How to reach us www.orcity.org Dee Craig Community Services Director 320 Warner Milne Road 503 - 496 -1546 [email protected] Jim Row Aquatic & Recreation Mgr 503 - 496 -1565 [email protected] Carnegie Center 503-557-9199 606 John Adams Street Susan John, Coordinator [email protected] Library Make a difference in your (503) 657-8269 362 Warner Milne Road Reference ext 16 community. Children’s Services ext 26 Oregon City Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission has openings Circulation ext 13 for new members. PRAC members help shape the future of Oregon Administration ext 11 City’s parks, recreational programming and policies. PRAC members are Parks and Cemetery vital to the health of the City and its Parks and Recreation system. PRAC 503-657-8299 members meet about 9 times a year during their 3 year commitment. 500 Hilda Street Larry Potter, Operations Mgr. Oregon City Arts Commission works to enhance public awareness and [email protected] appreciation of the arts, culture and heritage of Oregon City. OCAC is Chris Wadsworth, Coordinator [email protected] looking for people who are interested in serving the community and supporting the arts. Pioneer (Adult) Community Center Applications are available at the front desk at City Hall or on our web 503-657-8287 page. 615 5th Street Susan Devecka, Mgr [email protected] We are looking for sponsors for the 2003 Concerts in the Park Series. If you are interested in becoming involved in this wonderful, well estab- Recreation lished community event, call Jim Row at 503 496-1565 (503)722-9816 606 John Adams Street Visit the City of Oregon City through our web site at Swimming Pool 503-657-8273 www.orcity.org 1211 Jackson Street Ben Waverly, Recreation Programmer For information about Oregon City events, places of interest and [email protected] contact information

PRST STD ECRWSS US POSTAGE PAID Oregon City Parks and Recreation PO Box 3040 OR CITY OR Oregon City, OR 97045 PERMIT #23 *****ECRWSS***** RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER LIBRARY (503) 657-8269 362 Warner Milne Road COMPUTER AND INTERNET CLASSES The library offers a series of free one-hour sessions for the community Tuesday - Thursday 10AM - 8PM on using the Internet and other library resources. Classes are limited to Friday and Saturday 10AM - 5PM twelve participants so please pre-register with the reference librarians. LIBRARY CATALOG Reduced Hours at the Library Friday, April 4 1:00 p.m. Use the Web to access library collections and services from your home The Library hours have changed. We are now open 5 days per week. computer. Includes basic and advanced search functions, placing holds, Tuesday through Thursday 10-8, Friday and Saturday 10-5 and creating lists. CULTURAL PROGRAMMING INTRODUCTION TO SEARCH ENGINES We offer a wide range of cultural programming, from music to Friday, April 18 1:00 p.m. lecture, demonstrations to dance. You won’t want to miss a single Learn how to find information on the Internet using a variety of one. Our programs are made possible in part by generous donations different search engines. This class is designed for people with some from the Friends of the Library. Internet experience. CHICA MARIMBA FREE E-MAIL Thursday, April 3 6:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, May 2 1:00 p.m. This ten-member all female marimba troupe is comprised of Learn how to register for a free e-mail account. This class is designed educators from the local area who love bringing the music of for people with ‘some’ Internet experience. Zimbabwe to their audiences. Their marimba style is based on the INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET well-known African musician, Dumisani (Dumi) Maraire who is Friday, May 16 1:00 p.m. credited with introducing Shona marimba music, nyunga nyunga Learn how to navigate a web browser. This class is designed for people mbira, to the Pacific Northwest. with little or no Internet experience. FOR ALL LOVERS OF COMIC BOOKS AND GRAPHIC NOVELS INTRODUCTION TO SEARCH ENGINES Thursday, April 10 6:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, May 30 1:00 p.m. Michael Martins and Shawna Ervin-Gore of Dark Horse Comics will Learn how to find information on the Internet using a variety of share their vast knowledge of comic books, graphic novels and different search engines. This class is designed for people with some manga in this program for National Library Week. They will talk Internet experience. about the history of Dark Horse Comics, the development of the graphic novel and manga formats, as well as popular authors and LIBRARY CATALOG illustrators. Friday, June 13 1:00 p.m. Use the Web to access library collections and services from your home “THE LAST ROSE: A CIVIL WAR REMEMBRANCE” computer. Includes basic and advanced search functions, placing holds, William and Clara Coleman, Oregon Council for the Humanities and creating lists. Thursday, April 24 6:30-7:30 p.m. A melodramatic stage production based on the courtship of Private FREE E-MAIL George Boatright and Miss Martha “Mattie” Burrows. Private Friday, June 27 1:00 p.m. Boatright’s letters to Mattie were found in 1985 when her estate was Learn how to register for a free e-mail account. This class is designed put up for auction. This drama paints a portrait of love and devotion for people with ‘some’ Internet experience. crushed by the harsh realities of the Civil War. STORYHOURS AND CRAFTS FOR KIDS VORTEX I, WHEN OREGON ROCKED Matt Love, Oregon Council for the Humanities We will continue to offer 5 weekly storyhours for children ages 2 and up Thursday, May 1 6:30-7:30 p.m. through June 12 (with a one week break May 26-June 2. In August 1970, an estimated 50,000 people attended Vortex I at McIver State Park. Vortex I was a fascinating episode of protest Preschool Storytime 3-5 year olds Tuesdays 10:15 a.m. against the war in Viet Nam, a daring act of political courage, a great Preschool Storytime (repeat) Wednesdays 10:15 a.m. party, and a ready-made legend in the modern mythology of the Toddler Storytime 2 year olds Thursdays 10:15 a.m. Pacific Northwest. There was never a Vortex II. Drop-In Storytime children of all ages Tuesdays 1:00 p.m. SWEET THUNDER JAZZ TRIO The Summer Storytime schedule starts June 17: Thursday, May 22 6:30-7:30 p.m. Preschool Storytime 3-5 year olds Tuesdays 10:15 a.m. This popular female trio is well known for the melodic compositions Primary Storytime 6-8 year olds Wednesdays 10:15 a.m. of their piano player, Kiera O’Hara. They also play classics from jazz Toddler Storytime 2 year olds Thursdays 10:15 a.m. greats such as Duke Ellington, Miles Davis and Thelonius Monk. Mary Steele is on bass and Wendy McGinnis is on drums. CASCADIA FOLK QUARTET For the latest Used Book Store Thursday, June 12 6:30-7:30 p.m. information on A unique fusion of traditional and modern acoustic music featuring all of the at the Mick Doherty and Lawrence Huntley on hammer dulcimer, Kevin library’s Oregon City Antique Mall Shay Johnson playing big rhythm guitar and Chip Cohen on fiddle. programs and 502 Seventh Street These talented musicians play Celtic jigs and reels, old-time services VISIT Oregon City hoedowns, rags, waltzes and polkas. Strong voices and three-part the library’s harmonies deliver folk songs from around the world. Open 11:00AM to 4:00PM web site: FOOLS IN PARADISE http://www. Monday – Saturday Thursday, June 26 6:30-7:30 p.m. oregoncity. An eclectic five-person group performing a variety of music on lib.or.us, Hardbound Books – $1.00 and up African instruments. Their traditional Zimbabwean mbira (thumb- CALL the Paperback Books – $.50 and up CDs, Videos, Cassettes & Children’s Books at Varied Prices playing) songs will transport you to another time and place. Their library at rousing marimba music from South Africa, Zimbabwe and Guinea creates an energetic danceable sound. Congas, djembe, electric bass 503 657-8269 Staffed by the kalimba, shakers and vocal harmonies round out the sound and create Friends of the Oregon City Library joyful upbeat music. Donations welcome during business hours LIBRARY (503) 657-8269 PRESCHOOL CRAFTS BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS Crafts are offered for preschool children ages 3-5. There are 3 sessions offered for each craft. Sign-up is required, so choose the CLASSICS FIRST TUESDAYS – 9:00 A.M. time that’s best for you, and then contact the Children’s April 1 The Best-Loved Poems of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis by Department. Caroline Kennedy May 6 East of Eden by John Steinbeck MOON AND STARS MOBILE & SUNCATCHER June 3 Reader’s Choice by Rosamunde Pilcher Tuesday, April 1 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 2 11:00 a.m. MYSTERIES FOURTH TUESDAYS – 9:00 A.M. Wednesday, April 2 1:00 p.m. April 22 A Dance at the Slaughterhouse by Lawrence Block EASTER CRAFTS INCLUDING FINGER PUPPETS & EGG HEADS May 27 The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett Tuesday, April 15 11:00 a.m. June 24 If Ever I Return, Pretty Peggy-O by Sharyn McCrumb Wednesday, April 16 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 16 1:00 p.m. 101 THINGS TO DO AT THE LIBRARY MAKE FLOWER BASKETS FOR MAY DAY * Plan your vacation * Pick up tax forms * Listen to a storyhour * Tuesday, April 29 11:00 a.m. Check out a book on a new craft * Read a newspaper * Check out Wednesday, April 30 11:00 a.m. a new movie on video or DVD * Make plans to landscape your Wednesday, April 30 1:00 p.m. yard * Use a free pass to local museum * Learn to use the Internet PUPPET DAY: MAKE SEVERAL DIFFERENT PUPPETS * Get voter registration form * Study for food handlers permit * Tuesday, May 13 11:00 a.m. Read a new magazine * Find the blue book value of your car * Wednesday, May 14 11:00 a.m. Find a new career * Enter a raffle * Learn a foreign language * Buy Tuesday, May 14 1:00 p.m. a used book * Get a new game for your computer * Find the MAKE BELIEVE DAY: MAKE A MAGIC WAND AND CROWN background on current events * Join a book discussion * Get a list Tuesday, June 3 11:00 a.m. of current best-sellers * Polish your hunting and fishing skills * Wednesday, June 4 11:00 a.m. Hear local performers in concert * Make a donation to the local Wednesday, June 4 1:00 p.m. food bank * Sign up to be a volunteer * Order a book from Mask Day: MAKE SOME FUN MASKS another library * Get a free email account * Read ‘award-winning’ Tuesday, June 17 11:00 a.m. books * Check out music CDs * Pick up an audiobook * Reread Wednesday, June 18 11:00 a.m. your favorite story * Choose something from the display table * Wednesday, June 18 1:00 p.m. Learn to repair books * Research your family tree * Plan your holiday celebration * Read a biography of your favorite person * Special craft session just for children who are going into grades 1-3 in the fall. Find out how to repair your car * Read about history * Find books Dino Days: make several different dinosaur projects to help you select the perfect pet * Donate used books * Pick up a Wednesday, June 25 11:00 a.m. monthly activity calendar * Shop online * Get your kids a library card * Pick up a list of recommended reading * Learn home repair SPECIAL CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS skills on video * Find books to read aloud to the family * Do your homework * Research stocks * Join the Friends of the Library * Special storytellers and entertainers are frequently featured in our children’s department. Here’s a schedule of upcoming events: Plan how you want to redecorate your home * Locate your government representatives * Read poetry * Find books for your Saturday, April 26 1:00 p.m. teens * Read Consumer Reports before you buy * Check out our A special bi-lingual program: La Musica es Magica” featuring Greta parenting section * Read a short story * Identify the birds in your Pedersen backyard * Research landlord/tenant laws * Teach your child to Thursday, May 15 4:00 p.m. read * Find out about remodeling * Read the agenda for the next Will Hornyak returns with stories and fables commission meeting * Plan your summer garden * Write a Thursday, June 19 1:00 p.m. business plan for your new venture * Fill out a form on the Help us kick off this year’s Summer Reading Program with a very typewriter * Prepare for a civil service test * Find a video to special presentation by “The Professor” – Mark Icanberry. This entertain the kids * Get the answers to life’s burning questions * program combines science, history and adventure with lots of Take books to shut-ins * Get started reading a series * Identify energy and audience participation. the trees in your neighborhood * Learn to draw and paint * Read Thursday, June 26 1:00 p.m. the classics * Look for the phone number of a long-lost friend * Discover new songs and stories with Anne-Louise Sterry Find a new favorite recipe * Research colleges * Vote for employee of the month * Write a letter on the word processor * Find the resources to home school your family * Plan a hiking or biking trip * Get on the waiting list for an item that is checked out * Hear local authors speak * Ask about craft programs for kids * Plan your wedding * Get the latest information on stamp, coin or sports card collecting * Visit the library’s website * Read a comic book * Prepare for a job interview * Make a purchase suggestion * SUMMER READING PROGRAM Brush up on your trivia * Start writing the great American novel * Sign up for this year’s Summer Reading Program “Read, Sign your kids up for Summer Reading * Make photocopies * Discover, Explore”, beginning Thursday, June 12. There will Arrange for a class or scout group to visit * Look up something in be regular storytimes, crafts for both preschoolers and the encyclopedia * Find out how to register a patent on your children in grades 1-3, and special weekly programs on invention * Apply for college financial aid online * Study for the Thursdays at 1:00 p.m. There will be a reading program for SAT or ASVAB test * Learn to play a musical instrument * Put your teens as well. holds in ‘suspended animation’ while you’re on vacation * Learn More information about the Summer Reading Program will be how to train your dog * Write your resume * available at the library, on our website, and in our Summer Community Activity Guide. PIONEER (ADULT) COMMUNITY CENTER MOVIES FOR APRIL 4/4 Steel Magnolias APRIL DINE-OUTS 4/11 Harry & The Hendersons 4/7 Tony Roma’s 4/18 Easter Parade 4/14 Red Lobster 4/25 Going My Way 4/21 Gustav’s 4/28 Tacho’s MOVIES FOR MAY 5/2 Singing In The Rain MAY DINE-OUTS 5/9 The Bells of Saint Mary 5/5 Little Red Hen 5/16 Life as a House 5/12 Biscuits 5/23 Sister Act 5/19 Denny’s 5/30 A Fish Called Wanda JUNE DINE-OUTS MOVIES FOR JUNE 6/2 Maui Camp Three 6/6 Coal Miner’s Daughter 6/9 Panda Chinese Food 6/13 Barefoot In the Park 6/16 Izzy’s 6/20 Auntie Mame 6/23 Jack in the Box 6/27 Norma Rae 6/30 Carl Juniors NUTRITION PROGRAM SPRING CLASSES Lunch with dessert bar is served Tuesday through Friday from Chairside Aerobics - 4/1/03-6/12/03 (11 weeks), 9:15 to 10:00 AM every 11:30AM -12:30PM in the dining room. Suggested donation for Tuesday and Thursday. Strengthen your muscles, improve your range of those age 60 and above is $2.25, under 60 is $4.25. motion, mobility and balance. Sit or stand next to a chair for support. Great for those with some physical limitations Cost is $44.00, Gold Card MEALS ON WHEELS SERVICE: $22.00. The Pioneer Adult Community Center Nutrition Program provides Gentle Pilates Stretching Yoga - 4/1/03-6/12/03 (11 weeks) 10:00-11:00 home delivered noon meals to homebound seniors 60 and older in AM every Tuesday and Thursday. Use Yoga movements and Pilates the Oregon City, West Linn, Beavercreek, Redland and Holcomb stretches to strengthen and promote more flexibility, strength & balance. areas. Frozen meals are available for Monday and weekends. Please bring a mat and light hand held weights. Adults of all ages Meals on Wheels Service clients receive a menu and a monthly welcome. Cost is $59.00, Gold Card $30.00. newsletter of upcoming events and meal information. For more information please call the Pioneer Adult Community Center. Light Aerobics- 3/31/03-6/11/03 (11 weeks), 9:30 to 10:30 AM every Monday and Wednesday. A fun low-impact exercise program. Class VOLUNTEER MEALS ON WHEELS DRIVERS NEEDED! includes stretching, toning and use of light hand held weights. (Bring 1-2 Our Volunteer Drivers deliver well-balanced hot meals to pound weights). Cost is $54.00, Gold Card $27.00. Closed 5/26/03 homebound seniors. Daily contact provides welcome companionship to these valued citizens, as well as peace of mind for their families. Line Dancing - 11:30-1:15 PM every Tuesday. This class is free. Learn the With a little time you can make a big difference in a senior’s day. Be latest line dance steps and some traditional ones as well. No partner a part of a caring program that takes the time to help those who needed. can’t always help themselves. Weight Room Orientation - an individual weight training session to introduce you to a personalized fitness program designed to meet your TRANSPORTATION individual needs. Call for an appointment 503-657-8287. Transportation is provided for disabled citizens and seniors 55 years and older residing in Oregon City’s Urban Growth Boundary & Weight Training Room - (Pre-requisite weight room orientation): Come use West Linn. Transportation is provided to the Redland & Beavercreek our weight room - it’s fun to exercise with others. (24 visits for $20.00). areas on Thursday only. Lift available. There is a $0.50 donation Weight room is available Monday through Friday from 9-4PM. for a one-way ride. Call for a ride the day before or up to a week Bridge 12:30-3:00 PM every Thursday. We are in need of more Bridge ahead. players. If you’re interested, please stop by the Center. FUTURE TRIPS AND OUTINGS The Center would like to have your input on what kind of day trips Pinochle - 1:00-3:00 PM every Monday and Wednesday. This group has you would be interested in. Below are some day trip ideas. If you lots of fun and is a wonderful opportunity to meet new and interesting have ideas for fun and interesting day trips or dine-outs, please drop people. a line or call the Center. Bunco - 1:00 -3:00 PM every Wednesday. This fun and easy game will sharpen your counting skills and provide companionship. Acupuncture - Every first Thursday of the Month. Appointments are every ½ hour starting at 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon. Cost is $30.00 per session. Movie Theaters OMSI Our appointments fill up very fast. This is a good way to relieve some of Albertina Kerrs Plays & Musicals those aches and pains. Rhinelander Restaurant Seaside Aurora and Sellwood Antique Areas Tillamook Cheese Factory Busy Bees - Every Monday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon. Have fun Rose Garden and picnic Japanese Gardens making crafts, sewing or repairing quilts. The Busy Bees make stockings Saturday Market on Friday Borders Book Store for Fill A Stocking, Fill A Heart Program, sew aprons and make Teddy Garage Sales Woodburn Factory Outlet Bears and much more! If you have some talents to share, please come and join us. DRUMMING CIRCLE Participate in a “hands on” session to relax, lower stress & exercise Spanish Introduction- 4/1/03-5/20/03 (8 weeks) every Tuesday from your upper body. Learn hand drum techniques, traditional rhythms 12:15-1:45PM. This class will be adjusted to fit the needs of the students. and creative approaches for drum circles or traditional hand drum Cost is $32.00 and Gold Card $16.00. ensembles. Once you get started, it’s hard to quit, so look for Movie Day- Every Friday at 10:00 AM. Free popcorn and cake raffle. Great Drumming Circles coming to our Center soon. You will be glad you way to meet new and interesting people. did and remember that it’s fun as well as healthy!!! *Classes will start in April, if you are interested call the Pioneer Center for more information: 503-657-8287. (503) 657-8287 FENG SHUI & THE FIVE ELEMENTS - 6/2/03 (Monday) 5:30-8:30 PM. SPANISH II - 4/1/03-5/20/03 (8 weeks) every Tuesday from 9:15- Fire, Earth, Metal, Water and Wood can empower you to create a 12:15 PM. Class designed for those with a fair amount of experience wonderfully balanced and enhanced home. Create a radiant environment with Spanish. Cost is $65.00 where yin and yang increase the energy and joy in your private place. Gold Card $33.00 Cost is $8.00-gold card $4.00. Classes are held at the Pioneer Adult CHORUS - 4/4/03-6/13/03 every Friday from 10:00-11:30 AM . Community Center 503-657-8287. Cost is $44.00, Gold Card $22.00. Open to all adults who enjoy FENG SHUI IN THE BEDROOM (NEW) - 4/30/03 (Wednesday) 5:30-8:30 singing a variety of show tunes and good time oldies. If you love to PM. The bedroom is the most important room in the house. Feng Shui sing you’ll enjoy our chorus. Come in one Friday and listen. applications can make this room support, comfort, and enrich your life. We will look at master bedroom, kids rooms, and guest rooms in this COMPUTER CLASSES: First Step for Beginners: If you class. Cost is $8.00-gold card $4.00. Classes are held at the Pioneer learn better at a slower-pace, have never touched a computer (or Adult Community Center 503-657-8287. have a “thing” about machines), this version of Computer Basics may be for you. Instruction is focused on learning to communicate with OLD TIME FIDDLER’S at the Pioneer Adult Community Center on April th the computer, understanding the signs and symbols that a computer 13 from 1-4:00 PM. This program is free and the public is invited to uses to communicate to you. In each two- hour session students will listen and dance. get hands on practice, concentrating on the mouse, menus, tool bars SEATED & TABLE MASSAGE and getting around on the computer. Lisa Donnely, a licensed Massage Therapist, offers her services at our Classes once a week for 4 weeks, and are limited to 8 students. center the 2nd Friday of the month. Lisa offers 30 min., 45 minutes and 1 Computer Basics: This course opens with a survey of hour seated or table massage. Scheduled appointments are available computer terminology and components. You’ll between 9:00 AM and noon. The cost is 30 minutes $25.00, 45 minutes learn to set up master folders in Windows 95, $30.00 and 1 hour $40.00. 98, 2000 and XP. This makes it easy to find the When making appointments please specify if you want a seated or table things you save in your computer. massage as this will determine the appointment time. Gift Certificates are Explore/use the Worldwide Web! You will available (inquire at the front desk). be able to set up your own E-mail account BINGO and send a friend your class picture over Our Bingo group meets every Thursday from 12:30 to 3:00PM at the the Internet. Classes run 2 hours once a week Center. We have a lively group here, but we could use more players to for 4 weeks, and are limited to 8 students. make it more enjoyable. Word Processing: Build on basics to fine-tune your POOL word processing skills. This 1 ½ hour class intensely 9 AM - 4:00 PM Monday through Thursday and Friday after 12:00 noon. focuses on increasing your typing skills. You’ll learn more We have a beautiful pool table located in our TV/Computer room. Ask for about keyboard function and short cuts and focus on Microsoft the eight ball at the front desk. Word 2000 as well as learn about the differences in word processors. You’ll customize your tool bar, work with formats, and CREATIVE COLLECTABLES- 4/4-6-27/03 9:30-11:30AM at the Pioneer set up defaults to maximize your efficiency, as well as learn how to Center. Cost of this class is $12/$18.00. Create gifts such as cards, set up tables. Classes run once a week for 4 weeks and are limited wrapping paper, picture frames and more. Techniques that will be taught to 8 students. include watercolor pencils, blender pens and use of chalk, color coordination and matting, use of punches, crystal effects, heat Beyond the Basics: Learn how to install and uninstall software and embossing, pearl-ex and more. Participants will choose from a variety of set up short cuts on your desktop to back up your data. Do general projects to work on at each session. Sign up for each session individually. maintenance to keep your PC tuned up and running fast, upload and download files off the internet. Set up a photo album on the “HOW OLD WOULD YOU BE IF YOU DIDN’T KNOW HOW OLD YOU internet. Intro to Web page design and HTML. Classes run once a WERE?” Don Essig will be presenting this program at the OREA-AARP week for 4 weeks and are limited to 8 students. meeting on Tuesday, May 6th at 1:00 PM at the Pioneer Adult Community Center. Don will take participants through a humorous, musical, thought- Picture This: Would you like to preserve your family history by provoking, and perceptual ride through the magical and wonderful creating a computer CD slide show that you can narrate? process of aging. Information on family history could be lost forever if you cannot pass it along to your children. Learn to take your family photos, scan them into your computer, touch them up, record your voice VOLUNTEERS! VOLUNTEERS!! IT’S YOUR DAY!!!! into the computer and create a narrated CD slide show that will preserve your memories forever. Students should have prior Volunteer Recognition Party at the knowledge of making folders on their computer (taught in the Basic computer class), Classes run once a week for 4 weeks, and are Pioneer Adult Community Center limited to 8 students. Put Friday, April 25th, 1- 3 PM, down on your calendars

GROUP PIANO LESSONS - (8 Weeks) every Tuesday from 1:30- 2:30 PM. This is a group class designed to provide an introduction to basic piano technique. Learning the names of notes on the HEALTH FAIR keyboard to harmonize simple melodies. Classroom instruction and individual keyboard practice will be included. For more information, Senior Health Fair at the Pioneer contact instructor John Jaqua at 503-620-6950 or Pioneer Community Center 503-657-8287. Adult Community Center Wednesday, May 28th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. DE-CLUTTER WITH FENG SHUI - 5/12/03 (Monday) 5:30-8:30 PM. We would like to invite you to our fourth annual Health Fair. Let the art of Feng Shui help you unbury yourself from the clutter We will have a variety of information on nutrition, health that is complicating your life. Learn solutions for letting go of the screening, respite care, safety, natural medicine, alternative things you no longer use or love. It’s time to take back control of your world! Cost is $8.00-gold card $4.00. Classes are held at the living options, volks walking, in home help & preventative Pioneer Adult Community Center 503-657-8287. health care. There will also be special presentations on Healthy Cooking, Drumming Circles, Feng Shui-Basics and Respite Care. RECREATION (503)722-9816 SPECIAL EVENTS KENPO KARATE (AGES 8-12) Learn self-defense skills in a martial arts system originating ANNUAL EGG HUNT hundreds of years ago in China. Kenpo karate will teach you APRIL 19 10 AM physical and mental self-defense skills which are both useable RIVERCREST PARK 131 PARK DRIVE and practical. Technical skills will include situations, ju-jitsu holds, ground skills, balance and coordination drills and relaxation exercises. Uniform information will be provided at HERSHEY TRACK AND FIELD MEET first class and is optional. Wedesday, June 4, 5 - 8PM 4/3-5/29 4:00-4:45PM Th Rex Putman High School, Milwaukie $58/$85 Oregon City Pool Barnes No Pre-registration required, register on site, starting at 4:30PM. ADULT Parent/guardian must sign registration. Pilates Style Workout PITCH, HIT AND RUN This ten-week class consists of a series of precise and controlled movements, which engage specific muscles to develop strength and Saturday, May 10, 2003 at 10AM flexibility without building bulk. Supply list provided upon registration. FREE Chapin Park 3/31-5/26 5:45-6:45PM M Oregon City Youth Sports and Oregon City Parks & Recreation $45/$68 Buena Vista House Kleemann are hosting a local competition. This competition consists of pitching, hitting and running and the winners advance to the 4/2-5/28 5:45-6:45PM W district competition. $45/$68 Buena Vista House Kleemann Registration begins at 9:30AM. Competition begins at 10:00AM Pilates Style Workout This seven-week class consists of a series of precise and controlled CLASSES - 0 - 5YRS movements, which engage specific muscles to develop strength and flexibility without building bulk. Supply list provided upon registration. TWINKLE TOTS (18-36 MONTHS) (no class on 3rd Saturdays) Parents will help their children explore the world of tumbling. 4/5-5/31 9:15-10:30AM S Parent involvement is required at all sessions. $45/$68 Buena Vista House Kleemann 4/8-5/13 9:45-10:25AM T Intermediate Yoga $46/$69 Top Flyte Gymnastics Engage physically, mentally and etherically through yoga. This is a physically active class with some meditation and will emphasize postural 4/10-5/15 9:45-10:25AM Th alignments, breath and intention. This class is more intense and $46/$69 Top Flyte Gymnastics invigorating and is designed for intermediate levels. Previous yoga experience necessary. Supply list provided upon registration. 4/12-5/17 9:45-10:25AM Sa 3/31-5/26 7:00-8:30PM M $46/$69 Top Flyte Gymnastics $65/$95 Buena Vista House Kleemann Beginner / Intermediate Yoga CLASSES 6 AND ABOVE Engage physically, mentally and etherically through yoga. This is a physically active class with some meditation and will emphasize postural GOLF (Ages 6 and above) alignments, breath and intention. Supply list provided upon PGA golf instructor, Tom Rudy, will teach swing fundamentals, registration. grip, stance, posture, short game and more. Rules and etiquette 4/2-5/28 7:00-8:30PM W will also be covered. $65/$95 Buena Vista House Kleemann 4/24-5/15 4:15-5:15PM Th $80 Top O’ Scott Golf Course KENPO KARATE (AGES 13 TO ADULT) Learn self-defense skills in a martial arts system originating 5/19-5/22 4:15-5:15PM M -Th hundreds of years ago in China. Kenpo karate will teach you $80 Top O’ Scott Golf Course physical and mental self-defense skills which are both useable and practical. Technical skills will include situations, ju-jitsu 6/19-7/10 4:15-5:15PM Th holds, ground skills, balance and coordination drills and $80 Top O’ Scott Golf Course relaxation exercises. Uniform information will be provided at first class and is optional. IMPROVISATIONAL TAP (Ages 7 and above) 4/3-5/29 4:45-6:00PM Th Express yourself through tap. Learn how to keep the beat, feel $88/$132 Oregon City Pool Barnes the music and strut your stuff. This is an improvisational class and will not teach a choreographed routine. Participants will be encouraged to express themselves through their own INDOOR PLAYGROUND (AGES 5 AND UNDER) movements. The indoor playground will promote a safe and 4/8-5/27 3:30-4:20PM T cooperative environment for playtime between children $52/$78 Buena Vista House Conley and their parents while encouraging the development of SIMPLE MAGIC YOU CAN DO (Ages 8 and above) large motor skills. Children will also gain experience Use items found around your house to perform magic tricks and with group interaction and cooperative play. amaze your friends and family. Items we will be working with Parents will be responsible for set-up and will include paper clips, rubberbands, cards and more. All props take-down of equipment and supervision of their are provided. children. 4/8-4/29 3:00-4:00PM T 3/31-6/20 10:00-11:30am M, W & F $30/$45 Carnegie Center Greer $1 drop-in Oregon City Pool RECREATION (503)722-9816 GOLF AT TOP O’ SCOTT GOLF COURSE P.M.S. TREATS! (PAMPERING, MAKEUP AND SKIN PGA golf instructor, Tom Rudy will teach swing CARE) fundamentals, grip, stance, posture, short game and more. Ladies 18 years and older are welcome to join us for a Rules and etiquette will also be covered. Please bring clubs spa treatment, facial, glamour makeover and satin hands if you have them, if not, clubs will be provided at the treat. Each week our focus will change so feel free to course. attend one or all of the sessions. Learn how to relax, pamper and take time for yourself. We will also be .Beginner Golf (AGES 12 – ADULT) Instruction will include swing and set-up fundamentals, short learning make up and beauty tips each week! With all the game, rules and etiquette and more. stresses of life isn’t it time to steal away and escape into 4/23-5/14 5:30-7:00PM W some “girl-time fun” and give yourself the pampering you $92 Top O’ Scott Golf Course deserve! 6/18-7/9 5:30-7:00PM W Facials $92 Top O’ Scott Golf Course 4/10 10:00AM-12:00PM Th 4/10 6:45-8:45PM Th Intermediate Golf (AGES 12 – ADULT) 4/12 11:00AM-1:00PM Sa Refine the fundamentals of set-up and swing, putting, chipping 5/1 10:00AM-12:00PM Th and pitching, and rules of the game. Instruction will also cover 5/1 6:45-8:45PM Th the mental aspects of golf. 5/22 10:00AM-12:00PM Th 4/24-5/15 5:30-7:00PM Th 5/22 6:45-8:45PM Th $92 Top O’ Scott Golf Course 5/24 11:00AM-1:00PM Sa 6/19-7/10 5:30-7:00PM Th 6/12 10:00AM-12:00PM Th $92 Top O’ Scott Golf Course 6/12 6:45-8:45PM Th 6/14 11:00AM-1:00PM Sa All Skill Levels Golf Instructors will work with each participant at their individual Glamour Makeovers level. Perfect your swing and set-up fundamentals, short game, 4/17 10:00AM-12:00PM Th rules and etiquette and more. 4/17 6:45-8:45PM Th 4/26-5/17 1:00-2:30PM Sa 5/8 10:00AM-12:00PM Th $92 Top O’ Scott Golf Course 5/8 6:45-8:45PM Th 5/10 11:00AM-1:00PM Sa 6/21-7/12 1:00-2:30PM Sa 5/29 10:00AM-12:00PM Th $92 Top O’ Scott Golf Course 5/29 6:45-8:45PM Th 6/19 10:00AM-12:00PM Th CREATIVE COLLECTABLES 6/19 6:45-8:45PM Th Create giftables including cards, wrapping paper, picture frames Spa Treatments and more. Techniques that will be taught include watercolor 4/24 10:00AM-12:00PM Th pencils, blender pens and use of chalk, color coordination and 4/24 6:45-8:45PM Th matting, use of punches, crystal effects, heat embossing, pearl- 4/26 11:00AM-1:00PM Sa ex and more. Participants will choose from a variety of projects 5/15 10:00AM-12:00PM Th to work on at each session. Sign up for each session 5/15 6:45-8:45PM Th individually. 6/26 6:45-8:45PM Th 4/4-6-27 9:30-11:30AM F 6/28 11:00AM-1:00PM Sa $12/$18 Pioneer Center Jacobsen

SCRAPBOOKING Beginning Scrapbooking Learn the importance of starting a family album and why you ALL AGES IMPROVISATIONAL TAP want to use safe products to preserve your family history and Express yourself through tap. Learn how to keep the beat, feel stories. Participants need to bring ten of their most recent the music and strut your stuff. This is an improvisational class photos. All other supplies are included. Additional supplies can and will not teach a choreographed routine. Participants will be be purchased at class for take home projects. encouraged to express themselves through their own 5/6 6:00-9:00PM T movements. Children must be accompanied by an adult. $12/$18 Buena Vista House Morstad 4/8-5/27 4:30-5:20PM T $52/$78 Buena Vista House Conley Speed Page Scrapbooking In this speed page class, learn a fast and simple way to get 60-100 photos in your album in 3 hours. Learn 6-10 OREGON CITY COMMUNITY QUILTERS 2-page layouts that will enhance your photos and Looking for a place to quilt, make new friends, and work on preserve your memories and stories for a lifetime. group projects? We meet every second and fourth Tuesday Participants will need to bring 10 envelopes with 10 of the month from 6:30-9:00PM at the Buena Vista House. photos in each one already pre-sorted, album and Come join the fun! adhesive. Page layouts and shortcuts will be provided. April Quilting in the Round Albums and adhesive will be available for purchase at May Stars and Stripes Banner class if needed. June Storm at Sea 4/15 6:00-9:00PM T Tu 6:30-9:00PM $12/$18 Buena Vista House Morstad $4 drop-in Buena Vista House CARNEGIE CENTER (503)557-9199 606 John Adams Street WEDNESDAY WATERCOLOR with Jude Welter...These classes are structured so that all levels of painters can feel Monday - Friday 9:30AM - 5PM comfortable. Each class starts with a step-by-step demo by Saturday 10AM - 5PM Jude, then each student is encouraged to work on their Sunday 11AM - 5PM own projects. If you are brand new to watercolor, sign up IN THE GALLERY for the introduction class. Interested in more? Sign up for the on-going weekly sessions at a one time fee. Pre-regis- April 2 - 30 tration is a must! CPSA Regional Show Introduction to Watercolor - a non-threatening approach to The best of the region’s colored pencil artists. painting. Fee includes all materials. 4/2 10 - 2:30PM W Meet the artists! Reception Sunday, $30 Pioneer Center Welter April 6, 1 - 3pm Watercolor Wednesday! This class is for all levels of artist. May 1 - 30 Beginners are welcome to dive in and experience the wonders of this magical medium! Class will work on developing good com- NW Stone Sculptors Association positional skills, color mixing and theory in a step-by-step pro- Artist’s reception Saturday, May 10, 12 - 4pm cess. At the end of the session, you will have a completed piece of art! A supply list will be handed out at the first class. If you June 3 - 30 already have some materials, please bring them and we will see if they will work. Pre-registration is a must! Richard Fung 4/9 - 5/21 12:30 - 3:30PM W Photography $80 (7 weeks) Pioneer Center Welter Artist reception June 14, 1 - 3pm Basics of Watercolor (Ages 8-10) Have fun learning the basics of watercolor painting while experimenting with different painting techniques. We will make some of our paintings into intriguing greeting cards to share with your friends and family. All supplies included. aturday ite ava! 4/1-4/29 3:30-4:30pm T Saturday Nite Java! $30/$45 Carnegie Center Tyvoll $2 admission 8 - 10 PM Basics of Watercolor (Ages 11-14) Have fun learning the basics of watercolor painting while Music, friends, espresso and art experimenting with different painting techniques. We will make April 24 Carolines some of our paintings into intriguing greeting cards to share April 26 Shifty Henry/Subtract Smith with your friends and family. All supplies included. May 10 Sally Harmon and Frank Groener 4/1-4/29 4:30-5:30pm T May 24 Irish Kitchen Music! $30/$45 Carnegie Center Tyvoll June 14 Dixieland Combo WEARABLE ART (AGES 11-14) Want to learn to make wearable crocheted gifts for your friends Visit the past at the or for yourself? Here’s your chance! In this five-week class learn the basics of crocheting. There will be various projects to Francis Ermatinger House choose from. You may have one of your own or there will be class projects to practice on. and Living History Museum 4/2-4/30 4:30-5:30pm W $30/$45 Carnegie Center Tyvoll The Ermatinger House is open for tours and teas by reservation only. WOODTURNING For information or to for reservations, Visitors to the Carnegie Center have been amazed at the beauti- ful turned wood pieces that have been on display in the gallery. please call 503-650-1851. Jim Hall, one of the artists, will be discussing the very interest- ing art of woodturning, including a demonstration and a ques- Oregon City Arts Commission tion and answer period. He will also teach a hands-on work- shop, materials are provided. Students must have their own July 12&13 safety goggles, safety glasses or face shields. Class size is lim- ited. 2003 Discussion 4/7 6 - 8PM Hall $12.50 Carnegie Center

Art and Fine Crafts Woodturning Workshop Glass ceramics fabric art paintings This is a hands-on workshop. Each student will get an opportu- prints jewelry Music nity to do some turning and get the feel of the wood. Students will be encouraged to work on specific projects. For more information, or a prospectus 4/11, 18, 25 & 28 6 - 8PM Hall $50 BVH contact the Carnegie center CARNEGIE CENTER (503)557-9199 Tribes and Tribulations: Exploration in Polymer Clay From Termination to Triumph Yes, it’s the same stuff your kids play with but have you ever seen How did Oregon Indian Tribes go from poverty to prosperity in what you can really do with this amazing medium? The colors are the late 20th Century? This 2 part series will explore the wonderful and it can be made into almost anything. You are resurgence of Indians as economic and political players in their limited only by your imagination. original home. Learn how Oregonians worked together to undo Embellish with Stamping great injustice. Taught by Michael Mason, local Indian lawyer, Not just any old rubber stamp (although you can certainly use who has worked with most of the Oregon Indian Tribes over one), but one that you design and make yourself! Design a pen- the last 20 years, as well as for the United States on Indian dant piece using various techniques and your newly made stamps. affairs. 4/3 6:30 - 9PM TH 4/24 & 5/1 7 - 9PM Th $22 Merchant $15 Carnegie Center Mason Image Transfer 4/10 6:30 - 9PM TH Call for Artists $22 Merchant The Carnegie Center is looking for gallery artists to start off our Summer season. All artists are juried. If Translucent Effects you are interested, call for information and a Call for Learn the techniques of using translucent clay. Use of layering Artists Form. color and design upon color and design for beautiful and exciting effects. Session 1 MAKING JEWELRY 5/1 6:30 - 9PM TH Bead Magic - More beading classes taught by bead artist Susan $22 Merchant Sloan. Beginner Classes include instruction and materials for a Session 2 - Exploring more intricate design and techniques! completed piece of beadwork! Advanced classes (*) do not 5/8 6:30 -9PM TH include bead kits, however, bead kits may be purchased from $22 Merchant the instructor. Spirals Bracelet Creating Beads In this class learn a spiral technique that you will make into a Learn how to make beautiful beads using a variety of fasci- bracelet. nating techniques including mille fiore, layering, and more. 4/28 6:30 - 9PM M 6/5 & 12 6:30 - 9PM TH $22 Carnegie Center Sloan $36 Merchant Crystal Cuff Drawing Classes This is a classic Native American technique. Adult Drawing Studio 5/26 6:30 - 9PM M This is an ongoing series. Each week the class will focus on a $22 Carnegie Center Sloan different medium, technique or subject matter. If you love to draw, come and join other artists, while getting tips from teacher Designing with Beads for Beginning Beaders Allison Churchill. Class meets every week. Learn the tricks of designing and the techniques needed to 4/9 - 6/25 7 - 9PM W produce jewelry of your own design. $5 each week Carnegie Center Churchill 6/30 6:30 - 9PM M $22 Carnegie Center Sloan Learn to Draw (adult) Learn the basics of drawing from artist Allison Churchill. In this Advanced Beading* class, students will develop skills, while learning about proportion, These classes are for advanced beaders. The classes in this supplies and various techniques of drawing. series will consist of advanced beading techniques. Projects 2 week class. will be determined by the students. They do not include bead 5/12 & 19 6:30 - 8PM M kits and are offered as a series. $20 Carnegie Center Churchill 4/17, 5/1&15 & 6/19 6:30 - 9PM Th $40 Carnegie Center Sloan Drawing 2 (adult) Marvelous Mosaic! This class is a continuation of Learn to Draw. We will focus on technique such as expressive drawing and working with color. This is a beginning class where stu- Enjoy sharing your work while learning something new! 2 weeks. dents will learn the history of modern mosaic and put together their own broken 6/16 & 23 6:30 - 8PM M tile/china mosaic pot. Make the perfect gift or $20 Carnegie Center Churchill something for yourself! Basic Drawing for Kids 4/12 2 - 4PM Sa These series are for kids who really want to learn how to $20 Carnegie Center Churchill draw. There are 3 two-week sessions where students will Marvelous Mosaic 2 learn all bout technique, mediums, composition and every- For students with previous experience. In this class, students thing else needed to create satisfying drawings. will be able to choose their own project and experiment with 5/7 & 14 (#1) 6:30 - 8PM W more complicated designs. 5/28 & 6/4 (#2) 6:30 - 8PM W 4/26 2 - 4PM Sa 6/18 & 25 (#3) 6:30 - 8PM W $20 Carnegie Center Churchill $15 Carnegie Center Churchill PARK OPERATIONS (503)657-8299 500 Hilda Street Explore Oregon City Parks! RV Park / Camping (503)657-8299 Clackamette Park has a 38 space RV Park located at the southwest end of the park. Spaces are available on a first- come-first-serve basis. With easy access from I-205 and 99E, Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 4:30PM Clackamette Park is situated within easy reach of visitors. Clackamette Park contains a boat ramp to launch fishing and Park Reservations recreational boats. The Oregon City Skatepark, located near the entrance of the park, draws enthusiastic skateboarders Plan ahead and reserve the Oregon City park of your from all over who enjoy the state of the art design. choice. The Oregon City Park Operations Department is taking applications for 2003 Park Reservations on . Walking Paths Please check your calendars and call to reserve the park Chapin Park of your choice for your birthday party, family reunion or Clackamette Park summer picnic. Shelters are available at Canemah Park, End of the Oregon Trail Chapin Park, Clackamette Park, Hillendale Park and Hillendale Park Rivercrest Park. Please remember that your payment is McLoughlin Promenade what confirms your park reservation. Old Canemah Park Call Chris at the Parks Office, 503-657-8299, to make Park Place your reservations, or if you have any questions. Office Singer Creek Park Boat Launches hours are Monday through Friday 8:00AM - 4:30PM. To Waterboard Park Sportcraft make your reservations in person, please stop by the Clackamette Park office located at Mountain View Cemetery. Playgrounds Atkinson Park Park Shelter Rates Barclay Hills Park Under 50 people = $40.00 Canemah Children’s Park 51 – 100 = $60.00 Carnegie Center 101 Plus = $120.00 Chapin Park Any groups over 50 people are required to pay a Clackamette Park $100.00 refundable cleaning and damage deposit. Hartke Park Deposit is payable by VISA/MasterCard only. Hazelwood Park Hillendale Park For more information on park rentals please call the Park Place Park Park Operations office at 503-657-8299 Rivercrest Park

Shelters Available for Rent Atkinson Park FIRSFIRSTT CITYCITY CLEANCLEAN UPUP Canemah Park Chapin Park Clackamette Park APRIL 26 Hillendale Park 2003 Rivercrest Park

CLACKAMETTE Places of Historical Interest Carnegie Center PARK Ermatinger House Mt. View Cemetery/Pioneer Section 9am - 1pm Municiple Elevator Promenade Arrive early for assignments Singer HIll Steps especially if you are inter- ested in a specific area. Facilities Available for Rental The following facilities have rooms or spaces avaliable Sponsored by for rent. Buena Vista House B & B Leasing Bud’s Towing Haggen’s Pioneer Center Home Depot Metro SOLV Swimming Pool Ermatinger House Carnegie Center PARK OPERATIONS (503)657-8299 Memorial Wall at Mountain View Do you have family members or friends who have passed REGON ITY away and have no marker marking their resting place? OREGON CITY Mountain View Cemetery has a Memorial Wall located at the entrance to the Cemetery where you can have their name, SKATEPARK birth date and death date engraved for $195.00. Please call the Cemetery Office or stop by for more information. 503- COMPETITION S 657-8299 2003 New Section Open at Mountain View Saturday, April 5th Cemetery Registration starts at 10:30 Mountain View Cemetery has opened a beautiful new Competetion starts at 12noon section of the cemetery and we are currently selling grave spaces in this area. Grave spaces are selling for $1,300.00 and per gravesite. A new wrought iron fence and security Saturday, May 17 gates have been installed. All irrigation is underground Registration starts at 9AM and boulevard trees have been planted around the Competition at 10:30AM complete roadway. Entry fee & t-shirt $15.00 The trees were purchased by a generous donation made by a member of The Friends of Mountain View. Please stop Sign up now! by and talk with Cemetery staff regarding purchasing Space is limited. space at Mountain View Cemetery. Open to all Skill Levels • Beginning • Intermediate • Advanced Friday, May 9, 2003 Clackamette Park, Oregon City Cemetery Sponsored by OC Parks and Recreation Teenage Tease Skateboards Annual Clean-Up Ollies Skate Shop In the event of bad weather, the competetion will be rescheduled for the following Saturday Please call Mountain View Cemetery if you are interested in volunteering three or four hours of your time assisting Cemetery Staff, Oregon City Optimist Club and Oregon City High Are you looking for a place to hold a School Junior ROTC in cleaning up the Pioneer Section of Mountain View Cemetery birthday party, bridal shower or baby prior to Mother’s Day and Memorial Day. shower? Rent the Buena Vista House located at the base of Atkinson Park, 1601 Jackson Street. No need to clean your house Memorial Day Service or mow your lawn prior to the party! Call Park Operations for availability and more Please join us and celebrate Memorial Day at information on this facility. Mountain View Cemetery on Monday, May 26, 2003 at 10:00 AM. Cemetery staff will be onsite to assist customers from 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Memorial Day. Flags are available outside office for Veterans graves and temporary vases are also available for .25 cents each. Please remember that all decora- tions will be removed seven days after Memorial Day. AQUATICS www.orcity.org (503)657-8273 1211 JACKSON STREET FEES SWIM TIMES Residents are those living inside the city limits of Oregon City Recreational Swim Daily Admissions Fri 7:30 - 9:00 pm Adult(19+) Youth (2-18) Senior (62+) Sa 2:00 - 3:30 pm Residents $2.50 $2.25 $2.25 Teen Swim (6th - 8th grade) Non Residents $3.50 $3.25 $3.25 Fri 9:00 -10:00 pm ( .50 extra for water exercises classes) Family Swim ($5.50 Res, $7.75 NR) Adult Punch Cards (A family consists of parents or guardians and 10 Classes 20 Classes 40 Classes children residing in one household) Residents $25.00 $43.50 $72.00 Tue 7:15 - 8:30 pm Non Residents $37.50 $65.25 $108.50 Adult Lap Swim Senior Punch Cards Mon-Fri 6:00 - 8:00 am 10 Class es 20 Classes 40 Classes Mon-Fri 12:00 -1:00 pm Residents $20.00 $28.75 $46.00 MWF 5:15 - 6:00 pm Non Residents $30.25 $43.25 $69.25 Sat 1:00 -2:00 pm 3 Month Memberships - Program times change from term to term Water Exercise (Shallow) 1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person Mon-Fri 8:00 -9:00 am Residents $43.50 $34.75 $7.25 Tue, Thu 6:15 -7:15 pm Non Residents $78.00 $66.25 $12.50 Water Exercise (Deep) Annual Memberships - Program times change from term to term Tue, Thu 6:15 -7:15 pm (good for lap, recreational, family and adult swim; +.50 for water x classes) Adult Swim 1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person Mon-Fri 1:00 -2:00 pm Residents $87.00 $69.50 $14.00 Sat 12:00 - 1:00 pm Non Residents $156.00 $124.75 $25.00 WATER POLO Beginning 1 (Ages 6-9): Sat, April 5 - June 14** 10:00-11:00 AM 40/ $60) Beginning 2 (Ages 10-13): Sat, April 5 - June 14** 11:00-12:00 AM ($40/ $60) Intermediate (Ages 14+): Mon, Wed March 31 - June 11** 7:30 - 9:00 PM ($95/ $143) Registration may be done in person or over the phone SWIMMING LESSONS with credit card. Level Spring 1 MWF Spring 2 MWF Spring 3 MWF Sat 1 Sat 2 Mar 31 - Apr 18 Apr 21 - May 9 May 12 - Jun 2** Apr 5 - May 3 May 10 - Jun 14 LESSON FEES Continuing M9arch 19 M9arch 1 M9arch 1 M9arch 1 March 1 Registration* Residents are those living inside the city limits of Oregon City Registration M0arch 20 M0arch 2 M0arch 2 M0arch 2 March 2 Begins Residents ...... $28.75

I0ntro to Water 60:00 6:3 60:00 6:3 6:00 6:3 Non-Residents...... $43.25 Private Lessons (1/2 hr)...... $16.50 Level 1 60:00 6:30 7:00 60:00 6:30 7:0 6:00 6:30 7:0 Semi-Privates (1/2 hr) ...... $22.25 Level 2 60:00 6:30 7:00 60:00 6:30 7:0 60:00 6:30 7:0 102:00-1:0 12:00-1:0 Children must be at least three years old Level 3 60:30 7:00 60:30 7:0 60:30 7:0 102:00-1:0 12:00-1:0 to enter their own class. Water babies Level 4 70:00 70:0 7:0 Private Lessons are students must be six months old and accompanied in the water by an adult. Water Babies 60:00 60:0 6:0 available Children who are not toilet trained, must Pre Comp 1 60:00 60:0 6:0 Saturdays at noon wear swim diapers. and 2:00PM Pre Comp 2 60:30 60:3 6:3 RENT THE POOL AND *Continuing registration is only for those currently enrolled in lessons ** There are no classes on Memorial weekend, Saturday, May 24 or Monday, May 26. PARTY ROOM FOR YOUR SPECIAL OCCASION Intro to Water For 3-5 year olds-with little water experience who need to learn the basics. The swimming pool and 2,000 sq ft Level 1 Students will learn to submerge, float and kick on their front and back party room are available for private Level 2 Students will add arm-strokes and learn skills on their backs rental on Saturdays from 3:30 - Level 3 Students will increase distance to 15 yards and learn side breathing 7:30PM. Pool rental, lifeguards pro- Level 4 Students will improve endurance and technique, and learn auxiliary strokes vided, starts as low as $54.50 per Water Babies Entry level class for parents and their children 6 months to hour. Party room rates start at 3 years old $11.00 per hour.