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Newport Parks and Recreation

Activities, Schedules Events, and much

more for the Newport Recreation Center,

Pool and Senior Activity Center

Summer 2012

RegistRationThe following information pertains to Summer 2012 registra-

tion for Newport Parks and Recreation activities. Listings of the activity/class dates, times, fees, etc. are located in each section of the Activity Guide.

General Registration: We ask that you pre-register for all ac-tivities and classes to avoid cancellation due to low enrollment.

Walk-in Registration: Register at the Newport Recreation Cen-ter, 225 SE Avery Street.

Mail-in Registration: Please return a completed registration form with payment by check or money order to Newport Parks and Recreation Department, 169 SW Coast Hwy., Newport, OR 97365. No credit card payments will be accepted on mail-in registration.

Late Registration: Participants joining a class at its mid-point or beyond will pay 50% of the original fee. There will be no prorated amount prior to the midpoint of a class. Late registra-tion will only be permitted pending instructor approval and space availability.

Payment Methods: All programs and reservations require full payment of fees at the time of registration. The Newport Parks and Recreation Department accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Dis-cover, cash, and checks or money orders made payable to “The City of Newport.”

Refund Policy: Full refunds will be given if this Department can-cels classes. At the participant’s request, prorated refunds will be given after a class begins, subject to a $5.00 service charge to recover administrative expenses. Please allow 2-3 weeks for processing.

Scholarships: Scholarships are available for certain programs to those who qualify as funds allow. Please contact us for current information.

Financial Assistance: Financial assistance is available to City of Newport residents who qualify under the Financial Assistance Program.

Photo Usage: On occasion, staff may take photos of partici-pants. Please be aware that these photos may be used in future guides, pamphlets, flyers, and for general publicity of programs and activities.

Office: Newport Recreation Center - 225 SE Avery St. New-port, OR 97365 Phone: 541 265-7783

Hours: Monday – Friday 5:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Saturday 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Holiday Closures: July 4th Independence Day

giVe BaCK to YoUR CoMMUnitYBe a VolunteerUse your time and talent to make a difference in our commu-

nity. As a volunteer, you will gain valuable work experience, learn new skills, and develop new friendships. Volunteers are welcomed as youth leaders, instructors, fitness attendants, parks and trail maintenance, gardeners, and facility assistants. Volun-teer applications are available at the Newport Recreation Center.

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ReCReation CenteR Passes:Recreation Center passes allow residents and non-

residents unlimited use of the walking/jogging track, cardio and strength training areas, staff instructed classes, and all gymnasium drop-in activities. The an-nual pass also includes use of the Newport Swimming Pool. (Classes taught by non-staff instructors require a separate fee)Annual Individual Pass Youth: 3-17 yrs. $189.10 $208.00Adult: 18-61 yrs. 411.50 514.25 Seniors: 62+ yrs. 302.50 339.00 Annual Pass Discount 3 Month Discount Any 2= 10% Any 2= 5%

Any 3= 15% Any 3= 10%Any 4= 30% Any 4= 15%Any additional youth above Any 5= 20%2 children = $ 50 each(Must all be in the same family)

DAILY FEES Youth: 3-17 yrs. $3.50 $5.00 Adult: 18-61 yrs. 5.00 6.00 Senior: 62+ yrs 4.50 5.50 10-PASS CARD Youth: 3-17 yrs. $25.00 $31.35 Adult: 18-61 yrs. 39.00 48.10 Senior: 62+ yrs. 31.00 39.80 1-MONTH INDIVIDUAL PASS Youth: 3-17 yrs. $36.30 $ 48.40 Adult: 18-61 yrs. 90.75 108.90 Seniors: 62+ yrs. 48.40 72.60 3-MONTH INDIVIDUAL PASS Youth: 3-17 yrs. $60.50 $72.60 Adult: 18-61 yrs. 151.25 181.50 Seniors: 62+ yrs. 99.80 109.80

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DEBIT PLAN: When you sign up for an annual pass, you can pay monthly using our debit plan. CORPORATE RATES: Discounted rates are available on annual passes to the Recreation Center and Swim-ming Pool. Interested businesses and organizations may contact the Recreation Center at 541-265-7783.

FaCititY Rentals FeesHave your meeting or birthday party at the Rec. Cen-

ter: The Newport Recreation Center has a wide variety of space available for hourly rental. We can accommodate: Meetings, classes, parties and more. Set-up of tables and chairs is included in the rental price.Please call with any questions and to check availability. 1/2 Classroom $11.50/hourFull Classroom, Meeting room, Aerobics room $17.50/hour1/2 Multi-Purpose room $28.75/hourFull Multi-Purpose room $57.50/hour *Kitchen, additional $5.75/hour1/2 Main Gym or Small Gym $28.75/hourFull Gym $57.50/hourFull Facility $345.00/hour

Be a Sponsor! Donate to our Youth Scholarship Fund.With a generous donation to establish our youth schol-

arship fund, Fred Meyer and other donors have provided support for over 30 Newport area kids to participate in our basketball and soccer programs. We are seeking others who are interested in providing an opportunity for children to participate in our programs. If you would like to help by donating to our scholarship fund, please call: Judy Mayhew or Liam Hughes at 265-7783.

loCation225 SE Avery Street Newport, OR 97365 | 541-265-7783Welcome to the Newport Recreation Center. Through the ef-

forts of many community members, our facility offers a variety of recreation, sports, health, fitness, educational, and commu-nity opportunities for people of all ages. oUR 45,000 sqUaRe Foot FaCilitY FeatURes: *FUll size gYM

- Drop-in basketball, volleyball, and more- Rental times available

*MUlti-PURPose gYM- Drop-in pickleball, soccer, hockey, tennis, & recreationalskating- Martial Arts, gymnastics, indoor park and more- Rental times available

*CaRdio/stRength tRaining aRea- Forty-nine strength training and cardio machines includ-

ing elliptical machines, treadmills, recumbent bikes, upright bikes, stair climber, rowing machine, Smith machine, strength-training machines, cable-cross machines, vertical knee lift, in-ner/outer thigh machine, and a large selection of free weights, dumbbells, bars, benches, and equipment.

- Certified Personal Trainer available upon request. Shannon Rackowski with over 25 years of training experience and educa-tion is available for private consultations. *CiRCUit tRaining RooM

- Eight-man universal machine, punching bag, and speed bags plus additional equipment*stRetChing/exeRCise aRea oVeRlooKing the gYMs.

- Pilates balls, medicine balls, bosu balls, stretching bands, jump ropes, weight belts, aerobic steps, ab rollers and exercise mats *indooR tRaCK

- Two lanes for walking or running

- Shock-absorbing surface*laRge MUlti-PURPose RooM (divisible)

- Large outdoor patio with gardens and pathway - Available for wedding receptions and special events- Catering kitchen and some culinary equipment available- White boards, 24” TV/DVD/VCR, and other equipmentavailable- Rental times available (full or ½ room)- Capacity 132 people

*aeRoBiCs/danCe RooM (divisible)- Shock-absorbing wood floor- Ballet bar and mirrored walls- Access to outdoor patio and garden- Rental times available (full or ½ room)- Capacity 40* Secondary Aerobics/Dance room and Meeting Room - Carpeted floor- Mirrored wall- Rental times available- Capacity 35 people

*ClassRooM and Meeting RooM (divisible)- Perfect for trainings, meetings, parties, baby showers, etc.- Rental available (full or ½ room)- Capacity 36 people with tables

*FaMilY Changing RooM (designed for parents with young children)- Single-use dressing room for special needs- Individual shower

*loCKeR/showeR RooMs- Daily lockers free (bring a padlock)

CheCK-in:When you arrive, please check in at the control desk in the

main lobby. For your convenience and safety, there is always a staff person on duty during open hours.

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qigong FoR health & wellBeingTuesdays 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.Sessions: June 5–26 & July 3-24$25.00/session or $7.00 drop inInstructor: Steven RidleyQigong (“chee-gung”) originated in China centuries ago

and is enjoyed by millions worldwide. The gentle flowing movements, light stretching, and quality breathing contrib-ute substantially to vital health and peace of mind. A vari-ety of qigong routines will be explored, all of which may be modified for comfort including seated practice if preferred. Short periods of standing and seated meditation will be in-cluded to complement moving qigong routines. This class is suitable for beginning and experienced practitioners alike.

Steven Ridley has taught qigong and meditation methods for 35 years. He offers classes through Kaiser Permanente, colleges, and retirement communities in Denver, Colorado.

aqUa zUMBaClasses held at the Newport Pool Mondays 8:00 – 9:00 a.m.Admission free with annual membership to the Pool or Rec. Centeror by paying current drop-in feeInstructor: Shannon RackowskiZumba, the Latin-based dance and exercise phenomena has taken its moves to the water. Like its land counterpart, Aqua

Zumba is fused with all the great Latin beats and sounds, and is pinched with flavors of hip-hop, country, rock, soul, and other ethnic music. Zumba in the water takes on a whole new environment: tempo, range of motion, center of gravity, body weight (10%), and of course, the water’s protective quality with less impact to joints or injuries of an individual. Aqua Zumba will be taught by Shannon Rackowski who has more than 25 years experience in the fitness industry.

lia’s gYPsY stYle BellY danCingThursdays   5:30 – 6:30 p.m.Sessions:  June 7–28 & July 5-26$25.00/session or $7.00 drop-inInstructor: Lia RidleyLia’s Gypsy Style Belly Dancing provides many benefits. It can improve physical coordination, posture, balance, strength, stam-

ina, flexibility, gracefulness, and is a great de-stressor. Belly Dancing promotes self-confidence and a positive self-image, and it is a creative aerobic and toning workout that helps strengthen the core.

Lia encourages women of all ages and sizes to enjoy this expressive dance form.  She has been dancing in this style – Gypsy (Roma) - for many years.  Lia was introduced to this style as a little girl by the Roma in her native Romania.  She later moved with her family to Israel, where she learned Israeli folk dancing.  

Lia teaches belly dancing for credit at Metropolitan State College of Denver, Colorado as well as public classes. She also performs with “The Divine Gypsy Troupe” in the Denver area.

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ReCReational oPen sKateSaturdays 12:30 – 2:00 p.m.*Daily Admission + $1 Skate rentalBring the whole family down for skating in the small

gym. Skate sizes are limited, so bring your own skates or roller blades (soft wheels and no brakes) if you have them.

*Recreational Skate may be cancelled due to a private rental. Call 541 265-7783 to confirm open skate.

geoCaChing What is geocaching? It is an electronic treasure hunt. All

it requires is a GPS device and access to the internet. There are 9 caches hidden in and around Newport city parks and public areas. Learn more about this up-and-coming sport at geocaching.com and enjoy geocaching in Newport!

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“leVeling the PlaYing Field”Mondays/Wednesdays 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.Classes begin June 18 Ages 18 and up (15-18 with parental approval)$10.00 drop inInstructor: Jonathan Bonilla and Tricia QuickCrimson Lotus is a comprehensive class teaching

self preservation; “functional” skills and techniques, to prepare women for any given situation. You’ll find that Crimson Lotus works with you at your level; there are no uniforms, no belt system, no tradition, only logical techniques combined with a good cardio workout.

Jonathan Bonilla is a tactical combatives instructor with the Center for Self Preservation under Demitrius Barbito and an instructor with Progressive Fighting Systems. In California he ran the Kuro Ame Dojo(School of the Black Rain) for a number of years.

Tricia Quick has been involved in martial arts and athletics throughout her life, as well as holistic medicine, and runs Lotus Healing Waters in Newport.

More information is available at www.crimsonlotuswma.com.

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steP aeRoBiCsMondays and Wednesdays 12:00 – 12:50 p.m.Tuesdays 5:30-6:30Fridays 11:00 – 11:50 a.m. (beginning June 1st)Punch cards (may also be used for Power Sculpt): 10 class-

es/$55.00, 20 classes/$90.00 or $6.50 drop inInstructor: Julia ClemonsThis class will be fast-paced with a blend of choreographed

step aerobics training, with simpler but intense cardiovascular intervals. Body sculpting on the step may be included as well. Each class ends with abdominal exercises and stretching.

PoweR sCUlPtTuesdays & Thursdays 12:00 – 12:50 p.m.Punch cards (may also be used for Step Aerobics): 10 class-

es/$55.00, 20 classes/$90.00 or $6.50 drop in Instructor: Julia ClemonsThis is a muscle-conditioning class that will incorporate the

use of weights, bands, fitness balls, and pilates-based exercises to tone and sculpt your entire body. This class is great for all levels. Moves will be incorporated meet individual fitness needs. Instructor Julia Clemons comes with 16 years of experience.

10/1010 Thousand Steps/10 WeeksTuesdays 10:30 – 11:00 a.m.10 classes/$15.00Instructor: Shannon RackowskiThat’s all it takes to maintain fitness! Adults can sign up for

the 10-week program and receive a free pedometer to track their progress. Fitness Trainer Shannon Rackowski will give an in-troduction to “Walking for Fitness” on the first day and assist throughout the program. Class is limited to 20 students.

stRetCh & FlexMondays 9:30 –10:00 a.m.10 classes/$25.00 or $4.00 drop-inInstructor: Shannon RackowskiIf you are feeling stiff in your joints and less flexible in your

range of motion, give Stretch & Flex a try. This class is geared toward seniors, but not exclusive!

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Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 8:30 – 10:00 a.m.Punch cards: 10 classes/$45.00, 20 classes/$80.00, 30 classes/$105.00 or $5.00 drop inInstructor: Mary SolomonsonDance N’ Fitness is a fun, high-energy class geared toward the

intermediate to advanced-level student. Students passionate about music and dance will get the benefits of a great cardiovas-cular workout while feeling like they’re at a party! Muscle condi-tioning and floor work are included. Come and try out your first class for free. Drop-ins are always welcome!

zUMBaMondays 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.Wednesdays 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.Saturdays 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.Punch cards: 10 classes/$60.00, or $7.00 drop-inInstructor: Shannon RackowskiZumba is a Latin inspired dance workout that combines the

benefits of working out with the fun of dancing. This class will be taught by Shannon Rackowski who has more than 25 years expe-rience in the fitness industry.

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Pilates Mat ClassMondays & Wednesdays 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Fridays 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.Punch cards: 10 classes/$50.00, 20 classes/$100.00

or $6.50 drop inInstructor: Rebecca Cheek Pilates is an exercise program that works the core

muscles of the body (upper and lower back, abdomi-nals and gluteus maximi) and can be modified for all bodies and abilities. This class will increase your strength and flexibility, tone your major muscles, and even reduce or eliminate long-term aches such as low-er back pain.

tae Kwon doMondays & WednesdaysYouth: 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.Adults: 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Ages 7 and up $30.00/monthInstructor: Tim AndersonTae Kwon Do emphasizes self-control and self-dis-

cipline. It is an excellent way to garner confidence and a positive self-image. Students routinely excel in the classroom and extracurricular activities because they learn to focus their energy and center their minds. If you are interested in the martial arts, you are encour-aged to attend a class and meet with instructor Tim Anderson prior to registering for the class.

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toddleR gYMnastiCsMondays, 11:00 – 11:45 a.m.Monthly, beginning June 4th$30.00/monthAges 2-4Instructor: Laurie SchembriThis beginning class will emphasize balancing, tumbling, and strengthening. Parents can choose to join in on the fun or

watch from the sidelines. This class must have a minimum of 4 students.Coach Laurie Schembri was involved in competitive gymnastics and has taught gymnastics for 10 years, teaching 200 chil-

dren of all ages and abilities from recreational classes to competitive team classes. Her goal as a gymnastics coach is to pro-vide a safe and fun environment for children where they will gain self-esteem and confidence through the many activities of gymnastics.

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YoUth gYMnastiCs (JUne sChedUle)Homeschool/Youth Gymnastics - Ages 5 and up Mondays, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. $30.00/month, drop ins $10.00 if space is available This class will emphasize the exploration of movement through

strength exercises, coordination, balancing drills, and learning the beginnings of gymnastics.

YoUth gYMnastiCs - ages 5-7 (JUne sChedUle)Mondays, 3:45 - 4:45 p.m. or Tuesdays, 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. $30.00/month, drop ins $10.00 if space is available This class will emphasize the exploration of movement through

strength exercises, coordination, balancing drills, and learning the beginnings of gymnastics.

YoUth gYMnastiCs - ages 8 and UP (JUne sChedUle)Tuesdays or Wednesdays, 3:45 - 4:45 p.m. $30.00/month, drop ins $10.00 if space is available The 8 and older class will introduce the basics in gymnastics

form, with safety being a priority. Gymnasts will be taught Level 1 routines from the Junior Olympic Program and progress to level 2 when they reach the capability.

YoUth gYMnastiCs (JUlY & aUg. sChedUle)Monthly sessions for Mon. & Tues. classes: July 2–25 & Aug.

6-29Monthly sessions for Wed. classes: July 11-Aug. 1 & Aug. 6-29$35.00/month, drop ins $11.00 if space is availableInstructor: Laurie Schembri YoUth gYMnastiCs - ages 5 – 7 (JUlY & aUg. sChedUle)Mondays, 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. OR Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.This class will emphasize the exploration of movement through

strength exercises, coordination, balancing drills, and learning the beginnings of gymnastics

YoUth gYMnastiCs - ages 8 and UP (JUlY & aUg. sChedUle)Tuesdays, 4:15 – 5:15 p.m. OR Wednesdays, 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.The 8 and older class will introduce the basics in gymnastics

form, with safety being a priority. Gymnasts will be taught Level 1 routines from the Junior Olympic Program and progress to level 2 when they reach the capability.

Coach Laurie Schembri was involved in competitive gymnastics and has taught gymnastics for 10 years, teaching 200 children of all ages and abilities from recreational classes to competitive team classes. Her goal as a gymnastics coach is to provide a safe and fun environment for children where they will gain self-esteem and confidence through the many activities of gymnastics.

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“Leveling the Playing Field”Mondays/Wednesdays 7:30 – 8:30 p.m.Classes begin June 18 Ages 18 and up (15-18 with parental approval)$10.00 drop inInstructor: Jonathan Bonilla and Tricia QuickCrimson Lotus is a comprehensive class teaching self preservation; “func-

tional” skills and techniques, to prepare women for any given situation. You’ll find that Crimson Lotus works with you at your level; there are no uniforms, no belt system, no tradition, only logical techniques combined with a good cardio workout.

Jonathan Bonilla is a tactical combatives instructor with the Center for Self Preservation under Demitrius Barbito and an instructor with Progressive Fight-ing Systems. In California he ran the Kuro Ame Dojo(School of the Black Rain) for a number of years.

Tricia Quick has been involved in martial arts and athletics throughout her life, as well as holistic medicine, and runs Lotus Healing Waters in Newport.

More information is available at www.crimsonlotuswma.com.teen stRength tRaining

Monday – Friday 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.Sessions: June 25–29, July 23-27, & August 20-24Ages 12 - 14$25.00/sessionInstructor: Shannon RackowskiStudents will learn proper body form, breathing, safety, and gym etiquette.

With completion and passing of this course, young teens will be given a certifi-cate that entitles them to usage of the gym and cardio areas without parental supervision.

tae Kwon doMondays & WednesdaysYouth: 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.Adults: 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Ages 7 and up $30.00/monthInstructor: Tim AndersonTae Kwon Do emphasizes self-control and self-discipline. It is an excellent

way to garner confidence and a positive self-image. Students routinely excel in the classroom and extracurricular activities because they learn to focus their energy and center their minds. If you are interested in the martial arts, you are encouraged to attend a class and meet with instructor Tim Anderson prior to registering for the class.

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indooR PaRKTuesdays & Fridays 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.Saturdays 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Ages 4 and under$2.00 drop in per child Join a parent/child play group at-

mosphere which provides a place for young children to play and be active inside. The play equipment is designed for walking through 4 years of age. Slides, ride-on toys, tunnels and more are available!

sUMMeR aCtiVitY ClUBMonday – Friday 7:45 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.June 18 – Aug 313-12 years old (must be toilet trained)$90/week if paid in advance, $20.00/day,

or $11.00/half dayThe 2012 Summer Activity Club Program

for ages 3-6 will be held at the Newport Rec-reation Center and ages 7-12 will gather at the Clubhouse at Frank Wade Park. There will be plenty of pool time, as well as a vari-ety of activities including field trips, sports, crafts, games, and outdoor fun. The chil-dren will be divided into groups according to age in order to create a more suitable program of activities for each group. A sack lunch and an afternoon snack will be provided. Parents will need to provide a healthy morning snack.

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Fridays 5:30-8:30 p.m.Ages: 3–12 years$2.00 per half hour per childChildren can play board games, do puz-

zles, work on their homework and enjoy a variety of recreational activities in the gym. We have something for all! Drop-ins are welcome. Space is limited, first come, first served. Children must be toilet trained.

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sUMMeR BasKetBall CaMPsJUne 18-2110am-12:00pm (5-8 Year olds)Fee: $25Camps for this age group will focus primarily on teaching hand-eye coordi-

nation and basic basketball skills, through drills and fun contests.There will be a short break during each day, campers should bring a snack

plus water or sports drink. 2pm-5:30pm (9-11 year olds)Fee:$25These sessions will focus on fundamental skill development such as ball han-

dling, shooting technique, layup footwork, passing & defense. there will be a short break during each day, campers should bring a snack plus water or sports drink.

JUne 26- 29(12-14 year olds)T, W:10am-3pm .Fee:$40(the camp will break for lunch, all players must bring their own sack lunch)At this age group we focus on the fundamental skill areas: ball handling,

shooting technique, layups, passing and defense. We will also incorporate some more advanced concepts such as ball screens, fast breaks, rebounding, and some position work.

the staFFCoaCh hUghesLiam Hughes has extensive experience in the game of basketball. As a

student athlete he played 4 years at Oregon State University, spending his freshman year as a redshirt. After graduating Oregon State in 4 years, he transferred to Western Oregon University where he led the Great Northwest Athletic Conference in offensive rebounding and led the team in blocked shots and rebounds. Hughes was also selected to the Great Britain Student National team that competed in the World Student Games in Izmir, Turkey.

CoaCh PeaRlCoach Steve Pearl has had great success in his past 34 years of coaching. In

2008 he received the National Coach of the Year award from the English Bas-ketball Association. He founded two of the most successful clubs in British basketball, and has sent both male and female players to the NCAA, NAIA, and the London Leopards pro team. He has also had approximately 30 play-ers represent England or Great Britain in International Competition.

adUlt soFtBall leagUe(Men’s and Coed)

Our adult softball leagues run from late June through Sep-tember.

Please contact Liam Hughes at L.Hughes@NewportOregon.gov or (541) 574-5453 for detailed information as it is avail-able.

sUMMeR tennis lessonsWe will be offering summer tennis lessons this year for all

ages. Please contact Liam Hughes at L.Hughes@NewportOre-gon.gov or (541) 574-5453 for detailed information as it is available.

Men’s 3-on-3 BasKetBall leagUeRegistration fee: $99Registration Deadline: May 25thThis will be a league for all ages: 16 to over 60’s. This year’s

league games will take place on Wednesday nights starting at 7:00pm. The first games will be May 30th and the end of sea-son tournament will be July 18th.

Men’s noon BallMondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays12:00 - 2:00 p.m.These games are a light hearted, call your own fouls affair,

and usually feature a wide range of ages and skill levels. Every-one 16 and older is welcome.

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newPoRt swiM teaMThe Newport Swim Team is an independent, progressive Swim Club

and is accepting applications for swimmers ages six years and older who are able to swim 25 yards crawl (freestyle) with side breathing, 25 yards backstroke, and are deep-water safe. Practice groups for a variety of skill levels are available and are scheduled from 3:15 – 5:30 p.m. weekdays. Beginning swimmers practice three times per week for one hour. Placement depends on age, skill level, and staff recom-mendation. Swimming is a lifetime activity that allows year-round physical training, builds confidence, self-discipline, self-esteem and strong bodies. Contact Stephanie Simpson at 541 270-3263 for further information.

oPen gYMA schedule of gym availability is posted on calendars at the control

desk of the Recreation Center. Much thought has been put into mak-ing the gyms available to all ages for a variety of activities. If you feel you have a group or sport that is not represented, see a staff member and let your wishes be known. You may call during building open hours to check on the schedules. Schedules are subject to change, but every effort will be made to adjust the schedules well in advance so that notice can be given to frequent users.

olalla laKe oFF-RoadsPRint tRiathlon

August 4th 2012800m swim, 7 mile bike, 5k runThe Olalla Lake Off-Road Sprint Tri features a course

that is hard to beat since we improved the bike course. This race is characterized by gnarly hill climbs, both the bike and the run course feature some seriously fun and challenging hills, and if we could add a hill to the swim, we would! The reservoir is a pristine lake surrounded by tree covered hills, and the view from the top of the bike course is nothing short of breathtaking.

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woMen’s RolleR deRBYThursday 5:30pm-7:30pmSunday 1:00pm-4:00pmRoller Derby is a fun group activity that can provide a great cardio

workout.(Personal protective equipment is recommended).

PiCKleBallIn an effort to provide a better experience for all, we have now di-

vided our group into 2 sessions.12:00pm -1:00pmThis time slot is reserved for players who are level 3 and above.1:30pm-2:30pmThis time slot is now reserved for players who are level 3 and below.You will notice that level 3’s are welcome at either session but are

encouraged to attend the later session.A guide on player ratings is available on usapa.org, or if you have any

questions you may contact Liam Hughes (541) 574-5453 L.Hughes@NewportOregon.gov

highland gaMes PRaCtiCePractice events like the world famous caber toss. Practices are usu-

ally held about once a week as weather permits. Please contact Liam Hughes at (541) 574-5453 or L.Hughes@NewportOregon.gov for more information

DAILY FEES Youth: 3-17 yrs. $3.50 $5.00 Adult: 18-61 yrs. 5.00 6.00 Senior: 62+ yrs 4.50 5.50 10-PASS CARD Youth: 3-17 yrs. $25.00 $31.35 Adult: 18-61 yrs. 39.00 48.10 Senior: 62+ yrs. 31.00 39.80 1-MONTH INDIVIDUAL PASS Youth: 3-17 yrs. $ 36.30 $ 48.40 Adult: 18-61 yrs. 90.75 108.90 Seniors: 62+ yrs. 48.40 72.60 3-MONTH INDIVIDUAL PASS Youth: 3-17 yrs. $60.50 $ 72.60 Adult: 18-61 yrs. 151.25 181.50 Seniors: 62+ yrs. 99.80 109.80

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20 SE 2nd Street Phone: 541 265-9617www.newportoregon.gov/scMonday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5 p.m.Closed Saturdays and SundaysHoliday closures: July 4, 2012

senioR aCtiVitY CenteR giFt shoP The Newport Senior Activity Center Association provides

volunteer hostesses and hosts for the gift shop. The gift shop features handmade treasures, jewelry with crystals and several types of beads, knitted and crocheted scarves and caps, greeting cards, lots of yarn, and many other rarities. Come shop! You are sure to find something special and unique at the gift shop. The hours of the shop are Mondays and Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Thursdays 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., and Wednesdays and Fridays 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

 RooM RentalsThe Senior Activity Center has a variety of facility rentals

to meet your needs.  Rental fees are available by request.  Please call 541 265-9617 for rates. NEW catering Kitchen on its way!

 eqUiPMent on loanWheelchairs, walkers, crutches, shower chairs, and toilet

lifts are available to seniors who need them.  For more in-formation, call a Host or Hostess at 541 2659617.

the Meals on wheels Meal site This program is offered every Monday, Wednesday, and

Friday at noon.  Come and enjoy a fresh hot meal, visit with old friends, and make new ones.  Donations are encour-aged.

hoMeBoUnd lUnCh PRogRaMHot lunches are served to the homebound.  Please call

541 574-0669 for prices and meals to be delivered to your home. sUPPoRt gRoUPs

the FRiends oF the newPoRt senioRaCtiVitY CenteR

This group’s purpose is to provide support to the New-port Senior Activity Center in assisting with senior needs, foster and encourage residents and visitors to participate in a variety of activities, encourage awareness of good health practices through activities, enlist support of other groups interested in advancing the above purposes, and assist in further construction and maintenance of the Newport Senior Center.  The Friends meet the 3rd Thursday of each month.

newPoRt senioR Citizens aCtiVitYassoCiation

This group was formed in 1973 and runs the great gift shop with volunteers. They meet the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 10:30 a.m.

newPoRt senioR adVisoRY gRoUP This group is appointed by the mayor and meets monthly.

They have a variety of responsibilities.  Some are to repre-sent the public interest in making suggestions and recom-mendations for the development, use, and expansion of the Senior Activity Center and to suggest and recommend rules and regulations necessary and desirable to carry out the mission of the Center.   

health&wellNeSSceNterChaiR Yoga

Mondays, 9:30–10:00 a.m.No experience required to join.  These

classes will help increase flexibility and improve range of motion, while learning the value of simple meditation. Instruc-tor is registered yoga teacher, Sybil Mer-riman.

adaPtiVe tai ChiTuesdays at noon, with instructor Jeff Cheev-

er. This is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the benefits of Tai Chi at a pace that accommodates various physical limitations, but allows for the improvements this exercise can offer its partici-pants.

taBle tennis/Ping PongWednesday and Saturday 5:00pm The Newport Se-

nior Center Table Tennis club meets at Yaquina View Elementary School. Master Pong AKA Don Hunt is the club host.

wii sPoRtsTuesdays, 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Dene Bateman, aka Bat-

man, is our on-site Wii master. He is available to get you started and show you the how to’s of the remark-able new fitness fun. The games include basketball, golf, tennis, pool, and the most popular bowling. Our annual St. Patrick’s Day Wii bowling tournament is a fun-filled event open to all who want to participate.

BaCK on tRaCKThursdays 1pm-2pm This gentle exercise program is produced by the National Institute on Aging. A

great start to your exercise program. BReath & BalanCe

Friday 3-4pm Gentle exercise class led by Licensed Arthritis Exercise Instructor, Trish Morningstar. Class focus is on improved breathing awareness and balance from simple exercises done from a chair, as well as walking, and selective use of balance balls. Music and social interaction enhance this gathering, allowing participants to enjoy themselves while they gently work out.

line danCeOffered seasonally, this fun way to stay in shape is a regular summer/fall class

taught by longtime instructors, Maggie & Frank Bice. Please call the center for more info and sign-up. Mondays at 2:00 pm for experienced dancers and 3:00 pm for beginners.

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zUMBa goldThursday & Saturday 12-1pm Zumba Gold is offered

to all those interested in participating in this fun way to get some good exercise.

Zumba Licensed Instructor, Trish Morningstar, leads this class in dance movement, with lots of activity at your own level of participation. Choreography and keeping up with dance moves is not required, and Zumba Gold can be done from a chair, so come in and give it a try!

aeRoBiCsTuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30 –

10:30 a.m. Drop in fee is $4.00. This is a low-impact aerobics class designed especially for seniors and those who wish for a moderate-paced class. This fun fitness program will help maintain and improve cardiovascular condi-tioning, circulation, flexibility, and muscle tone. Music and low-impact moves are especially geared to your desires and needs. Classes will be held at the Newport Senior Center and led by Peggy O’Callaghan.

aRthRitis exeRCisePRogRaM

Wednesdays and Fridays, 9:30 – 10:30 a.m.

This self-lead fitness class is a fun way to build strength and flexibility for body and mind.

aRthRitis walKingPRogRaM

May 14th-June 28th M/W/F 5:30pmThis is an evidenced based proven

walking program. You will learn the basic facts about arthritis and exercise, learn how to anticipate and overcome barriers, implement the 5 step basic walking patterns, learn good body mechanics, do strength and flexibility exercises, a self test, make a contract and diary.

tai ChiMondays 12 noon Tai Chi is

known for its many positive effects on our overall health, and this class is instructed by Terry Cannon.

Yo’PlaYWednesday & Friday 10:45am-

11:30am Yo’Play, created and instructed by Christian Gary, is multi-faceted program that consists of yoga cross pilates, weights, and stretch bands.

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educatioNopportuNitieSaRt Classes

Tuesdays 12:30 p.m. Colored PencilsShirley Steinhauer will help folks explore colored pencil art. All supplies included.

Let your imagination fly. Will not meet in JuneCaRd MaKing Class

Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m. You are invited to join in this creative class and make personal works of art to share with family and friends. Leona Butler, our talented instructor, has been sharing her talents with participants at the center for the past few years. This class is free and materials are provided.

BooK ClUB3rd Wednesday of each month, 1:00–2:30 p.m. Come and find out what new book

is being read, and join in the discussion. This is an on-going group that likes to share their latest reading discoveries.

BRidge ClUBs  Duplicate: Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m., and Fridays at 1:00 p.m. and each 2nd Saturday at

11:00 a.m. Donations for supplies are appreciated.Knitting Classes

Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:30 p.m.  Crafty fun for all ages, male and female.  Knitting is a great tool to keep your fingers limber and your mind sharp, while enjoying the com-pany of other knitters, usually working on a community donation project. Supplies abound, so come and join in on any Tuesday afternoon.

le ClUB FRanCais3rd Wednesday of each month at 10:00

am “Parlez vous, francais? Oui, un peu.” Come and enjoy this group to listen as well as practice speaking this wonderful romance language.

wateRColoR Classes(Free)Tuesdays, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.Class size is limited to 5.Instructor, Shirley Steinhauer, is your

multi-media-talented art instructor. Al-ways wanted to try watercolors? Well, no time like the present to learn some basic skills with lots of encouragement. Will not meet in June.

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tRiPs, oUtings and exCURsions lots oF FUn tRiPs to CoMe!We have just received the required finances to purchase our very own van for our trips

and outings, and are we ever excited with the possibilities! Our fun day and overnight trip list will be published soon, so keep some time open on your calendar for spring and summer adventures.

We need interested people to join a newly forming travel club with Adventure as the middle name, or How to Get There for Half the Price. If we do not have the trip listed that you or your group wants, please come see us and we will talk about the possibilities.

ReadeRs theatReSaturday 1:00-3:00 pm. Writers’/Reader’s Theatre is an ongoing activity at the NSAC that involves

participants in writing their own stories, then preparing them for presentation in a Reader’s Theatre format at quarterly performances at the center. Writers do not have to read, although stories are read to one another at each weekly meeting, while preparing for the quarterly performance. This activity is

led by Trish Morningstar, who holds an MA in Theatre Arts from Humboldt State University, CA.

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Donation to play. BUnCo

3rd Thursday of each month, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Dona-tion to play. This game is primarily an excuse to get to-gether with others who want to laugh and forget them-selves while they play this simple game of tossing dice and counting scores. The laughter is so loud in our so-cial lounge where the players are whooping and hollering that the office has to close the door to get any work done. Come and have some “mindless” fun with this fun-loving group.

hand and Foot CaRd gaMe Mondays, 1:00 p.m. This game is a revised form of Ca-

nasta. If you do not know how to play, the friendly play-ers at the Center will teach you.

KnottY ladies qUilteRsWednesdays 11:30 am – 3:00 pm This group of tal-

ented and generous quilters is a mainstay at the NSAC, and is enjoyed by all who attend.

MahJong Mondays, 10:00 & Thursdays, 1pm. Master the art of

this mysterious Chinese tile game. Instructions are avail-able.

oVeReateRs anonYMoUsTuesdays, 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. & Saturdays, 10:00-11:00 a.m.

PinoChleWednesdays and Fridays, 1:00 p.m. Arrangements can be

made for instruction with this lively and dedicated group of pinochle players.

sCRaBBleTuesdays, 10:30 a.m. - Noon. Lots of fun, mental exercise,

and a chance to visit with other word wizards. sqUaRe danCing

Mondays 7-9 p.m. Pick your partner and do-si-do. toPs (taKing oFF PoUnds sensiBlY)

Wednesdays, 4:30 p.m. & Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. There is an annual membership fee.

VolUnteeR oPPoRtUnities Your talent and ideas are welcome at the NSAC. Please

call the Senior Center at 541- 265-9617. We are looking for volunteers to teach classes in a variety of venues from beginning Spanish to beading to any health and wellness and other personal development offerings you might be willing to share at the NSAC. We are always looking for volunteers for our parties, special events and general of-fice help. Come help this center be what you want it to be, helping benefit our entire community.

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instRUCtoRs neededBecome a part of the Newport Parks and Recreation team and earn money in your spare time! Instructors work as indepen-

dent contractors, keeping 70% of revenues received. We are looking for fitness class instructors with an entrepreneurial spirit who will design, promote and maintain a successful class. This is a chance to make extra money while doing something that

is healthy and rewarding.

instRUCtoR sPotlightName: Mary SolomonsonClass Instructor for: Dance N’ FitnessDance N’ Fitness instructor Mary Solomonson has lived in Newport for over

26 years. Her love for music and dance motivated her to become a certi-fied aerobics instructor through the YMCA in 1992. Mary has taught Aerobic Dance for Newport Parks and Recreation for the past 17 years. Dance N’ Fit-ness puts the emphasis on fun!

Students passionate about music and dance will love her high energy workout! It’s like being at a party while getting great cardiovascular exercise. The class also includes muscle conditioning and floor work. Try your first class for free!

instRUCtoR sPotlightName: Tim AndersonClass Instructor for: Tae Kwon DoThe Kokido School of Tae Kwon Do offers a non-violent,

non-contact approach to the world of martial arts. The Kokido School was founded in 1987 by A.J. Buehler,

a second-degree black belt. Mr. Buehler taught through the Newport Parks and Recreation Department at the Naterlin Center until 1998 when demands on his time prevented him from keeping the Newport school open. Mr. Buehler turned the school over to his top student, Hugh Swartout, who also operated a school in Waldport and continues to coordinate martial arts tournaments and competitions throughout Ore-gon.

Under Mr. Swartout’s and Mr. Buehler’s guidance, first-de-gree black belt Tim Anderson has operated the Kokido School of Tae Kwon Do in Newport since September of 2000.

Kokido Tae Kwon Do emphasizes self-control and self-dis-cipline, thus promoting confidence and a positive self-image.

OUR VALUES:~Integrity above all else.~A culture of respect.~Quality that is obvious.~Innovation, not emulation.~Reaching to learn, grow and embrace change.~Passion for the quality of people’s lives.

835 SW 11th Avenue, Newport, OR 97365541-265-5356 • FAX 541-574-0310

OUR MISSION:To enhance the life of every

person we serve.OUR SERVICES:

Rehabilitation Physical Therapy

Occupational Therapy Speech Pathology

24-Hour Nursing • Respite CareTerminal Care • Long-Term Care

NewportpoolrateSnewPoRt Pool loCation

1212 NE Fogarty Street, Newport, OR 97365 541-265-7770 www.newportoregon.gov

newPoRt Pool is CeleBRatingnational dollaR daY!

On Wednesday, August 8th drop in admission is only $1.00 2 open recreational swims available: 1:30-3pm and 3:30-

5pmOnly $1.00 per swim…don’t miss out on double the fun!

sUMMeR Pool ClosURes:Wednesday July 4th Independence DayFriday August 3rd @ 12pm throughSunday August 5th Seahorse Swim MeetSaturday September 1st through Sunday September 9th

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dRoP-in adMission: Resident 10-Pass Non-Resident 10-PassYOUTH(0-17) $3.50 25.00 $4.00 31.50 ADULT(18 to 61) 5.00 39.00 6.00 48.00SENIOR(62 & up) 3.75 31.00 5.00 39.75Passes: 1 Month 3 Month AnnualYouth Resident $36.25 $60.50 $162.00Youth Non-Resident $48.50 $72.75 $181.50

Adult Resident $72.75 $96.75 $181.50 Adult Non-Resident $92.50 $121.00 $218.00

Senior Resident $48.50 $72.75 $169.00Senior Non-Resident $60.50 $89.50 $194.00

Family Resident $138.50 $200.25 $438.75Family Non-Resident $179.25 $246.50 $508.25

1 MONTH 3 MONTH ANNUAL

Youth Resident $36.25 $60.50 $162.00Youth Non-Resident $48.50 $72.75 $181.50

Adult Resident $72.75 $96.75 $181.50 Adult Non-Resident $92.50 $121.00 $218.00

Senior Resident $48.50 $72.75 $169.00Senior Non-Resident $60.50 $89.50 $194.00

Family Resident $138.50 $200.25 $438.75Family Non-Resident $179.25 $246.50 $508.25

Passes

Have a private swim party, family reunion, birthday cel-ebration, or bring your scuba gear and kayaks.

MONDAY - FRIDAY MORNINGS 9:00 TO 10:00 AMMONDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 7:00 TO 8:00 PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2:00 TO 4:30 PM SUNDAY 8:30 TO 11:00AM**Please allow at least one week advance notice when re-

serving the pool. Lifeguards included and all pool rules and regulations apply.

Rates: (PeR hoUR) Resident Non-Resident1-20 people $83.25 $104.5021-40 $99.75 $125.5041-60 $116.50 $145.2561-80 $133.00 $166.5081-100 $149.75 $181.50

*Rent the newPoRt Pool*

poolScheduleTIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

6-7:00 a.m. LAP LAP LAP LAP LAP7:00-8:00 LAP Independant

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1:30-3:00 OPEN RECEATIONAL SWIM

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3:15-5:30 SWIM TEAM SWIM TEAM SWIM TEAM SWIM TEAM SWIM TEAM5:30-6:00 LAP/LESSONS LAP/LESSONS LAP/LESSONS LAP/LESSONS LAP6:00-7:00 LAP LAP LAP LAP LAP7-8:00 p.m. RENTAL/CLOSED LAP WATER

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weeKendsChedUle8:30 - 9:30 a.m. 9:30-11 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 12:30-2 2-4:30 4:30-6 6-7:30

Saturday LAP water boot camp

LAP LAP Mommy & Me

Private Lessons

Open Rec Swim

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Sunday RENTAL/CLOSED LAP LAP Mommy & Me

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sUndaY YoUth gRoUP lessons Youth Group Swimming Lessons Eight - 30 minute lessons $48.00

June 18th – 28th or July 9th – 19th

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Evenings 5:30 pm Levels 1, 2, 3/4

Participants must be a minimum of 4 years old.

Register at the pool now! Private lessons are also available.

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The Gallery includes displays of Art from local artists.

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Phone: 541-265-6671FAX: 541-265-9198

Office Hours by Appointment

Daniel e. lewer, DVMSanDra MeMeniS, DVMeric n. Brown, DVM

Little Creek Apartments offers spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bath and 3-bedroom, 2-bath apartments. Our 3-bedroom units include washer-dryer hookups. Reasonable rent is an added plus for our quiet, out-of-the-way apartment

community. Our management staff continues to provide a desirable living environment which includes three play areas and luscious landscaping.

Call 541-265-2663 for more information.

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You’re going to love our menu!Enjoy our Daily Specials

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We’re Open From 3 PM to 11 PM – Seven Days a Week –

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Big Kahuna One PoundCheeseburger!

Our kitchen is nowback open to serveyou better.Come in to meet your friends and have a terrific meal.

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Lori Schiewe is Newport’s largest Farmers Insurance agency. Her dedication to providing the best possible service has

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Mountain Biking Newport Oregon

Contact the Chamber or Bike Newport for Trail to ride in Newport. Chamber office 541-265-8801, Bike Newport 541-265-9917

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agate BeaCh neighBoRhood and dog PaRK (1 aCRe)

185 NW 60th StreetFeatures a dog park, covered picnic shelter, small playing field, picnic

tables, BBQ grill, play structure and restroomsBettY wheeleR MeMoRial Field (2.8 aCRes)

852 NW Nye St. between NW 8th and 10thTwo ball fields, restrooms, and concession stand (in-season)

Big CReeK PaRK (2.5 aCRes)2510 NE Big Creek Road - (near City Reservoir)Picnic and playground facilities include slides, swings, climbing struc-

ture, picnic tables, volleyball net, BBQ grills, and covered picnic shelter. The shelter is reservable. (reservations recommended May-Sept)

Coast PaRK Located on Coast Street by the Performing Arts CenterCoast Park is our newest Park, featuring state of the art play equipment,

a magnificently detailed shipwreck, a wetland garden and more.don daVis PaRK (2 aCRes)

832 W. Olive (Restroom)840 W. Olive (Gazebo)Vietnam Veterans Memorial, gazebo (not reservable), cobblestone path-

way with beach access and sitting areasFoUnding RoCK (0.7 aCRe)

511 SW Coast HighwayHistoric downtown sitting area

FRanK V. wade MeMoRial PaRK (8.8 aCRes)1445 NE Big Creek RoadBaseball and softball fields, four tennis courts, playground equipment,

community garden, Summer Activity Club Headquarters, restrooms, landscaped walkways, and picnic tablesliteRaCY PaRK (1 aCRe)

370 W. Olive Street, behind the LibraryAmphitheater and recreation area

MoMBetsU sisteR CitY PaRK (0.6 aCRe)620 SW Neff WayJapanese garden park

nYe BeaCh tURnaRoUnd (.46 aCRe)NW Beach Drive Beach access, parking, picnic tables and central to Nye Beach business

districtoCean to BaY tRail (.67 Mile)

Trail runs from Big Creek Park west through the Agate Beach Wayside tunnel and on to Agate Beach. Includes boardwalks and bridges, and winds through forested areas and over creek. State Park restrooms located at Agate Beach Wayside.saM MooRe PaRKwaY (5.73 aCRes)

656 NW High St. (between Betty Wheeler & NW High Street)Natural canyon with walking trail, play structure, picnic area, and sports

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625 SE 43rd St.This new park features a kid’s play area with a covered picnic table

amongst other great features.wildeR dog PaRK (.7 aCRe)

40th Street, close to Community College CampusThe new Wilder Dog Park features a transitional entry and exit corral,

plus a water spigot for animals.

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Parks and Recreation Director Jim ProtivaRecreation Superintendent Judy MayhewRecreation Center Clerk Lee Ann PrchalSports Coordinator Liam HughesLead Fitness Attendant Shannon RackowskiAquatic Supervisor Kathy ClineAquatic Coordinator Heather HughesSenior ActivityCenter Coordinator Peggy O’Callaghan Park Maintenance Jim GuentherPark Maintenance Jerry Daly

Roger Holstein Sandra SurberSusan Boehlert Edward SimonKaren Smith Nancy SteinbergJimmy RodriguezSandra Roumagoux - City Council Liaison

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PaRKs & ReCCoMMittee

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