WINTER 2011

Community Powered Revitalization Winter Helping Our Neighbors 2011 Community Recreation Shop First Class in Hurst Schedule Library Expansion Updates Daddy & Daugher Valentine’s Ball Sunday, Feb. 13

Hurst, Tx February, 2010 Photo by Treesa Ward 3 Welcome to the twelfth issue of... Where In This Issue... We Live Transforming Hurst...... 9 Welcome to the twelfth issue of Where We Live. Library Programs...... 10 As we close out the first decade of the not-so-new Volunteering...... 14 anymore millennium I am amazed at all of the Hurst Senior Center...... 21 positive things that have happened in the City of Hurst over the years. Our city is nearing its six- tieth birthday and while other cities “our age” are facing difficulty in maintaining infrastruc- Recreation Center...... 24 ture, programs and services, our city continues Pre-School Programs...... 25 to get creative with our resources and do more with less. We’ve been fortunate throughout our Youth Programs...... 28 city’s history to have progressive and fiscally con- Gymnastic Programs...... 28 servative leaders who have positioned our city to Adult Programs...... 30 weather almost any storm. And we have certainly Special Events...... 36 faced some difficult times, particularly through- Adult Leagues...... 37 out the last decade. I am happy to report that we are emerging from those difficult times, a little Hurst Tennis Center...... 38 bruised, but we are stronger and ultimately better Registration Information...... 40 for it. I’m optimistic about what this new decade Parks System...... 42 holds in store for our city and excited to watch it unfold.

You can start the decade off right by signing up for one of our many popular classes at the Rec- reation Center or joining one of our basketball leagues. In this issue we invite you to read about where your tax dollars are going, why shopping “First in Hurst” is important, how we’re part- nering with Euless and Bedford to revitalize our community and how you can get involved in your city through volunteering. Just to name a few.

As we enter into this new and exciting decade, we will continue to remain fiscally conservative while bringing Hurst City Council you the same programs and events you love. I am opti- mistic that we will maintain the quality services that the Back Row: Larry Kitchens–Mayor Pro Tem, Henry Wilson–Council Member, City of Hurst is known for. Now take a moment, sit back Bill McLendon–Council Member, Charles Swearengen–Council Member and enjoy your twelfth issue of Where We Live. Front Row: Nancy Welton– Council Member, Richard Ward–Mayor, Anna Holzer–Council Member Photo by Treesa Ward — Mayor Richard Ward Ashleigh Whiteman Steve Bowden Clay Caruthers Mike Morgan Dale Harwell Steve Moore Ron Haynes Rita Frick John Brown Jeff Jones Allan Heindel Allan Weegar City Staff safe living 4 –Assistant City Manager –City Secretary –Police Chief –Fire Chief –Director of Public Works –Information Services Manager –City Manager –Director of Planning and Community Development –Director of Finance –Director of Economic Development –Deputy City Manager –Communications Manager Spinach and Artichoke Dip Carbohydrate 7 g;Fiber2Protein6g Per serving(1/4 cup):Calories100;Fat5g;Sodium 338mg; until goldenandbubbly, 20to25minutes.Servewarmwithbakedchips. mixture inthedishandtopwith theremaining1/4cupmozzarella.Bake Mist adeep1-quartcasserole dish withcookingspray. Spreadthedip teaspoon salt,andblackpeppertotaste. and 1/2cupmozzarella.Addthecayenne,Worchestershire sauce,1/2 medium bowlandfoldinthespinachbasil,artichokes, parmesan processor untilsmooth,scrapingthesidesasneeded.Transfer toa Puree thebeans,creamcheese,garlicandchickenbrothin a food dry, thenroughlychop. slotted spoonandimmediatelyplungeintheicewater. Drain andsqueeze water andcookuntilbrightgreen,about30seconds.Remove witha prepare abowloficewater. Stirthespinachandbasilintoboiling Preheat theovento450degrees.Bringapotofsaltedwaterboiland Directions: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Baked chips,forserving Cooking spray Freshly groundblackpepper 2 or3dashesWorcestershire sauce Pinch ofcayennepepper 3/4 cupshreddedlow-fatmozzarellacheese 1/4 cupgratedparmesancheese finely chopped 1 14-ouncecanartichokehearts,drained,squeezeddryand 1/2 cuplow-sodiumchickenbroth 1 clovegarlic,smashed 6 ouncesNeufchatelcreamcheese 3/4 cupcannedcannellinibeans,drainedandrinsed 1 cuppackedfreshbasil 1 10-ouncebagbabyspinach Kosher salt 5

Healthy Holiday Parties

Winter means that we are all enjoying some special holiday • Make your own healthier party food instead of buying events with friends and family. This typically involves food pre-made foods! This saves your waist line and your too and we can sometimes leave our best intentions behind. pocket book. Here are some simple strategies to help you follow your best • Save up for a splurge. If you know a special event or intentions and still enjoy the party! Be sure to check out the party is coming, eat light and healthy for the day or tasty recipe in this issue too! week ahead of time so you have some reserve calories • Choose healthier versions of your favorite party foods- to use. This allows you to enjoy the delicious treats Baked chips, fresh salsa, light queso dip, veggie & without blowing your calorie budget. fruit trays, leaner meat selections or whole grain • Know you are going to enjoy a large meal with friends crackers and breads boost your health and lower your or family? How about planning a physical activity to waist-line. enjoy together afterwards! You could go for a walk • Cut down on mindless munching by putting the food after Christmas dinner or play a little football before in another room away from where you are. It’s a lot you watch the big game. harder to over-eat when the snacks aren’t in front of you. This helps you portion control and still enjoy the tasty snacks. safe living 6 the traffic is moving at the posted speed, the emergency the speed, posted if the at and moving is freeway traffic the a on response a During dangerous). be emergency allow would (this to stop to expected not are you right pass, to vehicles the to move should drivers limits, speed posted at moving traffic with freeway a On upinboth backed directions, thesituationisdifficulttoavoid. is traffic when but lane, traffic a in cars behind stuck getting avoid will vehicle emergency move unless all lanes of traffic have stopped. Typically the through the intersection. In this instance, you should never pass to vehicle emergency the and you allow to need the of traffic of lanes other the alert The to you. are sirens “move” and lights to trying just not are they activated, sirens and lights their with you behind “stuck” is vehicle emergency the and intersection an at yourself find you If your position. past moving vehicles emergency other not are there that sure make to and traffic other avoid to cautiously proceed stay stopped until the emergency vehicle has you, passed. Then past moving is vehicle emergency the and stopped are you Once travel. of lane your in stop slow safe, a to come you that best is it right, the to move safely cannot and stop to give the emergency vehicle the left lane. If you right the to move should you safe, if only Preferably,and do? you should what activated, sirens and lights warning the all Hurst, has vehicle that with If of vehicle. emergency intersecting an of streets path that your the find will about you driving occasionally are you When to respond driversrequire Emergencies moment’s notice. a at to respond we to ready instead are and time, systems preemption response use our improve to scene the to “fast” drive don’t we that And incident. the pass to speed safe a to slow scene, a accident an approaching to When call. responding vehicle emergency an by passed when being right the to pull possible, remember...if please So the roadahead,notonaccidentscene. possible. As the driver of the vehicle please, concentrate on safely as soon as lanes traffic the up open the then and at scene safely work safely, scene the to get to is goal Our right of way.not causeanyissueswith roadway to enter the vehicle may turn off the emergency warning systems as they 7

On the cover... We decided to shake things up a bit for the second anniversary of our fair city magazine. We put a call out to residents via our facebook page, www.facebook.com/CityOfHurstTX, for our next cover photo and boy did they deliver! We loved all of the photos submitted and had a difficult time choosing. In the end, the Burns family won with their submission of little Camdynn playing in the leaves. Austin and Jaime Burns recently moved to Hurst from another mid cities town and are already “in love” with the services and quality of life here in Hurst. Austin, otherwise known as dad, is a Vice President of a large hotel chain and Jaime, otherwise known as mom, stays at home and is a Tupperware consultant (www.my.tupperware.com/jaimieburns). The Burns have two boys, Heston (age 4) and Camdynn (age 2). The boys love their classes at Cover shot by the Burns family the Hurst Recreation Center and being involved at their church. The Burns are a “traditional” family who love to cook at home, play games, read, study and watch movies. They also love to travel, but love calling Hurst home! We feel the same way Burns family. Welcome to Hurst and welcome home! 8 Don’t be a holiday victim

This holiday season, don’t let the spirit of giving lull you into • If you see anything suspicious, CALL 9-1-1 or return to the giving burglars, muggers or pickpockets a better chance to do store and call for security. their dirty work. Crooks love the holidays as much as everyone • Shopping with kids? Teach them to go to a store clerk or else, but chiefly because it’s an opportune time for crime. security guard if you get separated.

Traveling? Tips for on-line shopping • Get an automatic timer for your lights. The holidays are a time for giving, sharing, cheer and fun. Un- • Ask a neighbor to watch your home. fortunately if you let down your safety guard, you could become • Don’t forget to have mail and newspaper delivery stopped. a victim of crime. Here are some tips to make the upcoming If it piles up, it’s a sure sign you’re gone. shopping season safe and happy. • Shop with known, reputable firms. Out for the evening? • Confirm phone numbers and addresses so you have another way to contact the company should something go wrong. • Turn on lights and a radio or TV so it looks like someone’s Provide personal information sparingly. Online vendors do home. • not need your Social Security number or driver’s license • Be extra cautious about locking doors and windows when number. you leave, even if it’s just for a few minutes. safe living & transforming Hurst & transforming living safe • Only use secure servers. Look for the unbroken key or pad- • Don’t display gifts where they can be seen from outside. lock at the bottom of the browser window. • Make sure you understand all shipping charges, taxes and Shopping? delivery dates. • Stay alert and don’t allow yourself to become distracted • Schedule deliveries when you will be home, arrange for de- • Stay off your cell phone. liveries to your business or set up a time that you can pick • Park in a well lighted area. up the package from the delivery service. • Lock your vehicle doors. • When making on-line purchases, use a credit card, not • If you have an alarm, use it. your debit card. If the wrong person gets your debit card • If possible, return to your vehicle in groups. information, your bank account could be depleted – protec- • When returning to your vehicle, have your keys out and tion plans are offered with the credit cards. ready. • Check the front and back floor areas of your vehicle before Courtesy of entering. Hurst Police Department • If you have packages stored in your vehicle, make sure they Community Services Division are hidden. 817.788.7342

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Conference Center Update

The Hurst Conference Center opened in September as the only facility of its kind in Northeast Tarrant County. We’ve experienced a successful first season of bookings and are looking forward to the new year and some fantastic events. Most importantly, thousands of visitors have visited the Hurst Conference Center over the last few months and we couldn’t be prouder to show off our new facility and our city. We hope you will consider booking your next event at the Hurst Conference Center soon and we invite you to see the unique features and breathtaking architecture for yourself. Follow the Hurst Conference Center on facebook or visit their website at www.hurstcc.com for information on upcoming tours and events.

Fire Station No. 2 10 Hurst Public Library 901 Precinct Line Road Phone: 817.788.7300 library

Read All About It! Faces of history come to Hurst Public Library

For many years a 20 inch high figure of Hurst. Now residing in the Histori- of Thomas Jefferson created by noted cal Gallery along with Thomas Jeffer- American sculptor Tom Clark stood on son, visitors can be inspired by the a table in the Library’s Reading Alcove gaze of President George Washington, in a glass box. Recently, this limited President Abraham Lincoln, author edition piece was joined by eight other Mark Twain, African-American musi- historical figures created by Tom Clark. cian “Melodious,” President Andrew All of these numbered limited edition Jackson, President Harry Truman, Sir pieces were gifted to the Library by Winston Churchill, and photographer Major Aaron and Dr. Mary Pat Webb Matthew Brady. Hurst Public Library The place to go when you need to know! 11 Adult Programs Teen Pulse Game Night Puppet People Thursday, January 13 4th-8th Graders Thursday, February 10 Wednesday, January 18 Brown Bag Book Club 6:30-8:00 PM Wednesday, February 16 First Thursday of the month Wii want you to be a (Guitar) Hero and 11:00 AM Noon Dance Dance (Revolution) for an hour. Take Calling Puppet People—old and new! Bring your lunch and join us for book a short break from homework and get in the Would you like to try your hand—or two— discussions by the fireplace in the Library game! at puppetry? Now’s your chance! We’ll be Reading Alcove with drinks an comfy working on shows for kids this summer. Call chairs provided. 817-788-7302 to register. January 6 Teen Talk The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 7th-12th Graders Second Tuesday of the month by Stieg Larsson 7:00-8:00 PM Family Friendly February 3 Can’t wait to share your thoughts on some Freedom by Jonathan Franzen popular books? Here’s a place to do it! Family Nights All ages welcome January 11 7:00 PM Masterworks at the Library I.Q.: Independence Hall by Roland Smith Evening Performances Thursday, January 20 February 8 January 27 Snuggle in for a Family Storytime with a The Warrior Heir by Cinda Williams Chima February 24 winter theme. Popcorn will be served and 7:00 PM take home some hot chocolate for later! Open to the public, the MasterWorks Music Thursday, February 17 Series is funded by a grant from the City of Kid Stuff Hurst Hotel/Motel Tax Fund in cooperation Chinese New Year Make and Take! Learn with Arts Council Northeast. about the Chinese New Year and make a Chapter Chats Parade Dragon Puppet to take home. 4th-6th Graders In spite of continuing construction there 6:00-6:45 PM will still be music in the Library the fourth Friday After School Movies Do you enjoy talking about books? Here’s All ages welcome Thursday of the month. Don’t miss Master- your chance! Share your views with Second Friday of the month works Evening Concerts at Hurst Public Li- other kids who have read what you have! 4:00 PM brary! Interested parents are welcome too. Free movie and popcorn for the whole family. January 11 Magyk by Angie Sage Totally Teen February 8 Visit the Frindle by Andrew Clements Library Online Anime Club www.hurst.lib.tx.us Thursday, January 6 Thursday, February 3 View the iBistro catalog 6:00-8:00 PM If you enjoy anime—watching it and talking Place items on hold about it—this is the place for you! Add View your own record snacks and other teens that love anime, too, Renew materials online just for fun! Home access to over 60 databases for research Youth Programs Download eAudiobooks Ongoing Activities Toddler Time Story Time Chess Club Ages 1-3 years Ages 3-6 years For elementary ages and up Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays and Wednesdays Mondays 10:00-10:30 AM 10:45-11:15 AM 4:00-5:00 PM 12 library of artattheLibrary. collection permanent the to addition new this celebrate we as refreshments for PM 7:00 at 13 January us Join on displayaswellintheHistoricalGallery. be will Mr.Kelly by works Other 13. January unveiled Visit the Library and meet the artist when the pieces are Public Library. Hurst the at installed be to Wheels Dream designed custom two of creation the for Hurst of City the with cooperation in Northeast Council Arts the from Grant Artist Individual an Lynnreceived J. Kelly artist Hurst Hurst Library roll in to Dream Wheels in Youth Services What’sSee New preschool throughmidelementaryage. from kids for activities great have computers specialized purchase four new AWE Early Literacy Workstations. These to initiative Links Library the its from through Foundation grant Praxair a received Library Hurst of Friends The Library 13 construction updates

As construction continues, you can follow the progress online at www.hurst.lib.tx.us

More Library, More Inspiration!

Library Expansion Update

As AUI Contractors work through the four with one of the two new architectural tow- troduce an array of new spaces, features, phases of the 10,174 square foot expansion ers, includes a small built in puppet stage. and services. Outdoor book returns are of Hurst Public Library begun last March, still available at the northwest corner of visitors have seen the progress from the During the project, authorized by voters the building. pouring of foundations to the rising of steel in 2005, the temporary entrance corridor and masonry. The first phase of construc- remains in place and ongoing programs For an inside look, visit www.hurst.lib. tion completed for patron access was a relocate within the building as each area tx.us and click on the Library Expansion small program room adjacent to the Youth is remodeled. Completion is anticipated page banner…no hard hat required for Services Department. This room, topped for spring 2011 when the Library will in- this virtual tour! volunteering & community 14 What’s this? opportunities Volunteer opportunities include: volunteer Current more. much and that just offers mentoring? program Volunteers-In-Action Hurst’s or of City books The service, civil like you Do Are you interested in giving back to your community? e r awy loig o srie oriented service for looking volunteers. We hopetoseeyousoon! always are We contributed. volunteers that have reached various levels of hours projects special and full-time awards and makes volunteer each that impact the recognizes City The unnoticed. go never Hurst’svolunteers Remember, web siteatwww.ci.hurst.tx.us. City’sthe through accessed or Library Public Hurst the in office Services Community the at up picked be can more packets Volunteerapplication information. for 817.788.7305 at Department Services available become from timetotime,sopleasecontacttheCommunity opportunities volunteer New . . . . Library —ShelvingAssistant Service (RACES) Emergency Civil Amateur Radio — Fire graduate of Hurst Citizen Police Academy) a be (Must Patrol On Citizens — Patrol Library —ChessPracticeMentor to findout! CityOfHurstTX www.facebook.com/ Check out through theCity’s Web site atwww.ci.hurst.tx.us. office intheHurst PublicLibraryoraccessed online tions canbepickedupattheCommunity Services’ Department at817.788.7305. Volunteer applica- program, please contact the Community Services unteers. Ifyouareinterestedin joiningtheVIA The CityofHurstisalwayslooking fornewvol- Get involved? Want to 15

Community Powered Revitalization We’ve been reaching out to our citizen’s in need for more than schools and private citizens. Work included painting, tree a decade through our Employee Giving Day Program. This trimming, debris removal, light construction, plumbing and year we’re kicking things up a notch and joined forces with the electrical repairs. cities of Euless and Bedford and 6Stones Mission Network to help revitalize more than 20 homes in HEB. The revitalization This is the first multi-jurisdictional event that focused on initiative dubbed Community Powered Revitalization, or CPR, what was best for the HEB area as a community. The goal is kicked off in the City of Hurst with a fall blitz on Oct. 22-23. to help struggling families with some much needed home repairs and help maintain the integrity of our neighborhoods. The new CPR program renovated twenty homes in the cities of Want to get involved this spring or know someone in need? Call HEB with more than 800 volunteers from non-profits, churches, 817.788.7055 for information. 16 community from June to September the ordinance includes year round re- round year includes ordinance the September to June from restriction time the to addition In p.m. 6 and a.m. 10 between dance with Ordinance # 1988 that restricts landscape irrigation accor in weekends the as well as days week during irrigation landscape businesses and residents monitored personnel City 1, 2010 throughSeptember30,2010. June from Outreach Public Conservation Water a ducted con- Departments Services Community Worksand Public The Public Outreach Water Conservation - and summer. spring this citations issuing of instead outreach public cational tions to be issued for every offense; the City began with an edu - third-time violationnotice.Although theordinanceallowscita- one and notices violation second-time seven notices, violation time first 167 of total a issued year’sstaff City outreach, public this During pavements. lot parking and street as such surfaces irrigating that wastes water by allowing it to run onto impervious over- and events freeze and rain during irrigating for strictions 17

School Zone Warning System Implemented

Public Works has a new paging service that will control our school etc. We can manually control each location from the computer for zone warning lights. troubleshooting purposes. The computer will update the internal clocks weekly to ensure the proper time is being kept and the With this system we will be able to do all the same programming warning lights are flashing at the right time. features such as: controlling up to 990 locations and program up to 20 different plans. The system can be set up at the beginning This wireless radio system is the best option to control our school of the school year to incorporate vacations, holidays, and early zone warning lights and provide the main benefit of children and release days for the entire school year. The system has the ability adult pedestrian safety at our school crossings. to override any daily plan for inclement weather, special holidays,

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community $9,141,737 POLICE $7,135,499 FIRE $6,794,994 COMMUNITY SERVICES $2,907,493 DEBT SERVICE $2,675,309 PUBLIC WORKS $2,064,040 NON DEPARTMENTAL $1,535,074 GENERAL SERVICES FISCAL SERVICES $632,445 $490,500 ADMINISTRATION $383,482 PUBLIC SERVICES

Where your tax dollars go

As the City of Hurst continues to expe- property value decrease since the early past three years. This program has, and rience the negative impacts of the eco- 1980s. Hurst was one of a dozen Tarrant will continue to provide redevelopment nomic downturn, the City Council and County cities that experienced a de- opportunities for private sector develop- Staff continue to take proactive measures crease of 6 percent or greater. The main ment well into the future. to position the City to address the det- factor attributing to this decrease is that rimental effects of the economic condi- the City is maturing and is more than 98 In order to balance the 2010/11 budget, tions, and to protect the great “Quality of percent developed. the proposed budget was decreased by Life” in Hurst. 1.2 percent on top of a 1.04 percent de- The City experienced very little new crease for the 2009/10 budget. The only To put it frankly, the budget process this growth this past year because of the lack way to bridge the gap between much low- year was very difficult. The adopted bud- of available vacant land to develop and er revenues and decreased expenditures get for the 2010/11 Fiscal Year presented the effects of Federal Monetary Policy on was to raise the tax rate by 4.3 cents, or several challenges. Overall revenues new development loans. slightly below the Effective Tax Rate (the were down by 1.2 percent. same amount of tax revenue brought in With little room to grow, it is incumbent the previous year). The impact to the av- The biggest revenue decreases were in upon city leaders to position the City erage homeowner in Hurst will be about sales tax collections (down 3 percent), for redevelopment opportunities, and a $2 a month increase, or as much as one property values (down 6 percent) and this perspective has been evident in the may spend on a soft drink. other revenues (down 2.9 percent). This “Transforming Hurst” Redevelopment year the City experienced the largest Program that has been underway for the Many property owners may experience a 19 smaller decrease or no tax increase at all, de- pending on the value of their property. Senior General Fund Citizens will not see an increase above their tax bill’s frozen rate because of the Senior Tax Freeze that was implemented in 2004. “WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM”

All residents will continue to receive the 20%

AD VALOREM TAX homestead exemption. The City of Hurst has $9,488,305 been very fortunate to be able to lower the tax SALES & CONSUMER TAX $7,748,265 INDIRECT COST rate over time to Hurst taxpayers. The tax rate ALLOCATIONS $6,052,338 DEBT SERVICE has not been increased for operations since $2,907,493 FRANCHISE TAX 1992, and during that time the rate decreased $2,790,000 FINES $1,911,842 10.7 cents for operations and increased 3.6 CHARGES FOR $1,872,435 cents for voter approved debt. The rate increase SERVICES LICENSES/PERMITS $581,500 allowed the City to maintain its quality Police MISCELLANEOUS $408,395 and Fire Pubic Safety Services, along with ser- vices and programs at the Library, Recreation Center, Pools, and Senior Center that Hurst is known for across the DFW area.

Even with the budget cuts, no service levels have been impacted, and Hurst Citizens will continue to experience all of the services and TAX RATE HISTORY programs that they have come to love and ex- - 7.1 Cent Tax Rate Decrease Over 18 Years ($22.5 million taxpayer savings) pect. - 2.8 Cent Tax Rate Decrease Over 19 Years ($23.0 million taxpayer savings)

The Transforming Hurst Program has been 0.62 moving ahead with the completion of several $0.606 0.60 $0.596 Debt Related – Fire #2, new facilities including the new Fire Station #2 $0.576 Senior Center, Library, 0.58 $0.571 Street & Drainage $0.578 and Senior Center at Heritage Park. Pipeline 0.56 $0.566 Road Phase I reconstruction west of Precinct 0.54 $0.535 Line Road has assisted in providing a safer and 0.52 $0.499 $0.518 more aesthetic driving experience along this 0.50 well traveled thoroughfare. 0.48 0.46

3 0 92 94 95 96 97 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 09 The Library expansion project will be complet- 19 199 19 19 19 19 1998 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 2008 20 201 ed in April of 2011 and will allow citizens in 2011 Prop Hurst and the area access to expanded meet- ing and library services. Precinct Line Road expansion and widening, and the new City of Hurst Conference Center Project in Town Cen- ter were completed this summer. drainage maintenance across the City The City of Hurst must remain competi- that will address aging infrastructure, tive, focused on attracting new and ex- The Conference Center is a stand-alone proj- Neighborhood Redevelopment and Revi- panded business and making sure that ect that is funded through rentals of the facil- talization through the CPR (Community business and homeowner retention is a ity, and is not subsidized at all through General Powered Revitalization) Program and the priority. If Hurst continues with this strat- Fund Revenues. The tax rate is not impacted by future redevelopment planning of the Bel- egy Hurst will continue to provide a Qual- its operations. laire Area. ity of Life City that we all can be proud of.

There are still several projects that are under- The City cannot stand idly by and be way or are in the planning process, including; passed up by other communities that are street upgrades on Bellaire Drive, Street and in newer developing areas. 20 to disposeofF.O.G: our streets and streams. Here is a tip on how into spills causing mains sewer city the clog can even and home, your inside overflows sewer causing home your from coming pipe rials can also build up and block your sewer and donotmixwellwithwater. Thesemate- preparation food during generated are rials mate- These toilet. or sink your into scraps Please avoid pouring fats, oil, grease or food 1. The most important thing is to NOT pour NOT to is thing important most The 1. Staying sewer savvy saves drainage woes community h ges, a, r i dw te drain! the down oil or fat, grease, the 2. Take a cardboard milk carton, or even a even or carton, milk cardboard a Take 2. it without spilling. For those disposable those For spilling. without it into oil and grease pour easily to you for enough wide is opening the that so it of portion top the off cut and one, plastic and solidify into a gooey mess when cool. sticky are they because this for torious no- most the are Fats of. rid get to hard be can that clogs cause eventually and pipes your along up build can oils these can handle it. And yes, it is a liquid. But disposal garbage your think you Sure, Services at817.788.7217 or817.788.7237. Environmental call please greases and oils fats, of disposing on information more For you feelbetter. makes that if container a into it scrape Youcan can. garbage your into straight yourpan/pot of off it scrape solidified, has fat the If trash/garbage. the your of rest with oil or grease the with carton the of dispose Carefully cup. or carton your into it pour simply form, liquid in is oil or grease the If go. to good you’re and off lid the take just cups, fastfood Fund Scholarship Joe Watson contacting 817.788.7013. can be found at www.ci.hurst.tx.us or by the scholarship and an application form for requirements eligibility Complete meet there-applicationcriteria. they if additional year per $2,000 of an scholarship for years succeeding three the of each in re-apply may ship scholar the awarded are who Students officer. police Hurst of City a of child HEBISD Criminal Justice Program or a the in participant current a or Hurst of City the of resident a is who senior ing graduat- a to year each $2,000 of mum mini- a for scholarships more or one award Texas,may North of Foundation Community the of fund Fund, component a Scholarship Watson Joe The March 1, Deadline 2011 - 21

Senior Center Hours Hurst Open 5 days a week Monday-Wednesday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Thursday, 8:00 AM-9:00 PM Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Senior Center Membership information The new Hurst Senior Citizens Activities and pay for your membership on Feb- • These fees include many free classes, Center is open to Seniors only, ages 55 and ruary 1, your membership will expire programs, and activities at the Senior over. on January 31 of the following year. Center, and also include membership • Membership is required in order to at- • Fees for the new Senior Center are as in our state-of-the-art Fitness Room. tend and participate in the Senior Cen- follows: • Some classes, programs, and activities ter. (Occasionally, we will offer special • Hurst Residents - $20 per membership may require additional fees to cover the programs that are open to the general year. (Equivalent of about $1.67 per cost of supplies, refreshments, and/or public.) month) instructor fees. • Membership begins the day you reg- • Non-Residents - $80 per membership ister and pay, and ends one year from year. (Equivalent of about $6.67 per that date. For example, if you register month) 22 senior center ihu cuhn svrl de o her room to due the severely coughing across without walking just time she difficult a had she out, working started before Additionally, improved. greatly has arthritis her that says She pounds. 50 over lost has Bezner Laurie out 5daysaweek. works Sam and week a times 3-4 center fitness our in out works Laurie 2009. December in Center Activities Citizens Senior the Hurst attending began first Mother and son, Laurie and Sam Bezner, News Senior Center Family fitness highlighted at senior center as chicken and fish, and watches his watches and fish, and chicken as such meats lean vegetables, and fruits fresh more lot a eats now daily.He eat He has given up the fast food he used to significantly. habits eating his changed has Sam week, a days 5 Center Senior the at out working to addition In waist. his in inches 4 and pounds 30 lost has son, old year 58 Laurie’s Bezner, Sam asthma attacks! severe less and fewer has and hour an to up for out work now can She asthma. Pick upacopyofTheSeniorPipeline, for moreinformationonSeniorCenter Pipeline Senior programs andactivities. themonthlynewsletter, ways thanone! more in life your change can age) any (at fitness that proof living are Sam and Laurie motivation, some of need in are you if So them changes. lifestyle major make helping with Citizens Center Senior Activities Hurst the at Room Fitness the credit Sam and Laurie Both tips withothermembers. eating healthy and regimens workout out, you can find him in our Café trading working not is Sam When sizes. portion 23 Hurst Senior Citizen’s Activities Center celebrates first anniversary

It’s hard to believe we celebrated our first Just as a reminder, membership fees to ••Thanksgiving Dessert Buffet anniversary on November 9! The first the Senior Center are as follows: ••Holiday Craft Classes year absolutely flew by, but you know ••New Fitness Classes what they say…time flies when you’re Hurst Resident - $20 per year (less than ••Veteran’s Dance having FUN! $1.67 per month) Non-Resident - $80 per year (less than Some of our most attended programs have And what fun we have had! After just a $6.67 per month) been – Zumba Gold, Line Dancing, Tai year, we have more than 2,500 members Chi, Movie & Munchies, Thursday Night who visited the Senior Center more than And as a special “Thank You”, renew Dances, Ceramics, Knot-A-Lot, Bridge, 39,000 times! your membership before February 28 Pinochle and 42. We’d love to hear what and get a FREE insulated cooler! your favorite stories are! Let us know If you signed up before January 31, 2010, you are a “Charter Member” of the Hurst We had a busy fall with lots of classes, We hope you had a great first year at the Senior Citizens Activities Center. Not programs, and special events, including Hurst Senior Citizens Activities Center only does this mean that you are one of the following: and there is so much more to come! If our original members, but it also means you haven’t stopped by yet, come join us! that your membership will expire on ••Halloween Party/Dance with a January 31, 2011. Costume Contest and a live DJ 24 Hurst Recreation Center & Pre-School Programs recreation ational, educational, and life-long learning opportunities. If you ation experience an enjoyable one. Join us this season for recre- ity recreation programs and we take pride in making your recre- Your satisfaction is our goal. . .we strive to provide you with qual- Our Commitment toQuality: bics, spinning, cardio mix, etc.) that will get you into shape. shape. into you get will that (aero etc.) mix, cardio classes spinning, fitness bics, numerous are There program. fitness total your round-out to equipment flexibility and as well dumbbells, as equipment, strength plate-loaded and pin-se of lectorized, selection extensive an also is There out. working while iPod your use or television, watch to you enable which screens, LCD 15” have now crosstrainers elliptical and mills tread our of All crosstrainers. seated and machines, rowing stairclimbers, bikes, crosstrainers, elliptical treadmills, has Room Cardio Our Year’sresolutions. 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Parks Hurst choosing for you Thank improvement. for gestions sug- and concerns your share to 817.788.7325 at us call please experience, recreational your with satisfied completely not are Center Hurst - - - www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081 - 25 $24 $24 $24 $24 $22 1/11 1/13 1/13 1/14 1/14 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS (3 to 5 years) 5 to (3 11:30-Noon 11:30-Noon 11:35-12:05PM 11:00-11:45AM 11:00-11:30AM 10:00-10:45AM T T F F TH TH Preschool & Youth Programs: Just a couple of reminders… best interest in mind, we your child’s With ask that parents not remain in the classroom after the class begins. Our instructors have found that their quality of instruction is affected by parental distractions and interruptions. In order to provide the best learning environment, children 3-5 years must be toilet trained. 11800-B 11100-A 11250-A 11450-A 11800-A (3 to 6 years) 6 to (3 years) 5 to (3 Instructor: Mary Cassidy (Certified School Teacher) School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Pre-School Computers In this tech-savvy class for pre-schoolers, your child will learn the proper way to turn the computer on and off, how to use the mouse, all while having fun with Elmo and other pre-school programs. McMeans Vicki Instructor: NEW CLASS! NEW CLASS! a Balloon? With Can Do That You years) 6 to (3 Did you know that you could do science projects and play games by using a balloon? That’s exactly what we are going to do! (Supply Fee $10.) Nicholson Dottie Instructor: Flare NEW CLASS! International Cooking willWe learn about different countries and what kids there like to eat. might We even make something that you already like to eat! (Supply Fee $10.) Nicholson Dottie Instructor: Movin’ Groovin’ Come learn to have fun while moving our bodies. “Drill Sergeant Mary” will lead the way through re lays and games. will We also work on waiting in lines, following directions, and our manners. - $24 $24 $24 $24 $24 $24 $24 $24 $24 $56 $56 1/13 1/10 1/13 1/10 1/13 (3 to 6 years) 6 to (3 1/13 1/11 1/10 1/11 1/10 1/10 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS (3 to 4 years) 4 to (3 (3 to 5 years) 5 to (3 (3 to 5 years) 5 to (3 (Certified School Teacher) School (Certified (3 to 5 years) 5 to (3 (3 to 5 years) 5 to (3 11:15-Noon 9:45-10:30AM 9:45-10:30AM 9:45-10:30AM 9:00-9:45AM 9:00-9:45AM 9:30-10:15AM 9:30-10:15AM 10:30-11:15AM 10:30-11:15AM 8:30-10:15AM 8:30-10:15AM 10:00-10:45AM (3 to 5 years) 5 to (3 M T TH M TH M TH TH M TTH MW MW 11205-B 11205-A 11040-B 11040-B 11030-B 11035-B 11010-A 11040-A 11350-A 11030-A 11025-A 11035-A Do you like making a mess? Let’s do it together! We will make a mess with homemade clay, shaving cream, and pudding, just to name a(Supply few. Fee $10.) Nicholson Dottie Instructor: Science Fun science of through the world explore exciting We’ll experiments. Science will knock socks your off! (Supply $5)Fee Teacher) School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: NEW CLASS! Messy on Purpose! Phonics Fun - Step 2 Ready for more phonics? Come take the next step of Phonics Fun and learn some more!Teacher) (SupplySchool Fee $5) (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Hands-on Math learnnumbers willLet’s the fun learn We way! to add, subtract, will and count. also We use musical instru fun us whilements to help have learning! $5)(Supply Fee Teacher) School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Instructor: Mary Cassidy (Certified School Teacher) School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Phonics Fun - Step 1 Come one, come all to the big sounds of letters. You will learn pre-reading skills through games and activities that teach phonics. Teacher) (Supply Fee $5)School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Creative Time For Tots For Tots Creative Time important pre-schooler your teach to designed is class This child Your others. with interaction through skills social letters, to introduction an through Pre-K for prepare will environment, fun, yet structured, a In colors. and numbers, and stories music, crafts, through learn will child your $10) Fee (Supply play. creative Angel Margaret Instructor: Crafty Motor Skills our fun finemotor skills developing have Let’s through fun craft projects! completing the crafts By using scissors, pens, and pencils, the fine willyou develop help motor skills required these to complete tasks. (Supply $5)Fee - $22 $22 $24 $24 $24 $24 $22 $22 $22 1/12 1/10 1/14 1/12 1/12 1/12 1/10 1/10 1/10 (2 years) (2 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS (2 to 3 years) 3 to (2 (18 months to 2 years) 2 to months (18 (3 to 5 years) 5 to (3 18 months to 2 years) 2 to months 18 ( 4:30-5:00PM 5:00-5:30PM 9:00-9:45AM 9:00-9:30AM 9:00-9:30AM 9:00-9:30AM 9:00-9:45AM 9:30-10:00AM 11:15-12:15AM 10:00-10:30AM M W F M M M W W W W

11111-A 11000-B 11000-B 11020-B 11020-B 11170-A 11333-A 11000-A 11020-A 11090-A 11080-A Lunch A Bunch! Instructor: Mary Cassidy (Certified School Teacher) School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Calling all pre-schoolers to the kitchen! Come learn how to create a healthy lunch. (Supply Fee $10) Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Dottie Instructor: NEW CLASS! Little People at Play years) 4 to (2.5 What does your daddy and mommy do? will We learn about people and the different jobs that they do. We will role play a different job each week. (Supply Fee $10.) Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Dottie Instructor: NEW CLASS! My Little Princess years) 4 to (2.5 Calling all princesses of the royal kingdom! will We learn while having fun dressing up, role playing, lis Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Dottie Instructor: tening to music and creating crafts. (Supply Fee $10.) Awesome Two’s Two’s NEW CLASS! Awesome Let’s get together and play! will We learn our shapes and colors, create crafts and just have a blast playing and learning at the same time! (Supply Fee $10.) Instructor: Mary Cassidy (Certified School Teacher) School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Independent Two’s Independent Two’s This class is for children who are ready to go to class without their mommies. They will create new projects each week using paint and glue and will have tons of fun! (Supply Fee $5) Instructor: Mary Cassidy (Certified School Teacher) School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Mozart’s Two’s Two’s Mozart’s Can you imagine the beautiful music your 2-year old and their new friends will create with musical instruments? They will play musical instruments and games. (Supply Fee $5) Instructor: Mary Cassidy (Certified School Teacher) School (Certified Cassidy Mary Instructor: Programs Two’s Gogh’s Van Your 2-year old could be the next Van Gogh! Come find out as theyexpress themselves through fun art projects. (Supply Fee $5) Pre-School

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$22 1/12 1/12 1/10 1/10 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS (8-12 years) (8-12 (3-7 years) (3-7 3:30-4:15PM 4:15-5:00PM 3:30-4:00PM 4:00-4:30PM W W M M 31100-B 31100-C 31100-D 31100-A Beginning Tumbling Beginning Forward rolls, cartwheels, and more! will We start with the basics to build a solid tumbling foundation. willYou learn the proper technique for cartwheels, round-offs, front tumbling, backbends, back walkovers, and prepare for “assisted” back handsprings. Crawford Sherri Instructor: Intermediate Tumbling If you have completed the beginning tumbling class above, or have previous training to accomplish most of the skills listed in the beginning tumbling class, you may enroll in this intermediate class to further your training to achieve these skills unassisted. You will also prepare for more advanced types of back handsprings. Crawford Sherri Instructor: for Cheerleaders Beginning Tumbling Do you want to learn more about tumbling and cheerleading together but do not have any experience? In this class, we will learn the basic motions, jumps, and techniques. willYou also learn basic cheers and chants. Crawford Sherri Instructor: years) (3-7 (8-12 years) (8-12 (4-12 years) (4-12 - $22 $26 $26 $26 $26 $26 $26 $26 $26 1/11 1/11 1/12 1/12 1/13 1/13 1/12 1/10 1/10 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS (5-11 years) (5-11 (4-5 years) (4-5 6:00-7:00PM 7:00-8:00PM 6:00-7:00PM 4:00-5:00PM 5:00-6:00PM 5:00-6:00PM 4:00-5:00PM 5:00-6:00PM 6:30-7:00PM T T M M W W TH TH W 31051-F 31051-E 31051-B 31051-C 31051-D 31051-H 31051-A 31051-G 31033-A wheel. Beginner Gymnastics basic the performing while control body learn will You floor, the on dance and gymnastics of fundamentals vault. and bars, beam, Eden Tana Instructor: Tumbling Tots III Tots Tumbling This class is designed for tumblers who have already taken Tumbling Tots I and Tumbling Tots II. Your child must be able to do a forward roll and a cart Slovensky Miranda Instructor: $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 $22 1/11 1/12 1/13 1/12 1/10 1/10 1/11 1/11 1/12 1/12 1/13 1/10 1/10 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS (4-5 years) (4-5 (3-4 years) (3-4 11:30-Noon 5:30-6:00PM 6:00-6:30PM 5:00-5:30PM 5:30-6:00PM 11:00-11:30AM 11:00-11:30AM 11:00-11:30AM 11:00-11:30AM 10:30-11:00AM 10:30-11:00AM 10:30-11:00AM 10:30-11:00AM T T T M W M TH W M M W W TH 31011-F 31011-E 31011-B 31022-B 31011-C 31011-D 31022-F 31022-E 31011-A 31022-C 31022-D 31011-G 31022-A Instructor: Miranda Slovensky Miranda Instructor: Instructor: Tammy Slovensky Tammy Instructor: Tumbling Tots II Tots Tumbling Your tumbler will learn more advanced movements while mastering the skills introduced in Level I. Instructor: Tammy Slovensky Tammy Instructor: Tumbling Tots I Tots Tumbling Your tot will strengthen motor skills and enhance their coordination while learning tumbling skills and the use of all gymnastics equipment. Instructor: Miranda Slovensky Miranda Instructor: 30 Adult Programs recreation Instructor: Karen Cowley legs. and abdomen arms, your on emphasis puts class The endurance. of level own your at exercise Youwill you. for class the is this Then day? all energized feel and morning the in exercise to like you Do Energize Exercise Instructor: Esther White, MS, RD, LD appointment. by done are evaluations All sessions. 4 the for $142 is PowerPackage The plan. exercise personal and evaluation an with fitness on focused sessions 2 and plan diet customized a with nutrition on focused sessions 2 includes Your PowerPackage results! successful for fitness and nutrition in experts the with forces Join The PowerPackage Instructor: Esther White, MS, RD, LD done by appointment. wellness. A one-hour session is $52 or amanagement, series of 3disease sessions management, is $117. Allsports evaluationsnutrition nutrition, counselingare eating disorders,is available and forgeneralHave your aevery medical need. condition Expertise that in would weightCan’t benefit loss get and from rid nutrition of that assistance?extra weight? IndividualNutrition Counseling Need nutrition assistance for your sports training? Instructors: William Reed,appointment. by Certifieddone are evaluations PersonalAll $41. is Trainersession hour one A composition. body and flexibility endurance, muscular strength, muscular cardiovascular, components: five in assessed is fitness of level Your program. fitness any in step first your be should evaluation fitness A begin? to where know not do and program fitness your on started getting you Are Fitness Evaluations Instructors: William Reed, Certified Personalappointment. by set are Trainer Sessions $172. is five of series a or $41 is session hour one A you. for tailored program with a goals training strength and cardiovascular your reach can you training, personal Through goals? fitness your reach to motivation need you Do Personal Training Adult Programs 41010-A MWThF 8:30-9:15 AM

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T F M TH TH TH W W Did you know that theTri-Cities Promenadors offer Square Dance lessons at the Brookside Center on Tuesday nights from 7:30-9:30 PM? Tuesday Promenadors: 41100-B 41555-B 41100-E 41100-C 41100-D 41100-A 41555-A 48555-D February: Instructor: Behka Hartmann Hartmann Behka Instructor: January: Instructor: Julie Vela (Certified and registered with Yoga Yoga with registered and (Certified Vela Julie Instructor: Alliance) MMA - Mixed Martial Arts 101 Does the UFC intrigue and inspire you? Here’s your opportunity to step onto the mat and give it a try. We will cover all aspects of un-armed combat, standing striking techniques, take downs and throws and ground work featuring Tae jointin locksbelt and chokes.black degree (3rd Kearney Paul Instructor: Aikijujutsu, and Judo in belt black degree 1st Do, Kwon Jiujitsu.) Brazilian in belt blue a holds and December: Hatha Yoga I & II I Yoga Hatha Learn more about yourself from the inside out with the tools of yoga. Increase your flexibility, balance, and tone your body. Discover the technique of breath control, centering and meditation. (Eat nothing 2 hours prior to class and bring a lap blanket.) I: Yoga Copeland Hatha Jessica Instructor: Scaravelli Yoga Learn to elongate and extend comfortably into poses by using gravity and your breath. This user-friendly style of yoga will teach you how to relax. Please bring Yoga with a blanket to class.registered and (Certified Vela Julie Instructor: Alliance) - Intermediate Scaravelli Yoga Are you ready to deepen your yoga practice? Experience steadiness and ease while learning intermediate poses. Please bring a yoga mat and a blanket to class. Hatha Yoga II: Yoga Copeland Hatha Jessica Instructor: - - - $30 ited ited - ited ited ited ited $30 $50 $50 $30 $28 $50 $50 $22 $50 $50 (unlim (unlim (unlim classes) classes) classes) 1/10 1/3 2/2 1/11 1/11 1/11 1/11 1/10 12/6 1/13 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 8WKS 8WKS 6:00-7:00PM 6:00-7:00PM 5:15-6:35PM 5:15-6:35PM 5:10-6:00PM 5:30-6:15PM 5:30-6:15PM 9:30-10:30AM 9:30-10:30AM 9:30-10:30AM T T T M M TH TH MW MW MW 41020-B 41020-A 41300-B 41001-A 41060-A 49020-A 41444-A 41444-A 41300-A February: January: Cycle and Core Cycle A challenging combo class of cycling and strength to give you that total body workout to burn fat and calories! Bring water, a towel, bike shorts or a padded seat cover, and determination! LD CSSD, RD, MS, White, Esther Instructor: Instructor: Esther White, MS, RD, CSSD, LD CSSD, RD, MS, White, Esther Instructor: Spin & Sweat Join us for spinning! Turn the basics of cycling into a great cardio workout that burns calories and fat. Get ready to work hard and sweat like crazy! Pond Angela Instructor: Flow & Strength Come challenge yourself to grow in flexibility, strength, and calmness using yoga and pilates influenced movement to improveyour health. Instructor: Stroller Strides Stroller Instructor: December: Hurst Hustlers Running Club Come join runners, joggers, and walkers of all levels for a challenging workout using hills, speed work, distance, and drills. willYou learn how to run and how to stay injury free all while having fun! This is the perfect way to make friends and meet your running goals. LD CSSD, RD, MS, White, Esther Instructor: NEW CLASS! Stroller Strides Stroller Strides is a total fitness programfor moms, where you can bring your kiddos along for the ride! Combining cardio, strength training, core work, and stretching; you will get a great workout while your kiddos have fun in the stroller with silly songs and learning opportunities. The class will meet in Ch isholm Park at the Tejas Pavilion. (A one time supply fee of $50 includes: resistance tubes, member t-shirt, water bottle, sippy cup, and tote bag.) - $18 $25 $20 $40 $36 $25 $25 $25 $25 $25 2/2 2/3 1/3 1/4 1/14 1/14 12/1 1/11 12/2 1/10 8WKS 8WKS 4WKS 8WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 8WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 8WKS 8WKS 6:00-6:55PM 6:00-6:55PM 6:00-6:55PM 4:30-5:30PM 7:15-8:10 PM 7:15-8:10 7:15-8:10 PM 7:15-8:10 PM 7:15-8:10 6:40-7:30AM 6:35-7:25AM 6:35-7:30AM F F TTH TTH TTH TTH MW MW MW MW 41015-B 41998-B 41005-B 41005-B 41015-A 41998-A 41420-A 48005-D 48005-D 41085-A 48998-G 41005-A 41005-A February: January: Instructor: Debbie Day Debbie Instructor: Instructor: Theresa Zuelch Theresa Instructor: Ready for the Weekend Step NEW CLASS! Ready for the Weekend Drill Class Get your weekend off to a great start with a Friday afternoon Step Drill Class! will We step up your fitness level with beginner step drills and combinations. We will also include weight intervals for more fat burn ing! Instructor: Esther White, MS, RD, CSSD, LD CSSD, RD, MS, White, Esther Instructor: Slim It Out, Tone It Up Slim It Out, Tone Join us for a fun, challenging and fast-paced workout that uses different moves and equipment to target every muscle in your body. willYou walk out with a smile on your face and a little sweat on your shirt! Instructor: William Reed (Certified Fitness Instructor, Instructor, Fitness (Certified Reed William Instructor: Instructor) Crossfit Certified December: Extreme Fitness This high intensity, total body workout uses functional every day movements to get you exercising. The workout and movements will be scaled to meet your personal fitness level and ability. Instructor: Behka Hartmann (Certified Fitness Instructor) Fitness (Certified Hartmann Behka Instructor: Bootcamp theToday’s day to achieve the goal you have been putting off. Come early and then have your whole day to be proud of what you accomplished that morning. Boot camp is for everyone. willYou get help getting past those plateaus, achieve your goals and get to be a fitterYOU! Come tone and tighten with a variety of workouts including core strength, stability ball, weights, steps, circuits, interval training, and much more. Decide today that YOU ARE WORTH IT! Instructor: Bilal Konte (B.S. Kinesiology/Master of of Kinesiology/Master (B.S. Konte Bilal Instructor: Specialist) Fitness December: Camp HRC Camp Do you have high blood pressure, Type II Diabetes (adult onset), low back pain (non-traumatic), feel sluggish, and just physically unconditioned? time It’s to get in shape! Exercise can prevent, treat, and cure diseases associated with poor diet and sedentary lifestyle. Exercise to increase metabolism, bone density, improve body composition, increase energy levels, and more. February: January: 32 Olympic Sport of Judo NEW CLASS! Basic Beginners Computer Judo has been an Olympic sport since 1964. Here is your chance to learn the sport Are you unsure how to even turn on the computer or the difference between of Judo from a nine-time national medal winner. Judo will not only increase your a mouse and monitor? In this class, we will cover the very basics of terms, fitness level, but also increase your confidence and discipline. This is an ongoing functions, email, and internet use. monthly class. Instructor: Vickie McMeans Instructor: Kim Mesa (5th degree Black Belt and certified USA Judo International Coach) 41600-A W 10:30-Noon 8WKS 1/12 $50 Decmeber: NEW CLASS! Advanced Beginners Computer 48800-D M 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 12/6 $32 Now that you can turn on the computer and know the difference between W 7:00-8:30PM a mouse and monitor, you are ready to learn more about email, internet use, basics of word processing, and an introduction to MicroSoft Office S 10:05-11:30AM applications. January: Instructor: Vickie McMeans

recreation 41800-A M 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 1/3 $32 41666-A W 1:00-2:30PM 8WKS 1/12 $50 W 7:00-8:30PM NEW CLASS! The “Fun” of Power Point - Creating Photo Albums S 10:05-11:30AM Did you know that you can create complete photo albums with Power Point? February: You can email the albums to friends or print hard copies to keep. In the world of digital photography, this is a great option for all of your precious photos. We 41800-B M 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 2/7 $32 will learn how to create photo albums, from beginning to end. W 7:00-8:30PM Instructor: Vickie McMeans

S 10:05-11:30AM 41700-A TH 1:00-2:30PM 8WKS 1/13 $50 Itf – Tae Kwon Do Clowning for Fun and Profit ITF-Tae Kwon Do is the only original and traditional Korean Tae Kwon Do Do you like clowning around? From make-up to making money, we will learn in D/FW. You will increase your flexibility, physical fitness, self defense, all aspects of clowning. We will have fun and learn magic, juggling, puppets, self control, discipline, and stress relief while building self-esteem and comedy, and much more. concentration. Instructor: Andy Anderson Adult Programs Adult Instructor: Jonathan Nguyen (member of ITF-Unified and Grandmaster Van Binh) 41190-A W 6:30-8:30PM 10WKS 1/12 $32 21700-A S 9:05-11:00AM 8WKS 1/15 $56 Brush & Palette Tai Chi Express your talent through the art of oil painting! Basic strokes, color The Thursday evening class will focus on the basics of Tai Chi. Emphasis will mixing, and application will be covered. (Supply list) be on relaxation, balance, and making the mind-body connection necessary Instructor: Elaine Roosz in Tai Chi. Class will study the movements of the first section of the Yang long form. The Saturday morning class is for advanced students who have a 41110-A T 9:00-Noon 8WKS 1/11 $50 working understanding of the Yang-style 103-movement form. 41110-B T 6:30-9:00PM 8WKS 1/11 $50 Instructor: Dan Streeter December: NEW CLASS! Rag Quilting 48070-D TH 7:30-8:45PM 4WKS 12/2 $37 Through rag quilting, you can create your own beautiful quilt without quilting! Rag quilts are soft, cuddly, and very simple to complete. We will use S 9:05-10:30AM simple cutting and sewing to create your own quilt! (Supply List) January: Instructor: Vickie McMeans

41070-A TH 7:30-8:45PM 4WKS 1/6 $37 41556-A F 1:00-3:00PM 8WKS 1/14 $30 S 9:05-10:30AM Guitar - Beginner and Advanced Beginner February: Sing-a-long as you learn basic chords and chord progressions in this beginner 41070-B TH 7:30-8:45PM 4WKS 2/3 $37 class. Students must provide their own guitar (Supply fee for book is $8. Nylon strings preferred.) S 9:05-10:30AM Instructor: Dallas Kaemmerling Qui Gong/Intro to Tai Chi Beginner In this class we will focus on the benefits of deep-breathing, moving 21020-B TH 6:15-7:15PM 8WKS 1/13 $30 meditation exercises, followed by an introduction to Tai Chi using the Yang- Advanced Beginner style 103-movement form. Participants should be able to stand comfortably for the class period, and walking-style shoes are recommended. 21020-C TH 7:30-8:30PM 8WKS 1/13 $30 Instructor: Dan Streeter December: Belly Dance Basics Fun dance class! Come learn the basics of belly dance, American Tribal Style! A 48075-D WF 1:00-2:00PM 4WKS 12/1 $37 healthy, low-impact dance class suitable for all body types. January: Instructor: Brandy Bollin

41075-A WF 1:00-2:00PM 4WKS 1/5 $37 41200-A T 7:00-8:00PM 8WKS 1/11 $46 February:

41075-B WF 1:00-2:00PM 4WKS 2/2 $37 www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081 33 $32 $32 $60 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 single single single single single single couple single/ 2/9 2/7 2/9 3/7 3/9 1/12 1/10 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 8:15-9:00PM 8:15-9:00PM 6:30-7:15PM 6:30-7:15PM 6:30-7:15PM 6:30-7:15PM 6:30-7:15PM 6:30-7:15PM W W M M M W W W Please enroll early! classes favorite your keep us Help around by enrolling early. classes when point a is There low to due cancelled be must course prevent us Help enrollment. early. by registering cancellations Help Us Help You! 41135-F 41135-E 41135-B 41135-C 41170-A 41170-A 41135-D 41135-A Salsa – Intermediate CLASS! Salsa NEW Now that you know the basics of Salsa from the Beginner class, we will learn more advanced patterns with double turns, footwork, styling, and patterns. Dress shoes for the men and high heels for the women are preferred. No open-toed, alligator long- toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably and prepare to have fun while learning to dance. ClassDance meets at the Brookside Center. (Professionally-Trained Willman Gene Instructor: Instructor) Latin Style Exercise/Workout Enjoy this fun, flirty, playful routine andworkout through Cuban motion and syncopated steps. will We move and exercise to Latin style salsa and Cha Cha patterns plus some Meringue and then cool down and stretch with the romantic Bolero. No open-toed, alligator long-toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably and prepare to sweat and have fun. Men and women both are encouraged. Class meets at the Brookside Center. (Class fee is $60 per four weeks if you take both Monday and Wednesday classes.) Dance (Professionally-Trained Willman Gene Instructor: Instructor) $32 $32 $60 $32 $32 $60 $32 $32 $60 $32 $32 $60 couple single/ couple couple single/ single/ couple single/ 3/7 3/7 1/12 1/12 1/10 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 4WKS 8:15-9:00PM 8:15-9:00PM 7:25-8:10PM 7:25-8:10PM 7:25-8:10PM 7:25-8:10PM 8:15-9:00PM 8:15-9:00PM M M W W W W M M 41175-A 41175-A 41195-A 41195-A 41155-A 41155-A 41180-A 41180-A Preparing for an upcoming family wedding or would you just like to learn to dance? Make your mother/ son and father/daughter wedding dances more memorable by learning how to dance the Foxtrot or Swing instead of just rocking back and forth. Class is open to everyone, even husband and wife. No open-toed, alligator long-toed, sliders, or sneaker- style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably and prepare to have fun while learning to dance. Class meets at the Brookside Center. Dance (Professionally-Trained Willman Gene Instructor: Instructor) Instructor: Gene Willman (Professionally-Trained Dance Dance (Professionally-Trained Willman Gene Instructor: Instructor) Dances - Father/ NEW CLASS! Wedding Daughter or Mother/Son Dances Instructor: Gene Willman (Professionally-Trained Dance Dance (Professionally-Trained Willman Gene Instructor: Instructor) Beginner – Waltz The waltz is considered a “proper dance” that is smooth and graceful. The music is soothing and floats around the floor.We willwork on arm stylingfor both partners, plus learn nice leadable patterns that will enhance the leads men’s and gracefulness women’s in the smooth dance of Waltz. No open-toed, alligator long-toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably and prepare to have fun while learning to dance. Class meets at the Brookside Center. Instructor: Gene Willman (Professionally-Trained Dance Dance (Professionally-Trained Willman Gene Instructor: Instructor) Salsa – Beginner willWe cover all the basics including cross right over, side pass, left side pass, turns, free style, and more! Leading for the men and following for the ladies will be taught. No open-toed, alligator long-toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably and prepare to have fun while learning to dance. Class meets at the Brookside Center. Paso Doble - Beginner CLASS! Paso NEW The Paso Doble is considered the dance,”“man’s showing the earthiness of a Matador. It is the dance of the bullfight, with anexhibition-style dance where the man generally represents the matador and the lady his cape. The Paso Doble is a dramatic French- Spanish, Flamenco-style with the characteristics of a marching with dramatic shaping and Flamenco influences. No open-toed, alligator long-toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably and prepare to have fun while learning to dance. Class meets at the Brookside Center. $60 $60 $60 $32 $32 $32 $30 $46 $46 $36 $40 couple couple single/ single/ 3/7 3/7 3/9 1/13 1/13 1/11 1/11 1/11 1/13 4WKS 4WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 8WKS 7:25-8:10PM 7:25-8:10PM 7:25-8:10PM 7:25-8:10PM 7:00-8:00PM 8:00-9:30PM 8:00-9:30PM 9:00-9:45PM 9:00-9:45PM 8:00-9:00PM 8:00-9:00PM 8:00-9:30PM T T M M TH TH W W TH 41111-A TH TH 41111-A 41165-B 41165-B 41224-A 41226-A 41222-A 41165-A 41165-A 41400-A 41400-A Instructor: Gene Willman (Professionally-Trained Dance Dance (Professionally-Trained Willman Gene Instructor: Instructor) Wedding/Party Dance: The Foxtrot Wedding/Party Come and learn the social dance that is danced at most weddings, parties, cruise ships, and “just fun” type gatherings: the Foxtrot! No open-toed, alligator long-toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably and prepare to have fun while learning to dance. Class meets at the Brookside Center. Instructor: LaTisha Clay LaTisha Instructor: Come get a taste of several styles of dance in one class. As a class, we will choose one style of dance to explore in-depth, while we continue to learn more about ballet, tap, jazz, modern, and more. (Ballet and Tap shoes required.) Adult Dance Combo Instructor: LaTisha Clay LaTisha Instructor: Adult Tap Dance - Adult Tap Intermediate/Advanced Come and experience the fun of tap dancing. Regardless of if you have never tapped before or beenyou’ve tapping for years, this class has something for everyone. (Tap shoes required.) Instructor: Brandy Bollin Brandy Instructor: This class covers the unique style of Improv Tribal Style, as taught by TE founder Brandy Bollin. This class is a professional performance level class that will teach you to include props, musical interpretation, musician interaction, staging, and show layout. Instructor: Brandy Bollin Brandy Instructor: Evolution Tribal Take it to the Stage: Advanced Belly it to the Stage: Advanced Take Dance Now that you have perfected your dance skills, you are ready to create a performance. This class will focus on taking your move vocabulary and making it show- worthy by adding props, staging, and interaction with a band. willYou also learn to use props such as the veil, skirt, sword, and zills. Instructor: Brandy Bollin Brandy Instructor: Improv Dance Drills Dance Improv Take your new-found belly dance skills and ramp it up a notch or two. will We cover more complex drills and improv combinations, building on what you learned in the Basics class. will We use live music for this class, affording you the opportunity to also learn to use percussion instruments (in the form of zills) to dancers. 34 Country Western: 2-step/3-step Beginner West Coast Swing - Part II YEEHAW! Come and learn to 2-step/3-step your way across the dance floor. Bring your West Coast Swing favorite patterns to share with the class. We We’ll learn basic Texas, old country and western, and the progressive 2-step will break it down, teach it to the class, and even add to it! To enroll in this dances. No open-toed, alligator long-toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes class, you must know basics such as baskets, whips, and passes. No open-toed, allowed. Dress comfortably and prepare to have fun while learning to dance. alligator long-toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably Couples encouraged but singles welcome. Class meets at the Brookside Center. and prepare to have fun while learning to dance. Couples encouraged, but Instructor: Gene Willman (Professionally-Trained Dance Instructor) singles welcome. Class meets at the Brookside Center. Instructor: Gene Willman (Professionally-Trained Dance Instructor) 41140-A M 8:15-9:00PM 4WKS 1/10 $32 single/$60 couple 41160-A M 8:15-9:00PM 4WKS 2/7 $32 single/$60 couple 41140-B W 7:25-8:10PM 4WKS 2/9 $32 single/$60 couple The Swing Jitter Bug East Coast The Swing (Triple Time) This stylized Swing dance is currently popular with many Swing dancers The Swing is a great dance to know because it can be danced to most music across the country. It is danced to a wide variety of music including rhythm- played at weddings and parties. East coast swing is a triple or single-time style and-blues, top 40 hits, slow-to-medium Swing, or Disco music. East Coast

recreation of dance with a rock step. Both styles will be taught. No open-toed, alligator Swing is a very interpretive and fun dance. Dress comfortably and prepare to long-toed, sliders, or sneaker-style shoes allowed. Dress comfortably and have fun while learning to dance. Couples encouraged, but singles welcome. prepare to have fun while learning to dance. Couples encouraged but singles Class meets at the Brookside Center. welcome. Class meets at the Brookside Center. Instructor: Gene Willman (Professionally-Trained Dance Instructor) Instructor: Gene Willman (Professionally-Trained Dance Instructor) 41130-A W 8:15-9:00PM 4WKS 3/9 $32 single/$60 couple 41150-A M 7:25-8:10PM 4WKS 2/7 $32 single/$60 couple

Judo stars Nathan and Matthew Kearney shine in Hurst Adult Programs Adult Nathan (17) and Matthew (14) Kearney completed their 2010 competitive sea- son with berths on the USA Judo Team to compete in the Pan American Cham- pionships for their respective age divi- sions. Nathan competed in Orlando in September at the Pan American Junior Championships where he finished 5th. Matthew competed in Panama in Octo- ber at the Pan American Infantile Cham- pionships where he finished 7th.

Nathan and Matthew have been practic- ing judo at the Hurst Recreation Center for almost four years and are currently ranked 3rd and 1st, respectively, in the USA for their age and weight division.

In addition, they are the grandsons of Hurst residents, Cecil and Nancy Ke- arney. Cecil is an active volunteer for the Hurst Police Department. They are members at the Recreation Center and at the Senior Activities Center. www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081 35 How do I do How The Healthy Hurst program is open to all to open is program Hurst Healthy The non-residents as well as residents, Hurst Recreation Hurst a purchased have who Center Annual Pass. Incentive awards are also available to all participants as activities! fitness their log and track they Healthy Hurst has a myriad of tips and information on nutrition, fitness, well- Let today! try a it Give health. and ness, Healthy Hurst help you get started to- ward your wellness, health, and fitness goals! For more information Healthy on Hurst the program, contact Hurst the Recreation Center at 817.788- 7325. know I am a know to the City Hurst. of limits, receiving a water Hurst resident? Hurst - Residency is defined by: bill from the City Hurst of and paying property taxes living within the Hurst city Division Programs Division Non-Hurst Residents Non-Hurst $80.00 per year $200.00 per year $80.00 per year $10.00 N/A $5.00 Healthy Hurst Online Wellness Program Information Healthy Hurst Online Wellness Healthy Hurst: Healthy ticipants are also encouraged to register to encouraged also are ticipants be will that events FREE various the for the of part as year the throughout offered Healthy Hurst Program. Healthy Hurst is the City of community-wide Hurst’s wellness links and information the of use the initiative. With that are available on the City of Hurst’s Healthy Hurst webpage, participants can increase their health, wellness, and fitness. Healthy Hurst is a FREE program, and Hurst Healthy a receive participants all t-shirt at the time of registration. Par

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1:00 PM – 6:00 PM $20.00 per year $50.00 per year $20.00 per year Hurst Residents $2.00 $125.00 per year $5.00 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM 6:30 AM – 10:00 PM See 40 registration information Page

Recreation Senior (65+ years) (65+ Senior Adult (16 – 64 years) 64 – (16 Adult Youth (6 – 15 years) 15 – (6 Youth Daily Pass Annual Pass Annual Pass Annual Family Pass Annual Pass

Replacement Card Fee Recreation Center Fees: Center Recreation 2010 Current January 1, Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 700 Mary Drive: 817.788.7325 Recreation Center Recreation Information: 36 Special Events recreation For moreinformation,call817-788-7320. Administrative Office. a.m. attheHurstRecreationCenter’s Tickets goonsaleJanuary3,2011,8:00 additional daughter. Tickets are$15percoupleand$8 Hurst RecreationCenter, 700MaryDrive 3:00-5:00 PM Sunday, February13 Daddy &DaughterValentine’s Ball Special Events: Stocking Schedule(weekstobestocked): Trout StockingsatChisholmPark November 29-Dec3 December 27-31 December 13-17 February 21-25 February 7-11 January 10-14 January 24-28 March 7-11 www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081 37

Hurst United Soccer Assn. Soccer United Hurst (HUSA) 817.282.8680 www.hurstunitedsoccer.com Available February 23 Available League Nights: League Friday Monday - League Schedules: Season Begins: February 28 Monday, information, more For call 817.788.7320. Available January 19 Available League Nights: Tuesday League Schedules: Season Begins: January 25 Tuesday, information, more For call 817.788.7320. Mid-Cities PeeWee Football Football PeeWee Mid-Cities Assn. Cheerleading & 817.282.2390 www.midcitiespeeweefootball.org Assn. Baseball Tri-Cities (TCBA) 817.285.0200 www.tcbaseball.com : Entry Fee: City Playoffs) $350 for a 10 game season (With Open Registration: February 2-18 from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM and Friday Wednesday Monday, and Thursday from 8:00 AM.-6:00 PM and Tuesday Hurst Recreation Center (700 Mary Drive) (Teams playing in Hurst in 2010) in Hurst in playing (Teams 1 January 31-February from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM and Friday Wednesday Monday, 8:00 AM.-6:00 PM and Thursday from and Tuesday (700 Mary Drive) Hurst Recreation Center Adult Softball Spring Spring Softball Adult Registration League Teams Returning Hurst Girls Softball League Softball Girls Hurst (HGSL) 817.209.5409 www.eteamz.com/hurstgsl [email protected] Assn. Basketball Mid-Cities (MCBA) 817.354.6208 www.midcitiesbasketball.org Entry Fee: Playoffs for teams who qualify) $265 for a 7 game season (With Registration: January 3-14 Monday thru Friday, and Friday from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wednesday, Monday, and Thursday from 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM and Tuesday Hurst Recreation Center (700 Mary Drive) Adult Basketball Spring Spring Basketball Adult Registration League Youth Sports Associations: Sports Youth 38 Hurst Tennis Center 701 Mary Drive Welcome to the 817.788.7330

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“Home of the Tennis Team Hurst Junior Development Program”

Special Events Special Center Jr. Beginner Tennis (Ages 7 & up) Junior Tennis A fun class for beginners. Learn the forehand, Adult backhand, serve and volley. Kids will play plenty Pee Wee Tennis (Ages 6 & under) of fun games. Programs Introduction to the game of tennis. Emphasis is Instructor: Austin Wynne, USPTA and Staff placed on motor skills in a fun learning environ- Times: 5:00-6:30 PM Adult Beginner/Advanced Beginner ment. Kids will learn basic strokes and play lots of fun games. Ages 6 and under. Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis Clinic balls Just for adults! Learn basic strokes, scoring and Instructor: Austin Wynne, USPTA and Staff strategy. Bring one can of new unopened balls to Times: 4:30-5:00 Pm Days: Thursday first class. Price: $26 + one new, unopened can of tennis 82502-A Begins 1/6 4 weeks Instructor: Kelly Langdon, USPTA and Austin Wynne, balls Days: Thursday USPTA 82502-B Begins 2/3 4 weeks Times: 7:00-8:30 Pm 82601-A Begins 1/6 4 weeks Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis 82601-B Begins 2/3 4 weeks Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Tennis (Ages 11 and up) balls Days: Tuesday For Junior High players getting ready for the next 82505-A Begins 1/4 4 weeks step toward playing Varsity tennis. Singles and doubles strategy and plenty of drills, techniques 82505-B Begins 2/1 4 weeks and tactics. Please remember Instructor: Austin Wynne, USPTA, and Staff Adult Intermediate Clinic to bring a can Times: 5:00-6:30 PM This class is for adults who want to build on Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis existing skills. You’ll practice all shots and learn of new, unopened techniques and tactics. balls Instructor: Kelly Langdon, USPTA and Austin Wynne, tennis balls Days: Thursday USPTA to your first class. 82504-A Begins 1/6 4 weeks Times: 7:00-8:30 Pm 82504-B Begins 2/3 4 weeks Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls Days: Tuesday 82506-A Begins 1/4 4 weeks Attention 82506-B Begins 2/1 4 weeks Men’s Open 4.0 Clinic Tennis Players! Meets each Thursday for men rated 4.0 or higher. Learn techniques and strategy. Must register three Those looking for a steady practice partner can rent the Hurst days in advance. Minimum of four participants. Tennis Center’s Prince ball machine. It’s available for rent seven Instructor: Kelly Langdon, USPTA and staff days a week. The cost is $10 per hour or $6 for 30 minutes Times: 7:00-8:30 Pm Price: $12 (tennis balls included). Due to court availability, please reserve Days: Thursday the ball machine at least three days in advance. 88444-A Begins 2/3 weekly www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081 39 cost iscost CALL for a courtfor reservation. Do you want you Do 817.788.7330 $25/person hit a few with a friend? to practice serve your or Winter Adult Court Fees Court (90 minutes) $1 Hurst Residents of Hurst residency) (with proof $2 Non-Residents Racquet Stringing of Center has a large choice The Tennis for your racquet string and accessories service and have offer fast needs. We Racquet Stringer’s three United States stringers on staff. Association certified Upcoming Tournaments Mid-Cities Junior Circuit (TBA) September 16 Leagues begin Jan. 5 Jan. must register by , and Austin Wynne, Wynne, Austin and , USPTA or Tennis Center Coordinator, Center Coordinator, or Tennis Mike Campo, USPTA Mike Campo, USPTA 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Jason Brown, USPTA, Greg Smith, Sam Elliott, Jason Brown, USPTA, Corey Doss, Travis Kim, Chris Ballard, Corey Doss, Travis Kelly Langdon, USPTA

, Greg Smith, Jason Brown, Brown, Jason Smith, Greg , USPTA Monday – Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Thursday – Monday Friday Winter Operating Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday – Saturday Please bring one can of new, unopened, tennis balls to Please bring one can of new, your first day of class. Tennis Center Coordinator – – Coordinator Center Tennis – Specialist Tennis – Attendants Tennis Charlie Crosswait and Jared Jordan – Instructors Tennis USPTA and Austin Wynne, USPTA

• Lessons for all ages & abilities • 10 lighted outdoor courts • USRSA Racquet Stringers • Prince Ball Machine • Available Instructors USPTA-Certified • Adult Leagues USTA $50 per hour $26 per half hour 4 lessons $172 per series of $49 per hour $25 per half hour $172 per series of 4 lessons

Mike Campo, USPTA Private and group lessons. $80 for 90 minute group lessons for league teams. league for lessons group minute 90 for $80 lessons. group and Private Services and Facilities: The Tennis Center Staff also offers: Center The Tennis Lessons with Tennis Instructors: Lessons with Tennis Elliott, Sam USPTA Lessons with City of Hurst Tennis Professionals: Hurst Tennis with City of Lessons , USPTA, Specialist, Kelly Langdon Hurst Tennis The HTC Staff offers private lessons for those wanting more for those wanting private lessons Staff offers The HTC learning. accelerated one-on-one How about a Private Lesson? Private a about How 40 Registration recreation Registration Easy-Options! Friday7:00am-5:00pm Monday-Thursday 7:00am-9:00pm (after initialregistrationdays) Walk-In ClassRegistrationTimes cancels theirclassesfortheday. In caseofinclementweather, theHurstRecreationCenterwillnotconductanyclassesifH-E-BIndependentSchoolDistrict Weather Policy: for yourcooperation. circumstance andcannotattendyourclass,wewillgladlyrefund feewith 72hoursnoticepriortotheclassstartdate.Thankyou When yousignupforoneofourclasses,wedependonyourparticipation forasuccessfulclass.Ifyouhaveanunforeseen Refund Policy: before theclassstartsincaseofcancellation. For thosemailed,alistwillbeincludedwithyourconfirmationletter. SuppliesshouldnotbepurchasedpriortotheFriday Some ofourclassesrequireasupplylist.Thesearenotedinthebrochure.You willreceiveasupplylistwhenyouregister. Supply ListandFees: print acopyofyourreceipt. designated classesarenotavailable.Iftheclassisavailable,youmayselect asecondchoice.Ifyouregisteron-line,may When youregisterbymail-inorfax,willreceiveaconfirmationnotice throughthepostalmail. You willbenotifiedifthe Confirmation: register on-linethedayregistrationstarts! ahead anddoitthenexttimeyouareatRecreationCenterforyourcurrent classorworkingout.Thenyouwillbereadyto You donothavetowaituntilyourappropriateregistrationdateactivateaccountandreceiveusernamepassword.Go you haveactivatedyouraccountandreceivedusernamepassword, youwillbeabletouseouron-lineregistrationfeature. statement, orHurstapartmentlease,andyourphotoIDasproofofresidencytoreceivetheresidentrates.Once Center toactivateyouraccount.IfyouareaHurstresident,willneed bringyourHurstWater Bill,Hurstpropertytax That’s right,youcansavetimeandregisteryourentirefamilyon-line!To getstarted,youwillneed tovisittheHurstRecreation Sign uptoRegisterOnline: Recreation ClassesbeginDecember13at7:00AM. Fax (creditcardpayment),onlineandwalk-in(cash,checkorcreditpayment)registrationfor Non-Residents: card payment)registrationforRecreationClassesbeginsDecember6at7:00AM. Mail-in (checkorcreditcardpayment),fax(creditonlineandwalk-in(cash,checkcredit Hurst Residents: Classes begintheweekofJanuary10. household. community,citizensourregisteryourfairnessallonlymembersof maytheof ofto Hurst.you Out of City propertythe taxesto paying December 13 at 7:00 AM. Residency is defined by: living within the Hurst city limits, receiving a water bill from the City of Hurst and until register to eligible not are “address,” Worth,Hurst Fort a in to reside delivered is mail whose Euless, and Hills, Richland North who Participants residents. Hurst are who participants those to only open is Monday,Walk-in6, on December beginning registration Hank Williams Howard Shotwell Ralph Hurd Carol Cole Vice Chairman: Chairman: Parks andRecreation Board Alan Neace Rod Robertson Estelle Teague Pat King Delbert Derrett Sunday Saturday

(Unless otherwiseindicated.) 1:30pm-5:00 9:30am-5:00pm andChrisWatson Senior Secretary: Recreation Specialist: Recreation Center Supervisor: Recreation Managers: Recreation Director: Recreation Staff Jeanne Coons Doug Kratz Courtney Barnard Kim Mesa,DougMcDaniel, Mary Singleton Jan. Classes begin the weekof 10 www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081 41

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(Lighted) (1/3 mile) (1/2 mile) For more information, call power is needed during the BROOKSIDE CENTER HURST LIBRARY 500 Pecan Drive (6.4 Acres) 500 Pecan 748 Shadylane (4.1 Acres) (29 Acres) 1001 Bluebonnet for $35 per day. If electrical If electrical for $35 per day. listed are available for rental rental, a $50 REFUNDABLE Facilities A B 15 • Playground • Field Baseball/Softball Youth System • Trail Jogging/Walking • Fountain Pet Water 16 • Picnic Tables 17 • 2 Pavilions • Picnic Tables • Nature Trails • Scenic Overlook • Stream with 2 Bridges Winding System • Trail Jogging/Walking • Fountains 2 Pet Water • Playground electrical key deposit is due at JAYCEE BAKER PARK JAYCEE CENTRAL PARK BILLY CREEK PARK BILLY REDBUD PARK VIVAGENE COPELAND PARK COPELAND PARK VIVAGENE (1/3 mile) (Lighted) (Unlighted) (Lighted) HURST COMMUNITY PARK PARK HURST COMMUNITY HURST HILLS PARK HURST HILLS 525 Redbud Drive (7.2 Acres) 501 Pecan Drive (5.2 Acres) 500 Belmont (4.1 Acres) 700 block of Mary Drive (17.5 Acres) 601 Precinct Line Road (44.9 Acres) 601 Precinct 575 Billie Ruth (4 Acres) 575 Billie 13 14 • Soccer Field (Unlighted) • Playground System • Trail Jogging/Walking • Picnic Tables • Fitness Course • Pavilion • Fountain Pet Water 11 • Pavilion • Playground • System (1/3 mile) Multi-Use Trail • Open Field Play Area • 3 Outdoor Basketball Courts • Fountain Pet Water 12 • Playground • Picnic Tables • Restrooms • Practice Fields Athletic Youth • Fountain Pet Water 10 • Recreation Center • Aquatics Center • Center (10 Lighted Courts) Tennis • 2 Pavilions • Playground • Picnic Tables • 2 Outdoor Basketball Courts • Fountain Pet Water 9 • Baseball Fields (Lighted) 4 Youth • Soccer Fields (Lighted) 2 Youth • Courts (Lighted) 2 Sand Volleyball • Pavilion • 2 Playgrounds • System (1 mile) Multi-Use Trail • Picnic Tables • Natural Area Wooded • Area Open Field Play • Building Concession/Restroom • 2 Group Shelters • Fountains 2 Pet Water 8 mile) mile)

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