Activity Guide Fall 2015

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PARKS & RECREATION

Parks Programs................................................. 2
Parks & Recreation Facilities................................ 3
Parks & Recreation Information............................. 4
Registration Information...................................... 5

GAUCHE AQUATIC PARK

Public Swim...................................................... 6
Aquatic Park Rentals........................................... 6
Aquatic Fitness/Classes.....................................6-7

YOUTH

Youth Sports...................................................8-9
Youth Classes & Events....................................... 9

EVENTS FOR ALL AGES

Christmas Stroll & Tree Lighting............................10
Coffee & Crooners.............................................10
Toride, Japan Sister City Visit...............................11
Rick Balfour & Friends Scholarship Program.............11

SENIOR SERVICES

Senior Center...................................................12
Free Workshops & Services..............................12-13
Special Events & Classes................................13-14
Games at the Senior Center..................................15
Fitness...........................................................15
Arts & Crafts....................................................16
Computer Classes.............................................16

TRIPS

City-Sponsored Trips......................................17-18
Collette Vacation Tours......................................18

Creating Community!PARKS&RECREATION

YUBA CITY PARKS & RECREATION

Explore Yuba City’s Parks & Facilities!

Park Rentals

Reservations for picnic areas at Sam Brannan Park and
Gauche Aquatic Park may be made in-person at City Hall
or Gauche Aquatic Park. To view pricing and rules, please visit www.yubacity.
net and click on “Interested in Reserving a Park?” on the Parks & Recreation page.

Adopt-A-Park Program

Adopt-A-Park is a City-wide, community service program that recruits and trains
residents to assist in the general care and maintenance of neighborhood parks
and other parkland on City property. It also educates the public about creating and
preserving clean and safe parks for everyone.

Anyone can Adopt-A-Park! Adopt-A-Park aims to unite and support all people Bocce Ball Rental
interested in improving Yuba City’s neighborhood open spaces. Our participants
include: Stop by Kingwood Park on Gray Avenue where you will find two Bocce Ball courts
as well as a walking path around the perimeter of the park. Bocce Ball is like lawn
★★ Individuals ★★ Scouts bowling/shuffleboard where you throw out a “jack” or “pallino” ball and then two
★★ Senior Citizens ★★ Church Groups teams roll out colored balls to see who can get the closest to the “jack” for points.
★★ Neighborhood Associations ★★ Businesses Of course there is always the option of striking your opponent’s ball out of the
★★ Youth Groups ★★ Non-Profit Organizations way. This game is great fun for all ages! Equipment is not located at the park.
★★ Schools ★★ Community Groups
You can bring your own equipment or call (530) 822-4608 to inquire about
Call 822-4650 for more information or download the information located at renting bocce ball equipment.
www.yubacity.net on the Parks & Recreation page.
Park Water Features

Due to the Governor’s Executive Order signed April 25, 2014, the water features
at Regency Park and Shanghai Garden Park are currently not in operation. We
apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Park Vandalism

Skate Park We would like to thank the residents that assist the Yuba City Police Department
and the Parks & Recreation Department with tips on park vandalism. Help like this
leads to the apprehension of those individuals who do not appreciate the beautiful
park system we all enjoy. Thanks for being our extended ears and eyes. Anytime
The Yuba City Skate Park is located at 806 Gray Avenue. Safety equipment is
required. Open 9am - 9pm except when closed due to vandalism or maintenance. you see something suspicious, please call the Yuba City Police at 822-4660.

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Facility Location Type
Acres
Picnic Tables
BBQ Grills
Shelter
Playground Equipment
Open Play Area
Benches
Restrooms
Horseshoe Pits
Backstops
Skate Park
Aquatic Facility/Water Feature
Tennis Courts
Basketball Courts
Softball Fields
Walking Trail
Track/Soccer Lighted Field
Bocce Ball Courts
Sand Volleyball Court
Bike Path

April Lane School Rec. Bldg. 800 April Lane PB 9.55 ✪✪✪ ✪ ✪
✪✪✪✪✪ ✪ ✪✪
Blackburn-Talley Sports Complex 300 Burns Drive SP 12.76 ✪
Available for Rental ✪✪✪

Bogue Park Bogue Road & Wild River Drive N .90

City Hall 1201 Civic Center Boulevard PB 5.06 ✪

Civic Center Field Poole & Civic Center Boulevards N 3.0 ✪✪

Clark-Ainsley Mini Park Clark & Ainsley Avenues P .06 ✪

Feather River Parkway 101 Sumner Street C 176 ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪
Gauche Aquatic Park 421 C Street ✪
Available for Rental 808 Gray Avenue C 5.54 ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪
Geweke Field Gray Ave. School
SP 14.75 ✪

Greenwood Park 1521 Greenwood Way N 5.42 ✪ ✪✪✪ ✪ ✪

Happy Park Pebble Beach & Germaine Drive N 6.81 ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪

Hillcrest Park 893 Railroad Avenue N 6.67 ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪

Holly Tree Park Parkview Drive & Manzanita Way N 3.61 ✪✪✪

Kingwood Park Gray & Charlotte Avenues N 4.21 ✪✪✪ ✪✪

Lloyd Park Bridge Street & Fippins Avenue N 1.64 ✪ ✪✪✪

Maple Park Orange Street & Maple Avenue N 1.06 ✪ ✪✪✪

Moore Park Bridge Street & Cooper Avenue N .70 ✪

Northridge Park Clark Avenue & Northridge Drive N 4.49 ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪

Patriot Park Queens Avenue & Upland Drive N .26 ✪✪✪

Plumas Tower Plaza Mini Park Plumas Street P .19 ✪

Regency Park Stabler & Parc West Drive N 7.5 ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪
Sam Brannan Park ✪✪ ✪
Available for Rental 806 Gray Avenue C 8.51 ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪
Senior Center ✪✪
Available for Rental 777 Ainsley Avenue PB 1.30 ✪✪
Shanghai Garden Park Shanghai Bend &
Garden Highway N 6.03 ✪ ✪✪✪
Southside Park Wilbur & Moore Avenues
N .64 ✪✪✪

Town Square & Fountain Plumas & B Streets N 1.0 ✪✪

Veterans Memorial Park Bridge & Second Streets P .17 ✪✪

N=Neighborhood C=Community SP=Sports Complex P=Passive PB=Public Building
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YUBA CITY PARKS & RECREATION

City Staff & Commissions City Phone Numbers

City Manager Do you live in the Yuba City City limits? Do you need a building permit, access to
City Manager planning, code compliance or traffic control issues solved? Call:
Steven Kroeger

City Council Building Department 822-4630
Gauche Aquatic Park 822-4655
John Dukes Mayor Park Reservations 822-4650
John Buckland Vice Mayor Parks Department 822-4648
Stan Cleveland, Jr. Councilman Public Works 822-4626
Preet Didbal Councilwoman Planning 822-4700
Kash Gill Councilman Water/Sewer 822-4618

Senior Commission
Meets first Wednesday of each month at 9am at the Yuba City Senior Center, 777
Ainsley Avenue, Yuba City, CA
June Bone, Chairperson David Gomes, Vice-Chairperson Friends of the Yuba City Parks
Richard Dettmer Pam Epley & Recreation Foundation
William Paden
Tanna Thomas George Robinson

Parks & Recreation Commission
Meets quarterly the second Wednesday of each month at 5:30pm in the Sutter
Room - City Hall, 1201 Civic Center Boulevard, Yuba City, CA
Charles Anderson, Chairperson Gary Hurlbut, Vice-Chairperson
Sharon Foote Donna Hannaford
Cyndi Shatswell

Youth Commission In response to the growing desire for additional park entities and to provide
Meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm in the Sutter Room - City Hall, additional recreational programs and assistance to those in need, the Friends
1201 Civic Center Boulevard, Yuba City. of Yuba City Parks and Recreation Foundation, a non-profit charitable 501-C3
Landon Garcia-Floyd Jaipaul Maan account, was established to raise, distribute and assist in the management of
Ravina Sidhu Isabella Toche public and private sector funds for the enhancement to City of Yuba City Parks
Jessica Flores Preya Gill and Recreation Programs.
Genevive Haven Nick Lavy The Foundation’s giving efforts include: over $15,000 of program scholarships
Colin Minard Harrison Cheim (alternate) to income-challenged families, a“park pet” play structure at Northridge Park, and
Kanvarbir Gill (alternate) handicapped play equipment and the Aqua Climb at Gauche Aquatic Park.
Foundation Board Members: Michele Blake, June Bone, Brent Bosanek, Karen
Recreation Staff 822-4650 Cartoscelli, John Cassidy, Abbie Cesena, Sharen Cornils, Narinder Dhaliwal, Judy
822-4606 Johl, Brad McIntire, Barbara Moberly, Jack Taylor and Jim Whiteaker.
Brad McIntire, Director 822-4655
Scott Oakes, Parks & Recreation Manager 822-4608 Want to help? You can make a difference!
Ann Gillen, Supervisor II, Gauche Aquatic Park 822-4649
Jessica Laney, Supervisor II, Senior Center 822-4651 Friends invite you to become a FRIEND, as well as an active participant in this
J. Long, Supervisor I, Youth Sports growing organization.
JP LaCroix, Supervisor I, Adult Sports/Camps

Park Staff Parks Supervisor Level Contribution
Park Maintenance Worker III Friend $ 25
Ty Whitcomb Park Maintenance Worker III Contributor $ 100
Robert Condrey Park Maintenance Worker III Sponsor $ 500
Eddie Garcia Park Maintenance Worker II Benefactor
Joe Villalobos Park Maintenance Worker II Life Friend $ 1,000
Bob Myers $ 5,000
Scott Torrey Park Maintenance Worker I
Ernie Hernandez Park Maintenance Worker I If you are interested in serving on the “Friends Foundation” and/or making
Daniel Hernandez a monetary contribution, please make your tax deductible check payable to:
Bonnie Burrows Groundskeeper Friends of Yuba City Parks and Recreation Foundation and mail to:
Casey Looney Groundskeeper 1201 Civic Center Boulevard, Yuba City, CA 95993. For more information, please
Leo Ramirez Groundskeeper call Brad McIntire, Director of Community Services, at 822-4650.

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Registration Information Refund Policy

4 Ways to Register! 1. Credits/refunds are gladly made
if requested at least three working
Online Waiting Lists 4. Any special needs or preferences days prior to the first date of
must be listed on the registration class/program. In the case of
Register online at www.yubacity. Once a class/program is filled, form under the “Special Instruc- special trips, excursions, adult
net/registration. There is no extra a waiting list will be taken. All tions” area or in the “comments” sports leagues and one-time
charge to sign up online. Family registrations received after an activity section if registering online. events, credits/refunds will be
discounts are not available for has been filled will automatically be issued only if notification is re-
online registration at this time. put on a waiting list or you may call 5. Material or supply fees may be in- ceived by the noted deadline. All
822-4650 to be placed on a waiting cluded in class/program fee or paid credit/refunds or transfers, except
By Telephone list. Calls will be made in the order they to instructor at first class. Check those resulting from a Depart-
appear on the list. Spaces will be filled specific class listing. ment cancellation, are subject to
You must have a current calendar year by the first person contacted. a $7 administrative fee per class/
class-specific registration waiver on file. 6. The Department reserves the right program per participant.
Special Needs to cancel any class/program for
Mail-In reasons it deems necessary. 2. If you are not satisfied with your
Any special needs or medical notations class/program, you must contact
A registration form will be mailed or must be listed on the registration form 7. Classes and programs without us within 24 hours after your first
faxed to you if requested. Registration under the “Special Instructions” area. minimum enrollment may combine class/program meeting. Credits/
forms are available online at www. In compliance with the Americans with with another class or be canceled. transfers may not be given if
yubacity.net. Please enclose a com- Disabilities Act, the City of Yuba City doing so drops class enroll-
pleted, signed registration form with encourages those with disabilities to Non-Resident Fees ment below minimum required.
check or money order made payable participate in our classes/programs. If Credits will not be given after
to: City of Yuba City. Mail to City Hall you have special needs, please call us A non-resident is anyone who lives the second class meeting or for
at least one week before start of class/ at 822-4650 in advance. outside the Yuba City city limits. If services already rendered.
program date. applicable to a program, this fee is
Policies and listed throughout the Activity Guide as 3. Classes/programs that fail to
In Person Procedures NR. A non-resident fee ranging from meet the minimum enrollment
$2 - $10, depending on the program, may be canceled. If a class/
Come by and register in person at the 1. Registration is processed on a will be charged per participant, with program is canceled due to low
locations listed below. first-received, first-served basis. a maximum of $30 paid per year per enrollment, your registration fee
participant. The customer must provide will be credited to your account
Registration 2. Class/program fee, dates and times past receipts for the non-resident fees unless specified otherwise.
Locations are subject to change although to be waived after the maximum is met. Yuba City Parks & Recreation
every effort will be made to comply will make every effort to give
Yuba City Parks & Rec. with the listed information. Late Fees 48 hours advance notice of low
enrollment cancellations.
City Hall 3. Advance registration is required for In order to maintain our high-quality
1201 Civic Center Boulevard all classes, special programs, etc. programs, it is important for patrons to 4. Sports credit/refunds: 50% of
Yuba City, CA 95993 No registration will be taken at the register by the stated deadlines. Late fees fee refunded before first game
(530) 822-4650 class/program unless noted. of $10 have been instituted for some or meet. No credit/refunds given
Mon - Fri, 8am - 5pm programs to emphasize the importance after the first game or meet.
of our deadlines. Fees are used to cover
After-hours registration may be additional staff and supplies needed for 5. Trips that include ticketed events
deposited in the Utility Drop Box the program on short notice. will not be refunded unless the
located at 1201 Civic Center Blvd. spot can be filled and it will be at
City of Yuba City Holiday Closure the discretion of the department.
Yuba City Senior Center All other trip cancellations are
Our offices will be closed Friday, December 25 through Sunday, subject to a $7 administrative fee
777 Ainsley Avenue January 3. If you are attempting to reach our office regarding a life per trip per person.
Yuba City, CA 95991 or property threatening emergency, please call 9-1-1. Yuba City Police
(530) 822-4608 and Fire services will remain at full staffing during the holiday period, 6. Classes/programs will not meet
Mon - Fri, 7:30am - 4pm however, all other City Services are very limited. We apologize for any on federally observed holidays
inconvenience this may cause. unless otherwise noted by the
Gauche Aquatic Park instructor.

421 C Street 7. Please allow four weeks for a
Yuba City, CA 95991 refund to be processed and
(530) 822-4655 delivered by mail. Refunds may
Call for hours of operation be issued sooner pending when
the request is processed relative
to the City’s designated check
disbursement schedule.

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GAUCHE AQUATIC PARK

Public Swim Passes Make
Great Holiday Gifts!

Unlimited Use Gauche Aquatic Park Public Swim Passes On Sale Now! Save
money by purchasing your 2016 Gauche Aquatic Park Swim Pass early. Discounted
passes are on sale now through May 31, 2016. Beginning June 1, passes will be priced
at the original fee. Passes must be purchased at Gauche Aquatic Park.

Passes are valid for Public Swim Sessions and are not valid for Tot-Time
or Twilight Swim.

Unlimited Use Purchased Purchased Purchased
Public Swim Pass Now - Apr 2016 May 2016 June - Aug 2016
Individual $200
$100 $150

Family & Friends (4 People) $200 $250 $300

Additional Family/Friend $50 $60 $75

Diving Skills & Conditioning

Learn fundamental skills, fitness and safety for diving. Must be able to swim 25
yards unassisted to participate. Instructor: Sharon Harris, YC & RV Dive Coach.

Monday - Thursday 4 - 5pm

September 14 - 24 OR September 28 - October 8

Ages 7+

$50/$60NR

Senior/Adult Water Aerobics

No matter your age or fitness level, Water Aerobics is for you! Gain flexibility
and agility while building cardiovascular fitness and muscle. Instructor: Sharon
Guillory. Registration opens the first Tuesday of each month at 4pm for the
upcoming month. No Class 11/11, 11/23 - 11/27, 12/21/15 - 1/11/16.

Monthly

October

Days Time Age 49 & Under Age 50+
Mon/Wed 10 - 11am $35/$45NR $27/$30NR

Mon/Wed 11am - Noon $35/$45NR $27/$30NR

November - January

Days Time Age 49 & Under Age 50+
Tues/Thurs 4 - 5pm $45/$55NR $33/$43NR

Facility & Meeting Room Rentals

All Gauche Aquatic Park programs and activities are Need somewhere to hold a small group meeting or a large company picnic?
subject to change without notice. Gauche Aquatic Park has space for both! Please call (530) 822-4655 for more
information and specific details!

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Apply for Summer Jobs

United States Masters Swim Team

This monthly team program for adults has organized workouts to improve overall
fitness and helps develop better swimming techniques. Coaches and/or workout
boards available. Instructors: Merry Finch & Stan Lee. Begins the 1st scheduled
day of each month. No class 11/23 - 11/27, 12/21/15 - 1/1/16.

September - October

Monday - Thursday 11am - Noon

Monday - Friday 5 - 8pm

Saturday/Sunday (September) 9 - 10:30am

Saturday (October) 9 - 10:30am

November - January

Monday/Wednesday/Friday 5 - 8pm

Tuesday/Thursday 4 - 8pm

Ages 18+

Monthly 3 months 6 months 12 months Drop-In
$80 $210 $360 $600 $10

Lap Swim

Swimming laps burns calories and tones muscle. 14 & 15 year olds welcome with January 15 - March 8
a parent/guardian that is in the water with them. Give Lap Swim a try and get an
unbelievably effective workout! No Class 11/23 - 11/27, 12/21/15 - 1/1/16. Lifeguard & Swim Instructor positions are available for Summer 2016!
Apply at Gauche Aquatic Park during regular office/registration hours.
September - October

Monday - Thursday 11am - Noon

Monday - Friday 5 - 8pm

Saturday/Sunday (September) 9 - 10:30am

Saturday (October) 9 - 10:30am Office/Registration Hours

November - January

Monday/Wednesday/Friday 5 - 8pm Month Day Time
September Monday - Friday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday/Thursday 4 - 8pm October Monday - Friday 9:30am - 6:30pm
November - January Monday - Friday 4 - 6:30pm
Ages 16+

Single Single 10 10 6 12
Entry Entry (60+) Visits Visits (60+) Monthly Months Months
$5 $3 $40 $25 $65 $300 $540 GAP office/programming closed 11/23 - 11/27, 12/21/15 - 1/1/16.

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Y O U TYHO USTPHO R T S

Youth Winter Basketball

Emphasis will be placed on the development of the fundamentals of basketball,
teamwork and self-esteem. We stress participation first and winning second!
Practices are a maximum of one hour per week. Volunteer coaches are needed. If
interested, please contact J. Long at 822-4649.
Deadline to Register: Thursday, November 12.

Saturdays, January 16 - February 20

Practice day set by volunteer coach

Ages 8 - 15

Youth Flag Football $70/$80NR - Includes t-shirt & trophy

Boys and girls will learn the basic fundamentals of Flag Football. We emphasize Division Ages Dates Activity #
fun and not competition. Practices will be held a maximum of 90 minutes per Boys Minor 7-8 1/16 - 2/20 15206
week with a six-game schedule played on Saturday mornings. Volunteer coaches Boys Major 9 - 10 1/16 - 2/20 15207
are needed. If interested, please contact J. Long at 822-4649. Boys Senior 11 - 12 1/16 - 2/20 15208
Deadline to Register: Thursday, September 10. Boys Teen 13 - 14 1/16 - 2/20 15209
Saturdays, October 3 - November 7 Girls Minor 7-8 1/16 - 2/20 15210
Practice day set by volunteer coach Girls Major 9 - 10 1/16 - 2/20 15211
Ages 8 - 11 Girls Senior 11 - 14 1/16 - 2/20 15212
$60/$70 NR - Includes t-shirt & trophy
Renzullo Field at Gray Ave. School Kidz Love Soccer

Division Ages Dates Activity # Sessions include age-appropriate activities: skill
Minors 8-9 10/3 - 11/7 15200 demonstrations, fun games and instructional
Majors 10 - 11 10/3 - 11/7 15201 scrimmages. Young soccer enthusiasts experience
soccer fun in a safe, non-competitive environment.

Mighty Mite Flag Football Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer - As you and your child participate in our fun,
age-appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills
Girls and boys will be introduced to basic Flag Football while using Nerf and socialization skills.
equipment. Recreation staff will work with kids developing skills for the game,
learning teamwork and just simply having fun! Children will learn skills for 25 Tot/Pre-Soccer - Teaches the basic techniques of the game and builds self-
minutes, take a 5-minute break and then play a 30 minute game. esteem through participation and fun soccer activities. Children learn to follow
Deadline to Register: Thursday, September 10. instructions in a nurturing, age-appropriate environment.
Saturdays, October 3 - 31
$60/$70NR - Includes t-shirt & trophy Skillz & Scrimmages - Kids enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing
Ages 4 - 7 and shooting in a team-play format. Each class will focus on scrimmages that
Renzullo Field at Gray Ave. School emphasize specific technical points.

Division Ages Dates Activity # RAIN-OUT HOTLINE: 1-888-372-5803 $65/$75NR (includes jersey)
Tots 4-5 10/3 - 10/31 15202 Tuesdays $95/$105NR (includes jersey)
Juniors 6-7 10/3 - 10/31 15203 Greenwood Park, 1521 Greenwood Way
Mommy/Daddy & Me
Tot/Pre-Soccer/Soccer

Mighty Mite Basketball Class Ages Dates Time Activity #
Mommy/Daddy & Me 2 - 3½ 9/15 - 10/13 5:15 - 5:45pm 15213
Tot/Pre-Soccer 3½ - 5
Children will have fun while learning the fundamentals of basketball in a non- Techniques/Teamwork 5-6 9/15 - 11/3 3:00 - 3:35pm 15214
competitive environment. Participants will use lowered baskets and scores will not be Skillz/Scrimmages 7 - 10
recorded because the emphasis will be on fun and participation. No practices/games 9/15 - 11/3 4:20 - 5:05pm 15215
the week of Thanksgiving. Deadline to Register: Thursday, October 15.
Saturdays, November 14 - December 19 9/15 - 11/3 3:35 - 4:20pm 15216
Ages 4 - 7
$60/$70NR - Includes t-shirt & trophy Thank You Coaches!

Division Ages Dates Activity # The Yuba City Parks and Recreation Department would like to say thank
Tots 4-5 11/14 - 12/19 15204 you to the volunteer coaches for the Summer Youth Basketball League and
Juniors 6-7 11/14 - 12/19 15205 the Track & Field Program. Their hard work and commitment is greatly
appreciated!

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Tennis Programs Youth Martial Arts/Self-Defense

Deadline to register is the Thursday prior to the first class of the month. All You must pre-register at the Recreation Deptartment or online at
classes are held rain or shine. Items to bring: water, sunscreen, athletic shoes www.yubacity.net. Keyword: Kuk
(non-marking) and wear athletic attire. Racquets provided if needed. Please
contact [email protected] with any questions. Classes are held at the Monthly Age Day Time Fee
Yuba City Racquet Club, 825 Jones Road, Yuba City. Keyword: Tennis Instructor: Daniel Tejada 3-5 M 5:15 - 5:45pm $40/$50NR
236 Bridge Street, Yuba City
Junior “ACES” Beginner Tennis
Class
Kuk Sool Won Turtle Tots
Develop Coordination,
Listening Skills

Junior “Aces” Tennis is designed for children ages 6 - 14 to experience the basic Kuk Sool Won 6 - 9 Tu/Th 4:15 - 5pm $50/$60NR
fundamentals of tennis, then play fun, tennis-related games and drills. Please Develop discipline, become 10+ W/F 5 - 6pm $50/$60NR
arrive five minutes early and be ready to have fun! physically fit. Skills - positive
reinforcement
Ages Dates Days Times Fee Activity #
6 - 11 9/5 - 9/26 Saturdays 11:45am - 12:45pm $69 15217 Basic Art Camp
7 - 14 10/3 - 10/24 Tue/Thur 3:30 - 4:30pm
11/7 - 11/28 15218 This 5-day camp will include sculpting, painting and drawing with local artists.
12/5 - 12/26 15219 Fee includes all materials. Deadline to Register: Thursday, December 31.
1/9 - 1/30 15220 Keyword: Art.
9/1 - 9/24 15221
10/6 - 10/29 $109 15222 Monday - Friday 3 - 5pm
11/3 - 11/26 15223 January 4 - 8
12/1 - 12/24 15224 Ages 6 - 14
1/5 - 1/28 15225 Fee: $85/$95NR
15226 April Lane School YCAP Building, 1611 Gray Avenue

Future Junior Excellence Training Winter Camp
& Junior Excellence Training

Future Junior Excellence Training (FJET) is a mid-level and Junior Excellence
training (JET) is a junior training program open to all high school age players.

Monday/Wednesday/Thursday This will be a fun-filled week of activities to keep the youth busy during the winter
break! Our camp will be loaded with games, sports, arts & crafts, a pizza party on
Ages: High School Age Monday, a field trip on Wednesday and bowling on Friday. Sign up early because
space is limited. Deadline to Register: Thursday, December 31.
Fee: $149

Class Dates Days Times Fee Activity #
FJET 9/7 - 10/1 Mon/Wed 3:40 - 4:40pm $149 15227
(mid-level) Thurs 4:45 - 5:45pm Monday - Friday
10/5 - 10/29 15229 January 4 - January 8
11/2 - 11/26 15231 Ages 5 - 13
12/7 - 12/31 15233 Gray Avenue School Gymnasium
1/4 - 1/28 15235
JET 9/7 - 10/1 Mon/Wed/Thurs 4:45 - 5:45pm $149 15237 Description Date Time Fee Activity #
10/5 - 10/29 15238 Full Week 1/4 - 1/8 7am - 6pm $135/$145NR 15500
11/2 - 11/26 15239 Monday Full Day 1/4 7am - 6pm $30/$40NR 15501
12/7 - 12/31 15240 Monday Morning 1/4 7am - 1pm $20/$25NR 15502
1/4 - 1/28 15241 Monday Afternoon 1/4 Noon - 6pm $20/$25NR 15503

Tuesday Full Day 1/5 7am - 6pm $30/$40NR 15504

Tuesday Morning 1/5 7am - 1pm $20/$25NR 15505

Tuesday Afternoon 1/5 Noon - 6pm $20/$25NR 15506

Wednesday Full Day 1/6 7am - 6pm $40/$50NR 15507

Thursday Full Day 1/7 7am - 6pm $30/$40NR 15510

Thursday Morning 1/7 7am - 1pm $20/$25NR 15511

Thursday Afternoon 1/7 Noon - 6pm $20/$25NR 15512

Friday Full Day 1/8 7am - 6pm $30/$40NR 15513

Friday Morning 1/8 7am - 1pm $20/$25NR 15514

Friday Afternoon 1/8 Noon - 6pm $20/$25NR 15515

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EVENTS FOR ALL AGES

Yuba City Christmas Stroll
& Tree Lighting

Saturday, December 12
2 - 9pm
Parade & Tree Lighting 6pm

Downtown Yuba City on Plumas Street
Get into the spirit of the holidays and ring in the
season at the City of Yuba City Holiday Parade and
Tree Lighting! The parade will begin at 6pm at the
north end of Plumas Street. At the completion of
the procession, the Mayor of Yuba City will light the
evergreen under the water tower. This event is free
and open to the public.

A Benefit for the Friends of Yuba City Parks & Receration

Saturday, September 12
11am - 1pm

Carlito’s Mexican Restaurant
Brunch & Entertainment
No-host bar available.

Tickets are available at City Hall,
Gauche Aquatic Park, the Senior

Center and Carlito’s.
Call (530) 682-1724
for more information.

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EVENTS FOR ALL AGES

2015 Toride, Japan Rick Balfour & Friends
Sister City Visit Scholarship Program

October 29 - November 4, 2015 Yuba City Parks and Recreation Department
is pleased to offer the Rick Balfour & Friends
Our Japanese Sister City delegation from Toride City, Scholarship Program. Rick was an avid youth and
Japan will be here in October! We need gracious adult sports enthusiast and youth sports coach whose
residents living in the Yuba-Sutter area to host an memory we honor by presenting these scholarships.
adult or two students and show our delegates a The Friends Foundation was established to raise,
fantastic time! distribute and assist in the management of public and
Student Host Families: Must host two Japanese private sector funds for enhancements to City of Yuba
students and have one student of your own in grade City park facilities, parks and recreation programs.
7-12. Students attend school two days with their host Together they provide scholarships for the youth in
family student (upon approval from teacher). The the area. Please read the criteria to determine if you
student delegation will take a trip to Sacramento on qualify. Thank you for taking an interest in Yuba
the last day of their visit. Host students are welcome to City Parks and Recreation Department programs.
attend on a space-available basis. We are sure you will have a worthwhile experience.
Adult Host Families: You may host one or two Applicants must reside in Sutter County.
adults. You will be responsible for dropping off and Proof of income, public assistance or financial need
picking up your guests at City Hall on three days from is required (copy of current pay stubs, AND copy of
8-8:30am and 4-4:30pm, respectively. current year 1040 taxes, Passport to Services, Social
For more information please contact Brad McIntire at Security statement, etc.) Applications are available
(530) 822-4652. at one of our offices or online at www.yubacity.net,
Want to visit Japan in 2016? It’s not too early and all information necessary must be completed.
to start planning! Contact us for more Scholarships are limited to a one-time registration
information about this exciting opportunity! of classes up to $40 per person per calendar year.
Scholarships will be granted as long as funds are
available. If the program fee(s) is/are more than $40,
you must pay the difference.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Scholarship applications
must be turned in at least one week prior to program
registration deadline or one week prior to start date of
program for which you are applying.

Number in Family Annual Household Income
1 $35,000
2 $40,000
3 $45,000
4 $50,000
5 $55,000
6 $60,000
7 $65,000
8 $70,000

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SENIOR SERVICES

Yuba City Senior Center Free Workshops & Services

777 Ainsley Avenue Vial of Life
Yuba City, CA 95991
(530) 822-4608 7:30am - 4pm FREE We still have “Vial of Life” kits available to the general public.
Monday-Friday How does it work? Participants using the vial fill out a form that

Activity Card includes their name, pertinent medical information and
prescriptions and folds it into the vial. The vial is labeled with a red cross,
marked “Vial of Life” and stored in the refrigerator. If or when a participant
needs medical attention, medical responders will know their medical history
All Senior Center cardholders can participate in any ongoing activity card class. before administering first aid.

1 year: January - December

Quarterly: Jan - Mar, Apr - Jun, Jul - Sep, Oct - Dec HICAP Counseling Service

Duration Resident Non-Resident
1 Year: $33 $37
HICAP (Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program) is a
3 Months: $8.25 $9.25 FREE free service that provides a state-registered counselor who can

Library help with questions or problems relating to Medicare A & B;
Prescription D; and Medicare billing and claims, supplemental health insurance
and long-term care insurance. Appointments are necessary and can be made by
We are stocked with NEW hardback and paperback books just waiting for you to calling 742-2334.
take home and escape into the fabulous world of your favorite author for free.

Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm Ages: Participants must be 65+ or disabled to qualify

Senior Scholarship Information and Assistance

The Yuba City Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to offer scholarships FREE If you need information and assistance on housing, legal advice,
to less financially fortunate members of our community. The scholarships are doctors, discounts available to seniors and much more, Pam
supported by funds from Rick Balfour and Friends of the Yuba City Parks and Epley, a legal representative, will be available by appointment only
Recreation Foundation. The criteria to qualify for a Senior Scholarship include for questions and answers pertaining to legal issues at 11am on the following
proof of income, public assistance or financial need. Applications are available dates at the Senior Center. Please call 742-2334 to make an appointment.
at our office. Applicants must live in Sutter County and be 60 years of age
or older. Scholarships are limited to $40 per calendar year per person for all Wednesday 9am - 1pm
classes, activity cards and trips. Scholarships will be granted as long as funds
are available. If the program fee is more than $40, participants are responsible for October 7 & 21, November 4 & 18, December 2 & 16, January 6 & 20
paying the difference.

Senior Handyman Program

This program is funded through the Eligible Repairs?
Community Development Block Grant Program
(CDBG). The primary purpose of this program The program is designed to address a variety of
is to provide assistance to seniors to complete repairs, including but not limited to:
small but important home repairs. The cost of
the repairs is paid for through the program. ★★ Replacing cracked or broken windows
★★ Installing weather-stripping
Who Is Eligible for Help? ★★ Replacing light bulbs
★★ Caulking tubs and sinks
Applicants must live in and own the home ★★ Minor electrical repairs
to be repaired. The home must be located in ★★ Other miscellaneous repairs
the Yuba City city limits. Applicants must be The repairs are limited to $300 and will include
at least 60 years of age or older and meet the materials and labor. (General clean-up is not
requirements. allowed.)

Who Will Perform the Work?

All work is performed by a qualified senior
tradesman. Call 822-4608.

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Communicating With Your Physician Home Care

FREE Marisa Graham, Interim Health Care, will be discussing the FREE Marisa Graham, Interim Health Care, will be discussing all of
importance of being able to effectively communicate your needs your Home Care questions.
Thursday to your physician as well as being able to understand. Thursday
October 22 January 14 11:15am - 12:15pm
11:15am - 12:15pm

Legal Center for Seniors Workshop

FREE Susan Townsend, Senior Legal Center Attorney, will speak on
the legal assistance available in our area for seniors. Bev Root
Thursday will share information about Medicare.
January 28
11am - Noon

Special Events & Classes

Senior/Adult Water Aerobics

No matter your age or fitness level, Water Aerobics is for you! Gain flexibility
and agility while building cardiovascular fitness and muscle. Instructor: Sharon
Guillory. Registration opens the first Tuesday of each month at 4pm for the
upcoming month. No Class 11/11/15, 11/23 - 27, 12/21/15 - 1/11/16.
Monthly
September & October

Days Time Age 49 & Under Age 50+
Mon/Wed 10 - 11am $35/$45NR $27/$30NR
$35/$45NR $27/$30NR
Mon/Wed 11am - Noon

General Estate Planning Workshop November - January

Days Time Age 49 & Under Age 50+
Tues/Thurs 4 - 5pm $45/$55NR $33/$43NR
An Attorney from The Law Office of Paulla Hyatt-McIntire will be
FREE at the Senior Center to discuss various legal topics concerning
estate planning and elder law. Space is limited. Please call
822-4608 for reservations.

Mondays 10:30 - 11:30am

November 2 & January 4

Hearing Aid Service & Maintenance

FREE Join Don Collins as he discusses the importance of care and
maintenance of your hearing aid(s).

Monday 11:15am - 12:15pm
November 16

Colds: Myths and Truths

FREE Marisa Graham, Interim Health Care, will be discussing the
various myths and truths to those nasty colds.

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SENIOR SERVICES

AARP Smart Drivers Course for Seniors Genealogy Show and Tell

In two half-day sessions, participants will review changes that occur with age We encourage you to bring hard copy or laptops and share your genealogy
that affect how you deal with traffic, freeway driving, road hazards and accident discoveries and resources. Tips and techniques for beginning your genealogy as
prevention. It is suggested that you check with your personal insurance company well as how, when and where to record memoirs will be presented. Experienced
to see if they offer a discount. Pre-registration is required and class size is limited. genealogists will be available to mentor beginners.

Tuesday & Thursday 11:30am - 3:30pm Monday 9:30 - 11am

October 6 & 8 OR January 19 & 21 October 19, November 16, December 21, January 18

Instructors: David Gomes or Richard Dettmer Free with Activity Card

$15 AARP Members/$20 Non-Members Senior Center Resource Fair

(Payable by check or money order to AARP)

AARP Smart Drivers - Refresher Course FREE Learn about the many resources for seniors that the City of Yuba
City has to offer. Vendors will include: housing, assisted living,
food programs, legal services, transportation, Medicare, health
This is a one-day refresher course for those people who have taken the 8-hour and insurance. You don’t want to miss out on having all this information in one
class within the last four years. The certificate is still good for 3 years. Pre- location!
registration is required and class size is limited.
Thursday 8am - 1pm
Thursday, November 12 11:30am - 3:30pm
November 5
Instructors: David Gomes or Richard Dettmer

$15 AARP Members/$20 Non-Member Christmas Tree Lighting and Potluck

Monthly Evening Dance Mark your calendar and come help us start the holiday season with our tree
lighting! We’ll cook the turkey and dressing, you bring a side dish, salad or
Join us on dates listed below to get back into the swing of things! Please bring a dessert to share. Enjoy a delicious dinner and holiday entertainment. Sign-up by
snack to share with everyone. Monday, November 30.

Fridays 6 - 9pm Wednesday 5:30 - 7pm

October 9, November 13, December 11, January 8 December 9

$6/person and a snack to share Free with Activity Card and a side dish, salad or dessert to share.

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Games at the Senior Center

Games at the Senior Center need an Activity Card unless otherwise noted. Yuba City Senior Center, 777 Ainsley Avenue, Yuba City, CA 95991, (530) 822-4608. All
times listed are approximate.

Activity Day Time Notes
Billiards (Pool) Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm

Bingo Friday 6:30pm $10 buy-in for 10 cards (1 packet)
No Bingo 12/25 or 1/1 Doors open at 5pm Refreshments served

Bridge Tuesday & Friday 11:45am - 3pm Knowledge necessary

Hand-N-Foot Wednesday 10:30am - 3pm All skill levels welcome

Pinochle

Single Deck Tuesday & Friday 11:30am - 3:30pm Basic knowledge

Double Deck Tuesday & Friday 11:30am - 3:30pm Knowledge necessary

Evening Monday 4:45 - 9pm Knowledge necessary

Lessons Tuesday & Friday Call for time Additional $3

Mahjong Monday 11:30am - 3pm

Fitness

Class Dates Day(s) Time R NR Instructor
Morning Yoga October 5 - 28 Monday/Wednesday 8 - 9am $32 $36 Lynne Bennett
Enhance flexibility, balance and endurance while releasing inner stress. November 2 - 30* $32 $36 Gretchen Eggen
*No Class 11/11, 1/18 December 2 - 23 Monday/Wednesday 8 - 9am $28 $31 Gretchen Eggen
Somatic Movement Therapy January 4 - 27* $28 $31 Beth Boucher
Relieve your tight muscles, increase your flexibility, balance, range of October 5 - 28 Thursday 10 - 11am $32 $36 Beth Boucher
motion and your quality of life! *No Class 11/11, 1/18 November 2 - 30* $32 $36 Beth Boucher
T’ai Chi/Chi Kung December 2 - 23 Monday/Wednesday 9 - 10am $28 $31
Series of gentle movements to create a meditative form of exercise to January 4 - 27* $28 $31
enhance physical and spiritual health benefits. October 1 - 29 Tuesday/Thursday 8 - 9am $25 $28
Body Toning November 5 - 19 $15 $17
Strengthen muscle groups and firm abs, arms and thighs December 3 - 17 Tuesday/Thursday 9 - 10am $15 $17
*No Class 11/11, 1/18 January 7 - 28 $20 $22
Fit Ball October 5 - 28 Monday/Wednesday 10 - 11am $16 $18
Condition core muscles, improve posture, balance, coordination and November 2 - 30* $16 $18
flexibility. December 2 - 9 $6 $7
Fitness After 50 January 4 - 27* $16 $18
Cardio to increase heart rate and get your blood flowing. October 1 - 29 $27 $30
Work at own skill level. November 3 - 24 $21 $23
Country Line Dance December 1 - 10 $12 $13
Learn the latest steps to great music. January 5 - 28 $14 $16
October 1 - 29 $18 $20
November 3 - 24 $14 $16
December 1 - 10 $8 $9
January 5 - 28 $16 $18
Ongoing Activity Card

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Arts & Crafts

Class Dates Day Time R NR Instructor
Ceramics October 7 - 28 Wednesday 9 - 11:30am $20 $22 Jeanette Hale
*No Class 11/11 November 4 - 25* Tuesday $15 $17
December 2 - 23 Friday 1 - 4pm $20 $22 John Voter
Multi-Media January 6 - 27 Monday OR $20 $22 Gloria Walchesky
Medium is your choice. Must purchase own supplies. October 6 - 27 Friday 5:30 - 8pm $40 $45
November 3 - 24 9 - 11am $40 $45 Tamra Spoto
Beginning Watercolor December 1 - 22 $40 $45
Must purchase own supplies. January 5 - 26 1:30 - 5:30pm $40 $45
October 2 - 30 $45 $50
Pottery November 6 - 20 9 - 11:30am $27 $30
Studio Class, Ages: 18+ December 4 - 18 9 - 11:30am $27 $30
Must purchase own supplies. January 8 - 29 10am - 3:30pm $27 $30
*No Class 10/12, 1/18 October 5 - 26* $30 $34
Oil Painting November 2 - 16 $30 $34
Must purchase own supplies. December 7 - 14 $20 $22
Quilting & Needlecraft January 11 - 25* $20 $22
Must purchase own supplies. Ongoing
Knitting Activity Card
Must purchase own supplies.
Ongoing Friday Activity Card

Ongoing Tuesday Activity Card

Computer & Media Devices

Introduction to Media Devices/Computers
The smart phones, tablets and kindles are fun, easy-to-use devices that will open the world to you in a new and exciting way. Our instructor will show you how simple
it is to communicate with friends, and enjoy your favorite music, books, photos, movies and lectures with these lightweight, wireless wonders.

Class Dates Day Time R NR Instructor
Beginning Computer & Intermediate Computer Available by appointment only. Call 822-4608. $40 $45 Buzz Jones
*Priced per hour.

iPhone Smartphone & iPad Class November 12 - January 14 Thursday 1 - 3pm $20 $22 Buzz Jones
*Private appointments available. Priced above.

Android Smartphone & Tablet Class October 8 - December 10 Thursday 1 - 3pm $20 $22 Buzz Jones
*Private appointments available. Priced above.

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C I T Y TDRAIYP ST R I P S

City-Sponsored Day Trips Historic Folsom Holiday Home Tour

All trips leave from the Yuba City Senior Center parking lot located at 777 Historic Folsom Holiday Home Tour features nine charming historic sites
Ainsley Avenue, Yuba City. Out of state trips excluded. Please register decorated for the holidays, a lovely art and hand-crafted holiday gift boutique at
in person for trips. Trip Refund Policy - Trips that include ticketed the Murer House, musical entertainment and an opportunity to enjoy the season
events will only be refunded if notification is received 7 days in advance, as you step back in time.
the spot can be filled and it does not drop the trip below the minimum Saturday 8:30am - 3pm
number of participants needed. Sign-up Day: Tuesday, October 20, 7am. December 12
Fee: $42

Vacaville Premium Outlets Shopping

Join us for some holiday shopping at the Vacaville Premium Outlets as well as
a no-host lunch. Remember, Tuesdays have 50-Plus Shopper Perks! If you are
at least 50 years of age you can take advantage of an added 10% savings on
Tuesdays.
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
December 15
Fee: $25

Global Winter Wonderland at Cal Expo

Global Winter Wonderland is the largest lantern festival outside of China, and
Sacramento has been chosen as the only city in the country to host the annual
Global Winter Wonderland. It will span across 17 acres at Cal Expo with vibrant
light displays, carnival games, an international food court, holiday shopping and
exciting entertainment. There will be a no-host dinner.
December 17 4:30pm - 9pm
Fee: $25
Thursday
Annie Guild Quilt Show
Pippin
There will be almost 200 quilters and quilt artists sharing quilts, talents and other
quilt-related activities. See the Opportunity Quilt, the vendors and much more! Sacramento Broadway
Saturday 9am - 4pm
November 7 Broadway’s high-flying, death-defying hit musical is full of extraordinary
acrobatics, wondrous magical feats and soaring songs from the composer of
Fee: $35 Wicked. Pippin will lift you up and leave you smiling. Winner of 4 Tony Awards.

Underground Sacramento Tour Sunday 12:15pm - 6pm
January 3
Fee: $80
Tour guides explain how the streets and buildings were “Jacked Up!” to avoid
further flooding as visitors explore two spaces that were created by the city’s
successful raising process. This historical tour includes hollow sidewalks, sloped
alleyways, and the underground spaces themselves. Price includes admission
into the Sacramento History Museum and time for a no-host lunch in Old Town
Sacramento after the tour.
Sunday 9:30am - 3pm
November 15
Fee: $36

Sacramento Harvest Festival

Holiday shopping, hundreds of vendors, exciting entertainment, unique food
inspiration for Thanksgiving and much more! Entertainment features Sister Swing,
Fargo Brothers Band, Eddie the Elf and Mama Claus.
Friday 9am - 5pm
November 20
Fee: $26 Photo by Terry Shapiro

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TRIPS

Oakdale Cheese Tour Collette Vacation Tours

Meet Oakdale cheese makers, watch cheese being made and enjoy handcrafted Get a sneak peek at some upcoming fabulous tours!
cheese, wine and gourmet specialties under the willow trees. Satisfy a sweet tooth
with treats from the bakery, savor a delicious lunch (included) and shop for fine Brochures are available at the Yuba City Senior Center
specialties and gifts at the Specialty Market + Bakery.

Saturday 8am - 4pm Exciting Tours Coming in 2016 Exciting Tours Coming in 2017
January 9
Fee: $39 ★★ Canadian Rockies (7/2016) ★★ Spectacular South Africa (1/2017)
★★ Scotland (9/2016) ★★ French Riviera (3/2017)
Thunder Valley Casino ★★ Washington, D.C. (10/2016) ★★ Heart of the South (4/2017)
★★ San Antonio Christmas (12/2016)

Come join your fellow seniors for a trip to Thunder Valley Casino for a few hours Slide show on Thursday, November 5 at 10:30am.
of free play! Price includes buffet lunch.

Wednesday 8am - 3:30pm Tropical Costa Rica
January 20
$27 Lush forests and stunning waterfalls...exotic wildlife and endless coastlines...
Costa Rica is truly a slice of paradise. Highlights: San Jose, Coffee Plantation,
Cinderella Guanacaste, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Hanging Bridges, Arenal Volcano, Lake
Arenal Cruise, cooking demonstration, Cano Negro Refuge, Zarcero, National
Moscow Festival Ballet Theatre.
February 1 - 9, 2016
The timeless fairy tale ballet comes to the Potter Center this season to delight the Deposit Amount: $250/person (book now & save $100/person)
young and not-so-young alike. Its exquisite costumes, lush scenery, comical evil Final Payment Due: December 3, 2015
stepsisters and Prokofiev’s exuberant score make this one of the most beloved Single: $3,149/person Double: $2,599/person Triple: $2,569/person
ballets of all time. The jubilant production is the work of one of Russia’s most 9 Days, 14 Meals
esteemed ballet companies.
Southern Charm
Thursday 5:30 - 11:30pm
February 4 You will experience true southern hospitality and charm in South Carolina
Fee: $ 85 and Georgia. Highlights: Historic Charleston, Boone Hall Plantation, Beaufort,
Savannah, Factors Walk, Jekyll Island, St. Simons Island, St. Augustine.
IMAX - Adventures in Wild CA April 17 - 23, 2016
Deposit Amount: $880/person (book now & save $100/person)
Through a myriad of exciting and touching personal stories, this film reveals how Final Payment Due: February 16, 2016
the wild lifestyles of California culture are influenced by the untouched wilderness Single: $2,899/person Double: $2,399/person Triple: $2,369/person
that surrounds them. It is a virtual expedition that sends audiences careening 7 Days, 9 Meals
down an icy, steep mountain face with snowboarders; twirling on thermals above
the clouds with sky surfers; swimming though the oceans with otters and much
more! Lunch is included and will be at the Old Spaghetti Factory.

Thursday 8:30am - 3:30pm
February 11
Fee: $40

The Yuba City Senior Center
needs volunteers!

Spend a few afternoons each week having fun while helping
the community! The Senior Center needs volunteers to assist
with answering phones and taking registration. You will also
be able to interact with seniors as they participate in various
programs on-site. Contact the Senior Center at 822‑4608 for
more information about this exciting opportunity!

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