city of campbell fall 2013 activity guide

City of CampbellRecReation activity Guide and Campbell Profile-Newsletter

Fall 2013September - December

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and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm at City Hall, 70 North First Street. Re-broadcasts can be viewed on the City’s cable station on Channel 26.

RECREATION DEpARTmENT DIRECTORyCampbell Community Center - Recreation Office1 W. Campbell Avenue, C-31, Campbell, 95008

OFFICE HOURSMonday - Thursday 8:00 am - 5:30 pmFriday 8:00 am - 5:00 pmSaturday/Sunday Closed

Adult Center (50 yrs+ programs) (408) 866-2146Adult Lunch Program (408) 866-2764Class Registrations (408) 866-2104Community Center Rentals (408) 866-2138Community Center Leasing (408) 866-2192Field Conditions Hotline (408) 866-2769Historical Museum (408) 866-2119Heritage Theatre (408) 866-2700Park Reservations (408) 866-2104Recreation/Community Center Fax (408) 374-6965TTY for hearing impaired (408) 871-5104

CAMPBELL CITY COUNCILEvan Low, MayorRich Waterman, Vice Mayor Jason BakerJeffrey CristinaMichael Kotowski

The Campbell Community Center is accessible by VTA Bus Lines #26 and #60

and Mountain View - Winchester Light Rail service

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RECREATION ACTIvITy GuIDE & CAmpBELL pROFILE Publication & Distribution

The Recreation Activity Guide and Campbell Profile/Newsletter is published three times a year. All Campbell residents should receive one by U.S. mail. Non-residents may request a one-year subscription of the Activity Guide by mailing a check for $5 payable to the City of Campbell with your name, address and home phone number to:

City of Campbell Recreation Department1 W. Campbell Avenue, C-31

Campbell, CA 95008The guide will be mailed prior to important registration deadlines. Additional copies of the current guide are available at City Hall, Campbell Library, and the Recreation Office. You can also view the guide online at: www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation

Throughout the activity guide, when you see this symbol next to a class, it indicates that participating in this activity, you will raise your heart rate and increase your level of physical activity in your daily life. We hope you choose some of the fun classes you see in this guide to help you and your family make healthy choices!

YOUTH & TEENS (CONT.)Music Lessons 23

Oktoberfest 5K Run 49

Sewing 24

Skateboarding - Skate Park 29

Soccer Just4Kicks classes 27

Tennis 26

Volleyball 25

Wave Swim Team 30

WiNTER BREAK ART CAMPS 22

ADULTAquatics 34

Art 45

Boot Camps 35

Computers 48

Cooking 47

CPR Certification 46

Dance 43

Dog Obedience 46

Drop-in Fitness Program 33

Emergency Preparedness 46

Fitness Classes 33-39

Landscaping 47

Judo/Ju-Jitsu 41

Music Lessons 44


Pilates 37

Sewing 24

Spinning 36

Sports Leagues 41

Tennis 42

Trips - Kayak/Hike 40

Volleyball 41

Yoga 38-39

Zumba Gold 36

ADULT CENTER FOR 50 & BETTERGeneral information 50

Fitness Classes 51-54

Special interest Classes 52-54

Services 50

Trips 55-56

CAMPBELL PROFiLE 1-6

AiNSLEY HOUSE & MUSEUM 12-13

HERiTAGE THEATRE 8-10

GENERAL INFORMATIONCity Parks 57-58

Community Center Rentals 60-61

Library 24

Local Groups 59

Director’s Message 7

REGISTRATION INFORmATION 63-65Refund/Transfer Policy 59

Volunteer Services 59

Youth Scholarship information 59

SPECIAL EVENTSCalendar of Events 11

Citywide Garage Sale 15

Kids Night at the CCC 16


Spooky Night at the Museum 13

Storytime with Santa 16

PRE-SCHOOL - TODDLERArt 18

Cheer/Gymnastics 20

Dance 19

Fun For Little Ones 17

Movement Classes 18

Music Together 17

Parent and Toddler Time 17

Pre-school 17

Soccer Classes 27

YOUTH & TEENArt 21-22, 31

Basketball 28

Babysitting, CPR & First Aid 31

Cheer/Gymnastics 20

Dance 19

Driver’s Ed 31

Engineering/Electronics 24

Futsal indoor Soccer 25

Karate - Judo/Ju Jitsu 25

Kids Night at the CCC 16

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Vol. 102, Fall 2013City News For ResidentsP R O F I L EP R O F I L E

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Campbell Street Sweeping Services

Street sweeping helps remove debris that collects in the gutters. This debris includes litter, leaves, and heavy metals that come from cars (e.g., brake pads, exhaust, etc.). Without street sweeping, this debris would wash into the storm drain system and flow untreated into our local creeks and ultimately the Bay. Litter, leaves, and yard waste left along the street can also block storm drain inlets which may result in flooding of the street.

With new developments in technology, street sweepers have become very efficient and effective and are considered to be a cost-effective means of helping to prevent water pollution. Additionally, removal of the street debris helps keep our neighborhoods clean.

Service Level Restoration: As part of the City’s 2010 Budget Correction Strategy, service levels for street sweeping were reduced by 50%, decreasing the neighborhood service from twice per month to once per month. As of August 5, 2013, an increase to the current street sweeping schedule will take effect.

The City has identified additional resources which will allow the City to resume its full street sweeping services to the previous levels of the residential neighborhoods twice per month, commercial sweeping once per week and the downtown streets twice per week. (Continued on Page 5)

Campbell’s Annual Garage Sale - Just Around the Corner!

Save the date, October 12, 2013 for this year’s Annual Community Garage Sale. For more information and to sign-up for this City-wide event please see page 15 of the Activity Guide.

Why House Numbers are Important

Take a look at your house from the street. Is it obvious what your address is? Are your house numbers large enough to be visible from the

street? Do the numbers contrast sufficiently from the color of your walls? Is there vegetation growing in front of it that may be blocking visibility of your house numbers? Are there any house numbers at all?

Even in these days where GPS devices help find addresses, it is still very important for each property to be easily identifiable for those trying to reach your location. It could be a friend coming over for the first time or it could be police or fire responding to an emergency at your home.

We ask all property owners (residential and commercial) to take a minute to evaluate your property identifier (address numbers). If your home or commercial building address is easy to identify, pat yourself on the back. if not, please do something to improve its visibility. This is an inexpensive means of helping to protect your property and your loved ones.

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Can I Sell Home-Baked Goods?A recent State law has paved the way to allow small-scale home-based food preparation (“Cottage Food”) businesses to prepare low-risk food items at home for off-site sale. A Campbell business license and Home Occupation Permit will be required. You will need to demonstrate that you have the necessary Santa Clara County Department of Environmental Health clearance to proceed. Extensive information can be found on the Health Department website at: http://www.sccgov.org. Related business licensing questions can be directed to Planning staff at (408) 866-2140 or via email at [email protected].

Join One of the World’s Largest Volunteer Events!Cleanup Day - September 21, 2013


Message FroM The CiTy Manager

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the fall edition of the Campbell Profile. Published three times per year, the purpose of the newsletters is to inform residents about the progress of various City projects and to provide general information about City services and programs.

I am pleased to say that we completed fiscal 2013 in a surplus position, much of which will go towards replenishing our economic fluctuations and capital improvement reserves. In addition, based on our preliminary look at this year’s budget, the City is projecting to finish fiscal 2014 in the black as well. This is a testament to how the City Council and its staff budget conservatively and work well together toward a common goal.

We accomplished numerous projects last year and developed policy initiatives that benefit Campbell residents. A sampling of the major accomplishments are highlighted below:

City Manager’s Department

Modified City’s Purchasing Policy to discourage polystyrene purchases for City operations •and events.

Successfully completed a City update of the Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan •and associated community meetings.

Coordinated the “ribbon cutting” event of Cambrian 36 and Central Park neighborhoods •annexation into Campbell.

Recreation & Community Services

Celebrated the 25• th anniversary of the Campbell Community Center and highlighted community groups and individuals who played a critical role in fostering the Campbell Recreation Community.

Finance

Received the Government Finance Officers Association Certificate of Excellence in Financial •Reporting for the FY 2012 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report.

Completed a State of California Board of Equalization sales tax audit which resulted in no •findings.

Completed a State Controller’s Office Gas Tax audit with no negative findings.•

Community Development

Dell Avenue Area Plan•

Conducted a City Council Study Session to identify issues in order to assist staff’s o preparation of a Request for Proposal (RFP);

Prepared the draft RFP and obtained City Council approval to circulate the RFP.o

Updated the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. (• Continued on Page 6)


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Authorized issuance of a • Request For Proposal for financial audit servicesCongra• tulated Pam Finch on being selected 2012 Citizen of the YearCongratulated Yellow Checker Cab •Company on being selected 2012 Business of the YearSupported Earth Hour 2013•

Supported Wyland National Mayor’s •Challenge for Water Conservation

AprilMayor Low presented award certificates •to thirteen honorees of the “2013 Campbell Women of Distinction”Authorized Building Official to execute •agreement with West Coast Code Consultants for building permit review services for the Bay West Apartment and mixed use project at 1677 S. Bascom AvenueApproved solicitation of bids and •authorized City Engineer to award contract for Collector and Residential Streets Rehabilitation ProjectHeld a Study Session to review •FY 2014 Program Overviews and WorkplansAccepted an award by California Park •and Recreation Society for Stojanovich Family ParkApproved Live Entertainment Permit for •Regale Wine Bar, 400 East Campbell AvenueAccepted improvements for Campbell •Avenue Resurfacing Phase II ProjectAuthorized staff to proceed with •development of single-use carryout bag ordinanceAuthorized submittal of proposed •2013/14 Storm Water Management Program budget to West Valley Sanitation DistrictApproved submittal of grant application •to Kaiser Permanente Community Benefit Program for obesity prevention related activitiesAdopted FY 2014 Schedule of Fees •and Charges

MayConducted a Council Priority Setting •WorkshopHeld a Study Session on the •proposed FY 2014 budget and Capital Improvement PlanProclaimed the month of May as •“Historic Preservation Month”Declared May as “Older Americans •Month” in the City of Campbell and presented a proclamation to the Busy Hands/Caring Hearts Group to express appreciation for the contribution they make to the communityDeclared the week of May 19-25, •2013 as National Public Works WeeksApproved update to City’s FY 2013 •Investment PolicyHeld Second Reading of amended •provisions to the Campbell Municipal Code’s Business License Tax rateAuthorized the City Engineer to •execute a contract change order for radar speed feedback signs projectApproved Second Reading of a •municipal code text amendment for Undergrounding UtilitiesAdopted a Resolution declaring •results of the special annexation electionApproved the Transpor ta t ion •Development Act Article 3 grant applications for FY 2014Held Second Reading of Ordinance •2168 levying special tax lien for Community Facilities District #1Authorized program submittal for •Arterial System Synchronization grant application for East Hamilton Avenue/Meridian Avenue Traffic Signal Timing ProjectAdopted a resolution authorizing •the City Engineer to negotiate and execute a contract for public art for the East Campbell Avenue Portals ProjectApproved the Civic Improvement •C o m m i s s i o n ’ s f u n d i n g recommendations for the FY 2014 and FY 2015 Social Services Subgrants

JuneAwarded the audit services contract •to White Nelson Diehl Evans, LLPAuthorized purchase of supplies, •equipment and material from the State of California for FY 2014Endorsed the Spring Festival Silicon •Valley 2014 program presented by the Chinese Performing Arts of AmericaApproved City Council Strategic Plan •and PrioritiesApproved application for San Jose •Firefighter ’s Burn Foundation’s “Firefighters’ Chili Cook-off” in Campbell Downtown on Saturday, August 17, 2013

Held a Study Session on the Housing •Element Update

Accepted resignation of Planning •Commissioner John Razumich

Authorized tenth amendment to the •Master Agreement with Compass Group USA/Bateman Division to provide catered meals for the Senior Nutrition Program for FY 2014

Designated July as “National Parks •and Recreation Month”

Supported County Library parcel tax •extension

Accepted donations totaling $45,000 •from the Campbell Historical Museum & Ainsley House Foundation

Accepted a donation of $26,000 from •the Friends of the Heritage Theatre

Renewed the contract with Custom •Vending Systems for vending machine services at City facilities

Authorized sole source purchase of •two traffic video detection systems

Introduced an ordinance adding a •Chapter on reusable bags

Adopted the FY 2014 Operating and •Capital Improvement BudgetsApproved Second Reading of an •ordinance amending the Campbell Municipal Code pertaining to tree protection regulations

For additional information about these and other actions taken by Council, please visit the City Clerk section on the City’s website, www.cityofcampbell.com, under ‘Agendas and Minutes’.


What is a Planning Commission?

Unless you have developed property or started a business requiring a Use Permit, you may have no idea what a Planning Commission is and what it does.

The City of Campbell is well served by its Planning Commission, which is comprised of seven residents of the City who volunteer their time and expertise to review new developments proposed within the community. Twice a month at 7:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays, the Planning Commission meets to conduct public hearings on projects. Projects can be as simple as a residential addition, a Use Permit for a new restaurant, a sign program, or they can be more complex such as subdivisions of land; multiple unit housing developments, new hotels or commercial centers. One important aspect of the Commission’s review is to verify a project’s compliance with the City’s General Plan and Zoning regulations as well as to determine a project is not environmentally damaging to the community. Many projects are categorically exempt from environmental review due to the limited scope of the proposal while others require Initial Studies and EIR’s (Environmental Impact Reports) with measures to correct or reduce any potential impacts.

Commissioners apply, are interviewed and appointed by the City Council to serve four-year terms. Some Commissioners serve a single four-year term while others seek reappointment for second and sometimes third terms. Terms of office for members of the Planning Commission end in August on a rotating basis. In August 2013, three members’ terms will expire.

The City Clerk accepts applications from any Campbell resident who may want to seek appointment to serve on one of the City’s Advisory Boards and Commissions. In addition to the Planning Commission with its seven members, the other Advisory Boards and Commissions include:

Historic Preservation Board• (5 members)

Parks and Recreation Commission• (7 members)

Civic Improvement Commission• (7 members)

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee• (5 members)

Rental Increase Fact Finding Committee• (5 members).

Additional information, including a list of pending vacancies and application forms, can be found on the City’s website: http://www.cityofcampbell.com/CityClerk/BoardsCommissions.htm.

Campbell Street Sweeping Services(Continued from Page 1)

If you live in the area of:

East of Winchester Boulevard between Hamilton and • Camden Avenues, and Hamilton and Leigh Avenues (North County Pocket areas), your street will be swept the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month;

West of San Tomas Expressway between Campbell and • Sunnyoaks Avenues (with a westerly boundary of Abbey Lane and Virginia Avenue), just east of Highway 17, south of Camden Avenue, the White Oaks, Longfellow Holmes (South County Pocket areas), the recently annexed Cambrian 36 and Central Park Drive Neighborhood, your street will be swept the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month;

North of Hamilton Avenue and east of San Tomas • Expressway and south of Hamilton Avenue, between San Tomas Expressway and Winchester Boulevard, your street will be swept the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month;

North of Campbell Avenue and west of San Tomas • Expressway, and south of Campbell Avenue in the area bounded by Kim Louise Drive, Bucknall Road and Fulton Street, your street will be swept the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month;

West of Virginia Avenue and south of Vanderbilt Drive and • east-west portion of San Tomas Aquino Road and South of Sunnyoaks Avenue and west of Winchester Boulevard, your street will be swept the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

An efficient and successful street sweeping program is dependent on the support of neighborhood residents, business owners, tenants, and property owners’ adjacent to street sweeping service areas.

Here are some ways you can assist the City with effective street sweeping services:

Remember to move your vehicles on your scheduled • sweeping day so that the street sweeper can have access to sweep the gutter pan and adjacent pavement;

Keep streets clean by not raking, piling, or blowing debris, • leaves, or tree branches into the street or the storm drain systems;

Place your leaves and yard trimmings in the tote carts • provided by your garbage collector;

Carts are available in 35, 65, or 95 gallon sizes. To • request an additional yard trimming cart or change to a different size cart, contact West Valley Collection and Recycling Services at (408) 283-9250;

Report any low hanging branches so that the street • sweeper can reach your curb area.

For questions or concerns regarding the street sweeping schedule or services, please contact the Public Works Maintenance Division at (408) 866-2145, during business hours, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday.


Public Safety

Implemented Predictive Policing (PREDPOL) software •to assist the patrol division in more effectively allocating resources to prevent and reduce crime.

Secured grant funding from ABC to conduct “Shoulder-•tap” undercover enforcement operations focused on reducing underage purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages.

Conducted several tobacco sales sting operations in •an effort to reduce the usage and purchase of tobacco products by minors.

Implemented a Police Explorer Post including the •recruitment, selection, and training of youth in our community interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement.

Participated in the “Best In The West SWAT” competition •against 29 other SWAT teams from throughout the state, taking home a third place team award for combined combat course as well as winning the “Top Gun Award”.

Public Works

Completed Campbell Avenue Resurfacing Phase II Project •from Hunt Way to Jeffers Way.

Coordinated and assisted with the completion of the main •trench installation phase of Underground Utility District #9.

Completed planning phase of Hacienda Avenue Green •Street Improvement Project and adopted Hacienda Avenue Green Street Standards.

Designed and expedited the installation of twenty Americans •with Disabilities Act accessibility ramps at various locations within the City.

Received an “Award of Excellence” for Park Planning at •the California Park and Recreation Society (CPRS) State Annual Awards Program for the Stojanovich Family Park project.

Installed over 30 signs for the Radar Speed Feedback •Signs Project.

Secured over $4.5 million in transportation grant funds •for various projects including a $3.7 million One Bay Area Grant (OBAG) for the Campbell Avenue Portals Project (Construction Phase).

Processed the permit for the Merrill Gardens mixed use •development at 2105 Winchester Blvd., consisting of 127 senior living units and approximately 17,000 s.f. of commercial space.

Processed the permit issuance for the Penny Lane mixed •use development at 655 W Hamilton Avenue, consisting of 108 residential units and approximately 11,000 s.f. of commercial space.

Processed the permit for the Bay West Development •mixed use project at 1677 S. Bascom Avenue, consisting of 168 residential units and 15,000 s.f. of commercial space.

Began development of an ordinance for restrictions on •single-use carryout bags.

Coordinated the City’s participation in the Wyland •Foundation National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation, with Campbell finishing 4th nationwide in its population category.

Public Works Maintenance obtained three electric •vehicles with attractive lease incentives and State rebates which made the electric vehicles affordable.

As you can see, we were busy last year and look forward to achieving more. What’s on our plate in fiscal 2014? Here’s a summary of what we’ll be working on to make improvements:

Explore methods to enhance economic development.•

Integrate Council Priorities from the May work session.•

Develop strategies to increase the participation rates of •seniors in the 50-65 age group.

Launch the City’s new website!•

Develop the Dell Avenue Area Plan to establish development •standards and guidelines to attract and retain high tech businesses.

Present a class to members of the Campbell Community •related to the responsible ownership of firearms.

Provide support for collection, recycling and composting •programs.

Replace the roof on the main gym at the Campbell •Community Center.

Paint the exterior of the Ainsley House.•

As Campbell’s new City Manager, I look forward to maintaining quality services and programs which our residents, businesses and visitors deserve.

Please take a moment to read the articles of general information contained in this Profile newsletter.

Sincerely,

Mark LinderCity Manager

Message from City Manager (Continued from Page 3)

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Thank you for welcoming me to Campbell! i joined the City of Campbell in June as Recreation and Community Services Director. i have truly enjoyed meeting many Campbell residents through programs at Campbell Community Center, summer camps at John D. Morgan Park and at the Summer Concert Series. Campbell is a wonderful community and i am thrilled to be a part of it.

i am passionate about the importance of Recreation and Community Services in our lives. You may have heard of the “Parks Make Life Better” slogan which was developed by the California Parks and Recreation Society. i believe this is what Recreation programs are all about—making lives better through Play, Nature, Exercise and Gathering Spaces for friends and neighbors. i encourage you to take part in upcoming community activities such as the Oktoberfest Fun Run/Walk, classes for all ages at the Community Center, tours at the Campbell Historical Museum, visits to the Ainsley House and shows at the Heritage Theatre. Make time to do something fun for yourself this fall!

Speaking of the fall, i am very excited to announce that we are upgrading to a new online registration system. ActiveNetworks will provide improved online registration as well as meet increased data security standards for customers using credit cards. A modest fee increase is necessary to accommodate the transaction fees of the new registration system. Campbell residents will continue to have a discount on recreation classes and will receive facility rental discounts as well.

i invite you to create a new ActiveNetworks account by visiting our website: www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation. Select the tab “Recreation Online Registration” and then click “Create an Account” to complete the process.

Recreation & Community Services staff members have been working hard to improve the online registration process so that it will be easier for customers to register for classes and activities. I hope you find the improved registration system and increased security features helpful.

Again, thank you for making me feel welcome over the last few weeks. i look forward to working with you and talking more about the ways that “Parks Make Life Better” here in the City of Campbell. Kind regards,

Regina MaurantonioRecreation & Community Services Director

EMERGENCY .......................................................................911Adult Center 50+ ................................................(408) 866-2146Animal Control (Silicon Valley) ...........................(408) 764-0344Building Department .......................................... (408) 866-2130Business Licenses ..............................................(408) 866-2174City Clerk ........................................................... (408) 866-2117City Manager ..................................................... (408) 866-2125Community Center Facility Rentals ....................(408) 866-2138Community Development. ..................................(408) 866-2140Finance Department ........................................... (408) 866-2111Fire (Santa Clara County)...................................(408) 378-4010Graffiti Hotline .................................................... (408) 866-2191Heritage Theatre .................................................(408) 866-2700

CITy OF CAmpBELL DIRECTORy OF CITy SERvICESHuman Resources/Personnel............................ (408) 866-2122Library.................................................................(408) 866-1991Museum .............................................................. (408) 866-2119Parks Maintenance ............................................ (408) 866-2145Police (Non-Emergency) ................................... (408) 866-2121Public Works/Engineering ................................. (408) 866-2150Public Works/Service Center ............................. (408) 866-2145Recreation Department ......................................(408) 866-2104Street Light Hotline .............................................(408) 866-2781T.D.D. Hearing impaired .....................................(408) 866-2790Traffic Signals .....................................................(408) 866-2145Volunteer Services............................................. (408) 866-2196

Heritage Theatre (408) 866-27008

HERITAGE THEATRE

HERITAGE THEATRE BOx OFFICE

(408) 866-2700

www.heritagetheatre.org

The Heritage Theatre Box Office is located at the front of the Heritage Theatre in the Campbell Community Center, 1 W. Campbell Avenue, Campbell, CA 95008.

upCOmING EvENTSThe list below indicates all public shows/events booked for the fall season at the Heritage Theatre at the time of publication. Please visit www.heritagetheatre.org for the most current list of upcoming events.

Regular Box Office Hours:Tuesday - Thursday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Friday 9:00 am - 5:30 pmSaturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Event/Show Dates: One hour before showtime

if events are ticketedAuGuST22 USCiS Naturalization Ceremonies26 Ebay Team Meeting28 Campbell Chamber of Commerce and Schumacher & Walker insurance presents their symposium: Pulling Back the Curtain on Health Care Reform31 Maithry presents: Maithry Onam Celebrations - A Harvest Festival

SEpTEmbER4-5 Temple Emanu-El High Holy Days12 Whole Foods Market Team Meeting13-14 Temple Emanu-El High Holy Days18-19 AOC-CA Ballet15 Opening Pandora’s Box: Stories of Truth & Hope19 USCiS Naturalization Ceremonies21 Amit Ranganathan Arangetram25 USCiS Naturalization Ceremonies26 Santa Clara County Office of Education: Teacher Recognition Ceremony

OcTObER5 Saratoga Rotary presents: An Evening with Pasquale Esposito, italian Tenor19 indian Health Center of Silicon Valley 7th Annual Comedy Jam25 HeritageTheatrepresents:RickSpringfield

NOvEmbER 2 Junior League of Silicon Valley presents: Silicon Valley Trivia Challenge14 Warren Miller: Ticket to Ride16 iiT Diwali17 Aerodance presents: Aerovaganza22-24 South Bay Dance Center: Coppelia

October 5 An Evening with Pasquale Esposito

December 14 Warren Miller - Ticket to Ride

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Heritage Theatre (408) 866-2700

RENTAL INFORmATIONThe Heritage Theatre and the adjacent Garden Courtyard are available for community and corporate rentals. The Theatre Use Policy and Schedule of Fees & Charges are available on the City’s website www.cityofcampbell.com. For an appointment to view the facility or to obtain an estimate of charges for your event, please contact Theatre Manager, Kristyn Jacobson at (408) 866-2797 or [email protected].

The campbell Heritage Theatre features:800 seats (600 orchestra, 200 balcony)• State-of-the-art sound and lighting equipment• Backstage area with three dressing rooms and a Green room• Garden Courtyard adjacent to the Theatre for receptions• Professional House and Technical Staff to work with you to make • your event the very best that it can be

vOLuNTEERSJoin our wonderful team of volunteers for our upcoming 2011/2012 productions! Volunteers specialize in a variety of areas such as ticket taking, ushering, greeters and more! Volunteer applications and detailed information about our Volunteer Program can be found on-line at www.heritagetheatre.org or contact our Volunteer Coordinator at 408-871-5127.

Awards Ceremony • Comedy Show• Concert or Recital • Dance Performance• Musical Performance • Public or Private Meeting• Seminar or Presentation • Variety Show•

CONSIDER THE HERITAGE THEATRE FOR yOuR NExT EvENT!

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Join us for a reception before the ‘Under the Streetlamp’ show to celebrate the Heritage Theatre 10-Year Anniversary with hors d’oevres & drinks. Tickets: $30 when purchased with show ticket; $40 reception only ticket

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AuGuST12 SigninandpreviewourNEWREGISTRATIONSITE!www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation27 Fall Campbell Resident Registration Begins (408) 866-210428 Fall Open Registration Begins (408) 866-2104

SEpTEmBER2 Labor Day - City Offices Closed7 Let’s Move, Let’s Play Event Cancelled 9 Campbell RecreationPre-school - First Day of School Year (408) 866-2104

OCTOBER5 Historical Downtown Campbell Walking Tour (408) 866-211912 City of Campbell City Wide Garage Sale (408) 866-214519 Oktoberfest 5K Run/Walk Campbell Park (408) 866-210419-20 Oktoberfest Weekend Festival Downtown Campbell (408) 378-625225 Spooky Night Museum Event Campbell Historical Museum (408) 866-211925 Heritage Theatre presents Rick Springfield (408) 866-2700

NOvEmBER28-29 Thanksgiving Holiday - City Offices Closed 29 Photos With Santa Claus Ainsley House (408) 866-211930 Holiday Tea & Tours Begin Ainsley House (408) 866-2757

DECEmBER1 Photos With Santa Claus Ainsley House (408) 866-21196, 7 Storytime with Santa (pre-reg required) Campbell Community Ctr (408) 866-210415, 19 Holiday Open House Ainsley House (408) 866-275721 Elves’ Fun Shop (pre-reg required) Campbell Community Ctr (408) 866-210424-Jan 1 Holiday Closure - City Offices Closed (re-open January 2, 2014)

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Heritage Theatre10-year Anniversary Celebration

12 Ainsley House & Campbell Historical Museum - (408) 866-2119

AINSLEy HOuSE

AINSLEy HOuSE & mORGAN GALLERy300 Grant Street, Campbell

(408) 866-2118

Built in 1925 as the home for Campbell canning pioneer J.C. Ainsley and his wife Alcinda, the Ainsley House is a 15-room beautifully restored English Tutor style home that transports the visitor to the bygone era of the 1920’s. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, the public is invited to join docent-led tours and events this holiday season!

Reserve the Ainsley House Garden for your Wedding or Special Event in 2014!

The Ainsley House Garden is a beautiful space to host your wedding or a memorable event. The flowers, trees and historic home offer the picture perfect back drop to any event. The grounds are available between May and mid-October. For rental pricing and more information, please contact Kerry Perkins at (408) 866-2718 or [email protected]

“Silver Bells, Silver Bells…it’s Christmas time at the Ainsley House”

Come enjoy the holidays at the Historic Ainsley House. in November the House will be transformed in a merry and festive home, as each room will be decorated for Christmas by a different designer or decorator. The Museum Foundation will host the popular Holiday Boutique inside the upper rooms in the Ainsley House, as well as inside the Carriage House. Don’t miss the opportunity to take part in special upcoming Ainsley House holiday events and unique shopping opportunities in the Boutique.

The Museum Foundation will hold their famous Holiday Tea and Tours on the following dates. November 30, December 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14. The Teas feature delicate sandwiches, holiday sweets, champagne or sparkling cider and a guided tour through the Ainsley House. The donation fee for the Tea and Tour is $35.00 (or $30.00 for museum members). Reservations can be made starting on September 1 for Museum Members and October 1 for the general public. Please call (408) 866-2757 for reservations or go to www.campbellmuseums.org for more information.

The Ainsley House will have two evening Open House events on Sunday, December 15 and Thursday, December 19th from 5:30-8:00 pm. Visitors can tour the decorated Ainsley House on their own, shop in the Holiday Boutique, listen to live music in the Ainsley House and enjoy tasty appetizers and beverages in the Carriage House. Tickets are $10.00 for Museum Members and $15.00 for general public.

Santa Claus is Coming to the Ainsley House!Join Santa Claus inside the Ainsley House on Friday, November 29 and Sunday, December 1 from 10:00 am-1:00 pm. Santa will be taking time out from his busy work load to meet boys and girls of all ages, gather Christmas wish lists and take holiday photos. Please bring your own camera. Pictures will not be supplied by the museum. Admission per family: $5.00 for museum members and $10.00 for the general public. For more information, please call (408) 866-2119.

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CAmpBELL HISTORICAL muSEum

Open Thursday-Sunday, noon to 4:00 pm(excluding public holidays)

GENERAL ADMiSSiON: $2.00FREE for Museum members and children under age 6

Combination tickets available to visit both historic sites. Tickets do not have to be used on the same day

The Campbell Historical Museum offers artifacts and memorabilia that help recall the vanishing world of Santa Clara Valley’s past. Visit a general store that served as the community center, examine a parlor scene with examples of decorative arts. Discover the roots of Campbell’s agricultural past in orchards and fruit processing and explore hometown music and drama in Campbell as early forms of recreation. “Please Touch” displays in each of the four thematic areas allow you to feel and get a closer glimpse into the Valley’s history.

CAmpBELL HISTORICAL muSEumLocated in the Old Fire House

51 N. Central Avenuecorner of Central Avenue & Civic Center Drive

Halloween Fun ~ ANotSoSPOOKYNight!

Friday, October 25The 11th annual “Spooky Night” is happening at the Historical Museum from 2:00-6:00 pm. Designed for families, the not so spooky, but lots of fun, event will be in conjunction with the Downtown Campbell Trick-or-Treat Night. We will have Halloween crafts and activities geared for children ages 2-11, but open for kids of all ages. The fee is $5/person participating in the crafts and FREE for Museum Members.

Walking Tour of Historic Downtown CampbellSaturday, October 5

Want to know more about the history of Campbell? Want to explore this rich community? Please join the Campbell Museum Foundation and the Historic Preservation Board for a walk though Campbell’s past. The day will begin at the Ainsley House with an introduction to Campbell’s history, then a walking tour will highlight downtown Campbell’s historical past. The tour will visit the Campbell Historical Museum firehouse and end in the Ainsley House garden with light refreshments and an open house tour of the Ainsley House. Please call (408) 866-2119 for more details, or the visit www.campbellmuseums.org.

Hands-on-HistoryCalling all class room teachers, Scout troops, after school programs, community groups, home-schoolers, and more….the Campbell Historical Museum and Ainsley House offers many different opportunities to get your history on! We have two field trip programs: Hands-on-History at the Campbell Historical Museum firehouse and History Detectives at the Ainsley House that run Mon-Fri from 9am-12pm. Admission fees are $6.00/child ($120.00 minimum for 20 students or fewer). We have four travelling rentable history trunks (Ohlone, Pioneers, Orchards & Canneries, and immigration) that are rented for $60.00/month. And, we also offer afternoon or weekend one hour tour and historical craft opportunities with admission fee of $6.00/child participating in the crafts. Reservation required. Please contact Kerry Perkins at (408) 866-2718 or [email protected].

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Sponsored by the Campbell Chamber of Commerce, Campbell’s own Oktoberfest will be held on October 19 and 20, 2013 and will showcase mouth-watering savory German foods including Bratwurst, sauerkraut, pretzels and German potato salad, a variety of beers and ales, over 100 fine artisans from all over the country and an impressive line-up of entertainment, including headliners, Alpiners USA.

Festival Times:10:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday

10:00 am to 5:00 pm on Sunday

Please contact Dave Perry at the Campbell Chamber for more information at (408) 378-6252 or www.campbellchamber.net

Ride the Light Rail to Downtown Campbell! Free parking in Downtown Parking Garages

20 th ANNUAL

OktOBERFEStA Taste Of Germany In Downtown Campbell

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Willkommen to the 2013 Oktoberfest Fun Run!

Start your Oktoberfest weekend off on the right “foot” at Campbell’s 6th annual Oktoberfest 5K Fun Run. Runners will enjoy the flat course and fall foliage on the popular Los Gatos Creek Trail adjacent to historical Downtown Campbell. This family-friendly event is perfect for both runners and walkers.

Registration is now open! RegisterbyFriday,October 11toreceiveafreeeventT-Shirtandgoodiebag. After this deadline, registration will only be available “Race Day” between 8:00-8:45 am the morning of the race. Please note: Race Day Registration will not include T-shirt or goodie bag.

Register today online, in-person, by fax, or mail.

Online registration and event forms available through www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation

$30 for Adults; $15 for ages 19 and under

Grab your lederhosen, lace up your shoes, and make the Oktoberfest Fun Run a Fall family tradition!

Saturday, October 19, 2013 at 9:00 am

Campbell Park(corner of Campbell Ave. & Gilman Ave.)

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City of Campbell’s Annual City Wide Garage SaleDon’t miss out! Join in the fun. Over 200 households participated in last year’s event. Register for the City of Campbell’s Annual Community Garage Sale, CAMPBELL ON SALE, to be held on Saturday, October 12, 2013 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Every household will be able to register with the City, for free, and have their garage sale for that day publicized in the local press! All registrants will receive a kit which includes tips on having a successful garage sale, a reuse and a resale resource list and the City’s response to your survey’s for last year’s event.

Participate in CAMPBELL ON SALE. October will be the time to clean your garage, closets and basement of extra toys, tools, clothes, furniture and other goodies that are lingering and collecting dust. The format will follow what is popularly done in surrounding communities. Get the whole street to participate and turn it into a block party!

If you want to participate in this year’s CAMPBELL ON SALE community garage sale, register early by filling out the form, checking all of the appropriate boxes, and returning it to the address listed. Please print clearly. Registration closes September 14th.

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YES! i want to participate in CAMPBELL ON SALE (the Garage Sale)

NAME:

STREET ADDRESS:

CROSS STREET:

CITY (FOR MAILING): ZIP CODE:

EMAIL: PHONE:

YES! i would be interested in distributing garage sale maps at my sale.

YES! i am interested in volunteering for the event (i.e., map and poster distribution to local businesses).

mAIl THIS FORm TO:DianaJohnson,CityofCampbell,70NorthFirstStreet,Campbell,CA95008For more information, please visit www.cityofcampbell.com or call (408) 866-2145.

i am going to have the following items to sell:

o Antiques o Appliances o Baby Clothes o Bicycles o Books o Clothing o Computers/Electronics o Exercise Equipmento Furniture o Housewares o Musical Instruments o Toys o Misc. Tresures__________________

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HOLIDAY TOY PROGRAMANNUAL CHARITY EVENT

Thursday, December 5, 2013 6:00 pmOrchard City Banquet Hall

Join us for an evening of hors d’oeuvres, desserts and opportunity drawings as we raise money and gather donated toys for the under-serviced children of Campbell. Please bring a new, unwrapped toy! Entrance donations appreciated.

For event information, please contact Dave Perry with the Campbell Chamber of Commerce

(408) 378-6252 www.campbellchamber.net

Campbell Chamber of Commerce

Home Church

Campbell Rotary

Santa Clara County Fire Department

Sponsored by

Crossings Church

Tzu Chi Foundation

CAROL Of LIGHTsin Downtown Campbell

Saturday, December 7, 2013 4:00 - 8:00 pm

Special activities for kids will include snow play, bounce houses, pony rides and a chance to visit Santa Claus, courtesy of the Campbell Kiwanis. Adults will enjoy the music, caroling and glee on the faces of the children. This free event is provided by the Carol of Lights Committee and is designed for all the children of the community. The event is funded entirely by donations.

For more information on the event or to make a donation in support of the event, visit www.caroloflights.org

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KIDS NIGHT AT THE CCC (4-12 yRS)Parents have a quiet night in or a night on the town while children enjoy dinner with their friends, creating their own arts and crafts, playing games, and having fun. This program is for children 4 to 12 years old. A $5 discount is given for siblings registered at the same time - must register by phone or in-person to receive discount. instructed by Georgina Silva and past summer Day Camp leaders. Held in M-49 (pre-school room).Activity# Day Time Date Ages OneKid

R/NRTwoKids*

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54000.21 F 6:00-9:30 pm 9/20 4-12 $25/$30 $45/$55

54000.22 F 6:00-9:30 pm 10/18 4-12 $25/$30 $45/$55

54000.23 F 6:00-9:30 pm 11/8 4-12 $25/$30 $45/$55

54000.24 F 6:00-9:30 pm 12/13 4-12 $25/$30 $45/$55

*Mustregisterbyphoneorin-persontoreceivediscount

ELvES’ FuN SHOp (3-10 yRS)Children have fun getting ready for the holidays by making crafts, playing games, eating holiday goodies, singing holiday songs, and more! This is a great opportunity for parents to go shopping, wrap gifts and finish up holiday projects.Activity# Days Time Date Ages R/NR Fee

69910.21 Sa 10:00-1:00 pm 12/21 3-4 $31/$36

69911.21 Sa 10:00-3:00 pm 12/21 5-10 $42/$47

Activity# Day Time Date Ages R/NR Fee

54400.21 F 6:30-8:00 pm 12/6 under 2 $5/$10

54400.22 F 6:30-8:00 pm 12/6 2-12 $20/$25

54401.21 Sa 6:30-8:00 pm 12/7 under 2 $5/$10

54401.22 Sa 6:30-8:00 pm 12/7 2-12 $20/$25

Please register for one date only

STORyTImE WITH SANTA (0-12 yRS)Santa Claus will take time out of his busy holiday schedule to make his appearances at the Campbell Community Center. After listening to a special holiday story read by Santa, every child will have the chance to sit on Santa’s lap and have their photo taken (parents are welcome to bring their own cameras). Children will enjoy ringing in the holiday by making crafts, eating cookies and sipping hot cocoa. Children are welcome to come dressed in their pajamas for this fun holiday event! This activity is very popular and space is limited. Please register early, and for only one event. Parents are free and must attend with their child(ren). Storytime will be held in M-50 at the Campbell Community Center.

HALLOWEEN FuN ~ A NOT SO SpOOKy NIGHT! The 11th annual “Spooky Night” will take place Friday, October 25 at the Campbell Historical Museum, 51 N. Central Ave., from 2:00-6:00 pm. Designed for families, the not so Spooky, but lots of fun, event will be in conjunction with the Downtown Campbel l Tr ick-or-Treat Night. We will have Halloween crafts and activities geared for children ages 2-11, but open for kids of all ages. The fee is $5/person participating in the crafts, and FREE for Museum Members. For more information, please call (408) 866-2119.

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muSIC TOGETHER (NEWBORN-6 yRS)This is the essential Music Together class, one that a child can attend from birth through age six – and through all nine song collections (rotated over three years). This bas ic c lass fo l lows the recommendations of child development researchers – grouping children of a variety of

ages because this fosters natural, family-style learning. Younger children enjoy watching and imitating older ones; older children learn by leading younger ones; and adults are happy because the children in the family can go to class together. Each child participates at his or her own level in singing, moving, chanting, listening, watching, or exploring musical instruments. Any caregivers may bring children with no limit to the number of adults who attend with each child. The whole family is welcome for this important family music experience. A $50 material fee per familyisdueathefirstdayofclass.Monday and Thursday classes held in E-44, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday classes held in E-42. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

53321.21 M 9:30-10:15 am 9/16-12/16*1 0-6 $220

53322.21 M 10:30-11:15 am 9/16-12/16*1 0-6 $220

53323.21 M 11:30-12:15 pm 9/16-12/16*1 0-6 $220

53324.21 M 12:30-1:15 pm 9/16-12/16*1 0-8mo $220

53325.21 M 3:30-4:15 pm 9/16-12/16*1 0-6 $220

53326.21 M 4:30-5:15 pm 9/16-12/16*1 0-6 $220

53327.21 M 5:30-6:15 pm 9/16-12/16*1 0-6 $220

53331.21 T 9:30-10:15 am 9/17-12/10*2 0-6 $220

53332.21 T 10:30-11:15 am 9/17-12/10*2 0-6 $220

53333.21 T 11:30-12:15 pm 9/17-12/10*2 0-6 $220

53341.21 W 9:30-10:15 am 9/18-12/11*3 0-6 $220

53342.21 W 10:30-11:15 am 9/18-12/11*3 0-6 $220

53343.21 W 11:30-12:15 pm 9/18-12/11*3 0-6 $220

53344.21 W 12:30-1:15 pm 9/18-12/11*3 3-6 $220

53361.21 F 9:30-10:15 am 9/20-12/13*4 0-6 $220

53362.21 F 10:30-11:15 am 9/20-12/13*4 0-6 $220

53363.21 F 11:30-12:15 pm 9/20-12/13*4 0-6 $220

53371.21 Sa 9:30-10:15 am 9/21-12/14*5 0-6 $220

53372.21 Sa 10:30-11:15 am 9/21-12/14*5 0-6 $220

53373.21 Sa 11:30-12:15 pm 9/21-12/14*5 3-6 $220

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FuN FOR LITTLE ONES (9 mOS-3.5 yRS) This will be a fun-filled class in which parents participate with their child and introduce him/her to group play as well as connect with other parents. Participants will join instructor, “Miss Joy”, and other adults with tots for lots of giggling, singing, dancing, playing and learning. Participants will sing songs and explore movement activities using props like parachutes, tunnels, slides, musical instruments and much more. Children must be crawling to participate in the younger class and should be confident walkers for the older class. This class is instructed by Joy Coyle and held in M-47, Dance Studio.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51001.21 M 9:30-10:15 am 9/23-12/2* 9 mo-2 $70/$77

51002.21 M 10:30-11:15 am 9/23-12/2* 2-3.5 $70/$77

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pARENT AND TODDLER TImE (1.5-3.5 yRS)Parents will play, have fun, and share some quality time with their little one while making friends with other parents. This class is designed to be a special experience for both child and parent. Parents will enjoy introducing their child to a pre-school environment by helping them participate in art exploration, singing, group circle time and free play. All children between the ages of 18 months and 3½ years old must be registered in the class to attend. A note about siblings: please no older siblings. Younger siblings (under 18 months) may attend class free with parent and brother/sister if they are in a stroller or backpack. Chidren must be at least 18 months and walking. instructed by Joy Coyle and held in M-48 (pre-school room). Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

52001.21 F 9:30-10:25 am 9/27-12/6* 1.5-3.5 $95/$102

52002.21 F 10:30-11:25 am 9/27-12/6* 1.5-3.5 $95/$102

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CAmpBELL pRESCHOOL ENROLLmENT FOR 2013-2014 IS NOW OpEN!

Tiny Tots (3-4 yrs)Kinder Kids (4-5 yrs)

Super Kinders (4-5 yrs)Kindergarten Prep (5-6 yrs)

Learn more atwww.cityofcampbell.com/recreation/pre-school

To schedule a preschool tour, please contact Mariah at(408) 866-2778 or [email protected]

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DRESS up AND DANCE (2.5-3.5 yRS)Parent and child class. Children explore dress-up clothes (dance attire), scarves, wands and other props for a dancing, fun-filled fantasy. Parents stay in class with their little one and are welcome to bring cameras to capture the memories. Class instructed by Rachael Gunn and held in E-44. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51160.21 W 10:00-10:50 am 9/11-10/16 2.5-3.5 $69/$76

51160.22 W 10:00-10:50 am 10/23-12/4* 2.5-3.5 $69/$76

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RHyTHmS IN ART (2-5 yRS)Children will try out different art mediums as they get an opportunity to explore clay, acrylics, color pencils, stamps-inks, crayons, pastels, and more. Our age appropriate mixed media projects allow each child to be creative while developing a rich imagination. The last fifteen minutes of each class will be free choice of musical/parachute play, dress up, and drawing in our spacious play room. Childrenmust be accompaniedby aparent/caregiver.A$40materialfeeisdueattheclass. Class held at the Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., Campbell. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50901.21 T 10:00-11:00 am 9/3-10/22 2-5 $155

50902.21 W 10:00-11:00 am 9/4-10/23 2-5 $155

50903.21 Sa 9:00-10:00 am 9/7-10/26 2-5 $155

50901.22 T 10:00-11:00 am 10/29-12/17 2-5 $155

50902.22 W 10:00-11:00 am 10/30-12/18 2-5 $155

50903.22 Sa 9:00-10:00 am 11/2-12/28* 2-5 $155

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my FIRST ART CLASS (1.5-5 yRS)Parents spend quality time with their child creating art and having fun together! Each week features a new theme with five art stations of new and exciting projects. Projects are age-appropriate, allowing children the freedom to explore materials at their own pace and in their own way. Class ends on a musical note with singing, dancing and having too much fun! Parents stay in class with their child. Children should wear their “grubbies”! A $10materialsfeeforSeptembersessionanda$5materialsfeefortheshorterNovembersessionispayabletoinstructoratfirstclass.Class is instructed by Patty Falk of My First Art Class and is held at the Joan Pisani Community Center, 19655 Allendale Avenue in Saratoga. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

50101.21 F 9:30-10:30 am 9/13-11/1 1.5-3 $113/$123

50102.21 F 10:45-11:45 am 9/13-11/1 2-5 $113/$123

50101.22 F 9:30-10:30 am 11/8-12/6* 1.5-3 $57/$64

50102.22 F 10:45-11:45 am 11/8-12/6* 2-5 $57/$64

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BuSy BODIES (1.5-3 yRS ) Parents stay active while spending quality time with their children. Simple, fun dances and busy activities will keep everyone moving. Children should wear comfortable clothing that allows for movement. Parentsparticipatewithchildren. Class instructed by Rachael Gunn and held in Q-84. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51150.21 M 10:30-11:20 am 9/9-10/14 1.5-3 $69/$76

51150.22 M 10:30-11:20 am 10/21-12/2* 1.5-3 $69/$76

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CREATIvE mOvEmENT (3-4 yRS) This class is a great introduction to dance! Loosely structured, it is geared for the little one who loves to dance, sing and pretend. Silly songs, props and fun dance routines are in store for students in this class. Class instructed by Rachael Gunn and held in M-47, Dance Studio. Parents may watch from Parent Lounge. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51170.21 Th 5:00-5:50 pm 9/12-10/17 3-4 $69/$76

51170.22 Th 5:00-5:50 pm 10/24-12/5* 3-4 $69/$76

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COmBO: JAzz, TAp & BALLET (8-12 yRS)Challenging and fun steps will be taught in ballet, tap and jazz hip hop with the emphasis on body alignment and posture. This is great exercise for the mind and body! Returning dancers can continue their dance skills and learn some new ones too. it is recommended that Combo Dance students bring both tap shoes and ballet shoes. Class instructed by Rachael Gunn and held in M-47, Dance Studio.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51121.21 F 5:00-5:50 pm 9/13-12/13* 8-12 $147/$157

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pRE-pOINTE (11-13 yRS) This class is for students currently enrolled in Combo Dance who wish to advance to ‘toe’ work in ballet. With emphasis on strength, turnout and body alignment, students will gain skills they will need for wearing Pointe shoes. Since Pointe work has age strength and skill requirements, this class is by teacher recommendation only. Class instructed by Rachael Gunn and held in M-47, Dance Studio.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51123.21 F 6:00-6:30 pm 9/13-12/13* 11-13

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pRE-TAp & BALLET (3-5 yRS)This combination dance class will combine the rhythm of tap, and the grace of ballet. Basic steps of both dance genres will be taught in fun, easy to understand techniques. Dance develops coordination, increases social skills and enhances children’s ability to follow directions. Level 2 class will move a little faster to accommodate returning students. Class instructed by Rachael Gunn and held in M-47, Dance Studio.

Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

Level 1

51101.21 T 4:00-4:50 pm 9/10-12/10*1 3-5 $147/$157

51102.21 Th 4:00-4:50 pm 9/12-12/12*2 3-5 $147/$157

51103.21 Sa 9:00-9:50 am 9/7-12/7*3 3-5 $147/$157

Level 2

51104.21 W 4:00-4:50 pm 9/11-12/11*4 3-5 $147/$157

51105.21 Sa 10:00-10:50 am 9/7-12/7*3 3-5 $147/$157

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HIp-HOp (7-12 yRS)Fast-paced and fun, this class keeps children moving. Great music and fun routines are taught with easy, step-by-step instructions that will build confidence and coordination. Athletic shoes are the recommended footwear for this class. Class instructed by Rachael Gunn and held in M-47, Dance Studio.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51131.21 F 4:00-4:50 pm 9/13-12/13* 7-12 $147/$157

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HIp-HOp/BREAKDANCE (6-15 yRS) Come join the fun and learn the latest Hip Hop/Break-Dance moves like the Shuffle, Top Rock, Footwork, Spins and Power Freezes. Students will learn to count music, dance a choreographed routine, use strong dance movements plus develop their own unique style. Age-appropriate music is carefully selected from current hits. Class is instructed by Kenyatta Ali, “Mz. K”, in M-47, Dance Studio.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51201.21 T 6:30-7:30 pm 9/10-10/22 6-10 $81/$88

51201.22 T 6:30-7:30 pm 10/29-12/17* 6-10 $70/$77

51202.21 T 7:30-8:30 pm 9/10-10/22 11-15 $81/$88

51202.22 T 7:30-8:30 pm 10/29-12/17* 11-15 $70/$77

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TAp & BALLET (5-7 yRS)Basic steps, technique, and routines will be taught in these fun and challenging classes. Dancing builds endurance, confidence and agility. Level 2 classes will move a little faster to accommodate returning students. Class instructed by Rachael Gunn and held in M-47, Dance Studio.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

Level 1

51111.21 T 5:00-5:50 pm 9/10-12/10*1 5-7 $147/$157

51112.21 Sa 11:00-11:50 am 9/7-12/7*2 5-7 $147/$157

Level 2

51113.21 W 5:00-5:50 pm 9/11-12/11*3 5-7 $147/$157

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yOuTH GymNASTICS & CHEERLEADINGMs. Melinda Beason teaches all Gymnastics and Cheerleading classes and is the owner of GymKids USA. She is a USA Gymnastics Instructor Member and safety certified, and holds a B.A. in Early Childhood Education and a Minor in Dance. Ms. Melinda is an AACCA Cheerleading coach and has been teaching gymnastics, cheerleading and dance to children for 15 years. For more information, please visit www.GymKidsUSA.com. Required Attire: Wear comfortable, movable clothing. Shirts tucked into shorts or leotards without tights. NO socks, shoes, tights, dresses, jeans or jewelry. Hair must be pulled back away from face. Students need to safely see where they are going and landing. Both of these programs are drop-off programs. To ensure a better learning and teaching environment, parents are welcome to observe the entire LAST DAY of class only, which is also our special award day! Age Requirement: All children must be age 4 by the start of the session; sorry no exceptions. Proof of age may be requested for any class.

CHEERLEADING A FUN class in non-competitive cheerleading. Students will learn all the fundamentals and skills of cheerleading. Cheerleading lessons focus on proper technique, cheer positions, cheer jumps, chants, cheers and pompom dance routines. All cheerleaders will learn beginning tumbling gymnastics. Fun pompom drill team dance routines will be taught to popular, age-appropriate music. Unique seasonal cheers and chants will be taught for fall sports. Cheerleaders will use professional gold metallic pompoms for class. Cheerleading is a drop off program. Parents must sign a yearly waiver in class, required by GymKids USA before the start of first class.Aone-time$27pompomfeeisduetoGymKidsuSAatthefirstclass;returningstudents,pleasebringyourpompoms to class. Class held in M-50.

CHEERKIDS 1 (4-5 yRS)introduction and Beginning CheerleadingActivity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51305.21 M 3:00-3:40 pm 9/9-10/21 4-5 $126/$136

51305.22 M 3:00-3:40 pm 11/4-12/16 4-5 $126/$136

GymNASTICS A FUN class in physical fitness through non-competitive recreational gymnastics. Boys and girls are taught basic tumbling skills using mats, inclines, octagons, balance beams and climbing structures for progressive skills. This program covers proper agility, coordination, strength, and flexibility development. Careful attention to proper technique, stretching, warm-up, and above all safety is stressed in every class. All gymnastic classes are progressive. Gymnastic skills are taught according to age appropriateness and skill level of each child. Creative Movement and Rhythmic Gymnastics are also incorporated into gymnastics using ribbons, scarves, balls, hoops, bean bags and parachute. Parents must sign a yearly waiver in class, required by GymKids USA before the start of first class. Class held in M-50.

GymKIDS 1 (4-5 yRS)introduction and Beginning GymnasticsActivity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51302.21 W 2:15-2:55 pm 9/4-10/16 4-5 $126/$136

51302.22 W 2:15-2:55 pm 10/30-12/18* 4-5 $126/$136

51301.21 M 3:45-4:25 pm 9/9-10/21 4-5 $126/$136

51301.22 M 3:45-4:25 pm 11/4-12/16 4-5 $126/$136

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GymKIDS 2 (6-10 yRS)Beginning and intermediate GymnasticsActivity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51304.21 W 5:15-5:55 pm 9/4-10/16 6-10 $126/$136

51304.22 W 5:15-5:55 pm 10/30-12/18* 6-10 $126/$136

51303.21 M 4:30-5:10 pm 9/9-10/21 6-10 $126/$136

51303.22 M 4:30-5:10 pm 11/4-12/16 6-10 $126/$136

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CHEERKIDS 2 (6-9 yRS)Beginning and intermediate CheerleadingActivity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

51306.21 M 5:15-5:55 pm 9/9-10/21 6-10 $126/$136

51306.22 M 5:15-5:55 pm 11/4-12/16 6-10 $126/$136


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HERITAGE CRAFTS (8-10 yRS)A lot of us have a crafting heritage – practical things made beautiful by the artisans of old! This class teaches some of those good old fashioned crafts with a modern twist – basic embroidery, crochet, quilting, beadwork and more. A $40 material fee is dueattheclass.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50970.21 W 3:30-4:30 pm 9/4-10/23 8-10 $155

ART ExpLORATION (5-10 yRS)Children will try out different art mediums in this class as they get an opportunity to explore clay, paints, decoupage, mosaic, and more while developing a rich imagination. Our goal is to give children the opportunity to freely express themselves through art and experience personal growth. A$40materialfeeisdueatthe class.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50910.21 W 2:00-3:00 pm 9/4-10/23 5-7 $155

50910.22 W 2:00-3:00 pm 10/30-12/18 5-7 $155

50911.21 W 3:30-4:30 pm 9/4-10/23 5-7 $155

509.11.22 W 3:30-4:30 pm 10/30-12/18 5-7 $155

50912.21 Th 3:30-4:30 pm 9/5-10/24 5-7 $155

50912.22 Th 3:30-4:30 pm 11/7-12/19* 5-7 $155

50913.21 W 5:00-6:00 pm 9/4-10/23 8-10 $155

50913.22 W 5:00-6:00 pm 10/30-12/18 8-10 $155

50914.21 Th 5:00-6:00 pm 9/5-10/24 8-10 $155

50914.22 Th 5:00-6:00 pm 11/7-12/19* 8-10 $155

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BEGINNING DRAWING & pAINTING (5-10 yRS)Children will learn the building, blocks of art such as color, technique, composition, art history and more. Different mediums such as watercolor, pastels, and acrylics will be used. Projects will vary from landscapes, art styles, mixed media drawings, and wax resists paintings. Students will develop their drawing skills while also exploring fun and alternative mediums. A$40materialfeeisdueattheclass.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50930.21 M 3:00-4:00 pm 9/9-10/28 5-7 $155

50930.22 M 3:00-4:00 pm 11/4-12/30*1 5-7 $155

50933.21 T 3:30-4:30 pm 9/3-10/22 5-7 $155

50933.22 T 3:30-4:30 pm 10/29-12/17 5-7 $155

50934.21 Th 3:30-4:30 pm 9/5-10/24 5-7 $155

50934.22 Th 3:30-4:30 pm 11/7-12/19*2 5-7 $155

50931.21 M 4:30-5:30 pm 9/9-10/28 8-10 $155

50931.22 M 4:30-5:30 pm 11/4-12/30*1 8-10 $155

50932.21 T 5:00-6:00 pm 9/3-10/22 8-10 $155

50932.22 T 5:00-6:00 pm 10/29-12/17 8-10 $155

50935.21 Th 5:00-6:00 pm 9/5-10/24 8-10 $155

50935.22 Th 5:00-6:00 pm 11/7-12/19*2 8-10 $155

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CLAy TImE (5-10 yRS)Each week your child will have fun creating beautiful 3 dimensional clay projects. Kids will learn basic info and vocabulary about clay construction and finishing techniques. All pieces will be fired and glazed for finished products. The goal of this class is to bring out your child’s creativity and develop skills. A $40 material fee isdueattheclass.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50920.21 F 3:30-4:30 pm 9/6-10/25 5-7 $155

50920.22 F 3:30-4:30 pm 11/1-12/27* 5-7 $155

50921.21 F 4:45-5:45 pm 9/6-10/25 8-10 $155

50921.22 F 4:45-5:45 pm 11/1-12/27* 8-10 $155

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FAIRy CRAFTS (8-10 yRS)Who loves fairies!? We will create a variety of crafts and art projects with a focus on fairies! Little fairy dolls, mixed media collages and even hand build our own little fairy house just like a fairy would! Join us weekly for a bit of fun and magic! A $40 materialfeeisdueattheclass.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50971.21 W 3:30-4:30 pm 10/30-12/18 8-10 $155

The Art classes on this page are held at

The Art Beat - 68 E. Campbell Avenuethe corner of Campbell Avenue and 4th Street

(408) 370-5002

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DRAWING WITH mR. GREEN (6-13 yRS)This class helps students to experience the joy of drawing as they develop new skills by drawing cartoons and animated figures. Fee includes basic supplies students will take home. Students will need to purchase a sketchpad to practice on their own. Repeat students welcome! instructed by James Green. Class is held in E-46 at the Campbell Community Center. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

50001.21 W 3:30-4:30 pm 9/18-10/23 6-8 $70/$77

50001.22 W 3:30-4:30 pm 10/30-12/18* 6-8 $82/$89

50002.21 W 4:30-5:30 pm 9/18-10/23 9-13 $70/$77

50002.22 W 4:30-5:30 pm 10/30-12/18* 9-13 $82/$89

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WINTER BREAK HARRy pOTTER CAmp (7-12 yRS)Come to our Harry Potter camp to experience the fun of Hogwarts! You will make your own wand, receive wizard robes and make a clay owl and a your own clay magical creature to keep. We will play some fun games including Quidditch, learn a bit of spells and potions and even have a wizard’s duel! Join us whether you have read all the books or just one, or even if you’ve just seen the movies, you will have a magical time! A $40 material fee is dueattheclass.CampheldatTheArtBeat,68E.CampbellAve.,95008.Activity# Days Time Dates Ages Fee

50991.21 M-F 9:00-12:00 pm 12/30-1/3 7-12 $225

WINTER BREAK uLTImATE ART CAmp (5-10 yRS)The Ultimate Mixed Media Camp! Ceramics, paints, decoupage, mosaics, pastels and watercolors; only a few of the many mediums your child will get to explore while developing a rich imagination. The goal is to give children the chance to freely express themselves and experience personal growth through art! A$40materialfeeisdueattheclass.CampheldatTheArtBeat,68E.CampbellAve.,95008.Activity# Days Time Dates Ages Fee

50990.21 M-F 1:00-4:00 pm 12/30-1/3 5-10 $225


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pIANO-KEyBOARD LESSONS: LEvEL 1 (8-16 yRS)Students will learn rhythm and theory, finger exercises, chords and scales, all with the goal of being able to play basic keyboard accompaniment parts and songs. Keyboards are provided for use in class; however students will need a keyboard of their own to practice at home. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructoratthefirstclass. instructed by Joey Trombly, SJG School of Music. Class is held in E-42.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

53921.21 Th 7:00-7:50 pm 9/19-11/7* 8-16 $131/$141

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pIANO-KEyBOARD LESSONS: LEvEL 2 (9+ yRS)This course is a follow-up class where students will continue mastering the basics of playing music on the piano/keyboard. Topics include: sight reading, ear training, playing chord accompaniment parts to pop and rock songs, as well as playing pieces from classic piano repertoire. Keyboards will be provided for student to us in class. A $10 material fee is payable to theinstructoratthefirstclass. instructed by Joey Trombly, SJG School of Music. Class is held in E-42.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

53923.21 Th 8:00-8:50 pm 9/19-11/7* 9+ $131/$141

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JuNIOR SINGERS (5-7 yRS)This class explores basic singing skills through creative and fun games. Students learn the basic elements of breath control, voice placement, tone, phrasing and pitch in a fun-oriented format. in this low-stress environment, students who choose to sing on their own will gain the benefit of getting immediate direction. A $10materialfeeispayabletotheinstructoratthefirstclass. instructed by Lori Shulman, SJG School of Music. Class held in M-48, pre-school room.Activity# Days Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

53941.21 M 4:15-5:00 pm 9/30-11/4 5-7 $131/$141

yOuTH & TEENS vOCALS (8-16 yRS)A beginning course to help students learn healthy vocal techniques. Students learn breath control, voice placement, tone, phrasing, pitch, as well as basic music theory while building confidence and picking audition material. Students exercise their vocal muscles through group and indevedual work for personal enjoyment, auditioning and performing. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructoratthefirstclass. instructed by Lori Shulman, SJG School of Music. Class held in M-48, pre-school room.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

53942.21 M 5:15-6:05 pm 9/30-11/4 8-12 $131/$141

53943.21 M 6:15-7:05 pm 9/30-11/4 13-16 $131/$141

GuITAR LESSONS: LEvEL 1 (9-16 yRS)This fun and educational class is for the absolute beginner guitarist. Students will be introduced to the basics of guitar playing and music fundamentals by learning fun, contemporary songs. Topics include tuning, chord strumming, “power” chording, blues and the fundamentals of note and fhythm reading. Students will need to have their own acoustic guitar or electric guitar. A $10 materialfeeispayabletotheinstructoratthefirstclass. Class is instructed by Chris Shahin of SJG School of Music. Class held in M-49, pre-school room. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

53911.21 Th 7:00-7:50 pm 9/19-11/7* 9-16 $131/$141

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GuITAR LESSONS: LEvEL 2 (10+ yRS)This class continues techniques and styles of guitar playing and is geared towards players that can navigate basic G, D and C chords. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor at the firstclass. instructed by Chris Shahin of SJG School of Music. Class held in M-49, pre-school room. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

53913.21 Th 8:00-8:50 pm 9/19-11/7* 10+ $131/$141

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DRum LESSONS: LEvEL 1 (9-17 yRS)This course will provide students with the fundamentals of playing the drum set, reading music, understanding rhythm and tempo. Students will need a practice pad and sticks. Each student will get to practice on a drum kit in class. A $10 material fee is payable totheinstructoratthefirstclass. instructed by Jemal Ramirez, SJG School of Music. Class held in M-52, pre-school room.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

53931.21 T 7:00-7:50 pm 9/24-10/29 9-17 $131/$141

All music classes are instructed by staff of the SJG School of music

located at the Campbell Community Centerwww.sjgschoolofmusic.com

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SEWING & mACHINE BASICS (10+ yRS) This class is a hands-on, entry level class where students learn to safely use a sewing machine, iron, and use other construction tools and techniques. Students will build confidence by sewing a pillow or simple bag. Studentswillberesponsibleforbringingitemsfromasupplylistand a$12materialfeeisduetotheinstructor at the beginning of class. Class is held in E-46.Activity# Day Time Date Ages R/NR Fee

54100.21 Sa 8:30-11:30 am 9/21 10+ $42/$47

SEWING WORKSHOpS (10+ yRS) These workshops are for those who are familiar with operating a sewing machine and want to continue developing sewing skills. Expand your wardrobe while learning new sewing skills including: interpret pattern instructions, fabric preparation, pattern layout, pinning, sewing, and ironing techniques. Prerequisite: Sewing & Machine Basics or demonstrate ability to use a sewing machine. Students will be responsible for bringing fabric and a pattern, and some workshops have a $12 material fee due to the instructor at the beginning of class. Class is held in E-46.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

Pants Party

54100.22 Sa 8:30-11:30 am 9/28-10/5 10+ $79/$86

inVest in Yourself

54100.23 Sa 8:30-11:30 am 10/19 10+ $42/$47

Santa’s Workshop

54100.25 Sa 8:30-11:30 am 12/7 10+ $42/$47

BASIC ELECTRONIC SKILLS (6-9 yRS)This hands-on class teaches students about electricity, circuits, simple machines, and physics. Children use Snap Circuit Kits to make learning electronics a ‘snap.’ They work as a team to explore building models, such as AM radios, flashlights, doorbells, and more. No electricity or soldering is ever used. Returning students will work on new projects. instructed by WizKids staff. Class is held in E-44.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

52111.21 W 4:00-5:00 pm 9/18-10/9 6-9 $77/$84

BASIC ENGINEERING SKILLS (6-9 yRS)This hands-on class teaches students about basic engineering skills. Students will work in teams to build models such as bridges, towers, chairs, towns, etc. Students are also encouraged to build their own designs individually or as a team and present their project learning about teamwork, problem solving, brainstorming, and public speaking. Returning students will work on new projects. instructed by WizKids staff. Class is held in E-44.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

52111.22 W 4:00-5:00 pm 10/30-11/20 6-9 $77/$84

Fall is back to school time and time to check out the smartest card you can obtain for children and yourself! Come on over and check out Campbell Library. it’s not the library you remember from 7th grade! We’ve got so much to offer – electronic resources available to you, such as Brainfuse, homework help providing tutoring for students from Kindergarten

through 12th grade (and even a component for adults who are seeking resume writing help, etc.). We’ve got ongoing storyt imes, a variety of interesting presentations and an ongoing book sale. Visit us online at www.sccl.org or in-person at 77 Harrison Avenue, Campbell 95008. Hours: Monday, Tuesday 1:00 to 9:00 pm, Wednesday 10:00 am to 9:00 pm, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. For more information, call us at (408) 866-1991.

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KARATE CLASS INFORmATIONClasses are taught by Sensei Hans ingebretsen who holds a seven degree black belt. Loose, comfortable clothing is recommended for beginners, while a white karate uniform (gi) is required for intermediate and advanced students. Pre-registration is required; sign ups are not accepted at the class. Belt testing is optional; an additional fee is payable to the instructor if students wish to participate in belt testing. Parents are invited to attend all workouts! Silencing cell phones and taking personal calls outside the room during class is appreciated. All classes are held at the Campbell Community Center in M-50.

yOuTH JuDO/Ju JITSu (7-17 yRS)Students will learn tumbling, grappling, and throwing skills in a safe environment while learning practical self defense and sports applications of these highly effective martial arts. Using leverage, flexibility, and proper use of power, our students are trained to turn an agressor’s engery back on them. Belt testing is optional and an additional fee is payable to the instructor if students wish to participate in belt testing. Tournament competition opportunities will be available outside class for those who desire it. New and returning students are welcome!Activity# Days Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

43011.21 T/Th 6:30-7:25 pm 9/3-10/29 7-17 $123/$133

43011.22 T/Th 6:30-7:25 pm 11/5-12/19* 7-17 $95/$102

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KENpO KARATE (7-17 yRS)Kenpo Karate classes help children develop coordination, balance, agility and strength through drills, games, and technique application. Kicking, punching, blocking, and tumbling are taught while safety is stressed in all aspects of training. New and returning students are welcome!Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

Beginning

43001.21 T/Th 4:00-4:40 pm 9/3-10/29 7-17 $123/$133

43001.22 T/Th 4:00-4:40 pm 11/5-12/19* 7-17 $95/$102

intermediate

43002.21 T/Th 4:45-5:25 pm 9/3-10/29 7-17 $123/$133

43002.22 T/Th 4:45-5:25 pm 11/5-12/19* 7-17 $95/$102

Advanced

43003.21 T/Th 5:30-6:25 pm 9/3-10/29 7-17 $123/$133

43003.22 T/Th 5:30-6:25 pm 11/5-12/19* 7-17 $95/$102

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vOLLEyBALL CLASS (8-17 yRS) Learn to improve your volleyball skills with drills and practice games. This class is intended for children of all skill sets. Each class begins with passing, serving, hitting and defensive drills followed by officiated games designed to focus on team defense and scoring strategies. The volleyball lessons are offered in two age brackets. Come register your child today to start working on those spikes! instructed by Lila Plunkett and held in the Main Gym. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

41011.21 F 3:30-5:00 pm 9/27-11/8 8-12 $66/$73

41011.22 F 3:30-5:00 pm 11/15-12/20* 8-12 $48/$55

41012.21 F 5:15-6:45 pm 9/27-11/8 13-17 $66/$73

41012.22 F 5:15-6:45 pm 11/15-12/20* 13-17 $48/$55

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yOuTHFuTSAL KINGS INDOOR SOCCER (5-12 yRS) Futsal is a fun, fast paced soccer game, played indoors within the lines of a basketball court (no walls), using a small, size 3, low bounce ball. The game consists of two teams of four players and a goalkeeper with unlimited substitutions and quick restarts. Come sign your child up to learn the amazing game of soccer... Futsal style! instructed by Futsal Kings Staff and held in the Auxiliary Gym. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

46025.21 Su 10:40-11:25 am 9/15-11/3 5-6 $126/$136

46025.22 Su 10:40-11:25 am 11/10-12/22* 5-6 $95/$102

46027.21 Su 11:25-12:20 pm 9/15-11/3 7-8 $126/$136

46027.22 Su 11:25-12:20 pm 11/10-12/22* 7-8 $95/$102

46029.21 Su 12:20-1:20 pm 9/15-11/3 9-12 $126/$136

46029.22 Su 12:20-1:20 pm 11/10-12/22* 9-12 $95/$102

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TENNIS, INTERmEDIATE (9-17 yRS)These classes are for players who are consistent with shots and serves. There will be an emphasis on drills to improve your singles and doubles strategies. The last part of each class will be game play.

AGES 9-12Activity# Days Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

42032.21 T/Th 4:00-5:00 pm 10/1-10/17 9-12 $82/$89

42032.22 T/Th 4:00-5:00 pm 10/22-11/7* 9-12 $69/$76

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42031.21 M/W 5:00-6:00 pm 10/21-11/6 13-17 $82/$89

42033.21 T/Th 5:00-6:00 pm 9/10-9/26 13-17 $82/$89

42033.22 T/Th 5:00-6:00 pm 10/1-10/17 13-17 $82/$89

42033.23 T/Th 5:00-6:00 pm 10/22-11/7* 13-17 $69/$76

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TENNIS, ADvANCED BEGINNING (7-17 yRS)These classes are for players, who have a general knowledge of the game and have the ability to maintain a rally for 5 strokes. Advanced Beginning lessons will be focused on the serve and volley, specialty shots, strategy and fine-tuning strokes. Students can re-take lessons at the advanced beginner level until comfortable to advance.

AGES 7-8 (quICKSTART Format = softer balls, smaller court)Activity# Days Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

42024.21 W 3:00-4:00 pm 10/23-11/6 7-8 $41/$46

42027.21 Sa 11:00-12:00 pm 9/7-9/21 7-8 $41/$46

42027.22 Sa 11:00-12:00 pm 11/2-11/16 7-8 $41/$46


42021.21 M/W 4:00-5:00 pm 9/30-10/16 9-12 $82/$89

42022.21 T/Th 4:00-5:00 pm 9/10-9/26 9-12 $82/$89


42023.21 M/W 5:00-6:00 pm 9/9-9/25 13-17 $82/$89

TENNIS, BEGINNING (7-17 yRS)These classes are for those who have little or no tennis experience. These classes offer an introduction to the game of tennis, covering the basic strokes, such as, the forehand, backhand, and the serve. The focus of these lessons will be on developing consistency. Students can re-take lessons at the Beginner level until comfortable to advance. Brand new tennis students are advised to repeat the Beginning level at least twice.

AGES 7-8 (quICKSTART Format = softer balls, smaller court)Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

42014.21 W 3:00-4:00 pm 9/11-9/25 7-8 $41/$46

42014.22 W 3:00-4:00 pm 10/2-10/16 7-8 $41/$46

42017.21 Sa 11:00-12:00 pm 10/5-10/19 7-8 $41/$46


42011.21 M/W 4:00-5:00 pm 9/9-9/25 9-12 $82/$89

42011.22 M/W 4:00-5:00 pm 10/21-11/6 9-12 $82/$89


42013.21 M/W 5:00-6:00 pm 9/30-10/16 13-17 $82/$89

yOuTH TENNIS CLASSESAll tennis classes will be held at the Campbell Community Center Tennis Courts. The instructor, Chuck Sanfilippo, is a certified U.S.P.T.A. instructor. Lessons are designed to develop skills, sportsmanship, and a healthy competitive attitude that will last a lifetime. Beginning through intermediate level instruction is offered in small group lessons (maximum of 4 students per class). Classes are popular, so please register early. Students need to bring their own tennis racket and bottled water. All classes are coed unless noted otherwise.

pRIvATE TENNIS LESSONSChuck Sanfilippo teaches private tennis lessons as his schedule allows. For more information, please call the Recreation Department at (408) 871-5169.


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Just4Kicks is a soccer school teaching skills in a class and camp environment. Each session focuses on a particular aspect of the game utilizing specifically designed activities. Each activity varies according to age and ability, and is structured to provide every child the opportunity to express themselves and grow at their own rate. The emphasis is on learning and having fun, not winning. For more information, visit www.j4kicks.net

K SOCCER (4.5-5 yRS)intro to dribbling while building social skills.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

46014.21 W 2:45-3:20 pm 9/11-10/30 4.5-5 $95/$102

46014.22 W 2:45-3:20 pm 11/13-12/11*1 4.5-5 $47/$52

46015.21 Sa 2:30-3:05 pm 9/14-11/2 4.5-5 $95/$102

46015.22 Sa 2:30-3:05 pm 11/16-12/14*2 4.5-5 $47/$52

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K1 SOCCER (5-6 yRS)Learn to understand cooperation and guidance.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

46016.21 W 3:20-4:05 pm 9/11-10/30 5-6 $95/$102

46016.22 W 3:20-4:05 pm 11/13-12/11*1 5-6 $47/$52

46017.21 Sa 3:05-3:50 pm 9/14-11/2 5-6 $95/$102

46017.22 Sa 3:05-3:50 pm 11/16-12/14*2 5-6 $47/$52

Noclass*1 11/27;*2 11/30

GRADES 2-6 SOCCER (7-12 yRS)Continues soccer development emphasizing dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense through fun soccer activities as well as a scrimmage at the end of each session. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

46018.21 W 4:05-5:05 pm 9/11-10/30 7-12 $95/$102

46018.22 W 4:05-5:05 pm 11/13-12/11*1 7-12 $47/$52

46019.21 Sa 3:50-4:50 pm 9/14-11/2 7-12 $95/$102

46019.22 Sa 3:50-4:50 pm 11/16-12/14*2 7-12 $47/$52

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pARENT & mE SOCCER (2.5-3.5 yRS)Run, jump and kick with your little tyke in these classes designed specifically for adult and child interaction with a soccer theme.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

46010.21 W 5:05-5:35 pm 9/11-10/30 2.5-3.5 $95/$102

46010.22 W 5:05-5:35 pm 11/13-12/11*1 2.5-3.5 $47/$52

46011.21 Sa 4:50-5:20 pm 9/14-11/2 2.5-3.5 $95/$102

46011.22 Sa 4:50-5:20 pm 11/16-12/14*2 2.5-3.5 $47/$52

Noclass*1 11/27;*2 11/30

All Wednesday classes held at Campbell Community Center Athletic Fields.

All Saturday classes held at John D Morgan Park.

pRE-K SOCCER (3.5-4 yRS)Gives youngsters a chance to explore with a soccer ball while adjusting to group dynamics.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

46012.21 W 2:15-2:45 pm 9/11-10/30 3.5-4 $95/$102

46012.22 W 2:15-2:45 pm 11/13-12/11*1 3.5-4 $47/$52

46013.21 Sa 2:00-2:30 pm 9/14-11/2 3.5-4 $95/$102

46013.22 Sa 2:00-2:30 pm 11/16-12/14*2 3.5-4 $47/$52

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BASKETBALL: 4/6 (9-12 yRS) 4th through 6th graders (9-12 years) will learn individual and team skills that are of equal importance at this level. Expectations of each position are explained and developed for a truly exceptional basketball experience. The focus still remains on developing the players individual skills while moving to the game level.Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

40014.21 F 5:30-6:30 pm 9/13-11/1 9-12 $95/$102

40014.22 F 5:30-6:30 pm 11/8-12/20* 9-12 $71/$78

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JuST4HOOpS CLASSESJust4Hoops classes are designed to give young athletes the basic skills and knowledge of the game of basketball. Learning to have better ball control, practicing basketball tactics, and working on building team skills will bring their game to a new level. All classes are conducted by experienced basketball coaches by Just4Hoops, inc. staff. Classes held in the Auxiliary Gym.

BASKETBALL: K/1 (5-6 yRS) Participants learn to understand coorperation and guidance from coachs. Basic basketball skills and control of the ball are the focus. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

40011.21 F 3:45-4:30 pm 9/13-11/1 5-6 $95/$102

40011.22 F 3:45-4:30 pm 11/8-12/20* 5-6 $71/$78

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CAmpBELL RECREATION yOuTH BASKETBALL LEAGuE The Campbell Recreation Youth Basketball League is offered during the winter season to youth ages 7-12. All games and practice sessions are held on Saturdays in the Campbell Community Center gymnasiums. The league time frame is approximate and will vary by team; there will be a one-hour practice and one-hour game each Saturday. A team schedule will be given once teams are formed in mid-December, and before the league begins.

This is a recreational program where fun and fundamentals are stressed and followed. All skill levels are welcomed! Each player will learn techniques of dribbling, shooting, passing, defense, good sportsmanship and other fundamentals of the game. All players will play a minimum of two full quarters each game.

Each league is organized by age and skill level. Boys and girls play together on the same teams. Players will be placed on teams based on team balance, age, and requested friends on the same team. There is no guarantee each participant will be

placed on the team of their choice. Every accommodation will be made to achieve balanced teams and leagues. All players receive their own team jersey and team photo.

RegistrationdeadlineisDecember4,2013.REGiSTER ONLiNE! Or you may fill out the Basketball League Registration Form found on the City’s website and at the Recreation Office to register in-person, by mail, or by fax.

Teams are coached by volunteer parents and adults. It is requiredthateachteamhaveatleastoneparentvolunteercoach. If you are interested in coaching or being an assistant coach in our Youth Basketball Program, please contact the Campbell Recreation Department at (408) 871-5169. Coaches are needed to oversee each team, provide supervision, guidance, and fun. interest in working with youth and a positive approach are required. Knowledge of basic basketball skills desired. All coaches need to be fingerprinted by the first practice.

BASKETBALL: 2/3 (7-8 yRS) Continues basketball development emphasizing dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense through fun activities as well as a game at the end of each session. Emphasis still remains on the basic skills utilizing fun activities. Team concepts are presented in games to give players the beginning of basketball tactics. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

40012.21 F 4:30-5:30 pm 9/13-11/1 7-8 $95/$102

40012.22 F 4:30-5:30 pm 11/8-12/20* 7-8 $71/$78

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Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

40001.21 Sa 9:00-12:00 pm 1/4-3/8 7 $115/$125

40002.21 Sa 10:00-2:00 pm 1/4-3/8 8 $115/$125

40003.21 Sa 11:00-3:00 pm 1/4-3/8 9 $115/$125

40004.21 Sa 12:00-5:00 pm 1/4-3/8 10 $115/$125

40005.21 Sa 4:00-7:00 pm 1/4-3/8 11-12 $115/$125

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SKATEpARK mEmBERSHIpUse the Campbell Skatepark an unlimited number of times through June 30, 2014 for only $25! Non-members can pay $1.00 per person daily fee instead. Memberships can only be purchased at the Recreation Office during normal business hours. Please download the membership application and liability release form at www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation/parks/parkinfoSkatePark.htm or pick one up at the Recreation Office in C-31.

SKATEpARK RENTALSRent the Campbell Skatepark for your own private party. Rentals include: exclusive use of the Skatepark and one Skatepark supervisor to monitor the facility. The Skatepark is available for rent before the park opens or all day on dates the park is closed.

Fee:$85/hr+$25processingfeeFor more information, contact us at (408)

866-2741 or [email protected]

RequiredSafetyEquipment:Helmets – Knee pads – Elbow padsWrist guards required for Rollerbladers

pRIvATE SKATE LESSONSPrivate and semi-private (1 or 2 participants) for those seeking private instruction and attention. Lessons are 1 hour long, tailored to your specific skills and abilities. All participantsmustbringtheirownboardandsafetyequipment(helmet,kneepadsandelbowpads).Please call (408) 866-2741 for more information.

DaysAvailable TimeAvailable R/NR Fee

Tuesdays & Thursdays 4:00-6:00 pm $58/$63

Saturdays & Sundays 9:00-12:00 pm per hour

SKATEBOARDING FOR BEGINNERS (6-12 yRS)This class is a once a week class geared towards those with very little to no experience in a skatepark. Students will learn such skills as pushing properly, foot positioning and orientation with some obstacles. The goal of the class is to learn how to skate the elements of a skatepark. Class instructed by Campbell Skatepark Staff. All participantsmustbring their ownboardandsafety equipment(helmet,kneepadsandelbowpads).Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

30110.21 T 4:00-5:00 pm 9/10-10/16 6-12 $68/$75

30120.21 T 5:15-6:15 pm 9/10-10/16 6-12 $68/$75

30210.21 Sa 9:45-10:45 am 9/14-10/18 6-12 $68/$75

Hours of Operation:Monday, Wednesday and Friday:

3:00 pm - Dusk

Saturday and Sunday: 12:00 pm - Dusk

For a complete Skatepark Newsletter and calendar, stop by the skatepark or visit www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation.

LITTLE SHREDDERS SKATEBOARDING (6-12 yRS)Take the next step in skateboarding and develop more advanced skills! For those with skateboarding experience, are comfortable on a board, able to push and go down ramps. Students will learn how to master bigger elements of the skatepark and learn new trick progressions, including kick flip, lip tricks on the half pipe, and flat land tricks. Class instructed by Campbell Skatepark Staff. All participants must bring theirownboardandsafetyequipment(helmet,kneepadsandelbowpads).Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

30220.21 Sa 11:00-12:00 pm 9/14-10/18 6-12 $68/$75

The Campbell Skatepark is located at the Campbell Community Center, just off Campbell Ave., west of Winchester Blvd. The Skatepark is a supervised facility and only open during specified hours. Skaters need a paid membership (or $1 daily entry fee), a signed libaility release form on file, and required safety gear to participate.


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CAmpBELL ‘WAvE’ yOuTH SWIm TEAm The Campbell Wave competitive USA Swimming team is open to ages 5-18 years. Enrollment is ongoing, and practices are held year round. Practices are held Monday through Saturday and are divided by age and ability level. Swimmers should attend at least three (3) practices per week to see improvement in both endurance and stroke technique. Swimmers in more competitive groups will be required to attend more practice sessions.

PRE-COMPETiTiVE SWiMMiNGThe pre-competitive swimming group is a training ground for year-round competitive swimming. Eligible swimmers must have completed an “Advanced Beginner” or higher swim lesson and pass a swim test given by coaching staff. Swimmers will later have the option of moving on to a competitive group.

REGiSTRATiON iNFORMATiON:A skills test is required to determine the appropriate group placement. Group fees vary depending on skill level and age. Please contact Wave Coaching Staff at (408) 866-2160 to arrange a skills test and obtain the appropriate fee schedule.

COST PER SWiMMER: There is a one-time registration fee of $40 required for all swim team participants. Monthly fees range from $53 to $115 per swimmer depending on skill level. A late fee will be charged if monthly fees are not received by the 10th of each month.

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Join our year-round swim team!We empower young people to become aware of their full potential and strive for excellence through the sport of swimming

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DRIvER’S EDuCATION (15+ yRS)Driver Education is a life skill class that meets the State of California requirement to obtain a driver’s instruction permit. The class is 30 hours long and does not include behind the wheel instruction. Class meets 4 days; two Saturdays and two Sundays. Upon completion, students will receive a Certificate of Completion of Classroom Driver Education (students must attend all sessions to receive the DMV Completion Certificate). Students must be age 15 ½ to receive an instruction permit. A lunch break is provided. instructed by Economic Driving School #2430. For more information, please visit www.economicdrivingschool.com. Class is held at Los Gatos High School Community Room, 20 High School Ct., 95030. Activity# Days Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

52221.21 Sa/Su 8:30-4:00 pm 12/28-1/5 15+ $135/$145

CpR & FIRST AID TRAINING FOR BABySITTERS (12-17 yRS)This EMS Safety Services certification class teaches young adults how to decrease a child’s risk for injury through prevention and limiting the severity of injury or illness through a fast and appropriate response. Skills taught include rescue breathing, CPR, First aid for choking, First aid for bleeding and other skills. Fee includes a CPR and First aid book, EMS Safety Services CPR and First Aid certification (good for 2 years). Students need to bring a a snack and a sack lunch with a drink to class. Class is held on a no-school day. Must be 12 years of age by the class date. Instructed by Tiffany Causey, EMS Certified in CPR and First Aid. Class held in M-49 (pre-school room). Activity# Day Time Date Ages R/NR Fee

52222.21 W 9:00-3:30 pm 11/27* 12-17 $72/$79

* no school date for Campbell district

ONLINE DRIvER’S ED COuRSE (15+ yRS)This Online Drivers Education Course is approved by the California Department of Motor Vehicles. Reading, flash graphics, videos and quizzes will prepare the student to pass the written DMV test. Students simply log on to the website, enroll and begin immediately! For more information about the course and to register, visit www.economicdrivingschool.com/online. When registering, students should make sure to answer the question: ‘How did you hear about us?’ by choosing ‘City Activity Guide’, Enter code: 2105. The cost of the class is $68.50.

DRAWING WITH mR. GREEN (14+ yRS)This drawing class teaches students how to use different drawing approaches such as contour, mass, and gesture. Drawing techniques covered will include: negative space, point to point, and triangulation to name a few. Return students are welcome! Fee includes basic supplies students will take home. Students need to purchase a sketchpad to practice on their own. instructed by James Green. Class is held in E-46 at the Campbell Community Center. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

50003.21 W 6:00-8:30 pm 9/18-10/23 14+ $70/$77

50003.22 W 6:00-8:30 pm 10/30-12/18* 14+ $82/$89

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BEGINNING pOTTER’S WHEEL (10-15 yRS)Get ready to have a blast! Feel the clay through your fingers as it spins on the wheel. Students will first focus on wedging the clay, centering, pulling basic forms, trimming and glazing. A$40materialfeeisdueattheclass. Class is held at The Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., 95008. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50950.21 T 4:30-6:00 pm 9/3-1022 10-15 $226

50950.22 T 4:30-6:00 pm 10/29-12/17 10-15 $226

50951.21 Su 3:30-5:00 pm 9/8-10/27 10-15 $226

50951.22 Su 3:30-5:00 pm 11/3-12/22 10-15 $226

mIxED mEDIA FOR TEENS (11-15 yRS)This class is not your average drawing class! We utilize a combination of Mixed Media and drawing techniques designed to allow teens to express themselves and develop skills while learning to use a wide variety of mediums such as Clay, paint, decoupage, wax resist, watercolor and collage. A $40 material fee isdueat theclass. Class is held at The Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave., 95008. Activity# Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50981.21 T 6:00-7:00 pm 9/3-10/22 11-15 $155

50981.22 T 6:00-7:00 pm 10/29-12/17 11-15 $155

50980.21 W 5:00-6:00 pm 9/4-10/23 11-15 $155

50980.22 W 5:00-6:00 pm 10/30-12/18 11-15 $155

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Become a Corporate Member! Community-based businesses are encouraged to register for the Corporate Membership Program. For a small fee, this program entitles employees of the business the use of all Drop-In Activities listed on the following page. Classes are offered in the early morning and after-work hours to accommodate most Corporate Members. This program is an excellent way for employers to provide fitness and recreation for their employees while staying close to work!

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Campbell Community CenterCorporaTE MEMBErshIps

CoRPoRATe MeMBeRshIP DATesseptember 1, 2013 - December 31, 2013January 1, 2014 - April 30, 2014May 1, 2014 - August 31, 2014

CoRPoRATe MeMBeRshIP Fees(number of employees in corporation/business)up to 25 25-99 over 100

$300 $400 $450per trimester per trimester per trimester

$750 $975 $1100full year full year full year

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FeesThe Campbell Community Center offers different fitness pass options to suit varying schedules and budgets. Passes are good for all drop-in activities.

Daily Visit$7

Fitness Passes10 visits $50.0020 visits $80.00The 20- and 10-visit passes are good for any 20 or 10 days, no expiration date!

unlimited Monthly Passunlimited visits $55.00within a calendar month

Adults age 50 and better may purchase fitness passes at a discounted price from the Campbell Adult Center in C-33.

The Campbell Community Center Drop-In Fitness Program is on-going and available to everyone ages 18 and up. no MeMBeRshIP RequIReD.

AMenITIeslocker room and showers are available for use during lap swim and weight room hours. Please bring your own lock and towel.

The weight Room has a variety of equipment including two universal machines, ellipticals, treadmills, recumbent bikes, free weights, medicine balls, stability balls and other pieces of equipment to meet your fitness goals! supervision/assistance is provided.

gRouP exeRCIse ClAssesgroup Fitness programs are instructor-led classes. Please bring water and a small towel for spinning and Zumba. For yoga, pilates, and cardio/sculpt participants will need water, a towel and a mat.

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M-F 6:00-8:00 am Pool (enter through weight Rm)

M-F 11:30-1:30 pm Pool (enter through weight Rm)

M-Th 7:15-9:00 pm Pool

sa-su 8:00-10:30 am Pool

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M-F 6:00-8:00 am weight Rm

M-F 11:30-2:00 pm weight Rm

sa/su 9:00-11:00 am weight Rm

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spinning M-F 12:15-1:00 pm Fitness Center

Yoga T 12:00-1:00 pm Rm q-80

Pilates Th 12:00-1:00 pm Rm q-80

Cardio/sculpt F 6:00-7:00 pm Rm M-50

Zumba M/w 6:15-7:15 pm Rm M-50

BADMInTon Days Time location

M/Th 11:30-1:45 pm Main gym

sa 6:00-10:00 pm Both gyms

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w/F 11:30-1:30 pm Main gym

VolleYBAll Days Time location

T 11:30-1:45 pm Main gym

M/F 7:00-10:00 pm Main gym

youth (17 & under) su 9:00-12:00 pm Main gym

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All drop-in activities will be CloseD the following days: sept 2, nov 28-29, Dec 22, 2012 - Jan 1, 2014, Jan 20, Feb 18

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TrI-TEaM TraInIng (18+ yrs) This training is designed for athletes interested in a structured, guided triathlon training program. First timers and experienced triathletes welcome! Participants must be able to swim 2 laps (50 yards) continuously. Athletes receive technique, endurance and speed training in all three sport disciplines; swim, bike and run. Participants will need a competitive style swim suit, goggles, cap (for shoulder length hair), and good running shoes. Practices held rain or shine. Coached by James Redmond and Jennifer Van Muckey.

Activity # Days Time Dates R/NR Fee

22000.21 M/w/F 6:00-7:30 am 9/4-9/30 $58/$65

22000.22 M/w/F 6:00-7:30 am 10/2-10/30 $58/$65

22000.23 M/w/F 6:00-7:30 am 11/1-11/27 $58/$65

22000.24 M/w/F 6:00-7:30 am 12/2-12/18 $43/$48

CoMpETITIvE sWIM TraInIng (18+ yrs) Enjoy the benefits of swimming workouts with a coach providing technical stroke instruction, drills, and interval training. By improving swimming technique and speed, participants will also achieve a greater cardiovascular workout, build endurance, and define muscles without the impact on joints and knees.


14000.21 T/Th/sa 6:00-7:30 am 9/4-9/30 $58/$65

14000.22 T/Th/sa 6:00-7:30 am 10/2-10/30 $58/$65

14000.23 T/Th/sa 6:00-7:30 am 11/1-11/27 $58/$65

14000.24 T/Th/sa 6:00-7:30 am 12/2-12/18 $43/$48

aBouT our poolA 25 yard, eight-lane outdoor facility, the depth of the Campbell pool ranges from 3.5 feet at the shallow end to 9.5 feet in the deep end. heated by both solar and gas, the pool is maintained at a comfortable 80 degrees year-round. kickboards are available and lap swimmers may bring other equipment such as pull buoys, masks and fins. Please remember to bring your own towel and lock to secure your valuables while you swim.

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WaTEr EXErCIsE (18+ yrs) Good Morning! This fitness class wakes up the body and gets the blood flowing! Water Exercise provides a refreshing way to get an invigorating cardiovascular workout, builds strength and toning, while being easy on the knees and joints. water weights and noodles are incorporated for added resistance and suspended exercise. swimming skills not required. Class is instructed by Jennifer Correia and held in outdoor 80 degree temperature pool.


24000.21 M/w/F 8:15-9:15 am 9/30-10/21 $53/$60

24000.22 M/w/F 8:15-9:15 am 10/25-11/15 $53/$60

24000.23 M/w/F 8:15-9:15 am 11/20-12/13* $53/$60

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uppEr Body & CorE sTrEngTh (18+ yrs)This 30-minute class is focused on building strength in your core and adding strength & shape to your upper body. Class is conducted in a group setting with music; workout will include a warm-up, cool-down and stretch. hand weights, resistance bands and a variety of fitness equipment provided. Bring a mat, towel and water. The ‘M/w’ class is instructed by lloyd green in M-50. The ‘T/Th’ class is instructed by Jennifer Correia in q-80.


23301.21 M/w 7:30-8:00 pm 10/2-10/23 $29/$34

23301.22 M/w 7:30-8:00 pm 10/30-11/20 $29/$34

23301.23 M/w 7:30-8:00 pm 11/27-12/18 $29/$34

23302.21 T/Th 8:15-8:45 pm 9/17-10/10 $32/$37

23302.22 T/Th 8:15-8:45 pm 10/17-11/12 $32/$37

23302.23 T/Th 8:15-8:45 pm 11/19-12/17* $32/$37

*No class 11/28

CorE sTrEngThEnIng (50+ yrs)strengthening and stretching exercises to tone the whole body with emphasis on the core muscle group using exercise bands, bosu balls, hand weights and resistance bands. students should bring a mat. Class is instructed by Mary kearns and held in q-80.


23305.21 T/Th 4:35-5:20 pm 9/3-10/24 $70/$77

23305.22 T/Th 4:35-5:20 pm 10/29-12/19* $65/$72

*No class 11/28

sTrEngTh TraInIng (50+ yrs)learn the proper techniques for strength training to shape muscles and increase bone density. Class is instructed by Mary kearns and held in the weight Room.


23307.21 T/Th 5:30-6:30 pm 9/3-10/24 $92/$99

23307.22 T/Th 5:30-6:30 pm 10/29-12/19* $86/$93

*No class 11/28

BooT CaMp (18+ yrs) Bored with the same old workout? Are you ready to change things up? This Boot Camp is for you! It’s time to boost your fitness to the next level with a new challenge! This supportive and motivational class combines intense core, strength, and interval training, including focused weight training, and a powerful cardio portion. The unique combination is designed to get results. The Weight Room and Track will be utilized. Classes are for all fitness levels. students should bring a mat and water. ‘T/Th’ evening class meets in l-58, all others meet at the weight Room.


Co-ed

23201.21 M/w 5:45-6:45 am 9/16-10/14 $72-$79

23201.22 M/w 5:45-6:45 am 10/21-11/18 $72-$79

23201.23 M/w 5:45-6:45 am 11/25-12/18 $63/$70

23202.21 M/w 7:05-8:05 pm 9/16-10/14 $72-$79

23202.22 M/w 7:05-8:05 pm 10/21-11/18 $72-$79

23202.23 M/w 7:05-8:05 pm 11/25-12/18 $63/$70

23203.21 T/Th 5:45-6:45 am 9/17-10/10 $63/$70

23203.22 T/Th 5:45-6:45 am 10/17-11/12 $63/$70

23203.23 T/Th 5:45-6:45 am 11/19-12/17* $63/$70

23204.21 T/Th 6:00-7:00 pm 9/17-10/10 $63/$70

23204.22 T/Th 6:00-7:00 pm 10/17-11/12 $63/$70

23204.23 T/Th 6:00-7:00 pm 11/19-12/17* $63/$70

women’s

23210.21 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 9/16-10/14 $72-$79

23210.22 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 10/21-11/18 $72-$79

23210.23 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 11/25-12/18 $63/$70

*No class 11/28

WEIghT TraInIng For WoMEn (18+ yrs)Students will learn the benefits of strength and weight training, proper techniques for weight bearing exercises, how to reduce your body fat percentage, increase bone density, and feel better physically. Circuit training is used to achieve a higher level of fitness and strength. This class is for all fitness levels. Instructed by Michele Dwyre and held in the weight Room.


23111.21 T/Th 6:40-7:40 pm 9/10-10/1 $56/$63

23111.22 T/Th 6:40-7:40 pm 10/8-10/29 $56/$63

23111.23 T/Th 6:40-7:40 pm 11/5-11/26 $56/$63

23111.24 T/Th 6:40-7:40 pm 12/3-12/19 $48/$53

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spInnIng (18+ yrs)students experience an extraordinary cardio class utilizing indoor cycling! The spinning program provides a safe and effective journey for all levels. Motivational coaching techniques will take students through a combination of cycling positions, breathing and body awareness, and heart rate awareness training. Class held

in Fitness Center/spinning Room behind the pool. Activity # Days Time Dates R/NR Fee Instr.

20001.21 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 9/23-10/16 $63/$70

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20001.22 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 10/23-11/18 $63/$70

20001.23 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 11/25-12/18 $63/$70

20002.21 M/w 7:15-8:15 pm 9/23-10/16 $63/$70 Ralph

Medina20002.22 M/w 7:15-8:15 pm 10/23-11/18 $63/$70

20002.23 M/w 7:15-8:15 pm 11/25-12/18 $63/$70

20003.21 T/Th 6:00-7:00 am 9/17-10/10 $48/$53 Jennifer Van M

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20003.22 T/Th 6:00-7:00 am 10/17-11/12 $48/$53

20003.23 T/Th 6:00-7:00 am 11/19-12/17* $48/$53

20004.21 T/Th 6:00-6:45 pm 9/17-10/10 $63/$70 Jennifer C

orreia20004.22 T/Th 6:00-6:45 pm 10/17-11/12 $63/$70

20004.23 T/Th 6:00-6:45 pm 11/19-12/17* $63/$70

20005.21 T/Th 7:00-8:00 pm 9/17-10/10 $63/$70 Jennifer C

orreia20005.22 T/Th 7:00-8:00 pm 10/17-11/12 $63/$70

20005.23 T/Th 7:00-8:00 pm 11/19-12/17* $63/$70

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sTrEngTh, shapE, spIn! (18+ yrs) Gain the benefits of four fitness workouts- strength training, toning, shaping, and cardio- all in one class! You’ll begin with intense and focused circuit training, designed to build strength while define you and shape your body. The second half of the class incorporates a cardio workout with spinning. Participants should bring water and a towel. Class is instructed by lloyd green and held in the weight Room and Fitness Center/Cardio Room.


20100.21 M/w 8:15-9:15 pm 10/2-10/23 $56/$63

20100.22 M/w 8:15-9:15 pm 10/30-11/20 $56/$63

20100.23 M/w 8:15-9:15 pm 11/27-12/18 $56/$63

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T30-MInuTE spInnIng (18+ yrs) 30-minute classes deliver a great cardio workout, cool-down, and stretch. wear cool comfortable clothing, hard-soled shoes (like walking or tennis shoes), bring a small towel, and water. Instructed by emma smith and held in the Fitness Center/spinning Room.Beginning: no prior spinning experience needed. This is a non-competitive environment. students will learn the basics of bike set-up, heart rate ranges, and position transitions in a safe and effective way. Moderate: ‘Beginning’ is recommended as a pre-requisite if you have no experience, but not required. This class reinforces fundamentals of spinning, including basics of bike set-up, heart rate ranges, use of resistance, and position transitions in a safe, effective way.


Beginning

20011.21 sa 7:45-8:15 am 9/14-10/26 $29/$34

20011.22 sa 7:45-8:15 am 11/2-12/14 $29/$34

20012.21 sa 8:30-9:00 am 9/14-10/26 $29/$34

20012.22 sa 8:30-9:00 am 11/2-12/14 $29/$34

Moderate

20010.21 T/Th 8:15-8:45 pm 9/10-10/8 $36/$41

20010.22 T/Th 8:15-8:45 pm 10/15-11/12 $36/$41

20010.23 T/Th 8:15-8:45 pm 11/19-12/19* $36/$41

*No class 11/28

Also try drop-in spInnIngheld Monday-Friday from 12:15-1:00 pm.

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pIlaTEs (18+ yrs) This class concentrates on basic fundamentals and techniques of Pilates; focus on centering, correct breathing, precision, control, concentration, alignment, mobilization of the spine, and strengthening of core and periphery. Students benefit from improved trunk strength, muscle tone, flexibility, and balance. students should bring a mat. Instructors and locations are listed below. Activity # Days Time Dates R/NR Fee Instructor

Location

21100.21 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 9/11-10/9 $72/$79 Cristina

walski

C-3521100.22 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 10/16-11/13 $72/$79

21100.23 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 11/20-12/18 $72/$79

21101.21 T/Th 5:45-6:45 pm 9/17-10/10 $63/$70heidi

Marlinghaus

q-8021101.22 T/Th 5:45-6:45 pm 10/17-11/12 $63/$70

21101.23 T/Th 5:45-6:45 pm 11/19-12/17* $63/$70

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30-MIn sunrIsE pIlaTEs (18+ yrs)This 30-minute class incorporates all the fundamentals of Pilates designed to deliver a powerful workout in a shorter period of time. It leaves you feeling great and sets you on your way to a better day! All levels are welcome. students should bring mat and water. Class is instructed by Cristina walski and held in n-76.

Activity # Day Time Dates R/NR Fee

21401.21 M 6:00-6:30 am 9/16-10/28 $29/$34

21401.22 M 6:00-6:30 am 11/4-12/16 $29/$34

21402.21 w 6:00-6:30 am 9/11-10/30 $32/$37

21402.22 w 6:00-6:30 am 11/6-12/18 $29/$34

poWEr pIlaTEs & CorE CondITIonIng (18+ yrs) All levels welcome! Boost your core strength, flexibility, and control to gain stronger, longer, and leaner muscles. stability balls, rings, rollers, weights and thera bands are some of the tools incorporated to help you achieve your goals! students should bring a mat and water. Class is instructed by Cristina walski and held in M-50.


21500.21 sa 9:30-10:30 am 9/28-11/9 $56/$63

21500.22 sa 9:30-10:30 am 11/16-12/21 $48/$53

advanCEd pIlaTEs (18+ yrs) This class is for intermediate to advanced Pilates participants only. students must possess a foundation of the 10 Pilates principles, and are interested in advancing to the next level of their knowledge and practice. students should bring a mat and water. Class is instructed by Juliet settlemier-Ivey and held in M-50.


21300.21 sa 8:15-9:15 am 9/28-11/9 $56/$63

21300.22 sa 8:15-9:15 am 11/16-12/21 $48/$53

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yoga For lIFE (18+ yrs)each class integrates breathing techniques, postures, relaxation, body awareness and meditation, which will assist students in clearing energy blocks. All levels are welcome. students need to bring a mat and firm, thick blanket to class. Class is instructed by Debby edwards in q-84.


29110.21 M 6:00-7:30 pm 9/9-10/21 $72/$79

29100.22 M 6:00-7:30 pm 11/4-12/16 $72/$79

InTroduCTIon To MEdITaTIon (18+ yrs)Meditat ion can make a big difference in your life. students will

learn methods to manage stress, increase productivity, improve relationships, increase energy, enhance concentration levels, improve quality of sleep, lower blood pressure levels and live with a greater sense of ease, joy and passion. Returning students welcome! Participants should dress comfortably and bring a sweater. Class is instructed by greg de Vries, Certified Meditation Instructor, and held in M-52.


29200.21 T 6:30-8:00 pm 9/17-10/22* $63/$70

*No class 9/24

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FloW yoga (16+ yrs)This flowing practice is a series of postures to unite body, mind and breath. This class promotes flexibility, strength, balance and relaxation. All levels are welcome. students need to bring a mat and preferably a firm, thick blanket to class. Class is instructed by Parinaz ghavami and held in l-58.


29120.21 sa 9:00-10:30 am 9/14-10/12 $51/$56

29120.22 sa 9:00-10:30 am 10/26-11/23 $51/$56

prEnaTal yoga (16+)For moms-to-be, taught by a new mom! Through the mindful practice of breath awareness and deep relaxation, pregnant women build the strength, flexibility, and balance to stay fit. Ease the tension, tightness, and fatigue during pregnancy, and develop the focus and concentration to prepare for labor and delivery. students need to bring a yoga mat. Class instructed by Parinaz ghavami and held in l-58.


29121.21 w 6:00-7:30 pm 9/18-10/16 $51/$56

29121.22 w 6:00-7:30 pm 10/30-11/27 $51/$56

Also try drop-in yogaheld Tuesday from 12:00-1:00 pm. see page 33 for more information.

New!ZuMBa gold (50+ yrs) Features cardio conditioning to latin and International music with interval/resistance training. Instructed by kathleen hill at and held at Dance Boulevard, 1824 hillsdale Blvd., san Jose.


24100.21 T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 9/3-10/24 $79/$86

24100.22 T/Th 4:30-5:30 pm 10/29-12/19* $74/$81

*No class 11/28

Drop-in Zumba Gold 50+ Pass available only in the Adult Center Office, room C-33. Good for Zumba Gold classes only.

$25 5 day pass

$48 10 day pass

Drop-in allowed on a space-available basis. For more information, please contact the Adult Center at (408) 866-2146.


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haTha yoga WorKshop (18+ yrs)sit, stand, Recline and walk in BalanceThis eight week series will focus on rediscovering comfort in your everyday movements. Find your sit bones and open to natural back alignment through deep relaxation. use your reclining and seated alignment to find balance in standing and walking. stretches will be used to encourage tension release and ease of movement. All levels are welcome. Students should bring two pillows and a mat. Instructed by Cheryl larson and held in e-42.


29134.21 T 12:45-2:15 pm 9/24-12/10* $82/$89

*No class 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/26

haTha yoga WorKshop (18+ yrs)shoulder and neckThis workshop will focus on deepening your understanding of shoulder/neck alignment and movement. Find your sit bones, and utilize opening stretches to release upper back musular tension and open the spine, shoulders and neck. This workshop is limited to 10 students to allow for individual attention. Students should bring two pillows and a mat. Instructed by Cheryl larson and held in e-42.

Activity # Day Time Date R/NR Fee

29135.21 T 12:30-3:00 pm 10/29 $32/$37

haTha yoga (18+ yrs)learn to practice yoga through the use of deep relaxation and release of tension. Class will focus on the utilization of breath, body alignment and awareness of tension, to promote opening into the postures. Students should bring a mat and pillow. All levels are welcome. Instructed by Cheryl larson. Monday class held in e-42; Tuesday class held in l-58.


29132.21 M 6:00-7:30 pm 11/4-12/16*1 $62/$69

29133.21 T 9:30-11:00 am 11/5-12/17*2 $62/$69

No class *1 11/25; *2 11/26

yoga/young aT hEarT (50+ yrs) This class offers gentle exercise that restores natural balance and alignment. There is an emphasis on coordinating the breath with physical poses to improve focus and relieve stress. Students of all fitness levels are welcome and should bring a mat and pillow. Class instructed by Cheryl larson. Monday class is held in e-42. Thursday class is held in l-58.


29130.21 M 4:15-5:45 pm 11/4-12/16*1 $56/$63

29131.21 Th 4:15-5:45 pm 11/7-12/19*2 $56/$63

No class *1 11/25; *2 11/28


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alvIso slough By sEa KayaK (12+ yrs) The only way to reach the far end of the bay is down the Alvison slough. we will ride the tide out to the open waters of the south Bay and the mudflats of the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge. This is a great trip for bird watchers and people interested in the wild corners of our baylands. we will use double sea kayaks, no experience necessary. Plan to bring a windbreaker, hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, binoculars and camera, water, picnic lunch or snacks, and spare warm clothes.

An additional $50 per person equipment fee is due at the start of the trip for the kayak and paddling gear rental. Directions to the meeting place will be emailed the week prior to the trip. Please provide an email upon registration.

Activity # Day Time Date Ages R/NR Fee

54200.23 sa 9:00-3:00 pm 11/23 12+ $41/$46

ElKhorn slough By sEa KayaK (12+ yrs) elkhorn slough is one of California’s largest remaining coastal wetlands. This salt marsh is home to thousands of birds and numerous harbor seals and sea otters. we will spend the day paddling the quiet waterways of the seven-mile long slough, getting a unique look at the wildlife and the flora of this preserve from the comfort of our double seat kayaks. Plan to bring a windbreaker, hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, binoculars and camera,

water, picnic dinner or snacks, and spare warm clothes.

An additional $50 per person equipment fee is due at the start of the trip for the kayak and paddling gear rental. Directions to the meeting place will be emailed the week prior to the trip. Please provide an email upon registration.


54200.21 sa 9:00-3:00 pm 9/28 12+ $41/$46

greg Meyer leads all trips. he is a professional naturalist who currently teaches outdoor education classes at California state university Monterey Bay. since 1985, he has been leading expeditions and adventures from Alaska to the Antarctic. his expertise, humor and enthusiasm for nature will ensure delightful outdoor recreation experiences.

russIan rIdgE WInEry hIKE (12+ yrs) The santa Cruz Mountains have become famous for beautiful parklands and fine wines. This trip combines both into a fall harvest outing that will exercise your body and your palate! our hike will roll along the moderate trails of Russian Ridge Preserve for about 6.5 miles round trip, where we will look for great views, native plants, and wildlife. At noon we will stop at the picnic grounds of the Fogarty winery where we will eat lunch and participants can pay to have a small tasting before we walk back. Plan to bring walking/hiking shoes, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, lunch and water bottle, binoculars, outdoor clothes in layers. hiking and staying hydrated, what a great day out!


54200.22 su 10:00-3:00 pm 10/20 12+ $41/$46

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BasKETBall lEaguEs: WoMEn (18+ yrs) Full court leagues for adult (18 and older) women are offered year round. All games played at the Campbell Community Center. game times: 7:05; 8:05; 9:05 pm. level 5 (Advanced Beginner) on Monday nights; levels 2 & 4 (upper & lower skill) on Tuesday; level 3 (Intermediate) on Thursday. All registration is by individual player, first come, first served. Cost is $92 per Campbell Resident player and $99 for non-Resident player for a 10 game season plus playoffs. Visit www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation/sports for complete registration information.

The league is very popular and it is highly recommended that players register as soon as registration opens to ensure a spot..

BasKETBall lEaguEs: MEn (18+ yrs) Full court leagues for adult (18 and older) men in lower intermediate level on wednesday nights. All games played at the Campbell Community Center. Registration is by TEAM ONLY. Fall league fees are $788/team. Visit www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation/sports for complete registration information.

vollEyBall lEaguEs: Co-Ed (18+ yrs) Co-ed volleyball leagues for adults (18/older) are offered on Thursday nights at the Campbell Community Center. game times are 7:00; 8:05; 9:10 pm. league fees are $497/team for a 13 week season. Registration is by TeAM onlY. Call (408) 871-5169 to have a registration packet sent to you or download off the City website.

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Judo/Ju JITsu/suBMIssIon grapplIng (18+ yrs) learn the art of Danzan Ryu Ju Jitsu and kodokan Judo. students learn to use body mechanics, leverage and knowledge of human anatomy and psychology to nullify an attacker’s ability and will to fight. Kicks, strikes, joint-locks, throws, and pins and ground defense are integrated into a complete system of self defense. If students wish to participate in belt testing, there is an additional fee payable to the instructor. Instructed by hans Ingebretsen. Class held in M-50.


43110.21 T/Th 7:30-9:00 pm 9/3-10/29 $174/$184

43110.22 T/Th 7:30-9:00 pm 11/5-12/19 $133/$143

*No class 11/28

For complete Adult sport leagues schedules and registration information, please visit the City of Campbell website at

www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation/sports

drop-In sporTs avaIlaBlE For adulTs! Basketball * Volleyball * Badminton

For more information, please see the Campbell Community Center Drop-In Program on page 36.

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adulT sporTsTEnnIs InsTruCTIonAll tennis classes are held at the Campbell Community Center Tennis Courts. Chuck Sanfilippo, a certified U.S.P.T.A. instructor, teaches all classes. lessons are designed to develop skills, sportsmanship, and a healthy competitive attitude that will last a lifetime. Beginning through Intermediate level instruction is offered in small group lessons (maximum of four students per class). students need to bring their own tennis racket and bottled water. All classes are co-ed unless noted otherwise.

TEnnIs: BEgInnIng (18+ yrs)These classes are for those who have little or no tennis experience. These classes offer an introduction to the game of tennis, covering the basic strokes such as the forehand, backhand, and the serve. The focus of these lessons will be on developing consistency. students can re-take lessons at the beginner level until comfortable to advance. Brand new tennis students are advised to repeat the beginning level at least twice.


42117.21 sa 10:00-11:00 am 9/7-9/21 $41/$46

42117.22 sa 10:00-11:00 am 10/5-10/19 $41/$46

42117.23 sa 10:00-11:00 am 11/2-11/16 $41/$46

42111.21 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 9/30-10/16 $82/$89

42111.22 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 10/21-11/6 $82/$89

TEnnIs: advanCEd BEgInnIng (18+ yrs)These classes are for players who have a general knowledge of the game and have the ability to maintain a rally for five strokes.

Advanced Beginning lessons will be focused on the serve and volley, specialty shots, strategy and fine-tuning strokes. students can re-take lessons at the Advanced Beginner level until comfortable to advance.


42127.21 sa 9:00-10:00 am 9/7-9/21 $41/$46

42127.22 sa 9:00-10:00 am 10/5-10/19 $41/$46

42127.23 sa 9:00-10:00 am 11/2-11/16 $41/$46

42121.21 M/w 6:00-7:00 pm 9/9-9/25 $82/$89

42122.21 T/Th 6:00-7:00 pm 9/10-9/26 $82/$89

42122.22 T/Th 6:00-7:00 pm 10/1-10/17 $82/$89

42122.23 T/Th 6:00-7:00 pm 10/22-11/7* $69/$76

*No class 10/31

TEnnIs: InTErMEdIaTE (18+ yrs)These classes are for players who are consistent with shots and serves. There will be an emphasis on drills to improve your singles and doubles strategies. The last part of each class will be game play.


42137.21 sa 8:00-9:00 am 9/7-9/21 $41/$46

42137.22 sa 8:00-9:00 am 10/5-10/19 $41/$46

42137.23 sa 8:00-9:00 am 11/2-11/16 $41/$46

42131.21 M/w 7:00-8:00 pm 9/9-9/25 $82/$89

42131.22 M/w 7:00-8:00 pm 9/30-10/16 $82/$89

42131.23 M/w 7:00-8:00 pm 10/21-11/6 $82/$89

42132.21 T/Th 9:00-10:00 am 9/10-9/26 $82/$89

42132.22 T/Th 9:00-10:00 am 10/1-10/17 $82/$89

42132.23 T/Th 9:00-10:00 am 10/22-11/7* $69/$76

42133.21 T/Th 7:00-8:00 pm 9/10-9/26 $82/$89

42133.22 T/Th 7:00-8:00 pm 10/1-10/17 $82/$89

42133.23 T/Th 7:00-8:00 pm 10/22-11/7* $69/$76

*No class 10/31

CouRTs A & B ReseRVeD FoR ReCReATIon TennIs

May be used as first come, first serve when lessons are not scheduled

CouRTs C & D Open on a first come, first serve basis

Players must leave the courts when maintenance staff is washing or performing repairs. Thank you.

Tennis courts at the Campbell Communtiy Center located near the latimer Ave. entrance are free to use and are lit until 10:00 pm. when using the courts, please follow the posted rules and be sure to set your court time on the clocks (please no resetting of clocks).

½ hour time limit - 1 person practice½ hour time limit - Ball machine users

1 hour time limit - singles1½ hour time limit - Doubles or Round Robin Play

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BallrooM danCE (18+ yrs)learn the most popular ballroom dances as seen on TV! have fun and burn calories as you learn dance patterns, body rhythm and coordination. no prior experience necessary. new dances are introduced each class. no partner necessary; pre-registration is required. Instructed by professional ballroom dance instructor, Philip Pettinger, who has years of experience teaching all levels of dancers. Class held in M-47, Dance studio.


51730.21 Th 8:00-9:00 pm 9/12-10/10 $52/$59

51730.22 Th 8:00-9:00 pm 10/17-11/21* $52/$59

*No class 10/31

Tap danCIng For adulTs (18+ yrs) Tap classes are fun and provide an opportunity to get exercise while meeting new friends! ‘Introduction’ class provides the very basic steps that will be turned into a simple routine. ‘Beginning’ class is for those familiar with very basic steps. Students are responsible for providing their own tap shoes and should bring a bottle of water to each class. Instructed by Peggy Page and held in M-47, Dance studio.


Introduction

51702.21 w 7:15-8:15 pm 9/11-10/23 $66/$73

51702.22 w 7:15-8:15 pm 10/28-12/16* $66/$73

Beginning

51701.21 w 6:15-7:15 pm 9/11-10/23 $66/$73

51701.22 w 6:15-7:15 pm 10/28-12/16* $66/$73

*No class 11/27

lInE danCIng (18+ yrs)line Dancing is a whole lot of fun and great exercise for the mind and body! no partner is needed. students will dance to different types of music, not just country. Advanced classes can be fast paced and are for those who already have knowledge of some basic line dance steps. Students should wear hard-soled shoes and bring a water bottle to class. Instructed by Mandi Muscolo and held in M-47, Dance studio.

Activity # Day Time Dates R/NRFee

Beginning

51701.21 M 6:00-7:30 pm 9/16-10/21 $63/$70

51701.22 M 6:00-7:30 pm 10/28-12/16* $73/$80

Advanced

51702.21 M 7:30-9:00 pm 9/16-10/21 $63/$70

51702.22 M 7:30-9:00 pm 10/28-12/16* $73/$80

*No class 11/25

adulT hIp hop danCE (16+ yrs)students will burn calories in every class while enjoying a great work out. Dancers will learn moves from favorite hip hop music videos while the instructor breaks down the movements so classes are easy to follow. Instructed by kenyatta Ali, “Mz. k”, and held in M-47, Dance studio.


51203.21 T 8:30-9:30 pm 9/10-10/22 $81/$88

51203.22 T 8:30-9:30 pm 10/29-12/17* $70/$77

*No class 11/19, 11/26

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guITar lEssons: lEvEl 1 (16+ yrs)This course is for the absolute adult beginning guitarist. students will be introduced to the basics of guitar playing and music fundamentals by learning fun pop and classic rock songs. students will need to have their own acoustic guitar. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. Instructed by Chris shahin, sJg school of Music. Class held in M-49, pre-school room. Activity # Days Time Dates R/NR Fee

53912.21 Th 6:00-6:50 pm 9/19-11/7* $131/$141

*No class 10/31

pIano-KEyBoard lEssons: lEvEl 1 (16+ yrs)students learn the basics of piano playing: notes, chords and theory. By the end of this fun, low-pressure class, students will be able to play basic songs. keyboards will be provided in class, however, students will need a keyboard at home for practice. Recommended resources for purchasing or renting a keyboard will be provided prior to the first class. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. Instructed by Joey Trombly, sJg school of Music. Class held in e-42.


53922.21 Th 6:00-6:50 pm 9/19-11/7* $131/$141

*No class 10/31

pIano-KEyBoard lEssons: lEvEl 2 (9+ yrs)This course is a follow-up class where students will continue mastering the basics of playing music on the piano/keyboard. Topics include: sight reading, ear training, playing chord accompaniment parts to pop and rock songs, as well as playing pieces from classic piano repertoire. keyboards will be provided for student to us in class. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. Instructed by Joey Trombly, sJg school of Music. Class is held in e-42.

Activity # Day Time Dates Ages R/NR Fee

53923.21 Th 8:00-8:50 pm 9/19-11/7* 9+ $131/$141

*No class 10/31

guITar EnsEMBlE (17+ yrs) In this fun and educational class you will learn how to play and perform in an all-guitar ensemble. The group will practice each week playing traditional, classic, pop, and rock music. This community guitar ensemble will have the opportunity to perform publicly. guitarists must have a rudimentary level of guitar skill with a minimum of one year playing experience and be willing to practice and improve. Acoustic guitars only. Chris shahin has been teaching guitar in the greater san Jose Area for over 20 years and has led numerous guitar ensembles over the last two decades. Class held in M-49, pre-school room.


53914.21 M 7:30-8:20 pm 9/16-11/18* $131/$141

*No class 9/30, 10/14

guITar lEssons: lEvEl 2 (10+ yrs)This class continues techniques and styles of guitar playing and is geared towards players that can navigate basic g, D and C chords. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. Instructed by Chris shahin of sJg school of Music. Class held in M-49, pre-school room.


53913.21 Th 8:00-8:50 pm 9/19-11/7* 10+ $131/$141

*No class 10/31

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All music classes are instructed by staff of the SJG School of Music

located at the Campbell Community Center

www.sjgschoolofmusic.com


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BEgInnIng poTTEr’s WhEEl (16+ yrs)get ready to have a blast! Feel the clay through your fingers as it spins on the wheel. Students will first focus on wedging the clay, centering, pulling basic forms, trimming and glazing. Additional materials fee of $25 per bag of clay to be paid to instructor depending on each student’s usage. Class is held at The Art Beat, 68 e. Campbell Ave, 95008; corner of Campbell Ave. & 4th st. Activity # Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50952.21 T 6:30-8:30 pm 9/3-10/22 16+ $320

50952.22 T 6:30-8:30 pm 10/29-12/17 16+ $320

50953.21 M 6:30-8:30 pm 9/9-10/28 16+ $320

50953.22 M 6:30-8:30 pm 11/4-12/30* 16+ $320

*No class 12/23

ladIEs nIghT MosaIC FrIdays (16+ yrs)work on your Mosaic Project in our bright and friendly studio. we have plenty of materials and our experienced Mosaic instructor will be here to offer guidance! Bring your girlfriends and a bottle of wine and get some relaxing social time as well as time to get your Art on! A $20 materials fee is due at the first class. Class is held at The Art Beat, 68 e. Campbell Ave, 95008; corner of Campbell Ave. & 4th st.

Activity # Day Time Dates Ages Fee

50942.21 F 6:30-8:30 pm 11/1-11/8 16+ $70

paInTIng (16+ yrs)whether you’re new to painting or have years of experience, students will have fun learning techniques that involve painting with different mediums such as oil, acrylic, pastels, glass painting, and more! The activity fee includes all supplies and students should bring a paint shirt. Class is instructed by An. sudyka in e-46 at the Campbell Community Center.


50010.21 T 7:00-8:30 pm 9/17-10/15 16+ $68/$75

50010.22 T 7:00-8:30 pm 10/29-11/26 16+ $68/$75

draWIng WITh Mr. grEEn (14+ yrs)This drawing class teaches students how to use different drawing approaches such as contour, mass, and gesture. Drawing techniques covered wi l l inc lude: negat ive space, point to point, and triangulation to name a few. Return students are welcome! Fee includes basic supplies students will take home. students need to purchase a sketchpad to practice on their own. Instructed by James green. Class is held in e-46 at the Campbell Community Center.


50003.21 w 6:00-8:30 pm 9/18-10/23 14+ $81/$88

50003.22 w 6:00-8:30 pm 10/30-12/18* 14+ $94/$101

*No class 11/27

pIquEs assIETTE MosaIC (16+ yrs)Pique Assiette is a style of mosaic using a variety of recycled materials. what a great way to recycle and reuse old plates or ceramics. students will learn cutting techniques as well as different design methods. The class project will be a wooden tray or cement stepping stone. A $20 materials fee is due at the first class. Class is held at The Art Beat, 68 e. Campbell Ave, 95008; corner of Campbell Ave. & 4th st.


50941.21 w 6:30-8:30 pm 10/30-11/6 16+ $70

draWIng & paInTIng For adulTs (16+ yrs)This class is based on your skill level – beginners to advanced welcome. Basic drawing and sketching techniques are covered as well as project and media selection. when you select your project, the instructor will help you step by step, to produce a finished piece you can be proud of! Come unwind and relax in our cheerful studio and get your ART on! A $40 materials fee is due at the first class. Class is held at The Art Beat, 68 e. Campbell Ave, 95008; corner of Campbell Ave. & 4th st.


50922.21 Th 7:00-9:00 pm 9/5-10/24 16+ $155

50922.22 Th 7:00-9:00 pm 11/7-12/19* 16+ $155

*No class 11/28

InTroduCTIon To MosaIC (16+ yrs)This Beginner Mosaic class is a great introduction to Mosaic Art! This 6 week course will cover many different materials; glass, tiles, broken plates and more. You will create up to 3 projects. Instruction will focus on basic designs for mosaics, tools and surfaces, and grouting and sealing your piece. You will learn to cut glass and tile and break plates! A $40 material fee is due at the first class. Class is held at The Art Beat, 68 e. Campbell Ave, 95008; corner of Campbell Ave. & 4th st.


50940.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 9/19-10/24 16+ $200

The art classes on below and to the right are held at The Art Beat - 68 e. Campbell Avenue

the corner of Campbell Avenue and 4th street (408) 370-5002

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Cpr CErTIFICaTIon CoursE (13+ yrs)In this heartsaver AeD skills-based class, you will be trained in the new “science of CPR” and “Relief of Foreign Body Airway obstruction”. students will demonstrate the proper technique and sequence of CPR. Instruction and hands on training, using an AeD, will be included for adults and children over 1 year of age, after which you will receive a two-year certification card. Fee includes a key chain pocket mask/barrier. This class does not include a Bls healthcare Provider card. Instructed by santa Clara County Fire Department staff. Class is held at sunnyoaks Fire station, McCormack Training Center Classroom (rear), 485 west sunnyoaks Ave., in Campbell.


52200.21 Th 6:00-10:00 pm 9/12 13+ $55/$62

52200.22 Th 6:00-10:00 pm 10/10 13+ $55/$62

52200.23 Th 6:00-10:00 pm 11/14 13+ $55/$62

52200.24 Th 6:00-10:00 pm 12/12 13+ $55/$62

dog oBEdIEnCE (18+ yrs) T h i s c l a s s i n t r o d u c e s beginning, intermediate, and some advanced obedience skills. Continuing students are encouraged. Dogs need to be non-aggressive towards people and other dogs. Dogs need to be in good physical condition, up to date with vaccinations, and flea free. Instructed by Bea Moore, a Certified Dog Trainer. Class held at edith Morley Park, 615 Campbell Technology Pkwy in Campbell.


54230.21 F 6:00-7:00 pm 9/27-11/15* $84/$91

*No class 10/18

west Valley Personal emergency Preparedness (PeP) This free, 3-hour workshop will teach you how to prepare to be on your own for several days after the next large disaster. Training includes disaster supply kit, home and workplace preparedness, treating life threatening conditions, fire prevention, fire extinguishers and hazardous materials. To register, email your full name, phone number, and residential or work address in west Valley to [email protected], or call (408) 378-4010 to reserve your space in a class.

Location Day Date Time

los gatos Th 9/5 6:00-9:00 pm

saratoga w 10/9 6:00-9:00 pm

los gatos CC sa 11/2 9:00-12:00 pm

Cupertino T 12/3 6:00-9:00 pm

Los Gatos: santa Clara County Fire headquarters, 14700 winchester Blvd., los gatos

Saratoga: Joan Pisani Community Center, Arts & Crafts Rm, 19655 Allendale Ave, saratoga

Los Gatos CC: Town of los gatos Council Chambers, 110 east Main street, los gatos

Cupertino: City hall/eoC, 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino

west Valley Community emergency Response Team (CeRT) west Valley Community emergency Response Team (CeRT) Academy is a 21-hour training course. Registration Fee $35/per person. Take the next critical step in your community disaster resiliency. The Community emergency Response Team (CeRT) Academy educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, disaster medical operations and team organization. using the training learned in the classroom and during exercises, CeRT members can assist others in their neighborhood or workplace following an event when professional responders are not immediately available to help.

Registration/Questions:

Please email [email protected] or call (408) 341-4410; A fee of $35 is payable to sCCFD.

This course is primarily intended for individuals that live within the communities of Cupertino, Campbell, saratoga, los gatos and Monte sereno.

November 5 - November 16• (Tuesday, wednesday, and Thursday) 6:00 - 9:00 pm, and November 16 (saturday morning) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm, All classes held in Town of los gatos• All seVen sessIons RequIReD•

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should I sTay or should I go? (18+ yrs) If you are a homeowner and considering a move, there are many decisions that need to be made. Informative discussions included are: In-home care services, demystifying reverse mortgages, setting up a trust or a will, asset protection, long-term care planning, public benefits, preparing and selling your home, downsizing and organizing belongings, the pros and cons of the different types of senior communities and more. This class is geared towards older adults, but is open to all adults who want to learn more. Instructed by Brian schwatka and held in C-35.


52999.21 T 5:30-7:00 pm 9/17-11/5 $37/$43

Fall FavorITEs (18+ yrs)Students will learn how to bring out the most flavor from fall-time ingredients making polenta with saffron and sausage sauce, paccheri with tuna sauce, sausage in tomato sauce, baked potatoes stuffed with mushrooms and cheese, and mixed berries with ricotta cream. A $15 food fee is payable to the instructor at class.


54300.23 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 10/17 $39/$44

Food & Fun (18+ yrs)learn a new way to have fun in the kitchen with Italian food. students will be making polenta triangles with peppers and gorgonzola, rigatoni with artichokes and pancetta, roll-up veal with onions and mint, sautéed mushrooms with onions, garlic and parsley, and chocolate crepes. A $15 food fee is payable to the instructor at class.


54300.24 F 11:30-1:30 pm 11/15 $39/$44

Easy & ElEganT (18+ yrs)learn easy recipes and cooking tips so you can throw a delicious and stress-free dinner party. students will be making roll-up bresaola, risotto with green beans and yellow bell pepper, swordfish with olives, artichoke caponata, and almond and chestnut cake. A $15 food fee is payable to the instructor at class.


54300.25 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 12/12 $39/$44

BEauTIFul WaTEr-WIsE landsCapIng (18+ yrs)Fall is the best time to plant perennials! learn about the many beautiful low-water plants that thrive in our mild, Mediterranean climate and how to incorporate them into your landscape. Reduce both your water usage and your yard maintenance while creating a vibrant, diverse oasis that attracts birds, bees, and butterflies. Topics will include plant choices, how to convert from a lawn, watering and maintenance tips, and best gardening practices for santa Clara County. The instructors are university of California Cooperative extension Master gardeners (For more information, please visit www.mastergardeners.org). Class is held in q-84.


54220.21 T 7:00-9:00 pm 10/8-10/22 $37/$42

ITalIan CooKIng ClassEs Take your senses on a journey to Italy! learn new and authentic recipes from the instructor, Maria luisa Manca. Class will be held in room e-46 at the Campbell Community Center. students need to pull hair back, bring an apron and a $15 food fee is payable to the instructor at the class. students will receive recipes to take home.

CooKIng ITalIan sTylE (18+ yrs)Join us for some easy Italian ideas for a perfect entertaining night. students will learn to make an onion tart with emmenthal cheese, four cheese and sausage penne, mushroom veal scaloppine, Venetian-style beans with swiss chard, and cake delizia with limoncello. A $15 food fee is payable to the instructor at class.


54300.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 9/19 $39/$44

ToTal CoMForT (18+ yrs)These are some ideas for a casual night of comfort food and lots of fun. learn to make bruschetta napoli-style, chickpeas and mushrooms soup, chicken with caponata, sauteed potatoes and brussels sprouts, and hazelnut squares. A $15 food fee is payable to the instructor at class.


54300.22 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 10/10 $39/$44

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All computer classes are held at the Campbell Community Center in h-74 (winchester parking lot side).

Computers provided.

hands-on MICrosoFT WIndoWsStudents will learn how to organize files by creating folders, how to save files in the appropriate folder, move and delete files and how to back them up. A $20 material fee is due at the class.


52903.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 10/17 $42/$47

hands-on MICrosoFT EXCEl - nEXT sTEp Students will become proficient and improve the way he/she uses excel. students learn to create graphs, wrap cells, merge and center cells, freeze columns and rows, and more. A $20 material fee is due at the class.


52904.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 10/24 $42/$47

hands-on MICrosoFT poWErpoInT & puBlIshErstudents will learn to create and present dynamic appealing slide shows with PowerPoint by using bulleted lists, photos and applying animation. Create flyers, newsletters, and invitations using Publisher and work with templates and modify the design and content to create impressive publications. A $30 material fee is due at the class.


52906.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 11/7-11/14 $84/$91

hands-on WITh phoTos & shuTTErFly®students will learn to organize photos into folders and upload them onto Shutterfly.com using free unlimited online storage. students can create albums, cards, calendars, and much more! A $20 material fee is due at the class.


52905.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 11/21 $42/$47

hands-on MICrosoFT ouTlooK & MaIl MErgEstudents will get organized using outlook to invite co-workers to meetings, set-up daily/reoccurring appointments, an address book, and a to-do list. use word to accomplish mailings by setting up a mail merge using oulook or excel to merge an address list to print onto letters, labels, and envelopes so each is personalized. A $30 material fee is due at the class.


52907.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 12/5-12/12 $84/$91

hands-on BEgInnIng CoMpuTEr Class Different parts of the computer will first be discussed, after which students will learn how to navigate windows, create spreadsheets using Microsoft excel and word-processing using Microsoft word. A $30 material fee is due at the first class.


52901.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 9/12-9/26 $105/$115

hands-on BEgInnIng InTErnET & EMaIl students will start with learning how to send, reply and forward email, plus how to attach, save and find downloaded files. students will navigate the internet using google and Yahoo and learn how to save favorite websites. A $20 material fee is due at the class.


52902.21 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 10/10 $42/$47

lynn Pesonen has been teaching in the Bay Area since 1996 helping thousands to learn valuable computer skills to be used at work and/or at home by offering quality training in a friendly, relaxed and professional environment while understanding the importance of clear, accurate and patient instruction.

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Willkommen to the 2013 Oktoberfest Fun Run!

start your oktoberfest weekend off on the right “foot” at Campbell’s 6th annual Oktoberfest 5K Fun Run. Runners will enjoy the flat course and fall foliage on the popular los gatos Creek Trail adjacent to historical Downtown Campbell. This family-friendly event is perfect for both runners and walkers.

Registration is now open! Register by Friday, october 11 to receive a free event T-shirt and goodie bag. After this deadline, registration will only be available “Race Day” between 8:00-8:45 am the morning of the race. Please note: Race Day Registration will not include T-shirt or goodie bag.

Register today online, in-person, by fax, or mail.

online registration and event forms available through www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation

$30 for Adults; $15 for ages 19 and under

Grab your lederhosen, lace up your shoes, and make the Oktoberfest Fun Run a Fall family tradition!

Become An event SponSor! If you or your company is interested in a great opportunity to sponsor this community event, please contact event coordinator, Jennifer Correia at (408) 866-2768 or [email protected]. sponsorship acceptance deadline is september 20.

Saturday, October 19, 2013 at 9:00 amCampbell Park

(corner of Campbell Ave. & Gilman Ave.)

Become A volunteer! The Recreation Department is now accepting volunteer applications for the annual oktoberfest 5k Run/walk. we need your help to check-in runners, hand out water, or direct them on the path and cheer them on as they head to the finish line. For more information, please contact Misty at (408) 866-2740.

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MEMBErshIpMembership is RequIReD for all persons participating in the Campbell Adult Center programs, such as Classes, Trips, Recreation Activities, special events, group Activities, etc. There is no membership required to participate in the lunch program and many services offered.

nEWslETTEr suBsCrIpTIonA subscription for the Adult Center newsletter (Courier) mailed bi-monthly is available. This newsletter contains detailed information on all Adult Center programs and services. Information online at: www.cityofcampbell.com.

The CITY oF CAMPBell, ThRough The ReCReATIon & CoMMunITY seRVICes DePARTMenT, oFFeRs A VARIeTY oF seRVICes AnD PRogRAMs InCluDIng FITness, wellness, eDuCATIonAl AnD CulTuRAl PRogRAMs FoR Those 50 YeARs oF Age AnD olDeR.

The Campbell adult Centerfor 50 & Better!

1 w. Campbell Avenue, Room C-33Campbell, CA. 95008

Phone: (408) 866-2146TTY: (408) 871-5104

Hours: 8:00 am - 4:00 pmMonday through Friday

CaMpBEll CaFE lunCh prograM1 w. Campbell Avenue, Room M-50

Campbell, CA. 95008Phone: (408) 866-2764

hours: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Monday through Friday

The lunch Program offers daily nutritious meals for a suggested contribution of $3.00 (guests under age 60 are $6.00). Advance meal reservations are required. Blood pressure checks and bingo are offered. Transportation can be provided by calling the program for details.

addITIonal ClassEsIn addition to the classes listed, the Campbell Adult Center also offers the following classes: esl, Macintosh Computers, Driver safety Program. For more details, contact the Campbell Adult Center at (408) 866-2146.

hoME dElIvErEd MEalsTwo different programs available: Meals on Wheels Program provides homebound (60+) adults with frozen meals and periodic home visits. Information (408) 296-8290.Meals on Wheels/Health Trust Program provides a hot delivered meal Monday – Friday for those who need help or for those who cannot microwave their food. Information (408) 961-9870.

group aCTIvITIEs sErvICEsComputer ClubBusy hands/Caring hearts skylark singersFlower Arranging groupPhotography Clubwalking group

To inquire about services or to make an appointment, please call (408) 866-2146.

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS, HOUSING REFERRAL CASE MANAGER: Provides in-home, social service assistance, to Campbell’s frail, low-income, at-risk elderly. FITNESS PASS: $40/10 days; $70/20 days, $45/monthHEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING (HICAP)INCOME TAX ASSISTANCELONG TERM CARE COUNSELINGMAIL WATCH PROGRAM, NOTARY PUBLICPHARMACIST HOTLINE, VIAL OF LIFESENIOR ADULT LEGAL ASSISTANCE

rECrEaTIon aCTIvITIEsspecial eventsIntermediate Bridgenewcomer’s orientationCribbage

Moviesgame RoomBingoCanasta

EduCaTIonal/WEllnEss prograMsFitness Passes workshops/seminars

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adulT 50+ REGISTRATION FOR ADULT CENTER CLASSES (50+) is taken ONLY through The Adult Center Office. Online and mail-in Priority Registration will be taken in August. For more details, call (408) 866-2146 or visit online at www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation.

aqua aEroBICs shape up in a water exercise class or by lap swimming. Instructed by Marlene suits (M/w). Intermediate: enjoy a more vigorous workout. Instructed by Deb hedge (T/Th).

Days Time Dates Fee

M/w 1:45-2:45 pm 9/4-10/23 $61

M/w 1:45-2:45 pm 10/28-12/11* $53

Intermediate

T/Th 1:45-2:45 pm 9/3-10/23 $65

*No class 11/27

Body CondITIonIng Tone to music with gentle aerobics and strengthening. Instructed by Marian Chiaramontes in q-80.

Days Time Dates Fee

T/Th 1:15-2:15 pm 9/3-10/24 $50

T/Th 1:15-2:15 pm 10/29-12/19* $47

*No class 11/28

CorE sTrEngThEnIng strengthening and stretching exercises to tone the whole body with emphasis on the core muscle group using exercise bands, hand weights and resistance bands. Bring a mat. Instructed by Mary kearns in q-80. Please see page 42 for evening session.

Days Time Dates Fee

T/Th 8:00-8:45 am 9/3-10/24 $53

T/Th 3:30-4:30 pm 10/29-12/19* $50

T/Th 8:00-8:45 am 9/3-10/24 $71

T/Th 3:30-4:30 pm 10/29-12/19* $67

*No class 11/28

Easy rIdErwork at your own pace to build endurance and cardio strength on a stationary bike in a non-competitive setting. learn correct posture, bike set up and how to monitor your exertion level. Bring a towel and water. Instructed by Deb hedge in the Fitness Center/spinning Room.

Days Time Dates Fee

T/Th 10:30-11:15 am 9/3-10/24 $50

T/Th 10:30-11:15 am 10/29-12/19* $47

*No class 11/28

EXErCIsEstretching, toning and balance workout. Bring a mat. Instructed by homa Mojgani in q-80.

Days Time Dates Fee

T/Th 9:00-10:00 am 9/3-10/24 $42

T/Th 9:00-10:00 am 10/29-12/19* $39

*No class 11/28

pIlaTEsDevelop physical stability and strength. Improve posture, balance and toning. suited for those with back problems. Bring a mat. Instructed by homa Mojgani. Class held in l-58.

Days Time Dates Fee

M/w 10:15-11:15 am 9/9-10/23 $75

M/w 10:15-11:15 am 10/28-12/18* $79

*No class 11/27

Please see page 39 for Yoga/Young at Heart 50+ class

sTrEngTh TraInInglearn the proper techniques for strength training to shape muscles and increase bone density. Instructed by katherine lanning M/w; Mary kearns T/Th. Class held in weight Room. Please see page 42 for evening session.

Days Time Dates Fee

M/w 8:05-9:05 am 9/4-10/23 $61

M/w 8:05-9:05 am 10/28-12/18*1 $61

M/w 9:10-10:10 am 9/4-10/23 $61

M/w 9:10-10:10 am 10/28-12/18*1 $61

M/w 10:15-11:15 am 9/4-10/23 $61

M/w 10:15-11:15 am 10/28-12/18*1 $61

T/Th 9:10-10:10 am 9/3-10/23 $65

T/Th 9:10-10:10 am 10/29-12/19*2 $61

T/Th 10:15-11:15 am 9/3-10/23 $65

T/Th 10:15-11:15 am 10/29-12/19*2 $61

T/Th 2:15-3:15 pm 9/3-10/23 $65

T/Th 2:15-3:15 pm 10/29-12/19*2 $61

No class *1 11/27; *2 11/28

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adulTs 50+ FEldEnKraIs gentle movement sequences and visualization to improve the use of the muscular-skeletal system. Bring a mat. Instructed by Tom Rankin in q-80.

Day Time Dates Fee

Th 10:45-11:45 am 9/5-10/17 $29

Th 10:45-11:45 am 10/31-12/19* $25

*No class 11/21, 11/28

lInE danCEA progression of line Dance classes offered. Increase your stamina with these fun dances that don’t require a partner. Instructed by Mandi Muscolo. Class held in n-76.

Day Time Dates Fee

Introduction

M 9:40-11:10 am 9/16-10/21 $33

M 9:40-11:10 am 10/28-12/16*1 $38

Beginning 1

Th 10:45-12:15 pm 9/12-10/24*2 $33

Th 10:45-12:15 pm 10/31-12/19*3 $33

Beginning 2

M 11:15-12:45 pm 9/16-10/21 $33

M 11:15-12:45 pm 10/28-12/16*1 $38

Intermediate

Th 9:00-10:30 am 9/12-10/24*2 $33

Th 9:00-10:30 am 10/31-12/19*3 $33

No class *1 11/25; *2 10/3; *3 11/21, 11/28

ZuMBa goldenjoy a fun workout that features easy dance/exercise moves to latin and international music. Join the party, this is a great way to be fit! Instructed by Lilian Zeljko in the Main Gym.

Days Time Dates Fee

M/w 9:00-10:00 am 9/4-10/23 $59

M/w 9:00-10:00 am 10/28-12/18* $59

*No class 11/27

TaI ChI ChuanLearn 24 gentle movements that promote strength, flexibility, balance, and increased oxygen. Intermedate class is geared toward continuing students. Instructed by Tatiana Perfilov. Monday class held in l-58, wednesday classes held in C-35.

Day Time Dates Fee

Beginning

M 11:20-12:20 pm 9/16-10/21 $23

M 11:20-12:20 pm 10/28-12/9*1 $23

w 11:15-12:15 pm 9/18-10/23 $23

w 11:15-12:15 pm 10/30-12/11*2 $23

Intermediate

w 10:00-11:00 am 9/18-10/23 $23

w 10:00-11:00 am 10/30-12/11*2 $23

No class *1 11/25; *2 11/27

soCIal danCE learn all the ballroom and latin dances in a fun, no stress environment. Dance included will be: Foxtrot, waltz, Tango, Rumba, Cha Cha, swing, 2 step and the hustle. no prior dance sxperience needed! Instructed by hans schmidt at the Dance

Boulevard, 1824 hillsdale Ave., san Jose.

Day Time Dates Fee

Th 11:00-12:30 pm 9/5-10/17 $37

Th 11:00-12:30 pm 10/24-12/12* $37

*No class 11/27

Tap danCE: BEgInnIngTap Dance is alot fun plus it is great exercise. learn the basic steps that will be turned into a simple routine. Participants are responsible for providing their own tap shoes. Bring a water bottle to class. Instructed by Peggy Page in n-76.

Day Time Dates Fee

M 1:30-2:30 pm 9/9-10/21 $28

M 1:30-2:30 pm 10/28-12/16 $32

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Day Time Dates Fee

Beginning

Th 11:10-12:40 pm 9/5-10/24*1 $40

Th 11:10-12:40 pm 10/31-12/19*2 $40

Intermediate

Th 9:00-11:00 am 9/5-10/24*1 $46

Th 9:00-11:00 am 10/31-12/19*2 $46

No class *1 10/10, *2 11/28

draWIng: InTErMEdIaTEgo beyond sketching by further exploring value, line, form and perspective. Draw realistic landscapes, still lifes, nature’s details and portraits in a comfortable and supportive environment. Class geared for students with prior drawing experience. Class held in e-46.

Day Time Dates Fee

T 9:30-11:30 am 9/3-10/22 $50

T 9:30-11:30 am 10/29-12/17* $44

* No class 11/26

sKETChIng & draWInglearn the basics for a variety of sketching techniques. All skill levels. Instructed by James green. Class held in e-42.

Day Time Dates Fee

M 9:30-11:30 am 9/9-10/14 $44

M 9:30-11:30 am 11/4-12/16 $44

oIls & aCrylICsself-paced creative workshop. learn to work with acrylic and/or oil tools and techniques. All skill levels. Instructed by kim navarre. Class held in e-46.

Day Time Dates Fee

w 9:30-11:30 am 9/4-10/23 $50

w 9:30-11:30 am 10/30-12/18* $44

* No class 11/27

WaTErColorsDiscover the beauty of painting with watercolors. learn various brush strokes and glazing techniques, color mixing and composition. Supply list will be discussed at first class. Instructed by kim navarre. Class held in C-35.

Day Time Dates Fee

Th 9:30-11:30 am 9/5-10/24 $50

Th 9:30-11:30 am 10/31-12/19* $44

* No class 11/28

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adulT 50+quIlTIngget a start on handmade holiday gifts! learn to quilt while being inspired by other quilters. Beginners and experienced quilters are welcome. Patterns for class projects will be available, or choose your own projects. Basic sewing skills needed. Bring your own sewing machine and supplies to class. Instructed by Rita Bottini. Class held in e-46.

Day Time Dates Fee

M 9:30-11:30 am 9/9-10/14 $32

M 9:30-11:30 am 10/28-12/16* $37

M 12:00-2:00 pm 9/9-10/14 $32

M 12:00-2:00 pm 10/28-12/16* $37

*No class 11/11

ipad InTrolearn everything you need to know about your iPad: the features, controls, and settings, as well as how to navigate and organize your screens. Topics covered include: email, calendar, contacts, music, photos, social networking, web browsing, FaceTime, iCloud, DropBox, Appstore, games and much, much more. Instructed by Brian schwatka in q-80.

Day Time Date Fee

M 9:00-11:00 am 9/16-11/4 $37

Fun WITh spanIshhave you always wanted to learn espanol? learn spanish by a variety of fun methods. Instructed by Medardo Molina in e-46.

Day Time Dates Fee

Beginning

T 1:45-2:45 pm 9/3-10/22 $32

T 1:45-2:45 pm 10/29-12/17* $28

Intermediate

T 12:30-1:30 pm 9/3-10/22 $32

T 12:30-1:30 pm 10/29-12/17* $28

*No class 11/26

MEMoIr WrITInglearn to record the many events that are unique to you. write for yourself with creative guidance. Progress at your own rate. Instructed by Ann Thompson. Tuesday and wednesday class in q-84; Thursday class in e-46.

Day Time Dates Fee

T 1:00-3:30 pm 9/10-10/22*1 $39

T 1:00-3:30 pm 10/29-12/17 $52

w 1:00-3:30 pm 9/4-10/23*2 $46

w 1:00-3:30 pm 10/30-12/18*3 $46

Th 1:05-3:35 pm 9/5-10/24*4 $46

Th 1:05-3:35 pm 10/31-12/19*5 $46

No class *1 10/8, *2 10/9, *3 11/27, *4 10/10, *5 11/28

ITalIan CooKIng ClassEsTake your senses on a journey to Italy! learn new and authentic recipes from the instructor, Maria luisa Manca. students need to pull hair back, bring an apron and a $10 food fee is payable to the instructor at the class. students will receive recipes to take home.

CooKIng For 1 or 2 Just because you are cooking for only 1 or 2 does not mean you can’t eat well. Learn some easy tricks to making flavorful and healthy meals that are quick and easy. Menu: bruschetta with roasted zucchini and cheese; veal mushroom scaloppine, greek salad and mixed berries with mascarpone cream. A $10 food fee is payable to the instructor at class. Instructed by Maria luisa Manca in e-46.

Day Time Date Fee

F 11:30-1:30 pm 9/27 $26

CooKIng For To FrEEZElearn how to prepare larger recipes that can be easily divided into readily freezable portions to freeze and take out later. Menu: lentil soup, chicken with tomatoes and capers, zucchini parmigiana and zuccotto. A $10 food fee is payable to the instructor at class. Instructed by Maria luisa Manca in e-46.

Day Time Date Fee

F 11:30-1:30 pm 10/25 $26

CooKIng For MorE Than 1 MEal Creating a meal plan for a week will make it easier to prepare healthy meals. Take a look at simple recipes that can be stretched to make different meals throughout the week. Menu: Day 1: polenta with mushroom ragu; Day 2: polenta crostini with peppers and gorgonzolo; Day 3: spaghetti with mushroom ragu; Day 4: chicken pepperonata; Day 5: chicken focaccia; Day 6: rigatoni with chicken peperonatal; Dessert: strawberries triffle. A $10 food fee is payable to the instructor at class. Instructed by Maria luisa Manca in e-46.

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F 11:30-1:30 pm 11/22 $26

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GET ACQUAINTED WITH ALAMEDA – GARY HOLLOWAYFRI. 10/4 8:30 am – 4:45 pm $93let gary holloway show you the hidden gems in this sophisticated island community known for it’s Victorian Charms and the hanger one Vodka Distillery. Your day will include a narrated tour of the sights, a tour and tasting at the distillery, a hosted luncheon on the waterfront plus a visit to the historic Meyers house. Come along and be amazed by Alameda. level: 2 Moderate Activity

FLOWERS AND BUTTERFLIESTHUR. 10/24 8:30 am – 4:45 pm $85Visit love Apple Farm in santa Cruz to see their diverse gardens that feature over 200 edible flowers, herbs, fruits and vegetables. A hosted hawaiian luncheon will be next at hula’s. After lunch there will be a visit to the natural Bridges state Park for a docent led tour to view the beautiful Monarch Butterflies. There will also be time to explore the visitor’s center and gift shop. level: 3 Maximum Activity (due to stairs and hills at farm and trails at park)

OFF TO THE RACESFRI. 11/1 10:00 am – 6:30 pm $66Join us for an afternoon of Thoroughbred racing at golden gate Fields with guaranteed FInIsh lIne seating. This all-inclusive package includes seating in the Turf Club and admission, buffet lunch, official racing program, easy access to wagering windows and closed circuit television. level 2: Moderate Activity

EXPERIENCE THE EXPLORATORIUMTHUR. 11/14 8:30 pm – 4:30 pm $76Come and experience the wonders of the new sF exploratorium. explore all the wonderful exhibits on this self guided tour. enjoy a hosted lunch at the Fog harbor Fish house on Pier 39. After lunch, we will have a self-guided tour of the nAsA Ames Visitor Center at Moffett Field. View exhibits that focus on the solar system, planets, the Mars Rover, a shuttle cock pit and much more. level 3: Maximum Activity

SHIPS, SIGHTS AND LIGHTSSAT. 12/7 11:45 pm – 7:00 pm $94start off the day with a hosted lunch at the Crows nest in santa Cruz. enjoy wine tasting at a location to be determined. Board the santa Cruz holiday light Train and tour Vintage excursion cars, adorned with thousands of colorful lights, sing holiday carols, sip hot spiced cider and listen to musical entertainment. level: 2 Moderate Activity

COMPLETE ITINERARIES FOR ALL TRIPS

AVAILABLE IN THE ADULT CENTER OFFICE.

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ovErnIghT TrIpGOLD COUNTRY CHRISTMASFri. 12/13 – Sat. 12/14 (2 days, 1 night)Price per person: $289 double $354 single$29 deposit to register; balance due 11/1/13

1 night lodging at the all new Black oak Casino, sonora • with $10 free play and $5 food creditFree time in downtown sonora for shopping & lunch• Tour/Tasting, Indigeny Reserve Ciderworks & Distillery• hosted dinner at Black oak Casino• holiday Theatre performance of “The games Afoot” at • stage 3, sonoraMiner’s Christmas at Columbia state Park including • costumed interpreters, live music, holiday craft making and storytelling, plus more.goodie stop at natures Country store on the way home• Deluxe motorcoach transpotation, baggage handling and • all taxes & gratuities

EXTEndEd TrIpThe Campbell Adult Center is partnering with Talbot Tours and Collette Vacations to offer extended trips to the following destinations:

WESTERN CARIBBEAN NEW YEARS 12/27/13-1/5/14 10 days, 9 nightsPrice range per person: $2,555 double$550 deposit, balance due 9/10/13Tour highlights: Two pre-nights in new orleans; 7 night luxury cruise aboard the norweigan Jewel with ports of call in Montego Bay, Jamaica, george Town, grand Cayman and Cozumel, Mexico, plus more!

PALM SPRINGS USO SHOW TRIBUTE 2/23/14-2/26/14 4 days, 3 nightsPrice range per person: $1,255 double; $1,460 single $200 deposit, balance due 12/15/13Tour highlights: Tribute to the uso shows of Bob hope with a live orchestra and The girls of Company B; MAsh 4077 night at the Palm springs Air Museum; Drinkin-singin-swingin Vegas style stage show featuring The Rat Pack; Palm springs Follies performance; free daytime. Includes airfare, 3 breakfasts and 2 dinners plus more.

CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL 4/10/14-4/15/14 6 days, 5 nightsPrice range per person: $2,289 double; $1,460 single$250deposit, balance due 1/30/14Tour highlights: Reserved seating, national Cherry Blosom Parade; lunch & entertainment on the odyssey Cruise ship; kennedy Center, smithsonian Institute, Mount Vernon, visit to the newseum plus more.

COMPLETE ITINERARIES FOR ALL TRIPS AVAILABLE IN THE ADULT CENTER OFFICE.

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sToJanovICh FaMIly parK 316 Union Avenuestojanovich Family Park is the City’s newest park and incorporates many elements that speak to Campbell’s agricultural history. Features include: toddler-age play equipment, non-reservable picnic tables, children’s interpretive panels, central lawn area, pedestrian bridge and a restroom.

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group pICnIC rEsErvaTIonsCall (408) 866-2104 to check for picnic area availability and/or to make a reservation. Rental fees are due at time of reservation. Campbell residents (verification of residency is required) may make reservations a full 180 days in advance (approx. 6 months). non-residents may make a reservation 10 days later than residents, thereby providing residents a 10 days of priority. Reservations must be made at least 10 days in advance of requested date.

EdITh MorlEy parK615 Campbell Technology Parkway edith Morley Park is located adjacent to the percolation ponds and was designed to be environmental in nature. Amenities include: a Community garden, restrooms, 8 picnic tables, an open turf area, wildflowers, and a marsh and wetland area for exploration and environmental studies. For information on the Community garden, contact the Public works Maintenance Department at (408) 866-2145. Group reservations for the picnic area at Edith Morley Park are available. Call (408) 866-2104 for information or to check availability.

John d. Morgan parK540 W. Rincon AvenueJDM Park is the City’s largest park and offers a variety of amenities, including: horseshoe pits, sand volleyball courts, softball and soccer fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, large open field areas and a children’s play area with a spiral water play feature. The park features 3 reservable picnic areas. Call (408) 866-2104 for information or to check availability. A map and pictures are available at www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation/parks/picnic.htm

Reservable Picinic Areas at John D. Morgan Park

Area Capacity Amenities A (near Rincon Ave) 50 max 4 Tables, 3 BBqs

B (near Budd Ave) 150 max 12 Tables, 2 large BBqs

C (middle of park) 75 max 5 Tables, 3 BBqs

PICNIC USE FEES* Campbell Residents

non-residents & Commercial

John D. Morgan ParkPicnic Area A (50 max.) $75/day $120/day

Picnic Area B (150 max.) $105/day $185/day

Picnic Area C (75 max.) $75/day $120/day

Edith Morley ParkPicnic Area (35 max.) $75/day $105/day

Picnic & Turf (100 max.) $90/day $185/day

* All reservations include a non-refundable $25 processing fee.

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JaCK FIsChEr parKCorner of Abbott Avenue & Pollard RoadJack Fischer Park features include: age-specific play equipment for both toddlers and school-age children, a water play feature, a stream that is activated on demand so that children can be creative in their sand play, and a large lawn area. Restrooms and picnic tables are located on site. Jack Fischer Park is NOT reservable for groups. NOTE: Outside portable equipment (tables, BBQ’s, canopies, tents, etc.) is NOT allowed to be brought into Jack Fischer Park

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CaMpBEll CoMMunITy CEnTEr1 W. Campbell Avenue The facility contains: tennis courts, handball courts, athletic fields, an all weather track, fitness equipment, restrooms, and a skate park. night lighting keeps the tennis courts, handball courts and track open for use until 10 pm each night. All courts are available on a “first come first serve” basis. Athletic fields are available for reservation. group picnics are not allowed at the Community Center.

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What are the park hours?Park hours are from sunrise until one-half hour after sunset. Campbell Park is open until 10:00 pm.

Is alcohol allowed in City parks?Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in any park, except with a reservation for a designated group picnic area at John D. Morgan or edith Morley Park (alcohol includes beer and wine only).

What is the policy on dogs in parks?Dogs on leash are allowed only at Campbell Park, edith Morley Park, and on the los gatos Creek Trail. Animals (except guide dogs) are not allowed in any other Campbell parks, including the Community Center.

I lost an item at the park; is there a lost and found?Yes, the Public works Department’s park maintenance staff take all found items to the City’s service Center and can be reached at (408) 866-2145. If the item was left at the Campbell Community Center, you may contact the Campbell Recreation Office at (408) 866-2104.

does Campbell have a dog park?Yes, the Dog Park is located within los gatos Creek County Park at 1250 Dell Ave., between the casting ponds and san Tomas expressway. The Park can be accessed through los gatos Creek Park off Dell Ave. (parking fee is assessed) or by pedestrian access via the los gatos Creek Trail. For more information, please call (408) 355-2200.

Can I have a bounce house in a City park?Air jumpers are only allowed at John D. Morgan Park and edith Morley Park with a picnic reservation. You may only rent from those companies with liability insurance on file with the City.

how do I secure a “First-Come, First-serve” picnic area?no persons shall be in any city park before sunrise. Tables must have an adult over the age of 18 present at all times in order to save them. Roping or taping off areas is not permitted. only provided park barbecues are allowed to be used. Portable barbecues, hibachis, gas grills, etc. are not allowed in city parks.

loCal parKs ( n oT I n C a M p B E l l )City of San Jose Parks (408) 535-3570 Camden Community Center (408) 559-8553San Tomas Park (408) 535-3570MariJane Hamann Park (408) 535-3570Starbird Park (408) 984-1954Oak Meadow Park (Los Gatos) (408) 399-5781Lake Vasona County Park (408) 355-2200Los Gatos Creek County Park (408) 355-2200Percolation Ponds Information (408) 355-2200

ModEl roCKET polICyTo launch a rocket in a City of Campbell park, a Facility Use Permit must first be obtained from the Campbell Recreation & Community services Department and then a launch permit must be obtained from the santa Clara County Fire Department. Facility use Permits, which contain a hold harmless agreement, will only be issued to adults. They are issued free to Campbell residents using the rocket launch for educational purposes; non-residents are subject to standard field use fees.

WET FIEld polICyThe City of Campbell and Campbell union school District have a wet Field Policy that all users, whether they have a permit or not, are expected to abide by. Fields are not to be played on if the turf is wet. Play on wet fields is dangerous to the players and very damaging to the turf. FIELD CONDITIONS HOTLINE: (408) 866-2769 updated after 3:00 pm M-F and after 7:30 am Sat and Sun.

CaMpBEll parK Corner of Gilman & Campbell AvenueCampbell Park facilities include two outdoor lighted basketball courts with tiered lawn seating for spectators, one small and one large fenced-in children’s play area, water play feature, volleyball lawn area, swings, non-reservable picnic tables, BBq, central lawn vista area, horseshoe pits, restrooms, and access to the los gatos Creek Trail and Par Course.



rECrEaTIon youTh sCholarshIpsTO APPLY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP:This program is only open to children, under the age of 17, who are Campbell residents. The City of Campbell Recreation Youth scholarship fund is a privately funded program and accepts contributions year-round. Applicant needs to provide proof of financial need and live within the city limits of Campbell. All requests and approvals for program assistance will be kept confidential. Call (408) 866-2104.

TO MAKE A DONATION:If you’d like to make a donation, please call sandy Dear at (408) 866-2104. Donations of any denomination are accepted and 100% of the donation goes directly to benefit Campbell resident youth. Invest in Campbell’s youth today. If you wish to make a donation, you may do so in person, by mail, or on the registration form when you register for a program. our mailing address is: Campbell Recreation Department, 1 w. Campbell Avenue, C-31, Campbell, CA. 95008.

volunTEEr sErvICEsThe Volunteer services Program calls on the Campbell community to step forward and provide the ‘volunteer spirit’ the local government and social services need. Patrons may offer their talent and services in any capacity. For more information or to volunteer time and efforts, please call Campbell Volunteer services at Campbell City hall at (408) 866-2122.

CaMpBEll rECrEaTIon’s saTIsFaCTIon guaranTEEThe staff and the instructors of the Recreation and Community Services Department are confident that they can provide the best quality recreation experience available. If a customer is not satisfied and notifies the Recreation Office by the second class date, a refund can be issued or a transfer made to allow the customer to try something different. Adult sports leagues, trips and heritage Theatre tickets/shows are not included. other restrictions may apply.

Campbell Girls Fastpitch Softballwww.campbellsoftball.com

Campbell Little League BaseballDennis Belluomini (408) 379-5002

www.campbelllittleleague.com

Campbell Moreland Pony/Colt BaseballJeff nelson (408) 482-9752

www.leaguelineup.com/cpb/

Campbell Pop Warner Youth Football & CheerMarvin escobar (408) 300-3181

www.campbellpopwarner.net

Quito Little League Baseballhotline (408) 943-4707

www.quitoll.org

South Bay Youth Soccernorm Tavares (408) 245-8800

www.southbayyouthsoccer.com

Valley Baton Twirling ClubPaige Campbell

www.valleybatonclub.com

West San Jose Storm Youth Football & Cheerhotline (408) 877-1560

www.wsjstorm.com

loCal rECrEaTIon groupsContact these groups directly for more information.

CaMpBEll rECrEaTIon rEFund and TransFEr polICy All cancellation or transfer requests must be made to the Recreation Office Staff by phone or in person and require at least 5 business days notice prior to start date of class or activity. A $10 cancellation fee per activity per person will be deducted from the refund. Cancellation or transfer requests received less than 5 business days notice will noT receive a refund nor will transfers be accommodated. Medical emergencies are exempt from this policy; however, a signed and dated statement from the participant’s doctor is required. separate policies apply to sport leagues, trips, picnic reservations and heritage Theatre events. Please inquire before registering or purchasing tickets for these activites and events.A minimum number of participants is required to hold a class. when enrollment is low, the Recreation and Community services Department reserves the right to cancel a program.

CaMpBEll rECrEaTIon volunTEEr opporTunITIEs ThIs Fall!Please contact us now at [email protected] regarding these upcoming event! (we ask that an adult supervisor accompany any volunteer under age 14.)

Oktoberfest 5K Fun Run/Walk: saturday, october 19The race start and Finish line at Campbell Park

Volunteers needed from 7:00 am to 12 noon

Storytime with Santa: Friday, December 6, and/or saturday, December 7

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orChard CITy BanquET hallThe orchard City Banquet hall has been recently remodeled and is now available for rent! with its simple elegance, the hall boasts a beautiful new lobby, a permanent stage, wet bar, state-of-the-art audio and visual system and is wi-Fi ready. The hall accommodates up to 300 people for banquet-style seating and 400 people for theatre-style seating, making it a perfect venue for wedding receptions, quinceañeras, anniversary parties, company seminars and other special events. The hall can also be divided into two smaller rooms for weekday rentals.

plan your nEXT EvEnT aT ThE CaMpBEll CoMMunITy CEnTEr!Centrally located in the silicon Valley, the Campbell Community Center has a variety of facilities available for private parties and receptions, business and community meetings, seminars, athletic activities, fundraisers, and other special events. For more information, please call (408) 866-2138 or email [email protected].

Reserve our conveniently located facilities for:

wedding Receptions

Bridal showers

Baby showers

luncheons

Anniversaries

Business seminars

holiday Parties

Children’s Parties

Club Meetings

1 W Campbell Avenue, Campbell, California 95008

For more information, availability, and to make an appointment, please call (408) 866-2138 or email [email protected].



ThE aCTIvITy rooM (E-46)This room accommodates up to 50 people. It has a tile floor and contains counters, sink and cooking facilities within the room.

Mary CaMpBEll rooM (q-84)The Mary Campbell Room offers tiered seating ideal for conferences, trainings and lectures. The room seats 50 people with seminar tables or 75 without tables.

roosEvElT rEdWood rooM (q-80)The Roosevelt Room can accommodate 125 people banquet style or 200 people theater style, without tables. use of tables, chairs and small kitchen are included.

MulTI-purposE rooM (M-50)The Multi-purpose Room is air-conditioned with tile flooring. It can accommodate 100 people banquet style or 125 people theater style. A kitchen facility is attached with refrigerators, sink, and counter space. The room has mirrors on two walls (drapes can cover mirrors, if desired). Restrooms are located within the building.

ThE Board rooM (E-42)The Board Room is carpeted and air-conditioned and can accommodate 30 people. This room has a white board and sink and is suited for meetings or classroom use.

All rentals include set-up and take-down of chairs and tables. An appointment is required to view rooms. To make an appointment, please call (408) 866-2138. For the complete Building Use Policy, including hourly fees and group descriptions, please scan the qR code with your smart device or visit: http://www.cityofcampbell.com/Recreation/CommunityCenter/Rental.htm

MaIn gyMThe Main gymnasium offers spectator seating for 860 in bleachers, six basketball standards, two volleyball courts, four badminton courts, a hardwood floor, basketball score clock (for an additional charge), and lobby with restrooms.

auXIlIary gyMThe Auxiliary gym offers six basketball standards, one volleyball court, three badminton courts, a hardwood floor, and score clock (for an additional charge).

FIEld rEsErvaTIonsGroups or individuals wanting to reserve field time exclusively for their group, party, or private use must obtain a Facility use Reservation through the Recreation & Community services Department. Applicable fees will be assessed and are due at the time the reservation is made. A Certificate of Insurance will be required for all athletic uses. Campbell residents and local groups/organizations have priority over non-residents. Fields available for reservation include the fields at John D. Morgan Park, and the Community Center.

For information on gym and field rentals, please call Misty at (408) 866-2740 or email [email protected]

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CaMpBEll CoMMunITy CEnTEr parKIngThe Campbell Community Center has 782 parking stalls on-site which can accommodate most uses days and nights. There are times, however, when parking reaches capacity. If that should happen, free parking is also available in the following locations noted on the adjacent map of the Downtown area: The seConD sTReeT PARkIng gARAge - located between second & Third streets at the corner of Civic Center Drive (one way going west). This garage is accessible from both second and Third streets and has 300 parking stalls. It is a short three block walk to the Community Center from this garage.The FIRsT sTReeT PARkIng gARAge - located off First street south of orchard City Drive (one way going east) behind the water Tower Plaza, hyde Park, and the Park Place housing development. This garage has 200 parking stalls and is a 5-block walk to the Community Center and convenient to restaurants at the east end of the Downtown, as well as to the Downtown Campbell light Rail station.

(408) 866-2104 for Recreation Program Information

(408) 866-2138 for Facility Rental Information


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Photo/Video Release: I agree to allow the use of my photograph and/or video for program publicity.Medical Release: Pursuant to the provisions of sections 6910 et seq of the California Family Code, and other applicable laws, I hereby authorize the City of Campbell Recreation and Community services Department to procure and consent to, medical, hospital or dental care for myself or my child in the event of injury as a result of participation in this program. Waiver and Release of Liability: In consideration of my participation, I hereby release, discharge and covenant not to sue the City of Campbell and the Campbell Redevelopment Agency, their officers, employees and volunteers, from any and all present and future claims, demands, actions, or causes of action resulting from any accidents, injuries, deaths, or loss of and/or damage to my/our person(s) or property arising out of or connected with my/our participation in the above activity(ies) (except for claims legally caused by the sole negligence or willful misconduct of the City or others listed above). I hereby voluntarily waive any and all claims resulting from negligence, both present and future, that may be made by me, my family, estate, heirs, or assigns. Further, I am aware that this activity may involve certain risks or possible dangers, including death, and that equipment provided for my protection may be inadequate to prevent serious injury. I am voluntarily participating in this activity with knowledge of the danger involved and hereby agree to accept any and all inherent risks of property damage, personal injury, or death. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Campbell and others listed above for any and all claims arising as a result of my engaging in this activity. I understand that this waiver is intended to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by the laws of the state of California and agree that if any portion is held invalid, the remainder of the waiver will continue in full legal force and effect. I further agree that the venue for any legal proceedings shall be in California. I affirm that I am of legal age and am freely signing this document. I have read this form and fully understand that by signing this form, I am giving up legal rights and/or remedies which may be available to me against the City of Campbell or any of the parties listed above. Refunds: Refunds, less a $10.00 administration fee (per activity, per person) will be given to registered participants who cancel up to 5 business days in advance of a class start date. Cancellations with less than 5 business days notice will not receive a refund.

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New oNliNeregistratioN

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what?Beginning with the fall season, the Campbell Recreation & Community service Department has upgraded to Activenetworks for activity registration and facility reservations.

ALL CUSTOMERS MUST CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT FOR THE FALL SEASON.

whY?Activenetworks will provide improved online registration as well as meet increased data security standards for customers using credit cards. Customers will enjoy improved ‘search’ functions, the ability to make online payments, manage credit cards on account, see family schedules, and be provided new functions including renewable memberships, with more to come!

wheN?Customers may ‘Create an Account’ now!

how?Visit www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation, there customers will find a ‘quick link’ to our new registration website and pdf instructions on how to create a new account!

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phonE-In (408) 866-2104 Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Please have credit card ready:

WalK-In Campbell Recreation Office 1 w. Campbell Ave, C-31

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Friday 8:00 am - 5:00pm

FaX-In (408) 374-6965 VIsA/Mastercard/Discover card number, 4-digit expiration date & cardholder’s name and billing address, parent/guardian or participants signature (processed as time permits)

MaIl-In Campbell Recreation Dept. 1 w Campbell Ave, C-31 Campbell, CA 95008

Make checks payable to “CITY oF CAMPBell” or VIsA/Mastercard/Discover card (processed as time permits)

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rEgIsTraTIon opEn To EvEryonEwednesday, August 28beginning at 8:00 am

Registration is on-going until class is filled or begins.

resiDeNt StAtuS A resident is anyone living within the Campbell city limits (zip code 95008). P.O. boxes and school district are not considered residents. Those living within Campbell’s incorporated city limits, but have a zip code other than 95008, should contact the Recreation Office to verify resident status. Proof of residency may be provided by a California Driver’s license, pre-printed personal check, or residential utility bill with the owner’s name and address printed on it. If registering online, the billing address for your credit card must match your Campbell home address on file.

FeeS“R/nR Fee” throughout the Activity guide refers to Resident of Campbell or non-Resident Fee. To receive the resident fee, residency status must be proven as stated under “Resident status”. All fees are due at the time of registration. Fees will not be prorated for missed class(es).

ReFund And tRAnSFeR PolICyAll cancellation or transfer requests must be made to Recreation Office Staff with at least 5 business days notice prior to start date of class or activity. A $10 cancellation fee per activity per person will be deducted from the refund. Cancellations or transfers with less than 5 business days notice will noT receive a refund or transfer. separate policies apply to sport leagues, trips, picnic reservations and heritage Theatre events. Please inquire before registering or purchasing tickets for these activites and events. Medical emergencies are exempt from this policy; however, a signed statement from your doctor is required.

A minimum number of participants is required to hold a class. when enrollment is low, the Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel a program. Full refunds are given in this case; when a class or program is cancelled by the Recreation Department.

waitiNg lists Waiting lists are established once a class is filled. If a vacancy is received more than two working days prior to the start of the class, waiting list names will be called and given a limited time to register for the vacancy. less than two business days before class starts, openings filled on a first come, first serve basis.

age leVels Indicate the participant must be that age by the starting date of the class. Proof of age may be required for some programs (pre-school, etc.).

CaMpBEll rEsIdEnT prIorITy rEgIsTraTIon day

Tuesday, August 27beginning at 8:00 am

Visit www.cityofcampbell.com/recreation, there you will find a ‘Quick Link’ to our new registration website and pdf instructions on how to create a new account! Everyone must create a NEW account!

new onlIne RegIStRAtIon weBSIte!

city of campbell fall 2013 activity guide

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