave Malone (BS, USAT Certified)291-1212 / [email protected]

Personalized Fitness Training by Brian Karr

Personalized workout program designed specifically for you. Customized workout programs include cardiovascular training, strength training and corrective stretching exercises. Workout programs are designed for weight loss, building muscle and overall healthy life styles.Age 14 & older (All fitness levels)Dates, time & fees arranged with instructorInstructor: Brian Karr (NASM)291-1195

Fountain of Youth Fitness

Customized workout routines tailored to the specific needs of clients and fitness levels. If you think exercise is dreadful, boring or tedious, this will show you other wise.

Age 14 & older

Dates, time & fees arranged with instructorInstructor: Vaughn Shelton (NCSF Certified)293-3032 / www.fountainofyouthfitness.net

Jadon’s Personalized Fitness

Professionally formulated to achieve maximum results that will have you looking and feeling your best. Workouts are designed to challenge your body and mind, in addition to adding quality years to your life.Age 14 & older (couples / small groups)Dates, time & fees arranged with instructorInstructor: Jadon Pollard (A.C.E. Certified)282-9297 / [email protected]

Fit by Dawn Personal Training

Sessions are designed to meet your individual needs: weight loss, cardiovascular conditioning, sport-specific training or general fitness. The goal for every client is for them to gain a better understanding of their body so they can live a healthy lifestyle. Age 14 & olderDates, time & fees arranged with instructorInstructor: Dawnell Viole (A.C.E. Certified, Elementary P.E. Teacher, Boot Camp Instructor)939-0021

Montanoso Fitness

General Information859-4FIT (4348)

Sierra & Montanoso HoursMonday–Friday 5:30 am – 9:00 pmSaturday–Sunday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm

MontanosoBabysitting Hours FestivalMonday – Saturday 8:00 am – NoonMonday – Thursday 4:00 pm – 8:00 pmNominal Fee Charged




TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

5:30 am * Core/StrengthTraining

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6:30 am IntermediateYoga

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IntermediateYoga

7:15 am R.I.P.P.E.D. R.I.P.P.E.D.

8:00 am Jazzercise Body Sculpting Jazzercise Body Sculpting Jazzercise Circuit

8:15 am Body Sculpting Pilates

9:15 am Jazzercise Jazzercise Jazzercise Step Jazzercise Jazzercise

9:30 am Zumba Jazzercise

10:30 am IntermediateYoga

10:45 am Basic YogaLevels 1 & 2 Pilates Basic Yoga

Levels 1 & 2 Basic Yoga

11:00 am Pilates

Noon Basic Yoga Zumba Basic Yoga

3:30 pm Kids’ Bootcamp Kids’ Bootcamp

4:00 pm Zumba IntermediateYoga

4:30 pm Zumba Zumba

5:00 pm Step Interval Step Interval * Karate

6:00 pm Jazzercise * Karate Jazzercise Zumba * Karate

7:00 pm Pilates * Karate * Karate

7:15 pm R.I.P.P.E.D. Piyo

Montanoso Program Schedule * Fee Based

TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

8:00 am Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics

9:00 am Aqua Boot Camp Aqua Boot Camp

9:10 am Aquacise Aquacise Aquacise

9:30 am Aqua Boot Camp

12:00 pm Senior Fitness Senior Fitness

6:00 pm AquaFit AquaFit

6:15 pm * Triathlon Swim * Triathlon Swim

Sierra Program ScheduleCheck with facilityfor additional programs.

Schedule subject to change.* Fee Based

Montanoso & Sierra Recreation & Fitness Centers

FitnEssSee PAGE 21 for

Pass Fee Schedule



Triathlon Swim Program

Monday & Wednesday / 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm

Beginning to advanced triathlon swimming technique instruction and triathlon swim workouts.

Instructor:Dave Malone (BS, USAT Certified Coach)291-1212 or [email protected]

Sierra Recreation & Fitness Center

Age 14 & older

12 Session Punch Card:$200 / Passholders$240 / Non-Passholders

Triathlon Swim

swimming/ vollEyball& pass FEEs

Montanoso Pool ScheduleA C T I V I T Y T I M E D AY

Lap Swim Only5:30 am – 10:30 am Monday – Friday

7:00 am – 10:30 am Saturday / Sunday

Recreation & Lap Swim10:30 am – 8:45 pm Monday – Friday

10:30 am – 6:45 pm Saturday / Sunday

Waterpark 10:30 am – Dusk Daily

Sierra Pool ScheduleA C T I V I T Y T I M E D AY

Lap Swim

5:30 am – 7:45 am Monday / Wednesday / Friday

5:30 am – 9:00 am Tuesday / Thursday

7:00 am – 9:30 am Saturday

7:00 am – 10:30 am Sunday

Aqua Aerobics 8:00 am – 9:15 am Monday / Wednesday / Friday

Lap Swim / Aqua Aerobics

9:15 am – 10:15 am Monday / Wednesday / Friday

9:00 am – 10:00 am Tuesday / Thursday

9:30 am – 10:30 am Saturday

Recreation & Lap Swim10:30 am – 8:45 pm Monday – Friday

10:30 am – 6:45 pm Saturday / Sunday

Waterslide 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm Saturday / Sunday Only

Pass Fees include use of specific facility(ies) and corresponding amenities but do not include participation in all of the various programs offered. Proof of residency must be provided in the form of a current utility bill, property tax statement or Lake Mission Viejo membership bill.

Monthly and annual passes are assessed an initiation fee of $50. Annual passes include the 12th month for FREE. 10% discount for passholders over age 55. *Junior Passes valid only at the Felipe Tennis Center.

Montanoso & Sierra

TypeResident Non-Resident

Monthly Annual Monthly Annual

Single $25 $275 $36 $396Couple $39 $429 $53 $583Family $53 $583 $69 $759Junior N/A

Combined



Single $59 $649 $84 $924Couple $82 $902 $113 $1,243Family $103 $1,113 $139 $1,529Junior* $40 $440 $59 $649

Day Use FeesFitness Centers Resident & Non-Resident

Adults $8Youth

(Age 3 Months – 13 Years) $4

Tennis Centers Resident & Non-Resident

Per Person $8

Marguerite & Felipe



Single $45 $495 $60 $660Couple $60 $660 $80 $880Family $70 $770 $90 $990Junior* $20 $220 $30 $330

Fitness & Tennis Centers Pass Fee Schedule

Senior Coed Sand Volleyball

Tuesday & Thursday (on-going)5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Join the on-going Senior Coed Sand Volleyball League for fun and exercise. Program is cancelled during rain.

Age 50 & older

Felipe Tennis Center / 582-9151Information: Pat Jensen, League Coordinator

FREE

Volleyball



Community FacilitiesCity Hall200 Civic Center470-3000

Mission Viejo Library100 Civic Center830-7100 (General Information)855-8068 (Renewals)470-8420 (Passports)

Animal Services Center28095 Hillcrest470-3045

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center24932 Veterans Way470-3062 (General Information)470-3063 (Senior Meals)470-3035 (Rental Information)

Thomas R. Potocki Conference Center27301 La Paz Road470-3061

Montanoso Recreation & Fitness Center25800 Montanoso Drive859-4FIT (4348)

Sierra Recreation & Fitness Center26887 Recodo Lane859-4FIT (4348)

Felipe Tennis Center27161 Nogal859-4FIT (4348)

Marguerite Tennis Pavilion27474-1 Casta Del Sol859-4FIT (4348)

Marguerite Aquatics Center Mission Viejo Nadadores27474 Casta Del Sol380-2552

Saddleback Valley YMCA27341 Trabuco Circle859-9622

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