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Camps Laughter, confidence, friends & F.U.N. Page 4 Get Outdoors Enjoy the northwest summer on and off the water. Page 27 Get Together Farmers’ Market, Concerts and Movies, Oh My! Page 47 ADMINISTRATION

Message from the Director Key Contacts Greetings, Parks & Recreation Administrative Office Lake Oswego has always been a community dedicated to personal and environmental wellness, this summer we hope to inspire your vitality and empower Ivan Anderholm you in your pursuit of wellness. We are excited to provide opportunity for all Director to pursue all aspects of wellness, physical, social, environmental, spiritual, 1500 Greentree Rd. intellectual and emotional. Mail to for all Parks Locations: PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 Throughout this activity guide there are opportunities to engage with others while General Information & Registration pursuing self-expression, creativity and self-improvement. Beyond the guide we 503-675-2549 encourage you to explore, appreciate and engage in your natural world through any [email protected] of your 46 park and natural area sites in Lake Oswego. Parks Maintenance 503-635-0280 As the spring rains fade and the summer temperatures increase many Park Ranger opportunities to shape and create spaces through community dialog will be 503-697-6522 underway. Iron Mountain Park community design process will be nearly complete, Registration Woodmont Nature Park community design process will be underway and Rassehk 503-675-2549 Park community design process will be in pre planning. These projects reflect Fax our dedication to the communities uncompromising environmental and wellness 503-697-6579 ideals and will result in broad range of new opportunities to learn, experience and appreciate our unique natural setting. Adult Community Center Lake Oswego Parks and Recreation is passionate about building community, Ann Adrian enriching lives and caring for our natural and urban environments. Individually, our Center Manager team is passionate about pursuing their own healthy lifestyle as well as creating 505 G Avenue healthy programs, classes, outlets and opportunities for the people of Lake Mail to: Oswego. PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 General Information 503-635-3758 Ivan Anderholm Fax Director 503-699-7462 Parks, Recreation and Public Golf Course Natural Resources Tom Mueller Advisory Board Golf Course Manager Scott Bullard Thank You 17525 Stafford Road Bill Gordon Thanks to our sponsors and donors listed Mail to: Mark Hoyt on pages 55. PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 Ryan Hubbard General Information Heidi Schrimsher 503-636-8228 Chris Stewart Todd Van Rysselberghe Fraser Wick Indoor Tennis Center Rhys Richmond, Youth Member Rebecca Lumbantobing, Youth Member Carol Hartley Councilor Joe Buck Tennis Center Manager 2900 Diane Drive The PRNRAB is a volunteer board Mail to: recommending policy direction to the City PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 Council. Registration & Court Reservations The board meets at 6 pm on the third 503-635-5550 Wednesday of each month at the City of Lake Oswego Palisades.

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Activities & Classes Programs & Events Department of Parks & Recreation

Summer Camps 4 Get Together 47 Get Acquainted 2 Preschool Activities 14 Concerts 47 Advisory Board 2 Teen Scene 35 Events 47 Key Contacts 2 Get Moving 15 Movies 49 Scholarships 21 Youth 15 Adult Community Center 52 Location Key 54 Adults 15 Registration 54 Sports Highlights 35 Sponsors 55 Swim Park 34 Current Term Registration Golf 41 Registration for Fall classes begins at 10a April 4 for residents and Tennis 44 April 11 for all others. Get Healthy 24 Luscher Farm 24 Activity Key: Get Outdoors 27 Back to Nature: activites that connect us to nature and the outdoors. Hikes, Rambles 27 Healthy and Active: Great for engaging in a healthy active lifestyle. Outdoor Recreation 30 Rowing 32 Get Creative 37 Register Online Youth 37 www.loparks.org •• Available 24 hours, 7 days per week for registration on a secure site. Adults 37 •• Browse the class list or search by keyword, location, age of participant or class Get Interested 39 dates. Youth 39 •• Complete program description and availability information. •• Learn the answers to frequently asked questions. Adults 40 •• View a list of locations and addresses.

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Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation’s mission is to build community, enrich lives and care for the environment. Living Well in LO Powered by Parks & Recreation is how we deliver our mission. Palisades 1500 Greentree Rd. What's your Living Well in LO? www.LivingWellinLO.org • #LivingWellinLO

ACTIVITIES GUIDE CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 3 CAMPS CAMPS PRESCHOOL CAMPS Lake Oswego Safety Town Learn safety lessons through songs, games, crafts and stories. Meet our City’s police officers, fire fighters and take a ride on a school bus. Help kids evaluate “safe” and “unsafe” situations when confronted with potentially dangerous circumstances. No Before/After Care Ages 4-6 LOPD PAL Res $80/Non-Res $100 13532 9:30a-12p M-F 6/13-6/17

BECOME A JR. CAMP COUNSELOR! Weekly volunteer opportunities are available throughout the summer; camps include Kindercamp, Mad Science, Safety Town and more. This opportunity is open to teens ages 13-17 that are available to make week-long commitments during the summer months. Teens will be interviewed during the last two weeks of May and will be required to attend a volunteer training on Wednesday, June 8 or Thursday, June 9. A $15 fee will apply to accepted students.

APPLY ONLINE! Please visit www.LOTeenScene.org and click on the “Become a Jr. Camp Counselor” page for the online application. To receive a hard copy, please contact Angelina Ballerina Dance Camp Cydny Fletcher at [email protected] Dancers, experience the joy of ballet. Learn some of Angelina’s favorite ballet steps and enjoy dancing to classical Interviews are scheduled via email and will include a music. You just may become a Rose Fairy Princess! tentative scheduling worksheet students are required to Ages 3-6 ABDA Staff ABDA bring. As always, interested teens are encouraged to inquire Res $166/Non-Res $191 about volunteer opportunities themselves; it helps us get to 13535 9:30a-12p M-Th 8/15-8/18 know you!

APPLICATIONS ARE DUE MAY 13 BY 5PM Frozen Dance Camp Become an ice princess as you dance your way on a fun-filled Before/After Care Available! journey through the snow. See what friends we run into along the way as we search for an ice castle. Props and art projects We offer before and/or after care for many camps held are incorporated to stimulate the imagination. at Palisades. Availability of care is listed within the camp Ages 4-8 ABDA Staff ABDA description. Specific costs of care are shown as optional Res $166/Non-Res $191 pricing within online registration. Please select optional camp 13536 9:30a-12p M-Th 8/8-8/11 pricing when you register or call 503-675-2549. Before and after care hours are 7-9a and 4-6p.

4•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG SUMMER 2016 CAMPS KINDERCAMP Join our half-day camp staffed by the professionals from Vermont Hills Family Life Center. Children sing songs, play games, listen to stories, and create arts and crafts in an outdoor setting. Special guests on the last day of camp. Ages 4-6 VHFLC GRP Res $90/Non-Res $113 *Res $72/Non-Res $90 Jurassic Journey Our journey starts with dinosaur bones, games, crafts and hidden fossils. OMSI 13537 9:15a-12:30p M-F 6/27-7/1 *Dragon Quest Learn how to train your dragon. Create a world of imagination with kings, queens, and castles as we ride our pretend dragons on adventures. Creature Feature *No Camp 7/4 Missoula Children’s Theatre presents 13538 9:15a-12:30p T-F 7/5-7/8 Rumpelstiltskin Neverland Adventure Auditions Discover the world of pirates, mermaids, Pan and crocodiles Monday, June 20, 10a SHARP - 12p. No late admittance; as we explore Never Never Land by flight, boat and land. please arrive by 9:30a in order to sign in Bounce House Palisades - GYM 13539 9:15a-12:30p M-F 7/11-7/15 Open to Lake Oswego youth ages 6-18 Pre-registration strongly encouraged. Register online or in To Infinity and Beyond person. No Before/After Care 3,2,1…Blast off! Build a balloon rocket, make space helmets 13545 10a-12p M 6/20 and jet pack. Create alien adventures to Mars with games and Fee: Audition is free crafts. Mad Science 13540 9:15a-12:30p M-F 7/18-7/22 Rehearsals Monday-Thursday, June 20-23, time of day depends on Fairies and Gnomes actor’s role. Information & details about rehearsal times Create a fairy garden and woodland creatures. Use a follow auditions. There is a fee due for children selected for magnifying lens to discover the insect world as we romp the week-long theatre workshop with the Missoula Children’s through the forest. Puppeteer Theatre Tour Directors and subsequent June 24 & 25 13541 9:15a-12:30p M-F 7/25-7/29 performances. Please note that not all youth who audition will receive parts. Ka-Chow! Fee: Res $80/Non-Res $100 Lightning McQueen takes us through a week of making ramps for our cars, Piston Cup trophies, car races and relays. Performances Magician George Rogers Park - Main Stage 13542 9:15a-12:30p M-F 8/1-8/5 Friday, June 24, 4p (Free) Saturday, June 25, 10a ($5) Kung Fu Panda Learn about real pandas and the funny cartoon panda. Learn Call the Parks & Recreation Main Office at 503-675-2549 a few Kung Fu steps and act out a panda quest through China. for more information. Clown 13543 9:15a-12:30p M-F 8/8-8/12 Secret Life of Pets Imagine what pets are doing when you are not at home. Play acting and animal stories all wrapped up in the make believe-if animals could talk! Musician 13544 9:15a-12:30p M-F 8/15-8/19

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ART CAMPS MUSIC & DANCE CAMPS Building Your Story: A Creative Writing Camp Shake It Up Dance Camp Bring stories and characters to life through performance and Get up on your feet and move to fun, age-appropriate music! collaboration. Explore the intersection between writing and Dance, choreography, and a final performance on Friday for art, fiction and reality, language and color. Experiment with friends and family. Before care 7-9a @ $25 week short story, essay and poetry. No camp 7/4 Ages 5-10 Mabe PAL Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Res $127/Non-Res $146 Ages 10-15 Mysore PAL 13553 9a-12p M-F 7/25-7/29 Res $103/Non-Res $119 13554 9a-12p M-F 8/15-8/19 13547 9a-12p Tu-F 7/5-7/8 Hip Hop Dance Camp Nature-Inspired Mixed Media Camp Dancers focus on all forms of hip hop including freestyle, Using mixed media, participants explore art that is inspired locking and popping. Along with learning 3 different style by nature, while also learning about new artists. A wonderful routines, compete in dance off challenges and design a fun adventure for anyone looking to explore the natural world. costume for end of camp performance. Take a headshot as using art! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week if you are on an audition for a hip-hop music video. Ages 5-7 Thomas PAL Ages 8-12 ABDA Staff ABDA Res $127/Non-Res $147 Res $166/Non-Res $191 13548 9a-12p M-F 6/27-7/1 13556 12-2:30p M-Th 7/25-7/28 Dance & Cheer Camp Art Meets Science Camp Learn to dance and cheer including jazz, pom and hip hop Discover new ways of looking at art and science through styles. Students will learn halftime routines and create cheers, various activities designed to inspire your inner artist and posters, pom and bows including an end of camp pep rally provoke scientific thought. Explore new concepts which performance. support creativity and challenge the mind! Ages 6-9 ABDA Staff ABDA Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Res $166/Non-Res $191 Ages 8-12 Thomas PAL 13533 9:30-12p M-Th 7/11-7/14 Res $127/Non-Res $147 13549 9a-12p M-F 7/18-7/22 Beginning To Rock Camp Newcomers are invited to put rock in their roll. Students get Environmental Art From Around The Globe a chance to explore the drums, bass, guitar, keyboard and Using mixed media, explore a variety of art projects that vocals, and learn the fundaments of music, such as pitch, increase awareness of the environment and nature, while melody, harmony, and rhythm. also learning about different cultures from around the world Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 5-7 RMC PAL Ages 10-15 Thomas PAL Res $140/Non-Res $161 Res $127/Non-Res $147 13562 9a-12p M-F 6/27-7/1 13550 9a-12p M-F 8/8-8/12 Drumming Madness Camp All About Art Camp Learn about different drumming patterns and different beats A well-rounded art camp with an emphasis on three by using a variety of hand drums and drum sets. Come let dimensional art. Materials include clay, wood, copper tubing loose and get ready to find your rhythm! as well as other materials. Get creative, draw, paint and After Care 4-6p @ $25 week more! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 8-12 RMC PAL Ages 7-10 Boulis PAL Res $140/Non-Res $161 Res $83/Non-Res $103 13563 1-4p M-F 6/27-7/1 13551 9-11:30a M-F 8/1-8/5 All About That Bass Camp Knitting Camp Come explore instruments such as the electric bass, the Open to beginners and intermediate knitters. Patterns will upright bass, and other lower pitched instruments! Learn be available for those just learning to knit and those who about how they are used in jazz and classical music and the need a little help. Knitters should bring needles and yarn. history behind them! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week No After Care Ages 8-12 RMC PAL Ages 10-14 Boulis PAL Res $140/Non-Res $161 Res $48/ Non-Res $72 13564 9a-12p M-F 7/11-7/15 13552 1-3p M-F 8/1-8/5

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Glee Week A fun week of singing with RMC Studios. Students will learn MAD SCIENCE CAMPS proper singing technique and posture and have the chance Rockets & the Science of Flight to sing their favorite songs solo and with a group! Space, rockets, planes and flight...a little bit of everything After Care 4-6p @ $25 week for a rockin’ good time! Have a blast learning the hows and Ages 5-7 RMC PAL whys of aerodynamics by studying all things that fly: planes, Res $140/Non-Res $161 kites, hot air balloons, helicopters and of course rockets. 13567 1-4p M-F 7/11-7/15 Before care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 5-7 Mad Science Staff PAL Music Around The World Camp Res $159/Non-Res $183 Calling all musical adventurers! Explore different countries 13572 9a-12p M-F 6/20-6/24 by listening to music they make! Make your own instruments and learn about different cultures. Music is the universal Chemistry & Biology Blast language and we have a lot of exploring to do! Tour chemical reactions by examining the building blocks of Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week the human body, beginning with our cells. Examine the role Ages 5-7 RMC PAL of vital organs including our hearts and lungs and create Res $140/Non-Res $161 chemical reactions of your own! After care 4-6p @ $25 week 13569 9a-12p M-F 8/22-8/26 Ages 7-12 Mad Science Staff PAL Res $159/Non-Res $183 Jazz It Up & Blues It Down Camp 13574 1-4p M-F 6/20-6/24 Are you one cool cat? Learn about Jazz and Blues music; listen to it, learn about it, hear the history behind jazz and Moving With Science blues musicians, and play some awesome riffs! Learn how science keeps our world moving. Take a close- After Care 4-6p @ $25 week up look at a wide array of scientific disciplines: chemistry, Ages 8-12 RMC PAL biology, engineering, physics and optics! Res $140/Non-Res $161 Before care 7-9a @ $25 week 13571 1-4p M-F 8/22-8/26 Ages 5-7 Mad Science Staff PAL Res $159/Non-Res $183 13578 9a-12p M-F 7/25-7/29 Creative Contraptions! The Inventor’s Camp Go on a journey of discovery from real life inventions of Da Vinci, Edison, the Wright Brothers and Isaac Asimov’s dreams of future inventions. Face a series of challenges which must be overcome using basic materials, simple machines, tips from famous inventors and your mind! After care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 7-12 Mad Science Staff PAL Res $159/Non-Res $183 13580 1-4p M-F 7/25-7/29 Radical Robotics Explore the wonderful world of automation. From the basics of robotics to the complexity of building TWO of your own robots! Build two take-home robots yourself and continue your exploration of robotic science long after your week with our Mad Scientist is over. Before and after care available @ $50 week Ages 7-12 Mad Science Staff PAL Res $348/Non-Res $400 13575 9a-4p M-F 8/22-8/26

ACTIVITIES GUIDE CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 7 CAMPS LEGO & TECHNOLOGY CAMPS Pre-Engineering Camp using LEGO® Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO®. Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes and motorized cars, and use special pieces to create your own unique design! Before or After Care @ $25 week The Gaming Academy Be immersed into the world of 2D and 3D game design. The Ages 5-7 Play-Well Staff PAL gaming academy is a combination of Video Game Design, Res $155/Non-Res $178 Advanced Game Design and 3D Game Design, offering hands- 13581 9a-12p M-F 6/13-6/17 on experience designing and building your very own games. 13582 1-4p M-F 8/15-8/19 Before and After Care @ $50 week Jedi Master Engineering using LEGO® Ages 10-17 YouthTech PAL Res $310/Non-Res $357 The Force Awakens in this course for young Jedi! Discover 13591 9a-4p Tu-F 7/5-7/8 key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, and eccentric motion. Build LEGO XWings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities and other Animation Studio Camp Learn the basics of animation and digital design. Students complex machines and structures from a galaxy far, far away. create fun interactive animations that they can share with the After Care 4-6p @ $25 week world. This class will utilizes Adobe’s award winning animation Ages 8-12 Play-Well Staff PAL software in Adobe Flash. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Res $155/Non-Res $178 Ages 10-17 YouthTech PAL 13584 1-4p M-F 6/13-6/17 Res $165/Non-Res $190 Minecraft Master Engineering 13593 9a-12p M-Th 7/18-7/21 Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO®! Build a motorized walking Creeper, a terrifying Ghast, and a motorized Minecart! This Video Game Design Camp This course provides students with a fun interactive look at camp combines the basic format of core engineering-themed the world of video game design and development. Learn the programs based on the world of Minecraft. basics of video game design and produce several different Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week interactive video games to share with their friends and family. Ages 8-12 Play-Well Staff PAL After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Res $155/Non-Res $178 Ages 10-17 YouthTech PAL 13584 9a-12p M-F 8/15-8/19 Res $175/Non-Res $202 13595 1-4p M-Th 7/18-7/21 NEW Music Video Camp 101: Lights! Camera! Action! iVideo Game Design Camp Produce several music videos by lip-syncing or sing your Want to create video games? This is an introductory course favorite song. Bring a song choice and have it memorized, for younger students who want to learn to build simple video star in your own music video, or you can direct, shoot, do games. This course combines the art of video game design props, make up and wardrobe. and animation to create interactive characters that fly around Before and After Care @ $50 week the screen. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 11-15 Oscar Seeker PAL Ages 6-10 YouthTech PAL Res $348/Non-Res $401 Res $115/Non-Res $133 13589 9a-4p M-F 6/13-6/17 13597 9a-12p M-Th 8/1-8/4 Web Design Camp NEW Movie making 102: This course is an in-depth look at the world of web design and development. Learn how to build your own website from start Lights! Camera! Action! to finish using award winning suite of products. Students have Tap into your child’s inner Spielberg. Write scripts, cast actors access to their website with free hosting for one year. from class, shoot, edit and present projects. Gain insight to After Care 4-6p @ $25 week scriptwriting, directing, acting, videography, set decoration Ages 10-17 YouthTech PAL and props, makeup and wardrobe, editing and the teamwork Res $165/Non-Res $190 needed to produce a video. 13599 1-4p M-Th 8/1-8/4 Before and After Care @ $50 week Ages 11-15 Oscar Seeker PAL Res $348/Non-Res $401 13590 9a-4p M-F 8/15-8/19

8•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG SUMMER 2016 CAMPS LUSCHER FARM CAMPS OUTDOOR & ADVENTURE CAMPS In My Backyard Camp Trackers Stealth, Archery, and Help build a worm bin, learn about organic gardening, chickens, and the water cycle. Engage in science experiments Wilderness Survival and games. Harvest food to make lunch by solar cooking. Train in the skills of wilderness survival. Find shelter, track Explore the farm and its surroundings on daily nature hikes. animals, learn safe knife carving skills and more. Kids Ages 5-12 Staff LUSCH embark on outdoor adventures and building Res $196/Non-Res $225 lasting friendships. 13402 9a-4p M-F 6/20-6/24 Ages 8-11 Trackers LUSCH 13403 9a-4p M-F 8/8-8/12 Res $419/Non-Res $482 13826 8:30a-3:30p M-F 8/8-8/12 Gardening and Fiber Arts Camp Play with fiber arts each day, delving into felting, weaving Trackers Archery Adventure: Bows, Spears, and dyeing. Feed the chickens, help maintain the Children’s Garden, harvest a healthy snack and gather items from the and Boomerangs Become a woodland archer and learn the Way of the Bow. farm to use in projects. Develop focus, accuracy and grace through the foundations Ages 7-12 Staff LUSCH of archery. Engage in archery challenges and games to Res $225/Non-Res $259 improve your skills. 13404 9a-4p M-F 6/27-7/1 Ages 8-11 Trackers LUSCH Tractors, Trucks and Trailers Res $419/Non-Res $482 Climb on Big Red, a tractor very similar to the one Rudy 13824 8:30a-3:30p M-F 8/15-8/19 Luscher used. Dig in our digging corner, sprout seeds. Listen to stories and make farm related crafts while learning about Trackers Forest Ninja Camp farm machinery. Practice Old McYogi Yoga! No Camp 7/4 In the heart of the woods, silence reigns. With stealth and Ages 4-8 Staff LUSCH awareness, become a protector of the woodlands. Discover Res $128/Non-Res $147 the ancient secrets of the Forest Ninja. See with eyes as 13405 9a-1p Tu-F 7/5-7/8 sharp as the Owl’s, strike as fast as the Snake and move with the grace of the Mountain Lion. Become the shadows, Food Around the World Camp vanishing into the dappled light of the forest. Draw on Make dishes with international flair. Learn about different traditions both ancient and new, learning martial arts to cultures and geographic regions, and the interesting ways they master your body and mind. approach food. Learn about organic gardening and help grow Unleash your inner ninja! your own food for lunch. Create internationally themed artwork. Ages 7-10 Trackers LUSCH Ages 5-12 Staff LUSCH Res $419/Non-Res $482 Res $225/Non-Res $259 13825 8:30a-3:30p M-F 8/22-8/26 13406 9a-4p M-F 7/11-7/15 13407 9a-4p M-F 8/8-8/12 Big Foot Survivor Camp Nature on the Farm Camp An exciting adventure in experimenting with nature. Solve Children discover nature through play and mindful activities. problems such as how to stay warm and dry in bad weather, Each day campers create art, practice yoga and sing camp basic fire building skills, simple traps and various ways to songs, followed by nature-based activities, healthy garden make rope. snacks, and traditional games played in the field. Ages 6-9 Coyle GRP Ages 5-8 Staff LUSCH Res $215/Non-Res $248 Res $196/Non-Res $225 13903 9a-1p M-F 6/27-7/1 13408 9a-4p M-Fri 7/18-7/22 Advanced Survivor Camp Pioneer Camp Put down the technology and learn how to use teamwork, Dress, work and play pioneer style! Explore the importance of leadership and decision making skills when your resources are tasks done around the farm; gardening, cooking on an open few. Campers use scenarios such as getting lost, wilderness fire, farmyard chores and feeding livestock. Learn the time survival and dealing with the Zombie Apocalypse to develop honored crafts of weaving, crocheting, and candle making. real survival and primitive skills. Take hikes and participate in old-fashioned fun and games. Ages 8-12 Coyle GRP Ages 7-12 Staff LUSCH Res $295/Non-Res $340 Res $225/Non-Res $259 13822 9a-4p M-F 8/1-8/6 13409 9a-4p M-F 8/15-8/19

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SPORTS CAMPS Girls Lacrosse Camps Racquet Madness In partnership with the experienced coaches of Lacrosse Have fun learning the fundamentals of three great sports: Northwest. Girl’s equipment required: goggles, mouth guard, tennis, table tennis and pickleball! Pickleball may be new to lacrosse stick and water bottle. Equipment questions? you. It’s one of the fastest-growing sports in America and is Contact Lax NW at 503-295-7774 or admin @laxnw.com played with a paddle and plastic ball. Camp held at George Beginning to Intermediate Rogers Park on the tennis/pickleball courts. No experience For players with one year or less lacrosse experience and necessary. Equipment provided. younger players. Res $105/Non-Res $121 Focus is on basic lacrosse skills. Each session includes Ages 8-12 Staff GRP scrimmages and fun games. 10309 9a-12p M-Th 8/22-8/25 Girls ages 8-12 Lax NW HFLF Res $102/Non-Res $118 Fencing Camps 13917 9a-12p M-Th 6/20-6/23 Learn the basic skills of the Olympic sport of fencing. Quick action and fun. This dynamic sport offers challenges to Skills, Strategy and Team Play quick thinking, coordination, strength and agility. Safety is For players with 2 + years of game-playing experience in an emphasized. All equipment is provided. Wear athletic type organized league. clothing and shoes. Focus on advanced lacrosse skills. Speed and agility Res $105/Non-Res $121 development incorporated. Scrimmages included. Ages 7-11 OR Fencing Alli. PAL Girls ages 11-14 Lax NW HFLF 13913 9a-12p M-F 7/11-8/15 Res $102/Non-Res $118 13915 9a-12p M-F 8/15-8/19 13918 9a-12p M-Th 6/20-6/23 Ages 10-15 OR Fencing Alli. PAL 13916 9a-12p M-F 8/8-8/12 Kids Paddle Power Camp This camp provides instruction through play in paddling safety, maneuvering, bracing, rescues, hydrology and more! Days one through four the kids explore and paddle SUP boards, canoes, and kayaks of all varieties. Day five is parent day and we invite you to come out and enjoy paddling as a family. Register at www.aldercreek.com or call 503-285-0464 Cost: $349 8/15-8/19 Ages 10-14 ALD TC

Youth Learn to Row Camps Learn to row this summer! Participants learn proper rowing technique, whole body conditioning and water safety. Youth who participate during the summer get a head start on team rowing if they choose to row during the school year. There is no limit to the number of sessions a participant can sign up for. Space is limited. Eligibility: All youth who have never rowed prior to summer 2016, ages 13 – 18, and entering 8th See pages 45-46 for youth tennis classes, ages - 12th grade in fall 2016. 5-18. Various levels offered from beginner to Ages 13-18 LOCR Coaches WSC advanced. Fee $400 See page 13 for full list of Skyhawks Sports 13425 8:30a-12p M-F 6/20-7/1 13426 8:30a-12p M-F 7/5-7/15 Camps, ages 3.5-12 13427 8:30a-12p M-F 7/18-7/29 Multi-Sport Camps, soccer, volleyball, basketball, baseball, flag football and boys lacrosse!

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The LOX Files Do you have what it takes to become a CSI agent or paranormal investigator? Let’s find out... Solve an alien crime scene, harvest alien eggs and visit with a special guest from LOPD. Launch into space at Sky High on Friday. 13603 9a-4p M-F 7/11-7/15 Ministry of Hogwartz Expecto Patronum! Spend the week dabbling in potions, caring for magical creatures and fine tuning your conjuring techniques in this spell-binding camp! Culminate the week at Oaks Park Amusement Park. 13604 9a-4p M-F 7/18-7/22 The Creature Shop Dive into the world of Jim Henson as we create our own Muppet character, get lost in a labyrinth and grow a dark LO Explorers is a weekly-themed camp for school-age crystal. Spend Friday exploring at Enchanted Forest. students; combining two field trips a week and a fresh 13605 9a-4p M-F 7/25-7/29 approach to activities. An information packet is sent with a schedule of activities and includes waivers/permission slips. May The Force Be With You Participants spend Wednesdays on a swimming field trip and Calling all Jedis! Join us as we make our own light sabers, Fridays on a themed field trip. go through rigorous Jedi training and have a BB-8 race. Friday head to Ultrazone to practice mastering The Force in the LO Explorers offers an optional “Counselor in Training” (CIT) 2-level arena. program for participants ages 10-12. CIT’s help lead activities 13606 9a-4p M-F 8/1-8/5 and assist with day-to-day operations. Participants are presented with a CIT Certificate at the end of camp. To Tomorrowland! It’s time to glimpse into the future and dabble with inventions, Bring a sack lunch, water bottle and sunscreen daily; sandals make galaxy brownies and have a jet pack race. Then it’s off to with back-straps only. the Evergreen Swim Park! Ages 7-12 Staff PAL 13607 9a-4p M-F 8/8-8/12 Res$220/Non-Res $253 *Res$180/Non-Res $207 One Ring To Bind Them Journey to Middle Earth as we make elvin bread, defeat Before And After Camp Care Smaug and cocoon wrap a counselor. On Friday, head to the LOX offers the option of before/after camp care each week. Oregon Zoo. Monday-Friday 7-9a and 4-6p 13608 9a-4p M-F 8/15-8/19 Ages 7-12 Staff PAL Res $50/Non-Res $58 (per week)

Minion Mayhem Take a despicable journey into the world of villains and their trusty servants. Make a hypno-hat, play laser beam limbo and steal the crown jewels from the Queen of Parks & Rec! Practice your villain getaway at Pump It Up. 13601 9a-4p M-F 6/27-7/1 *Eat All The Things! If it looks good, eat it! Become a part of Lake Oswego’s test kitchen and make tortilla art, pioneer taffy and win a gold medal in the Food Olympics. Spend Friday experimenting at OMSI! *No Camp 7/4 13602 9a-4p Tu-F 7/5-7/8

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Ronald McDonald House and Rock Climbing at French’s Dome Learn to support families in need by helping maintain the Ronald McDonald House and cook lunch for the residents and their children in treatment. Then head to French’s Dome for some rock climbing! 13614 9a-4p Tu-Th 7/12-7/14 Cedar Sinai Park and Camp Dakota Play bingo and do crafts with residents then help with events at Cedar Sinai Park’s Robison Health Center. Spend the third day out at Camp Dakota for zip lines, a ropes course AND paintball! 13615 9a-4p Tu-Th 7/19-7/21 Luscher Farm and Oaks Park Help maintain the grounds and participate in a project build at the historic Luscher Farms, then head to Oaks Park for a day LO TEEN SERVICE CORPS is a volunteer opportunity for of rides! teens ages 13-17. This program is a three-day commitment; 13616 9a-4p Tu-Th 7/26-7/28 two days of service and an adventurous activity on the third day. Volunteer hours can be used towards graduation requirements, and each teen receives an LO Teen Service Corps shirt. An information packet is sent with any waivers/ permission slips needed, as well as service and field trip details. No Before/After Care **Each week provides 10-12 hours of community service Bring a sack lunch, water bottle and sunscreen daily. *Participants are welcome to bring money for snacks or other items on field trip days. Ages 13-17 Staff PAL Res$120/Non-Res $138

Palisades Garden, Adult Community Center and Evergreen Swim Park Spend day one creating a 20x20 garden plot at Palisades then head to the ACC to help serve lunch and chat with visitors. Then it’s off to the Evergreen Wings & Waves Water Park! 13611 9a-4p Tu-Th 6/21-6/23 Friends of Tryon Creek and White Water Rafting Work to restore trails and the natural habitats in Tryon Portland Rescue Mission, Happy Trails Riding Creek State Park. End the week white water rafting on the Center and Kayaking Clackamas River! Help those in need at the Portland Rescue Mission and spend 13612 9a-4p Tu-Th 6/28-6/30 day two maintaining grounds at Happy Trails Riding Center. Spend Thursday on the upper Willamette kayaking! LO Natural Resources and Tree To Tree 13617 9a-4p Tu-Th 8/2-8/4 Ropes Course Help restore local natural areas at Cooks Butte then head to LO Natural Resources and White Water the Tree to Tree Ropes Course for some extreme fun! Rafting 13613 9a-4p Tu-Th 7/5-7/7 Help restore local natural areas at Canal Acres Park then head to the North Santiam River for white water rafting! 13618 9a-4p Tu-Th 8/9-8/11

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Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Presents Skyhawks Sports Academy Register at www.skyhawks.com SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS or 1-800-804-3509. *Requires Special Equipment! SPORTS DATES COURSE# LOCATIONS TIMES AGES FEES Tiny-Hawks

Tiny-Hawk Soccer Jun 27-30 (4 days) SSA87148 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 1-1:45p 3.5-4 $39 Tiny-Hawk Soccer Jul 11-14 (4 days) SSA87174 Oak Creek Elementary, 55 Kingsgate 1-1:45p 3.5-4 $39 August 15-18 (4 Tiny-Hawk Soccer days) SSA90192 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 1-1:45p 3.5-4 $39 Mini-Hawks Sports Jul 5- Aug 2 Mini-Hawk Basketball (Tuesdays) SSA90187 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 6p-7p 5-7 $49 Jul 6- Aug 3 Mini-Hawk Soccer (Wednesdays) SSA87519 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 6p-7p 4-6 $49 Mini-Hawk Soccer August 15-18 SSA90190 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 9a-12p 5-7 $95 Mini-Hawks Multi-Sport: Soccer, Baseball & Basketball Mini-Hawk Jun 13-16 SSA87130 Westlake Park, 14165 Bunick Dr. 9a-12p 4-6 $95 Mini-Hawk Jun 27-30 (4 days) SSA87148 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 9a-12p 4-6 $95 Mini-Hawk Jul 11-15 SSA87121 Oak Creek Elementary, 55 Kingsgate 9a-12p 4-6 $109 Mini-Hawk Jul 18-21 (4 Days) SSA87136 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 9a-12p 4-6 $95 Soccer, Baseball & Flag Football Mini-Hawk Aug 1-4 (4 days) SSA87106 Palisades, 1500 Greentree 9a-12p 4-6 $95 Mini-Hawk Aug 8-11 (4 Days) SSA87118 George Rogers Park, 611 State St 9a-12p 4-6 $95 Skyhawks Sports Multi-Sport: (Soccer, Flag Football & Baseball) Jun 20-24 SSA90188 Westlake Park, 14165 Bunick Dr. 9a-12p 6-8 $109 Multi-Sport: (Soccer, Basketball & Flag Football) Jun 27-30 SSA87413 Palisades 9a-3p 7-12 $125 Boys Lacrosse* Jul 25-29 SSA87263 Hazelia Field 17800 Stafford Rd. 9a-12p 7-12 $129 Volleyball Jul 25-28 SSA87105 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 1-4p 7-10 $95 Mighty-Hawk Soccer Jul 11-15 SSA87100 Westlake Park 14165 Bunick Dr. 9a-12p 6-8 $109 Mighty-Hawk Soccer Jul 18-21 (4 days) SSA87091 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 9a-12p 6-8 $95 Mighty-Hawk Soccer Aug 8-11 SSA87288 Westlake Park, 14165 Bunick Dr. 9a-12p 6-8 $95 Soccer Jun 13-16 (4 days) SSA87086 Westlake Park, 14165 Bunick Dr. 9a-12p 7-10 $95 Soccer Aug 1-4 SSA87150 Hazelia Field 17800 Stafford Rd. 9a-3p 8-12 $125 Baseball Jul 18-22 SSA87077 East Waluga Park, 15505 Quarry Rd. 9a-12p 7-10 $109 Mighty-Hawk Basketball Jun 27-30 (4 days) SSA87153 Oak Creek Elementary, 55 Kingsgate 9a-12p 6-8 $95 Mighty-Hawk Basketball Jul 25-29 SSA88188 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 9a-12p 6-8 $109 Mighty-Hawk Basketball Aug 1-4 SSA87185 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 9a-12p 6-8 $95 Basketball Jun 20-24 SSA87171 Oak Creek Elementary, 55 Kingsgate 9a-3p 8-12 $145 Basketball Jul 5-8 (4 days) SSA87123 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 9a-3p 8-12 $125 Basketball Jul 18-21 (4 days) SSA87113 Oak Creek Elementary, 55 Kingsgate 9a-3p 8-12 $125 Flag Football Jun 13-17 SSA87426 Hazelia Field 17800 Stafford Rd. 9a-12p 8-12 $109 Mighty-Hawk Flag Football Jul 5-8 (4 days) SSA90189 Palisades, 1500 Greentree Rd. 9a-12p 6-8 $95 Flag Football Jul 11-14 (4 days) SSA87098 Hazelia Field 17800 Stafford Rd. 9a-3p 8-12 $125 Flag Football Aug 8-11 SSA87324 Hazelia Field 17800 Stafford Rd. 9a-12p 7-10 $95

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Little Masters See, smell, taste, touch in the art room and let your senses guide you! Take an exciting sensory exploration while making art! Use a variety of mediums to create art while engaging the senses of touch, smell, sound, and taste. Parent participation required. No class 5/27 Ages 2-5 Thomas PAL Res $29/Non-Res $44 Additional Sibling $21/ Non-Res $32 13619 9:30-10:30a F 5/13-6/10

Mini-Ballerinas Young dancers improve their musicality and learn the proper ballet positions, turns, kicks, flexibility, sequences, dances, terminology and more all while building self confidence in a fun environment. Ages 3-6 Mabe PAL Res $51/Non-Res $64 13628 4-4:50p Th 7/7-8/11

Kids' Get Creative! Friday, June 24: 10am-2pm Lower George Rogers Park

The fun of the Festival of Arts comes alive with arts, crafts, food, games & more!

14•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG SUMMER 2016 GET MOVING Get Moving FITNESS FITNESS CLASS INTENSITY GUIDE As part of Living Well in LO, Parks & Recreation The following can be used as a guide to the type of fitness offers activities to encourage Physical Wellness. class you may be seeking. Instructors can also do an Physical Wellness is one of the Six Dimensions of assessment to make sure you are in the correct class level. Wellness and is defined as being able to complete Needs a little help (Chair Fitness) – This class is for daily tasks with energy and attentiveness while still those wishing to exercise while seated, and maintain having plenty of energy to enjoy leisure activities. or improve physical function for basic self-care. Class includes rhythmic movement, strength and stretching exercises, and a focus on muscular endurance, joint range YOUTH of motion, balance and coordination. Mini-Ballerinas Just getting started (Entry Level) – This class is for Young dancers improve their musicality and learn the proper beginners or those returning to exercise, and includes ballet positions, turns, kicks, flexibility, sequences, dances, basic steps, gentle pace, and lower intensity. Focus is terminology and more all while building self confidence in a on increasing muscular strength and flexibility, joint range of fun environment. motion, balance, coordination and cardiovascular health. Ages 3-6 Mabe PAL Res $51/Non-Res $64 Active Now (Intermediate Level) – This class is for 13628 4-4:50p Th 7/7-8/11 individuals who are physically active at least twice a week, and seek to improve their health and well-being Jazz Dance for Kids or maintain an active, independent lifestyle. Class includes Young dancers improve their musicality and learn proper jazz moderate intensity, low impact exercise that may include turns, walks, kicks, pivots, flexibility, sequences, dances, strength and stretching exercises, and optional floor work. terminology and more all while building self confidence in a Focus is on muscular strength and flexibility, joint range of fun environment. motion, balance, coordination, agility, and cardiovascular Ages 6-9 Mabe PAL endurance. Res $43/Non-Res $65 Athlete (Advanced Level) – This class is for 13629 5-5:50p Th 7/7-8/11 individuals that train almost every day and seek to improve performance in a competitive sport, Beginning Ballet strenuous recreational activities, or a physically demanding Keep active and develop techniques and skills which build to job. Class includes higher intensity, low impact workouts create a strong foundation for classical ballet success. complete with challenging strength and conditioning Ages 7-10 ABDA Staff ABDA exercises and floor work. Res $81/Non-Res $102 AQUATICS 13630 4-5p M 7/11-8/1 Aquatic Fitness is a water exercise program brought to the community by a unique partnership between the City of Lake ADULTS Oswego Parks & Recreation Department and The Springs at DANCE Carman Oaks. The classes are designed to enhance your health and wellness. We pride ourselves in offering a safe, Tap for Adults effective, fun and refreshing fitness program. Work on rhythm, technique and get your workout on. Great way to explore dance and keep yourself healthy and active. Wear clothes Aqua-Fit you can comfortably move in and tap shoes. No class 5/30 This water exercise class is designed for all water enthusiasts, Ages 18+ Mabe PAL at any fitness level. The accommodating resistance of water Res $47/Non-Res $71 allows for movement and improvement at your own pace. It is 13466 7-8 p M 5/16-6/27 a low impact workout that comfortably tones and strengthens 13937 7-8 p M 7/11-8/15 muscles while developing coordination. Buoyancy reduces weight bearing stress on the body while enhancing flexibility Butts & Guts and range of motion. No class 5/31, 6/2 Ages 18+ Staff Springs Shape and strengthen your body in this total core and lower Res $39/Non-Res $59 body workout using various exercises, equipment, and 13497 10-10:45a Tu 5/3-6/28 techniques! Open to all fitness levels. 13498 10-10:45a Th 5/5-6/30 Ages 18+ Barner PAL Ages 18+ Staff Springs Res $47/Non-Res $71 Res $39/Non-Res $59 13846 9:30-10:30a T 5/24-6/28 13499 11-11:45a Tu 7/12-8/30 13847 9:30-10:30a T 7/26-8/30 13500 11-11:45a Th 7/14-9/1

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TAI CHI AT PAL Tai Chi for Health and Relaxation This class teaches the Yang style long form and two traditional Chi Kung exercises. Tai Chi practice reduces stress and improves balance. This class is taught in a relaxed manner. No class 5/18 Ages 18+ Bruderlin PAL Res $47/Non-Res $59 13864 6-7p W 5/11-6/29 TAI CHI AT THE ACC Tai Chi FREE Try-It-Out Day Here’s your chance to try our new classes at the ACC for free! Ages 18+ Kidoguchi ACC Chair Tai Chi 13510 1-2p M 5/2 13827 1-2p Th 7/7 Beginning Tai Chi - Continued 13506 2:15-3:15p M 5/2 13834 2:15-3:15p Th 7/7 Beginning Tai Chi - An Introduction 13507 3:30-4:30p M 5/2 13843 3:30-4:30p Th 7/7 Chair Tai Chi This is a gentle, meditative mind-body exercise performed while seated in the comfort and safety of a chair. Based on the proven effective Tai Chi-Moving for Better Balance program this class combines traditional tai chi forms with simple, slow, and Beginning Tai Chi – An Introduction rhythmical therapeutic movements to improve balance, strength, Res $82/Non-Res $103 and reduce the risk of falls. No previous experience necessary. 13509 3:30-4:30p M/Th 5/5-6/30 No class 5/30 Res $62/Non-Res $78 Ages 18+ Kidoguchi ACC 13835 3:30-4:30p M/Th 7/11-8/18 Res $82/Non-Res $103 13511 1-2p M/Th 5/5-6/30 Mindfulness Meditation: Way to Health Res $62/Non-Res $78 and Happiness 13483 1-2p M/Th 7/11-8/18 Actively develop a healthy mind and body and remove stress with comfortable meditation postures. Good for all health conditions, pain management and open to all abilities. Beginning Tai Chi Ages 16+ Tjahaja ACC A slow paced, low impact, gentle movement art based on the Res $84/Non-Res $105 Yang family 24-movement Short Form. Practice meditative 13458 4-5:30p Th 5/5-8/11 mind-body exercise with slow and rhythmical movements to Ages 16+ Tjahaja PAL increase balance, flexibility, muscle strength, and enhance Res $84/Non-Res $105 well-being. Designed for beginning students, or some previous 13456 6-7:30p Th 5/5-8/11 Tai Chi experience. No class 5/30 13457 7:30-9p Th 5/5-8/11 Beginning Tai Chi - Continued Ages 18+ Kidoguchi ACC Res $82/Non-Res $103 13479 2:15-3:15p M/Th 5/5-6/30 Res $62/Non-Res $78 13508 2:15-3:15p M/Th 7/11-8/18

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NIA Gentle Chair Yoga Fun, non-impact, high energy movements condition the body, Focus on basic poses and sequences to promote ease in the mind, emotion, and spirit. The choreography draws from a body and increase mobility, flexibility, and strength. Poses are blend of dance arts, martial arts and healing arts with moves done seated on a chair or the chair is used for support in and music to inspire joy. Through movement we find health! standing poses. Students do not get down on the floor. Ages 18+ Sanders ACC Nia Try-It-Out Days Res $60/Non-Res $75 For new students. Here’s your chance to try out a Nia class 13844 12:30-1:30p Tu 5/3-6/28 for free! Stop by the Lakewood Center. Res $40/Non-Res $60 Ages 14+ Kaplan LKWD 13485 12:30-1:30p Tu 7/12-8/16 13836 8:45-9:55a Su 5/29 Drop-In Yoga at ACC Nia Class Registration Only Drop-in classes are held Monday and Wednesday evenings No Class 6/14, 6/16, 6/19, 6/21, 6/23, 6/26 at the Adult Community Center. The drop-in option allows Ages 14+ Kaplan LKWD flexibility, and can be purchased in 1, 5, 10 or 15 class Twice per week increments. Classes are appropriate for most people and Res $185/Non-Res $213 offer a balanced yoga practice. Valid only 5/23-8/17 for 13841 9:15-10:25a Tu/Th 5/31-8/25 classes listed below. Non-refundable. Non-transferrable. Once per week Bring a mat. No Class 5/30, 7/4 Res $101/Non-Res $116 Drop-In Fees 13842 8:45-9:55a Su 5/29-8/28 Ages 16+ Crosby ACC 13502 Drop-in 1 time Nia Summer Drop-In at Lakewood Center Res $12/Non-Res $18 Allows flexibility. Drop-in available in 1, 5, 10 or 15 class 13505 Drop-in 5 times increments only for Nia classes below which are held on Res $60/Non-Res $75 Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Valid only 5/29 – 8/28. 13503 Drop-in 10 times Non-Refundable. Non-Transferrable Res $115/Non-Res $132 Drop-In Fees 13504 Drop-in 15 times Ages 14+ Kaplan LKWD Res $162/Non-Res $186 13837 Drop-in 1 time Res $12/Non-Res $18 Drop-In Classes 13840 Drop-in 5 times Yoga – Level 1 Res $52/Non-Res $65 Class is focused and supportive of beginners. Bring a mat. 13838 Drop-in 10 times 5:30-6:45p W 6/8-8/17 Res $100/Non-Res $115 Yoga – Levels 1 & 2 13839 Drop-in 15 times Beginning and continuing students. Bring a mat. Res $146/Non-Res $168 5:30-6:45p M 5/23-8/15 Drop-In Classes No Class 6/14, 6/16, 6/19, 6/21, 6/23, 6/26 YOGA AT PALISADES 9:15-10:25a Tu 5/31-8/23 Stretch, strengthen, and relax. Focus on basic postures, 9:15-10:25a Th 6/2-8/25 sequencing, alignment and breathing while building flexibility, 8:45-9:55a Su 5/29-8/28 strength and stamina. Bring a yoga mat. Class registration only. These classes do not have a drop-in option. YOGA AT ACC Gentle Yoga Gentle Yoga Modifications for various postures are suggested and gentle Focus on basic poses and sequences to promote ease in the hands-on adjustments are used. Bring a mat. No Class 7/4 body and increase mobility, flexibility, and strength. Chairs MAY Ages 18+ Sanders PAL BE used as props to make poses more accessible or to assist Res $45/Non-Res $68 the students with balance issues. Bring a mat. Students must 13862 1:15-2:15p M 6/6-8/1 be able to get down to and up from the floor and stand for at Ages 18+ Sanders PAL least 15 minutes. Res $66/Non-Res $83 Ages 18+ Sanders ACC 13860 1:15-2:15p Th 6/9-7/28 Res $60/Non-Res $75 13489 11:15-12:15p Tu 5/3-6/28 Res $40/Non-Res $60 13490 11:15a-12:15p Tu 7/12-8/16

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Yoga-Level 1 YOGA IN THE PARK Beginning and continuing students. Bring a mat. No Class 7/4 FREE Try-It-Out Day Ages 16+ Sanders PAL Here’s your chance to try our new yoga classes in the park for Res $66/Non-Res $83 free! Bring a yoga mat to class. 13863 12-1p M 6/6-8/1 Ages 18+ Hackenjos WWP Ages 16+ Sanders PAL Res $66/Non-Res $83 Gentle Yoga in the Park 13861 12-1p Th 6/9-7/28 13487 9-10a M 7/11 Yoga Flow in the Park Night Night Yoga 13496 10:15-11:15a M 7/11 A blend of restorative yin yoga, yoga nidra, and slow-flow Gentle Yoga in the Park vinyasa, this class is designed to nurture a restful state. This Focus on basic poses and sequences to promote ease in the is a slower paced class with longer holds for those searching body and increase mobility, flexibility, and strength. Students for a relaxing yoga experience while exploring breath and must be able to get down to and up from the ground. Bring a alignment. Each class will explore intention-setting, gentle yoga mat to class. asana, and meditation. If you need to quiet your mind, this Ages 18+ Hackenjos WWP class is for you. Res $54/Non-Res $68 Ages 18+ Barner PAL 13488 9-10a M 7/18-8/29 Res $47/Non-Res $71 13848 6:30-7:30p Th 5/26-6/30 13851 6:30-7:30p Th 7/21-8/25 Yoga Flow in the Park This Vinyasa yoga class flows through poses and sequences Yogalates with a distinct focus on linking breath with movement. Look The best of both worlds are found in this dynamic class. forward to moving the body and calming the mind as we Yogalates is a core focused class that pulls the asanas of yoga explore a variety of poses in a fun, active, and supportive and the core centered movement of Pilates into one challenging environment. Some yoga experience recommended. Bring a workout. Cultivate a mindful practice with 30-40 min of vinyasa yoga mat to class. flow and develop the long, lean, lines of a Pilates body in the Ages 18+ Hackenjos WWP last 20-30min of class. This class has it all. Res $54/Non-Res $68 Ages 18+ Barner PAL 13486 10:15-11:15a M 7/18-8/29 Res $47/Non-Res $71 13849 9:30-10:30a W 5/25-6/29 Boomer’s Boot Camp in the Park FREE 13850 9:30-10:30a W 7/20-8/24 Try-It-Out Day Here’s your chance to try this exciting new class for free! TRE: Tension & Trauma Bring a mat. Releasing Exercises Ages 18+ Blum WWP TRE is a technique using simple exercises and gentle 13481 7-8a Th 7/7 movement to release stress or tension from the body. Everyone can benefit from TRE which may reduce pain, Boomer’s Boot Camp in the Park increase mobility, create a sense of calm, and aid healing of Are you a Boomer looking to feel strong and fit? This class past injuries. Appropriate for all abilities. For more information will increase your heart rate, health, and strength safely, visit www.ryancrosbyyoga.com. Bring a blanket and yoga mat effectively, and comfortably all while having fun outdoors at if you have one. our newest Fit Spot: West Waluga Park! Bring a mat. Ages 18+ Crosby PAL Ages 18+ Blum WWP Res $20/Non-Res $30 Res $70/Non-Res $88 13501 10-11:30a Sa 6/25 13480 7-8a Tu/Th 7/12-8/30 13845 10-11:30a Sa 7/30

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ACC FITNESS CLASSES 50+ Aerobic Exercise to Music Boot Camp FREE Try-It-Out Days An easy low-impact class designed for fifty and older who Here’s your chance to try Boot Camp for free! love to dance and move. Release your “inner dance” while Ages 18+ Blum ACC improving flexibility, strength, balance, and posture. Burn 13855 9-10a Th 5/5 calories as we move to music from the 50’s and 60’s. 13856 9-10a Sa 5/7 Instructor will alternate from chair to standing. Ages 50+ Bantz ACC Res $75/Non-Res $113 Boot Camp 13477 9-9:50a Tu/Th 7/5-8/11 Are you a Boomer looking to feel strong and fit? This class will increase your heart rate health and strength safely, effectively, Flexibility Focus and comfortably. All while having fun getting fit. This class can Stretching and Balancing is a peaceful, relaxing and releasing be modified for all levels of Fitness. No Class 5/28 form of body work. Students will work at three levels: floor, Ages 18+ Blum ACC chair, and standing. The set goals will be to improve range of Res $65/Non-Res $82 motion/flexibility, and better your balance to ensure a safe, 13857 9-10a Tu/Th 5/10-6/23 active lifestyle. Bring a floor mat and towel. Instructions Res $65/Non-Res $82 include how to safely get down on the floor and back up. 13858 9-10a Tu/Th 6/28-8/11 Ages 18+ Bantz ACC Res $28/Non-Res $42 Res $62/Non-Res $78 13859 9-10a Sa 5/14-6/25 13484 10-10:50a Tu/Th 7/5-8/11 Res $28/Non-Res $42 13482 9-10a Sa 7/9-8/13 Sit and Be Fit Learn and practice exercises you can do while seated Zumba FREE Try-It-Out Day and standing with a chair. Have fun, and receive positive Here’s your chance to try out Zumba at the ACC for free! reinforcement. Participants do not have to stand if unable. Ages 18+ Chiyo ACC No Class 5/30, 7/4 13871 6-7p Th 5/5 Ages 18+ Bruner ACC 13872 6-7p Th 7/7 Res $87/Non-Res $109 13852 10:10-11:10a M/F 5/2-6/24 Zumba Res $87/Non-Res $109 Use Latin and World rhythms to burn calories, mix low to high 13491 10:10-11:10a M/F 6/27-8/19 intensity moves and dance your way to fitness! No experience is needed to join our Licensed Zumba Instructors in a fun, Strength Training effective workout. Experience low-impact training that uses weights and Ages 18+ Chiyo ACC dynabands to strengthen muscles around joints. Increase Res $53/Non-Res $67 muscle strength, improve muscle coordination and balance. 13868 6-7p Th 5/12-6/30 Class includes a stretch and relaxation segment. Bring a floor Res $33/Non-Res $50 mat to class. Students will be getting on and off floor. 13869 6-7p Th 7/14-8/11 No class 5/30, 7/4 Ages 18+ Bruner ACC 50+ Zumba Gold Res $26/Non-Res $39 50+ and better: ditch the workout, join the party! Enjoy 13865 9-10a M 5/2-6/20 rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international music. Res $34/Non-Res $51 Cardio-based class combines fast and slow rhythms that tone 13866 9-10a F 5/6-6/24 and sculpt the body using an aerobic/fitness approach. Easy Res $26/Non-Res $39 to follow dance moves and no previous dance experience 13492 9-10a M 6/27-8/15 necessary. No Class 5/30 Res $34/Non-Res $51 Ages 50+ Weber ACC 13493 9-10a F 7/1-8/19 Res $56/Non-Res $70 Ages 18+ Bantz ACC 13853 4-5p M 5/2-6/27 Res $26/Non-Res $39 Res $42/Non-Res $63 13494 9-10a W 7/6-8/17 13478 4-5p M 7/11-8/15 13495 10:10-11:10a W 7/6-8/17

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"Parks and Recreation has Health Power!" –The Fit Twins

Increased access to places and programs for physical activity leads to a 25% increase in people exercising three or more days a week. LOPR provides this health power through their Get Moving, Get Healthy and Get Outdoors programs Living Well in LO Powered by Parks & and classes. To increase your health power, the Fit Twins Recreation brings you The Power of Parks! recommend you check out pages 15-33. "Parks and Recreation has Environmental Power!" − Green Guardian

One acre of trees absorbs the carbon dioxide produced by driving a car 11,000 miles! To support this environmental power, the LOPR continues to manage and enhance the wonderful parks and outdoor spaces in our community. Green Guardian urges you to get involved to support our local environment. Check out page 22 for our volunteer opportunity's.

Don't forget that July is National Parks & Recreation Month! Celebrate all month long with us!

Show your support for Living Well in LO. MEET CAPTAIN COMMUNITY, GREEN GUARDIAN Purchase a Living Well in LO blanket AND THE FIT TWINS BRIGADE for $15 (great for our Summer Concert These 3 super heroes are in town this summer to help shed and Movies!) light on the Living Well in LO initiative and the power the LOPR provides to strengthen our community. All of the LOPR's programming and services are designed to address the six dimensions of wellness proven to enhance our quality of life and our community. These dimensions of wellness include LWINLO Blankets for Sale $15 Physical, Intellectual, Spiritual, Environmental, Social and Emotional wellness.

Many thanks to our Living Well in LO partners who help to "Park and Recreation has Community provide health and wellness opportunities to the citizens of Building Power!" – Captain Community. Lake Oswego.

Through special events like the Saturday Farmer's Market, the Star Spangled Parade, The LOACC's Meals on Wheels program and Summer Concerts and Movies, the LO Parks and Recreation has proven to strengthen our community ties and bring together diverse populations through their social and emotional wellness programming. For more information about Captain Community's favorite Community Building Power see page 48.

20•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG SUMMER 2016 GET INVOLVED Get Involved GET INVOLVED AND VOLUNTEER Lake Oswego Parks and Recreation offers a variety of SCHOLARSHIP AND SPONSORSHIP volunteer opportunities for all ages. Whether you are interest in helping out in our many beautiful Natural Areas or assisting LAKE OSWEGO PARKS & RECREATION in a Special Event or program, we have something for you! All SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM volunteers are required to complete a volunteer application The Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Department offers a form. Volunteers 18+ must complete and pass a criminal limited number of partial scholarships for City and School background check. District residents needing financial assistance. Resident applicants may receive up to 50% of the cost of a program, up BECOME A JR. CAMP COUNSELOR! to a maximum of $50 per class, maximum $160 per person per Weekly volunteer opportunities are available throughout the fiscal year (July 1-June 30) and a maximum of $300 per fiscal summer; camps include Kindercamp, Mad Science, Safety year per family. A completed application must be submitted ten Town and more. This opportunity is open to teens ages 13-17 calendar days prior to the program start date for processing. that are available to make week-long commitments during The online scholarship application and all information can be the summer months. Teens will be interviewed during the last found at: www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/scholarship-program. two weeks of May and will be required to attend a volunteer For more detailed information, please contact Dina Balogh at training on Wednesday, June 8 or Thursday, June 9. A $15 fee [email protected] or 503-534-5420. will apply to accepted students.

LAKE OSWEGO PARKS & RECREATION APPLY ONLINE! Please visit www.LOTeenScene.org and click SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM KEY SPONSORS on the “Become a Jr. Camp Counselor” page for the online The scholarship program is dependent upon donations from application. To receive a hard copy, please contact Cydny groups and individuals and a limited amount of funding is Fletcher at [email protected] available. Many thanks to the generous online donations of class participants and to our major sponsor LO Mothers Club Interviews are scheduled via email and will include a tentative and StarCycle. scheduling worksheet students are required to bring. As always, interested teens are encouraged to inquire about volunteer opportunities themselves; it helps us get to know you!

GET INVOLVED AT LUSCHER FARM! Come help maintain the property, children’s garden, lead tours or teach classes! This opportunity is open to ages 13+ and perfect for the summer season. Contact Dawn Grunwald at LAKE OSWEGO MOTHERS CLUB [email protected]. The LO Mothers Club is a non-profit volunteer organization for moms led by moms. The club offers member’s opportunities GET INVOLVED AT THE ADULT COMMUNITY CENTER! to form friendships, have fun, enjoy their families and help Help serve lunch, teach classes or escort trips at the ACC! build a stronger community through events in partnership with Most volunteer opportunities at the ACC are for volunteers 18+ Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation. but students are also welcome to help with specific activities. Contact Berta Derman at [email protected].

GET INVOLVED IN SPECIAL EVENTS! Help out at the famous Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market, or Summer Concerts! Contact Mary Kelly at STARCYCLE [email protected]. The StarCycle team give back to the community by helping raise awareness and much needed funds for Lake Oswego GET INVOLVED AT THE LAKE OSWEGO MUNICIPAL Parks & Recreation Scholarship program. Please join us in acknowledging the StarCycle team and thank them for helping GOLF COURSE! others live healthfully and well in LO. The Golf Course is always looking for capable volunteers to help with range clean up or be an occasional starter. Contact Tom Mueller at [email protected]. INDIVIDUAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES To make a donation to the scholarship fund, please go to www.loparks.org and click on “Donations” on the top banner bar to help support and give back to our community. Thank you!

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Iron Mountain Park Stewardship Work Party STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES April 17, Sunday 1–3p* Get Involved in Lake Oswego Natural Areas! Free the Trees! Friends of Iron Mountain welcome you to help Want a great way to give back to the environment and tackle the creeping ivy and invasive species in this expansive community? Looking for a way to connect with nature, 51 acre park. Native species are waiting to be freed from socialize, and get a little exercise? Roll up your sleeves and smothering ivy and your help makes a difference! This large start volunteering in Lake Oswego Natural Areas with the natural park is home to a unique plant community, beavers, Friends Groups! The community has more than 450 acres of deer, and many animal and bird species. Contact: Mike Buck natural areas that need your helping hands. Your stewardship 503-914-8607 or [email protected] contributes to a healthy habitat for plants and animals and Iron Mountain Park: 2213 Iron Mountain Rd., Lake Oswego improves watershed management. Contact Babs Hamachek at Park at: Trail head is behind Oswego Hunt Club. Take graveled [email protected] or 503-534-5697. Brookside Rd., off Twin Fir Rd. Please wear sturdy shoes, bring gloves and water. Look for directional signs for the stewardship site in the woods. Woodmont Park Stewardship Work Party *Note: Please check website for work party updates: April 23, Saturday 1 – 2:30p* www.ci.oswego.or.us/parksrec/2016-stewardship- Celebrate Earth Day opportunities Celebrate Earth Day and Give Mother Earth a Helping Hand! Bring your family and friends and participate in Earth Day Join in the Festivities for Arbor Week! stewardship in one of Lake Oswego’s newest parks. We need Please check website for details: your help to restore this treasured natural area. Discover www.lakeoswego.city/planning hidden meadows, old orchards, a forest, a stream and Arbor Week Festival at Millennium Plaza meandering trails as you improve important habitat for plants April 3, Sunday 11a-1p and animals and watershed management. Contact: Heidi Schrimsher 503-754-6640 or [email protected] Arbor Week Heritage Tree Bike Ride Woodmont Park: 13600 Atwater Ln. April 3, Sunday 11a-1p Park at: Intersection of Atwater Rd. and Knaus Rd. Arbor Week Campbell Native Garden Tree Planting Springbrook Park Stewardship Work Party April 9, Saturday 10-12 May 14, Saturday 9–11a* Time To Get Your Gloves On! Looking for outdoor things to do Southwood Park Stewardship Work Party with your family and friends? Join Friends of Springbrook Park April 16, Saturday 10a–12p* as they protect the natural areas of this extensive 50 acre park. Let’s Pull Together! Friends of Southwood Park need your Roll up your sleeves and get some exercise as you pull ivy and help to tackle the ivy and invasive species that crowd the invasive plants. This natural park offers winding trails and is native plant species in this park. Get outside and work with home to a large variety of wildlife and birds. Springbrook Park others who care deeply about stewardship of this enchanting is behind Uplands Grade School’s soccer field. Contact: Doug park. Rain or shine, this natural area is waiting patiently for McKean 503-888-7592 or [email protected] your assistance! This park is often visited by birds of prey, deer and other wildlife. Contact: Kim Valley 503-336-4646 or Springbrook Park: 2899 Diane Dr. [email protected] Park at: Uplands Grade School, off Wembley Park Rd. Southwood Park: 6200 Pamela St., Portland 97219 Woodmont Park Stewardship Work Party Park at: SW Pamela St. or SW 61st St May 15, Sunday 1–2:30p* Come And Get The Dirt! Want to learn more about plants and the ecosystem? Then Woodmont Park is calling your name! Learn which native species are being smothered by invasive species. See areas that have been cleared of invasive species and note how the native plants flourish. Meet others that care about stewardship and help remove invasive species from the natural areas. Contact: Heidi Schrimsher 503-754-6640 or [email protected] Woodmont Park: 13600 Atwater Ln. Park at: Intersection of Atwater Rd. and Knaus Rd. For further information, please call: Babs Hamachek, Parks Stewardship Coordinator, 503-534-5697

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Oswego Garden Club Presents: Scarecrows in GET HEALTHY the Garden Tour July 11-October 31 LUSCHER FARM Our scarecrows are set in the garden and ready to be seen! The tour features an array of scarecrows at Luscher Farm. LUSCHER FARM SUMMER 2016 CSA From wacky/scary to traditional/historical and of course Enjoy the bounty of healthy, fresh vegetables straight from the school mascots, enjoy viewing handcrafted scarecrows the farm. Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation has teamed courtesy of Nancy Sergeant and our friends at Oswego up with Laura Masterson of 47th Avenue Farms to provide Garden Club. Take a leisurely stroll through the gardens, vote citizens with an opportunity to reconnect with the land and for your favorite scarecrow and help find Sneaky Pete, the receive healthy, sustainably grown vegetables. missing scarecrow. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a partnership between a farmer and local consumers who invest in each other. Shareholders pay a fee at the beginning of the growing season to meet the farm’s expenses for the upcoming season. In return, they receive a portion of the farm’s produce throughout the growing season. Harvest starts mid-May and continues through the end of October. Members come to Luscher Farm on Thursday evenings to pick up their weekly shares of produce. Each week’s share consists of 8-10 different vegetables and herbs. Pick up dates are: 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28, 8/4, 8/11, 8/18, 8/25, 9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10 27.

Whole Share Fee - Res $999/Non-Res $1149 Age 16+ Masterson LUSCH 12932 5-7p Th 5/19-10/27 Half Share Fee - Res $555/Non-Res $638 Age 16+ Masterson LUSCH 12931 5-7p Th 5/19-10/27 Adopt-a-Plot at Luscher Farm Join the community of gardeners at the farm, learn how to grow vegetables organically and donate fresh produce to the Adult Community Center’s Meals on Wheels Program. Gardeners may also take home samples for their personal use. All materials and instruction provided. Must be able to Mother-Son Farm Day attend 5 of the 10 work parties offered the second Saturday Enjoy at day at Luscher Farm. Tour the farm, complete a of each month between February and November. project in our Children’s Garden, then head to the farmhouse Ages 18+ Staff LUSCH to create your own picnic lunch to enjoy in our Beech Tree Res $25/Non-Res $38 Garden. Please register mother and son separately, bring as 12930 4x20 plot many sons as you have! Ages 6+ Staff LUSCH Res. $15/Non-Res $22 12919 10a-1p Sa 5/7 Campfire Evening at the Farm Bring a picnic dinner and spend an evening at the Farm! Children and their families explore different areas of Luscher Farm and enjoy a variety of discovery-based activities. Help with a planting project, and enjoy s’mores around the campfire. Campfire Evening is held rain or shine. Please register the child. Parent must attend. Ages 4+ Staff LUSCH Res $10/Non-Res $15 12921 6-8p F 5/20

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Luscher Farm Family Breakfast Put together a delicious breakfast with your family under the direction of Chef Laura Content. Parents and children create a family breakfast using local, farm grown, seasonal produce. The meal is then served in the Beech Tree Garden (weather permitting) or the Farmhouse Parlor. Please register the whole family. Ages 6+ Content LUSCH Res $15/Non-Res $22 Lemon Curd Crepes with Provencal Sausage 13517 9-11:30a Sa 6/11 Pesto Eggs and Ham on Handmade English Muffins 13618 9-11:30a Sa 7/09 Berry Cheesecake French Toast and Bacon 13529 9-11:30a Sa 8/13 Kids in the Kitchen Hands-on fun in the kitchen! Learn important cooking skills while preparing a healthy meal using produce from the Children’s Garden. Allow creativity to mesh with culinary techniques for exciting results! Ages 6-15 Content LUSCH Manners Matter Res $30/Non-Res $45 Learn the importance of being polite in all situations. Set Veggie Potstickers and Coconut Macaroons the table, practice proper greetings and handshake. Learn 13513 12-2p Sa 6/11 the polite way to enter a conversation and to write thank you Garden Posole and and Dulce de Leche Sundaes notes. Learn the importance of being a polite host/hostess 13512 12-2p Sa 7/10 and guest. Practice good manners throughout the week and Summer Pizza and Cannoli share about those experiences at class. 13514 11a-1p Sa 8/13 Ages 5-7 Spellecy LUSCH For information on Luscher Farm Camps, see page 9. Res $60/Non-Res$90 13531 9:15–10:45a Sa 7/16-7/23 Sweet Treats and Barnyard Birthday Party Ages 8-10 Spellecy LUSCH Enjoy your child’s birthday while we take care of the party. Res $60/Non-Res $90 Bake and decorate cupcakes. Do a craft or garden project. 13530 11a–12:30p Sa 7/16-7/23 Party supplies, homemade cupcakes, and party favors are provided. Call 503-534-5284 to reserve. Ages 3-14 Staff LUSCH Did you know? First 10 guests Luscher Farm is a park owned by the City of Lake Oswego Res $225/Non-Res $259 and is open dawn to dusk every day of the year. The City has Extra Guest- Up to 5 several gardening program held at the farm throughout the Res$10/Non-Res $12 year. There are 163 Community garden plots that are used by residents to grow food and flowers for their families. You Garden Babies are welcome to enjoy the bounty with your eyes, but please Parents bring your wee one to the Farm for some fun garden don’t pick anything from the garden plots. There is also a based activities. Parents must accompany children. Class is demonstration garden and Children’s Garden for you to enjoy, held rain or shine! and space to let kids run and play. These areas are used for Ages 0-3 Staff LUSCH camps and classes, and to donate to the Adult Community Free Drop-In Program Center’s Meals on Wheels program. Harvesting from these 13635 10-10:45a Tu 4/5-10/24 areas is only allowed under the direction of farm staff. 47th Barnyard Tales Avenue farm uses some of the acreage to grow food for the community through a Community Supported Agriculture Join Luscher Farm staff for a weekly story time on the farm, program. Every week in the summer, shareholders pick followed by a short tour of the Children’s Garden. Parents up their fresh organic, produce on the north side of the must accompany children. historic barn. For more information regarding farm programs, Ages 3-8 Staff LUSCH please contact the Farm Coordinator, Dawn Grunwald at Free Drop-In Program [email protected] or by calling 503-534-5284. 13636 10-11a Th 4/7-10/26

ACTIVITIES GUIDE CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 25 GARDENING CLASSES AT Herbal Gift Workshop Learn how to infuse oils and make your own salt scrubs, lip LUSCHER FARM balm, and massage oils using products from the garden. Take Lake Oswego Hanging Baskets samples home for personal use or gift giving. Great parent Plant materials for this project are identical to those in the child class just in time for Mother’s Day. fabulous hanging baskets on our city streets. Plants, baskets, Ages 12 and up Staff LUSCH: Farmhouse Kitchen planting materials and maintenance instructions are provided. Res $30/Non-Res $45 Select from plant materials suited for sun or shade. Leave 13410 10a-12p Sa 4/30 with your own beautiful creation! Ages 16+ Davis LUSCH Floral Painting at Luscher Farm Res $40/Non-Res $60 Bring your watercolors or oils and join us in the Friends of 12922 10-11:15a Sa 4/30 Rogerson Clematis Garden to capture the beauty of the Ages 16+ Staff ACC heirloom flowers. This workshop, designed for the beginner 12923 10-11:15a Sa 5/14 and intermediate artist focuses on color, value and design. Demos and instruction cover drawing and painting techniques. Floral Design 101 Ages 18+ Fernandez LUSCH Bring your garden indoors and learn basic floral design Res $110/Non-Res. $138 principles, including line, texture, color whether using a vase 13938 9-3p Sa-Su 6/4-6/5 or floral form. Learn about when and how to cut and condition your flowers. Each participant will take home an arrangement of their own creation. Ages 16+ Whitman LUSCH Res $15/Non-Res $22 13534 9:30-11a Sa 7/09

Propagating & Dividing Clematis Vines Learn how to inexpensively increase your quantities of the “Queen of the Vines” by cuttings and divisions in the beautiful Friends of Rogerson Clematis Garden. All materials provided. Please bring clippers if you have them. Plein Air Painting Workshop Ages 12+ Beutler LUSCH Learn the essentials of outdoor oil painting through Res $15/Non-Res $22 demonstrations, lecture, practice, and critique. Each morning 13609 10a-12p Sa 6/25 begins with a demo and offers plenty of individualized instruction. Review the logistics of plein air- how to set up outdoors, organize a light pack of supplies, and advice on materials. Gardening for the Birds Ages 18+ Fernandez LUSCH Organic gardening is for the birds! Learn methods of plant Res $135/non-Res. $169 selection that attract birds to your home garden. You too, can 13939 9a–4p Sa-Su 8/13- 8/14 have a certified Natural Wildlife Habitat just like the beautiful 6:30-9:00p F 8/12 Beech Tree Garden at Historic Luscher Farm. Options for sun and shade are discussed. Ages 12+ Beutler LUSCH Inviting Vines 2016 Res $20/Non-Res $30 A benefit for the Rogerson Clematis Collection and Garden at Luscher Farm 13610 9-11a Sa 8/20

Year Round Garden Color Add color to your garden throughout the seasons with perennials and discover why Autumn is the best time to plant. Saturday Perennials' dependability and low maintenance make a flower garden easy. May 28, 2016 Ages 16+ Whtiman LUSCH Res. $15/Non-Res $22 Garden party • Greenhouse tour 13893 9:30-11:00a Sa 8/6 • Plant sale Lectures • Refreshments

For more information, visit www.rogersonclematiscollection.org

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HIKES & RAMBLES GENERAL INFORMATION What to bring HIKES Pack lunch, water, rain gear and extra Hikers of intermediate ability. Hikes within 2 clothing/shoes, and plastic bags for hours’ drive from Lake Oswego. Leave at 8a muddy items. Hiking poles are optional. (earlier times noted). New participants arrive 15 min early to fill out required paperwork. What to wear Return time depends on hiking and driving Clothes suitable for weather distances. conditions. Sturdy, lug-soled, waterproof walking shoes/boots are RAMBLES recommended. A more leisurely-paced hike, great for beginning hikers. 3-6 miles with comfortable elevation Car Pooling & Fees gains and good trail conditions. Leave Arranged among participants. Driver promptly at 8:30a. New participants arrive mileage donation noted with each 15 min early to fill out required paperwork. hike; bridge tolls shared by all. All mileage is round trip. Hikes and KEY TO MEETING LOCATIONS Rambles cost $1 payable in parking 1st meeting locationis ALWAYS the Lake Oswego Parks & Rec Building at lot before hikes or ramble. Palisades (PAL), 1500 Greentree Rd. Park in front lot closest to the street. 2nd meeting locations: Information Hikes/rambles are not canceled due AWHD Airport Way Home Depot. I-205 exit 24B onto NE Airport Way, to rain. Leaders may change location left on NE Glenn Widing Dr. if conditions are hazardous, refuse to take participants not properly CFM Clackamas Fred Meyer. I-205 exit 12-A. Park in N parking lot equipped or who are determined to near Elmer’s Pancake House. be incapable of making a specific trip. Participants accept responsibility EOT End of the Trail Interpretive Center. I-205 exit 9, left on for their personal safety. NO PETS McLoughlin Blvd, left on 14th St, left on Washington St. PLEASE, JUST PEOPLE JBT Jantzen Beach Target. I-5 exit 308, then left on N Hayden Island & left on N Parker. Park in the SE corner of the Target lot For all the details about the hikes and rambles listed below, please L&C Lewis and Clark State Park. I-84 exit 18. visit the Volunteer Hikers website at www.lohikes.com SPS Sunset Plaza Safeway, NW Murray Rd. at Cornell Rd. (US 26W exit 67). Detailed hike/ramble information is available in print at Palisades. WT Wilsonville Target. I-5 exit 286/Elligsen Rd, NW corner of parking lot.

KEY TO DIFFICULTY RANKING E Easy M Moderate D Difficult

KEY TO PARK PASSES Northwest Forest Pass (NWFP) may be required for each vehicle at selected trailheads in National Forests. Drivers are responsible for obtaining passes prior to hike. State Park Pass (SPP) available at trailhead NWFP Northwest Forest Pass SPP State Park Pass (Oregon) WDP Washington Discover Pass

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DATE LEADER LOCATION MI/ELEV RANK 2nd MTG COST 5/3 Barbara M&Phyllis R. H-Tom McCall/Rowena 5.6mi. 1280 ft. M 8:45a L&C $17/$11 5/3 Sharon H. R-Banks-Vernonia Trail 5 - 6mi. mostly flat. E 9a SPS $8/$5 $14/$8 + 5/5 Barbara P. & Alan W. H-Weldon Wagon Trail 5mi. 1200 ft. M 8:45a L&C bridge toll 5/5 Jan M. R-Wahclella Falls & Tooth Rock 5.5mi. 386 ft. E 9:15a L&C $10/$4 $20/$14 + 5/10 Dolores R. H-Klickitat River 6mi. flat. E 8:45a L&C bridge toll R-Willamette Mission St Park/ 5/10 Maureen B. Schreiner’s Iris Garden 5mi. 40 ft. E 8:45a WT $8/$7 SPP 5/12 Sharon W. & Jan D. H-Riverside Trail 5.2mi. 500 ft. M 8:30a CFM $11/$9 5/12 Jim & Gretchen Y. R-Elowah & McCord Creeks Falls 4mi. 600 ft. M 9:15a L&C $11/$5 $13/$7 + bridge toll 5/17 Richard M. H-Dog Mountain 7mi. 2900 ft. D 8:45a L&C NWFP 5/17 Penney H. R-Wilson River/Forestry Center 4mi. 200 ft. E 9a SPS $16/$13 NWFP 5/19 Dave & Toni B. H-Wahkeena-Multnomah Loop 5.5mi. 1600 ft. M 8:45a L&C $9/$3 5/19 Linda F. R-Kenton to Columbia Slough 4.6mi. flat. E $3 5/24 Gilbert L. H-Eagle Creek to Tunnel Falls 12mi. 1050 ft. D 8:45a L&C $12/$5 NWFP 5/24 Helen H. R-Rocky Butte 3.5mi. 480 ft. E $3 5/26 Jeanine T. H-Storey Burn Loop 8.5mi. 1400 ft. M 8:30a SPS $8/$6 5/26 Meredith M. R-Moulton Falls 5.4mi. 260 ft. E 9a JBT $10/$7 5/31 Joan & Elmer G. H-Salmon River 6mi. 300 ft. E 8:30a CFM $11/$9 NWFP 5/31 Elaine M. R-Powell Butte 3.5 - 4mi. 500 ft. E 9a CFM $4/$2 6/2 Joyce B. H-Angel’s Rest 4.6mi. 1500 ft. M 8:45a L&C $8/$2 6/2 Doug H. R-Multnomah Plus Two Falls 3.6mi. 800 ft. E 9:15a L&C $8/$2 9.5mi. some ups 6/7 Mickie C. H-Lower Lewis River Trail and downs. M 8:30a JBT $18/$15 NWFP $8/$2 + $5 per 6/7 Sue B. R-Oxbow Park 3.5mi. 100 ft. E 9:15a L&C car 6/9 Barbara M. H-Dog River Loop 5mi. 1000 ft. M 8:45a L&C $19/$13 NWFP Cracker Barrel $8/$0 + $7 per 6/9 Kathy B. R-Sauvie Island to Warrior Rock 6mi. flat. E Grocery car 6/14 Penney H. & Val G. H-Saddle Mountain 5.6mi. 1700 ft. D 8:30a SPS $13/$10 6/14 Judy H. R-Champoeg Bluebirds 4mi. flat. E 8:45a WT $4/$3 SPP 6/16 Jeanine T. H-Larch Mountain Crater 6mi. 1300 ft. M 8:45a L&C $9/$3 NWFP 6/16 Maureen B. R-Bagby Hot Springs 3.2mi. 200 ft. E 9a CFM $15/$13 6/21 Jaska T. & Elaine M. H-Surveyors Ridge 6 - 7mi. 500 ft. M 8:45a L&C $17/$11 6/21 Jill H. R-Gales Creek 5mi. 400 ft. E 9a SPS $9/$6 6/23 Jan D. &Val G. H-Buck Mtn Loop, Silver Falls St Pk 6.2mi. 800 ft. M 8:15a WT $10/$8 SPP 6/23 Sharon H. R-Lee Falls 4.5mi. 400 ft. E 9a SPS $9/$7 6/28 Linda F. H-Silver Star Mtn via Ed’s Trail 5.2mi. 1400 ft. M 8:30a JBT $13/$9 Becky R. & Meredith 6/28 M. R-Wildcat Mountain 5mi. 800 ft. E 9a CFM $8/$6 $19/$16 + $5 6/30 Terry M. H-Tillamook Head 6.3mi. 1350 ft. M 8:30a SPS per car 6/30 Nancy M. R-Mosier Twin Tunnels 4.7mi. 900 ft. loss. E 9:15a L&C $15/$9 SPP

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7/5 Joan & Elmer G. H-Tom, Dick, & Harry 5.8mi. 1710 ft. M 8:30a CFM $13/$11 NWFP R-Jordan Covered Bridge & 7/5 Sharon & Bob W. Wilderness Trail 3mi. flat. E 8:45a WT $11/$10 7/7 Yvonne J. H-Three Corner Rock 4.8mi. 1200 ft. M 8:30a JBT $15/$11 9:30a Tual R-Tual Hills Nature Park Hills Nature 7/7 Rita M. & Nicole R. LATE DEPARTURE 9a 3.4mi. flat. E Park, $3/$0 7/12 Diane N. H-Ape Canyon/Plains of Abraham 11 - 13mi. 2000 ft. D 8:30a JBT $18/$15 NWFP 7/12 Becky R. R-Trillium Lake 6mi. 700 ft. E 9a CFM $11/$9 7/14 Terry M. H-Table Rock 7.6mi. 1500 ft. D 8:30a CFM $11/$9 7/14 Jim & Gretchen Y. R-Middle Salmon River 4.3mi. 250 ft. E 9a CFM $11/$8 NWFP H-Humbug Mountain, Clatsop 7/19 Michael E & Kathy B. County 5.8mi. 1100 ft. M 8:30a SPS $11/$8 7/19 Elaine M. R-Lost Lake 3.4mi. 100 ft. E 9:15a L&C $19/$13 7/21 Meredith M. H-Bald Mt from Lolo Pass 7.5mi. 1200 ft. M 8:30a CFM $13/$10 R-Cannon Beach 7/21 Dave & Toni B. EARLY DEPARTURE 7:30a 3 - 5mi. flat. E 8:00a SPS $17/$15 7/26 Michael E. H-Northern Gales Creek 6.8mi. 1500 ft. M 8:30a SPS $9/$7 NWFP 7/26 Elaine M. R-Lookout Mountain 3mi. 570 ft. M 9a CFM $17/$14 NWFP 7/28 Carolyn K. H-Elk Meadow, Mt Hood 6.8mi. 1400 ft. M 8:30a CFM $13/$11 NWFP 7/28 Judy H. R-Umbrella Falls Loop 4.6mi. 800 ft. E 9a CFM $15/$13 6 - 7mi. 800 - 8/2 Yvonne J. H-Umbrella Falls 1000 ft. M 8:30a CFM $14/$11 NWFP 8/2 Don & Linda G. R-Crosstown Trails - Gov. Camp 4.1mi. 400 ft. E 9a CFM $13/$11 8/4 Linda F. H-Boulder Lakes 6.3mi. 1100 ft. M 8:30a CFM $17/$14 NWFP 8/4 Joan B. R-Newton Creek 3mi. 200 ft. E 9a CFM $13/$11 NWFP 8/9 Gilbert L. H-Timberline to Mississippi Head 8.2mi. 2900 ft. D 8:30a CFM $13/$10 8/9 Sharon H. R-Sherrard Point on Larch Mt 3.5mi. 900 ft. E 9:15a L&C $9/$3 H- Mt Adams - TBD TBD + bridge 8/11 Dolores R. EARLY DEPARTURE 7:30a TBD M 8:15a L&C toll Annaliese E. & $11/$5 + 8/11 Nicole R. R-Strawberry Island 4mi. flat. E 9:15a L&C bridge toll $17/$11 + bridge toll 8/16 Richard M. H-Observation Peak 5 - 7mi. 1400 ft. M 8:45a L&C NWFP 8/16 Elaine M. R-Little Crater Lake to Timothy Lake 5mi. 150 ft. E 9a CFM $14/$12 NWFP 8/18 Terry M. H-Elk Cove 9.2mi. 2250 ft. D 8:45a L&C $19/$13 NWFP 8/18 Julia C. R-Lower Salmon River Trail 5-5.5mi. 100 ft. E 9a CFM $10/$7 $16/$10 + 8/23 Val G. & Penney H. H-Soda Peaks Lake 4.4mi. 1270 ft. M 8:45a L&C bridge toll 8/23 Elaine M. R-Lower Twin Lake 4.2mi. 660 ft. E 9a CFM $12/$10 NWFP 8/25 Joyce B. H-Mt Defiance 5mi. 1500 ft. M 8:45a L&C $19/$13 8/25 Connie C. R-Cape Falcon 5mi. 300 ft. M 9a SPS $20/$17 8/30 Dianne F. H-Sheep Canyon 7.6mi. 1900 ft. M 8:30a AWHD $16/$11 8/30 Helen H. R-Dry Creek Falls 4.5mi. 710 ft. E 9:15a L&C $10/$4 NWFP

ACTIVITIES GUIDE CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 29 Father’s Day Rafting Get Outdoors Paddle down the Lower Clackamas. The river winds through As part of Living Well in LO, Parks & Recreation canyons covered in thick forests before opening up to wide offers activities to encourage Environmental grassy banks. Deep pools and shady banks along the way, sheltering many species of birds and fish, including coho, Wellness. Environmental Wellness is one of the chinook, and steelhead. Enjoy Class II rapids. Six Dimensions of Wellness and is defined as Ages 9+ AWL TPR acknowledging the interdependence of one’s Res $69/Non-Res $80 wellness with that of the condition and livability of 13830 8:30a-6:30p Su 6/19 one’s surroundings. Rafting the North Santiam River This run on the North Santiam River is one of the more OUTDOOR RECREATION popular paddling sections in Oregon. Several class II and III ADVENTURES WITHOUT LIMITS rapids will keep you on your toes and having fun. Floating along past dense forests and small cliffs, there is plenty of opportunity to get wet while rafting through wave trains or swimming in deep pools. Come join us for a day you won’t forget! Ages 9+ AWL PAL Res $69/Non-Res $80 13831 8:30a-6:30p Su 7/10

Rock Climbing Broughton Bluff Adventures Without Limits (AWL) is mission-directed to Located next to the mouth of the Sandy River, Broughton Bluff empower people of all abilities through quality outdoor is a popular and great place to climb. A short but steep hike experiences. AWL can adapt equipment and provide leads you up to the base of a basalt column with various additional staff support to accommodate people with top-roped climbs to choose from. This area has good spots disabilities. Transportation for these excursions is included; of shade in the summer as it is in a lightly forested area. for more information please go to website: Broughton is a great place to learn to climb for the first time www.awloutdoors.org or to improve your skills. Ages 9+ AWL PAL Res $69/Non-Res $80 PICK-UP AT PALISADES, UNLESS NOTED NEW! 13832 8:30a-6:30p W 7/27 TRP Tualatin Park & Ride *ALL trips listed with Adventures Without Limits are exclusive trips for Lake Oswego Parks and Recreation Rock Climbing French’s Dome A beautiful, secluded destination located on the shoulder of Mother’s Day Hike Mt. Hood. A basalt dome offers a unique climbing experience Enjoy time outside while exploring the Oregon Coast and Ecola and a variety of climbs of varying difficulty. Surrounded by a State Park. This is near where the Lewis and Clark expedition second growth forest. The tops of climbs on the south side reached the Pacific. You will have cliff-top views of the of the dome offer magnificent views of Mount Hood on clear coastline, secluded coves, and forested cliffs. days. Ages 9+ AWL TPR Ages 9+ AWL PAL Res $69/Non-Res $80 Res $69/Non-Res $80 13828 8:30a-6:30p Su 5/8 13833 8:30a-6:30p Su 8/14 Rafting the Sandy River Do you want to learn how to navigate your own watercraft? Come join us as we take our fleet of double “ducky’s” (Inflatable kayaks) down the lower Sandy River. This is a great chance to learn more about how the river works, how to maneuver your own ducky and how to work with a partner as you navigate down the river. Take in the beautiful scenery and fun class I-II rapids. Ages 9+ AWL PAL Res $69/Non-Res $80 13829 8:30a-6:30p Sa 6/18

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SUP Yoga The fun begins on land before heading to the water for a tour around the cove. Once you feel at ease we work through a series of traditional poses engaging your core and testing your balance! No prior yoga and SUP experience required. Ages 14+ ALD TC ALDER CREEK *now in two locations in Lake Oswego Each weekly session runs 2 hours, classes run 6/2-8/29 For Alder Creek activity pricing, registrations, special Tu 6-8p and Sa 9-11a location directions, and for more information, please visit: Fee $40 (includes board rental) www.aldercreek.com or call 503-285-0464. Fee $20 (with own board) GRP 611 S State Street, Lake Oswego TC 14110 Stampher Rd. Lake Oswego Basic Skills Stand Up Paddle Class This class established the foundation that all SUP paddlers need. Before hitting the water we discuss paddling safely, local destinations and equipment. On the water, we introduce the basic skills needed to efficiently move a Stand-Up board through the water. We encourage students to practice a deep water rescue which is a safety skill every paddler should own! Ages 10+ ALD TC Every Su 5/29-8/28

Basic Skills Kayak The Basic Skills Kayak class establishes the foundation that all paddlers need. In the classroom we discuss paddling safely, local destinations and equipment. On the water, we introduce the basic skills and concepts needed to efficiently move a kayak through the water in every direction. We encourage students to practice a deep water wet exit and an assisted re-entry which is a safety skill every paddler NEW! SUP, KAYAK & CANOE should own! Don't worry, we provide the trained professional RENTALS coaching you need to feel comfortable practicing this skill. George Rogers Park Rentals Ages 10+ ALD TC (Last rentals go out 2 hours prior to closing) Every Sa 5/28-8/27 Weekends 5/28-6/26 (open Memorial Day) 10a-6p 7 days a week 7/2-8/28 10a-8p Elk Rock Paddle Tour Enjoy a fun paddling trip from out Tyon Cove loacation in Tryon Cove Rentals Lake Oswego. We will explore the local area around Elk Rock (last rentals go out 2 hours prior to closing) Island Park just a short paddle from the shop. Pick up some Weekends 5/28-6/26 (open Memorial Day) 10a-6p new skills along the way from our friendly and knowledgeable 7 days a week 7/2-8/28 10a-8p guides. Let us show you how fun paddling in your own ***Locations may open early depending on weather. backyard can be! Please call for updates. Ages 10+ ALD TC Every Sa & Su 5/28-8/28 Single Kayaks & SUP Boards (at George Rogers/Tryon Cove Park) Kids Paddle Power Camp on pg 11. 1 hour rental $20 2 hour rental $25 ½ day rental $35 1 day rental (24 hours) $50 Double Kayaks or Canoes (at Tryon Cove Park only) 1 hour rental $25 2 hour rental $30 ½ day rental $40 1 day rental (24 hours) $60

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ROWING WITH LOCR ROWING In partnership with the City of Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Department, Lake Oswego Community Rowing (LOCR) offers programs for both new and experienced rowers. Rowing choices include Learn to Row classes, Youth Rowing (ages 13-18) and Adult/Masters rowing (18+).The on-the-water season runs from mid-February through mid- November, weather permitting, and participants learn proper rowing technique, boat handling and water safety. Winter indoor land training is available to anyone, regardless of rowing experience, and includes ergometer (rowing machine) workouts and strength building. ROWING PROGRAMS offered through Lake Oswego Community Rowing (LOCR) Lake Oswego Community Rowing is a non-profit, volunteer driven organization. Guided by the Executive Director and Head CHARLIE S. BROWN WATER SPORTS CENTER FOR Coaches, the experienced and highly trained staff at LOCR ROWING provides all coaching and instructional training. LOCR also (On the Willamette River at Oswego Pointe Dr, near Roehr Park) offers private lessons year-round; please email 350 Oswego Pointe Drive, Lake Oswego [email protected] for details. 503-765-6102

Spring, Summer and Fall season rowing programs are held at YOUTH ROWING the Charlie S. Brown Water Sports Center for Rowing. LOCR is open to any youth athlete, ages 13-18 (8th-12th Indoor training sessions during the winter months are held at grade), regardless of experience. LOCR offers year-round Palisades, 1500 Greentree Road. programs including summer camps and team rowing during the school year. Youth rowing camps offer an opportunity for REGISTRATION FOR ROWING middle and high school students to enjoy rowing during the warm summer months, and we have camps for both new and Register online for listed classes experienced rowers. www.loparks.org or call Parks & Recreation 503-675-2549 Information about all programs offered by LOCR is available on Youth Learn to Row Camps the web site at www.lorowing.com Learn to row this summer! Participants learn proper rowing technique, whole body conditioning and water safety while REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY making new friends and enjoying a new and fun activity. Youth Please see page 54 in this catalog. who participate during the summer get a head start on team rowing if they choose to row during the school year. All camps INCLEMENT WEATHER are two weeks and there is no limit to the number of sessions a participant can sign up for. Space is limited; sign up today! LOCR reserves the right to cancel classes due to poor weather Eligibility: All youth who have never rowed prior to summer or water conditions. 2016, ages 13–18, and entering 8th-12th grade in fall 2016. Ages 13-18 LOCR Coaches WSC REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS Fee $400 Lake Oswego Community Rowing has teamed up with Parks 13425 8:30a-12p M-F 6/20-7/1 & Recreation to provide easy access to information and 13426 8:30a-12p M-F 7/5-7/15 registration for all rowing activities. 13427 8:30a-12p M-F 7/18-7/29 Enrollment in any rowing program is dependent on the following requirements: ✓✓ Current and signed Float Test Form Novice Pre-Competitive Rowing ✓✓ Lake Oswego Community Rowing Forms August youth rowing is dedicated to preparing for the fall ✓✓ Completed USRowing waiver youth competitive season. Interested novice youth continue the development of skills started in a learn to row camp with Required forms are available on-line at www.lorowing.com the ultimate intent of applying those skills in competition. or through Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation - Space is limited; sign up today! Eligibility: All youth who have 1500 Greentree Road. completed at least one learn to row camp. Ages 13-18 LOCR Coaches WSC Fee $135 13428 9-11a M-F 8/1-8/26

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Rookie Week ADULT ROWING A trial week for all new rowers who are interested in joining LOCR offers rowing programs for adults (18+) with prior the youth novice team for the fall competitive season. Join us rowing experience and those wanting to learn. We welcome for the final week of summer, August 22nd – 26th, 9-11am. experienced rowers from other rowing programs or anyone who Those interested in continuing will have the opportunity to join has completed the Learn to Row program with us. the novice team for the fall season, which begins the following week, Tuesday, August 30th, and will have the $50 credited Adult Learn to Row Class LOCR teaches sculling classes for adults during Spring, Summer toward fall season fees. Space is limited; sign up today! and Fall, for those who have little or no prior rowing experience. Eligibility: All youth who have never rowed prior to August Sculling is the technique of using two oars in unison and 2016, ages 13–18, and entering 8th-12th grade in fall 2016. participants learn in instructional single shells. We teach the Ages 13-18 LOCR Coaches WSC basics of rowing terminology, boat handling and safety. Proper Fee $50 rowing technique is taught first on rowing machines and then we 13429 9-11a M-F 8/22-8/26 progress to the water. Successful completion of any of our Learn to Row classes allows participants to join the LOCR Masters Varsity Summer Skills Program (coach clearance required). All classes are 4 weeks, 2 Continue to develop your rowing skills over the warm summer times per week. Class size is limited; sign up today! months. Eligibility: Any youth or collegiate rower who began Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC rowing prior to June 2016. Fee $150 Ages 13-18 LOCR Coaches WSC Early Morning Fee $300 13413 5:15-6:45a Tu/Th 6/7-6/30 13430 7-9a M-F 6/20-8/19 13414 5:15-6:45a Tu/Th 7/5-7/28 13415 5:15-6:45a Tu/Th 8/2-8/25 Mid-Morning 13416 9:30-11a Tu/Th 6/7-6/30 13417 9:30-11a Tu/Th 7/5-7/28 13418 9:30-11a Tu/Th 8/2-8/25 Evening 13419 6:30-8p Tu/Th 6/7-6/30 13420 6:30-8p Tu/Th 7/5-7/28 13421 6:30-8p Tu/Th 8/2-8/25 Weekend 13422 8-9:30a Sa/Su 6/11-7/3 13423 8-9:30a Sa/Su 7/9-7/31 13424 8-9:30a Sa/Su 8/6-8/28 Masters Program Experienced adult rowers interested in fitness, improving technique, or competing in regattas can join the LOCR Masters Rowing Program. Masters practice and train under the supervision and direction of our coaches, and the group includes post collegiate rowers, individuals who have completed Learn to Row classes and rowers who were introduced to rowing at another club. Whether you are an experienced rower or relatively new, our coaching staff can hone your skills and bring your rowing to a new level. Adults (Ages 18+) join the Masters Program by purchasing either an annual or 3 month (seasonal/quarterly) membership LEARN TO ROW DAY! which provides access to any of the designated Masters rowing times as posted at www.lorowing.com. Memberships Saturday, June 4 are purchased at www.loparks.org. Click on the Memberships Join us for our 6th annual Learn to Row Day - a free tab, and then choose LOCR Masters 3 Month or Annual community event for adults and children ages 13+. Membership; or call 503-675-2549. Come and experience the joy of rowing! To sign up, go to Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC www.lorowing.com/learntorowday. Two times 3 Month Membership $275 are available, 7:30 or 9a. Space is limited; sign up today! One Year Membership $975

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Attention High School Students! Teen Scene Join the Youth Action Council! Summer Hours at The LO Teen Lounge The Youth Action Council (YAC) is a volunteer program for PLEASE NOTE: The Teen Lounge is now a part of our teens who would like to make a difference in the community Summer Camp program and will no longer be open for drop- while earning volunteer credits! YAC organizes activities such in hours in the summer. The Teen Lounge will re-open for our as the Flag Football League, Story Time @ The Library, monthly After School program on Tuesday, August 30. Please visit Teen Lounge events and fundraisers. We are accepting pages 4 through 13 for Summer Camp offerings! applications for the 2015-16 school year from incoming 9th-12th grade students from Lake Oswego high schools. LO Teen Lounge @ Palisades Applications are due April 29, 2016. Apply online at 1500 Greentree Rd www.LOteenscene.org or contact Cydny at 503-697-6589 for Phone: 971-563-8046 (During Lounge Hours Only) a hard copy application.

Follow us on Instagram! @LOTeenLounge School’s Out! Friday, June 10 Follow the Teen Lounge on Twitter! @LOTeenLounge 1-5p *In the Teen Lounge Covered Area Celebrate the last day of school with us! Hot dogs on the grill, Become a fan of the Teen Lounge on Facebook! Simply type activities in the Lounge, good times had by all. This is a free “McKenzie Lounge for Teens” into your search browser. event open to current grades 6 and up.

Mix & Mingle: Future 6th Grade Meet & Greet Rent the Teen Lounge Friday, May 27 4-7p The McKenzie Lounge is now hosting private parties and Open to ALL incoming 6th graders events! Rental packages include staff on hand to help set Come mingle with your future middle school compadres and up and clean up, plus use of all teen lounge perks. If you get your first taste of the perks of Jr. High: The Teen Lounge! would like to have a party or movie night at the lounge, please Enjoy refreshments, games and more! contact Cydny Fletcher at [email protected] to discuss party packages, rates and available hours.

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Adult Coed Recreational Soccer Fall League For men and women ages 18+. Team registration format, individuals are not placed on teams. Register at loparks.org. Managers must register first to create team. Divisions: In memory of "Senior" John Marandas: 35+ Division - Open (18+) - Game days are Sunday afternoons/evenings and Lake En Fuego Friday nights (if needed) Over 35 - Game days are Sunday afternoons and evenings Adult Slow-Pitch Softball The eight-game season begins September 11 and runs Summer Men’s and Coed Leagues offered. through mid-November. Player registration closes May 10. Per Player Fee: Residents/Employed in LO $32, Non- Games are June - August, Mon-Fri evenings. Residents $48 Pre-Season Managers’ Meetings & Softball Pick-up: (50% LO residency required) Wednesday, May 25 Registration Opens: Tuesday, July 19 Men’s – 6p Registration and payment deadline: Tuesday, August 16, 4:30pm Coed – 7:30p For league information go to lakeoswegosports.com and click on the Adult Coed Softball and/or Men’s Softball pages. New! Summer Adult Drop-In Sports On-line player registration at loparks.org. www.lakeoswegosports.com click on "Adult Drop-In Sports" page L.O. Parks & Recreation presents the 13th Annual Girls Youth Lacrosse Festival Basketball Saturday, June 4 Designed for Lake Oswego residents 18+. Residency For established Grades 5-8 girls teams is checked at the door. Non-residents may play if Festival information can be found at lakeoswegosports.com availability exists. on the 2016 Girls Youth Lacrosse Festival page Res $2/Non-Res $4 Ages 18+ 6:30-8:45p W PAL Gym Free Agent List Looking to join a team in one of our adult leagues Pickleball (basketball, soccer, softball)? Individual players interested L.O. Pickleball Club offers free drop-in play at George in making their names and contact information available Rogers Park courts for 18+. Weather pending. to team managers can put your information on the Free For dates and times visit L.O. Pickleball Club on Facebook. Agent List. *Note there is no guarantee you will be picked up by a team. Go to lakeoswegosports.com; click on the Free Agent Page.

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2016 HIGH SCHOOL CITY LEAGUE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

Boys 9/10 Champions: Cody Banks Boys Jr/Sr Champions: Grandpops 2nd Place: The Yellow Labs 2nd Place: Team Lime

P36 Sportsmanship Award

Boys 9/10 eligible teams: Flow Bros II: Electric Boogaloo, Purple Pandas Boys 9/10 winner: Purple Pandas Boys Jr/Sr Uptown eligible teams: Team Spirit Boys Jr/Sr Uptown winner: Team Spirit Boys Jr/Sr Downtown eligible teams: Steal Team 6, The Kiddlers, G.O.A.T.S, Team Lemon Boys Jr/Sr Downtown winner: Steal Team 6 Girls eligible teams: Basket Brawlers, Fruit Hoops, Hoops, We did it Again!, That flow tho, Wolf's Army Girls winner: That flow tho

See pages 45-46 for youth tennis classes, ages 5-18. Various levels offered from beginner to advanced. Girls Champions: The Lady Ferns See page 13 for full list of Skyhawks Sports Camps, 2nd Place: Fruit Hoops ages 3.5-12 Multi-Sport Camps, soccer, volleyball, basketball, baseball, flag football and boys lacrosse!

36•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG SUMMER 2016 GET CREATIVE Get Creative ARTS & CRAFTS Stay within the Wines! YOUTH Color and relax with a glass of wine! Adult coloring is fun and relaxing. We provide coloring pens, coloring sheet, 1 glass Little Masters of wine and the FUN! Bring your friends and “Stay within the See, smell, taste, touch in the art room and let your senses Wines together!” Join us for 1st Thursday each month! One guide you! Take an exciting sensory exploration while making glass of wine included with the class. Students may purchase art! Use a variety of mediums to create art while engaging the additional glass of wine at $4. senses of touch, smell, sound, and taste. Parent participation Ages 21+ Blum ACC required. No class 5/27 Res $18/Non-Res $27 Ages 2-5 Thomas PAL 13471 6:30-8p Th 5/5 Res $29/Non-Res $44 13472 6:30-8p Th 6/2 Additional Sibling $21/ Non-Res $32 13473 6:30-8p Th 7/7 13619 9:30-10:30a F 5/13-6/10 13474 6:30-8p Th 8/4 ADULTS MUSIC Intro to Guitar Do you want to play guitar? This fun course is designed to teach the basic fundamentals and techniques needed to play guitar in any musical style. Ages 18+ RMC Studio ACC Res $60/Non-Res $75 13451 4-5p W 5/11-6/15 13452 4-5p W 7/13-8/17

Choral Group To all adults who want their voice to be heard! Our music professionals are calling anyone who has not sung for years or those who have sung their entire life! Learn the basics of proper vocal techniques, warm ups, and vocal health. This class provides physical and mental benefits and the chance to socialize with other people who love music. This class is open to all who love to sing, come give it a try! Ages 18+ RMC Studio ACC Res $30/Non-Res $45 13447 5-6p W 5/11-6/15 13448 5-6p W 7/13-8/17 Zentangle-Inspired Drawing Drumming Circle Zantangle inspired drawing uses repetition and patterns to Learn about different drumming patterns and different beats create works of art that explore balance and harmony and by using a variety of hand drums and drum sets. Come let boost creativity, concentration and fine motor skills. This type loose and get ready to find your rhythm! of drawing is great for relazation and fun! Ages 18+ RMC Studio ACC Ages 18+ Thomas ACC Res $60/Non-Res $75 Res $32/Non-Res $48 13453 6-7p W 5/11-6/15 13467 1-3p F 5/20 13454 6-7p W 7/13-8/17

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Rock Painting Learn different techniques of painting on rocks. From ROSES GLASSWORKS ART SCHOOL All tools provided and additional materials fees may apply. aboriginal designs to the abstract, this is a great class for Visit www.rosesglassworks.com those looking to make small pieces of art to display around Ages 14+ McDougal ROSE their home, potted plants or gardens. Ages 18+ Thomas ACC Fused Jewelry Res $27/Non-Res $41 No experience necessary for this class where you create 13468 1-3p F 6/17 your own beautiful fused glass jewelry. You get to play with various colors, shapes and textures of glass, as well as Tile Art the ever popular Dichroic glass. Fun for all! All tools and Make a unique trivet or colorful piece of art to display. materials provided. Explore different ways to apply color to tiles to make a Res $66/Non-Res $83 lasting piece of art. 13476 2-4p Sa 6/11 Ages 18+ Thomas ACC Res $32/Non-Res $48 Fused Make a Plate 13469 1-3p F 7/15 An excellent way to get started in the glass movement by designing a 7 inch round plate. Bring your imagination to this 3 hour class and go away with your very own piece of Mixed Media on Wood art. All tools and materials provided. Explore various types of media using wood as your canvas! Res $66/Non-Res $83 From coasters to magnets, this class will tap into your natural 13475 2-5p Sa 6/18 inner artist. Ages 18+ Thomas ACC Res $27/Non-Res $41 CREATIVE WRITING 13470 1-3p F 8/19 Memoir Writing Write your life stories in a workshop setting of mutual trust and caring. Every life has a story; every story has a life. Bob Ross Oil Painting No Class 5/30 Easy step by step class takes beginners to seasoned Ages 18+ Talney ACC painters from blank canvas to finished masterpiece in Res $20/Non-Res $30 one class. All supplies provided. Visit loparks.org to 13459 10a-12p M 5/9-6/27 view paintings. Ages 12+ Stubb ACC Lake Oswego Hanging Baskets Res $48/Non-Res $72 Plant materials for this project are identical to those in the Hazy Day fabulous hanging baskets on our city streets. Plants, baskets, 13437 1-4:30p Tu 5/31 planting materials and maintenance instructions are provided. Soft Mountain Glow Select from plant materials suited for sun or shade. Leave 13438 1-4:30p Tu 6/28 with your own beautiful creation! Ginger Blossoms Ages 16+ Davis LUSCH 13439 1-4:30p Tu 7/26 Res $40/Non-Res $60 Baby Giraffe 12922 10-11:15a Sa 4/30 13440 1-4:30p Tu 8/9 Ages 16+ Staff ACC Ages 12+ Stubb PAL 12923 10-11:15a Sa 5/14 Res $48/Non-Res $72 Mountain Cabin 13441 10a-2p Th 5/5 Oval Essence 13442 5:30-9p M 5/23 Magenta Water Lily 13443 10a-2p Th 6/2 Hint of Springtime 13444 5:30-9p M 6/27 Hibiscus 13445 5:30-9p M 7/25 Multnomah Falls 13446 5:30-9p M 8/22

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Floral Design 101 Get Interested Bring your garden indoors and learn basic floral design As part of Living Well in LO, Parks & Recreation principles, including line, texture, color whether using a vase offers activities to encourage Intellectual Wellness. or floral form. Learn about when and how to cut and condition Intellectual Wellness is one of the Six Dimensions of your flowers. Each participant will take home an arrangement of their own creation. Wellness and is defined as meeting life’s challenges Ages 16+ Whitman LUSCH successfully through one’s ability to think coherently Res $15/Non-Res $22 and logically, as well as having the ability to solve 13534 9:30-11a Sa 7/16 problems. Learning something new is a great way to Propagating & Dividing Clematis Vines challenge and exercise your intellect. Learn how to inexpensively increase your quantities of the “Queen of the Vines” by cuttings and divisions in the beautiful Friends of Rogerson Clematis Garden. All materials provided. KIDS Please bring clippers if you have them. Babysitter Training Ages 12+ Beutler LUSCH Topics include accident prevention, handling emergencies, first Res $15/Non-Res $22 aid and child development, positive supervision and the rights 13609 10a-12p Sa 6/25 and responsibilities of a “good” babysitter. Ages 10-15 ARC PAL Res $93/Non-Res $117 13620 9a-4p F 5/27 13621 9a-4p F 6/24 13622 9a-4p F 7/8 Wilderness First Aid This two-day course provides one day of indoor education and one day of outdoor training. Learn first aid principles and skills to respond to emergencies and give care in areas that don’t have immediate emergency medical services. Training includes wilderness, remote environments and urban disasters, such as earthquakes and hurricanes. Ages 14+ ARC PAL/GRP Res $132/Non-Res $152 13623 8:30a-4:30p Th-F 6/16-6/17

Gardening for the Birds Adult CPR, First Aid and AED Training Get certified in CPR! Learn to recognize and respond Organic gardening is for the birds! Learn methods of plant appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies selection that attract birds to your home garden. You too, can or give immediate care to a suddenly injured or ill person. have a certified Natural Wildlife Habitat just like the beautiful Students receive certification upon completion of class. Beech Tree Garden at Historic Luscher Farm. Options for sun Ages 10+ ARC PAL and shade are discussed. Res $98/Non-Res $122 Ages 12+ Beutler LUSCH 13624 9a-2:30p Sa 5/14 Res $20/Non-Res $30 13625 9a-2:30p Sa 6/25 13610 9-11a Sa 8/20 13626 9a-2:30p Sa 7/23 13627 9a-2:30p Sa 8/13 Plein Air Painting Learn the basics of outdoor oil painting through demonstrations, lecture, practice, and critique. Each morning begins with a demo and offers plenty of individualized instruction. Review the logistics of plein air- how to set up outdoors, organize a light pack of supplies, and advice on materials. Ages 13+ Staff LUSCH Res $135/non/Res. $155 13939 9a–1p Tu-Sa 8/30- 9/2

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Manners Matter LIFELONG LEARNING Learn the importance of being polite in all situations. Set Social Media Photography and Posting the table, practice proper greetings and handshake. Learn A fun, easy, hands-on class. Learn basic Instagram, Facebook, the polite way to enter a conversation and to write thank you and Twitter photography, uploading procedures, including notes. Learn the importance of being a polite host/hostess in-App. photo manipulation and improvements. Bring your and guest. Practice good manners throughout the week and smartphone with all three Apps installed. Give your pictures share about those experiences at class. more impact! Ages 5-7 Spellecy LUSCH Ages 12+ Faith PAL Res $60/Non-Res$90 Res $39/Non-Res $59 13531 9:15–10:45a Sa 7/16-7/23 13450 7-9p W 7/13 Ages 8-10 Spellecy LUSCH Res $60/Non-Res $90 13530 11a–12:30p Sa 7/16-7/23

Basic Digital Camera Workshop ADULTS Have a camera you’re not comfortable using? A FUN, easy, SPANISH hands-on class where you learn how to take consistently Whether you are planning a trip, need to learn Spanish for great pictures. See basic camera operations, including work, or just want to learn a beautiful language, these fun and the use of the flip flash, indoors and out, understand light, laughter-filled classes provide you with 10 weeks of knowledge. composition, perspective and posing to make your pictures Ages 16+ Cohan PAL more impressive. Res $65/Non-Res $82 Ages 12+ Faith PAL Res $54/Non-Res $68 Advanced I Spanish 13449 7-9p W 6/15, 6/22, 6/29 Review of past tense, indirect, direct object and pronominal pronouns. Subjunctive and reading for comprehension Social Security Planning Workshop for Couples and conversation The Social Security decisions spouses make when they are 13463 9-10:15a Th 6/23-8/25 in their 60s will determine the amount of total income they will receive over their lifetime – including the lifetime of the spouse who lives the longest. This workshop will cover some Beginning I Spanish little-known rules that can help married couples get more out Introduction to alphabet and pronunciation. Emphasis on rules of the Social Security system. and separation of words into different syllables. Ages 55+ Alfonso PAL 13464 10:25-11:40a Th 6/23-8/25 Res $15/Non-Res $25 13461 6-8p M 5/16 Beginning VI Spanish Imperative form of verbs, present perfect tense (time Social Security Planning Workshop permitting), reading and comprehension exercises. 13465 11:45a-1p Th 6/23-8/25 for Boomers Learn how to maximize your income from Social Security. The decisions baby boomers make now can have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits they stand to receive over their lifetime. Ages 55+ Alfonso PAL Res $15/Non-Res $25 13462 6-8p M 7/18

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RANGE FEES GOLF COURSE Warm-up Punch cards (20% savings! Discover one of the gems of our Community! 25 balls Bucket $3 Valid for cardholder only) The Lake Oswego Public Golf Course, founded Small in 1967, provides 18 beautifully maintained, 45 balls Bucket $6 10 Small Buckets $50 Medium challenging Par-3 holes ranging from 75-179 yards. 90 balls Bucket $9 10 Medium Buckets $70 Its gentle, rolling terrain and pristine scenery Large provide a wonderful backdrop to a memorable day 135 balls Bucket $12 10 Large Buckets $90 for the whole family. FOOT GOLF DIRECTIONS Try America’s fastest growing sport Foot Golf! Using a soccer The Course is located 2.5 miles north of I-205 on Stafford ball players kick the ball counting each kick as a stroke into a Road adjacent to Lakeridge High School and Hazelia Field just secondary hole sized appropriately and located away from the past the lighted intersection at Overlook Dr. If coming from regular golf course greens. Our 18 hole layout parallels the golf downtown Lake Oswego follow St./Hwy 43 south and turn course and a full round should take about 2 hours to complete. right on McVey Ave. Follow 1.2 miles and turn right just past Due to the unique nature of the game and the differing time Pioneer Cemetery. frame of play Foot Golf is restricted to Thursdays after 3p and the first full calendar weekend of each month. FACILITY HOURS (INCLUDING PRACTICE RANGE) Rates April 7a-8p Adult 9 hole $9 May-August 6:30a-9p Adult 18 $15 Sept 7a-8p Junior 9 $7 Practice range closed until 9am on Tuesdays for mowing. Junior 18 $10 Last tee time 90 minutes before posted closing time. TEE TIME RESERVATIONS Reservations for 9 or 18-hole play may be made up to seven Fees* 9 Holes 18 Holes days in advance. For a reservation, call the Pro Shop at 503- M-F $15 $24.50 636-8228 or book online by visiting www.lakeoswegogolf.org. Jr/Sr $12 $19 We welcome advance reservations for private tournaments or play days for families, neighborhoods, business gatherings or Sa,Su,Hol $17.50 $27.50 other special events. Contact the Manager for a tournament *fees include warm up range bucket. packet and information at 503-534-5689.

Twilight Rates are available daily. Check our website or call us LEAGUES at 503-636-8228 for applicable hours and rates. Mondays before 18 Membership fee Men’s Club 10a holes $30 DISCOUNT PLAY CARDS Wednesdays 18 Membership fee ***Junior/Senior Frequent Player Card available to individuals Ladies’ Club before 10a holes $30 age 17 and under or age 60 and older for $140. Card valid for SO Fun Golf for Thursdays No membership 15 nine-hole rounds Mon-Fri only, excluding holidays. The card Ladies 9-10a fee is valid up to one year from date of purchase. Non-transferable Ladies’ Golf for Saturdays 9 No membership or refundable. Savings per round = $2.66. Kicks 8:30-9:40a holes fee *for more information visit our website and click the ****Adult Frequent Player Card available for $190. This Leagues tab non-transferable, non-refundable card is valid for 15 nine-hole TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS rounds 7 days per week up to one year from date of purchase. Kids’ Day, Sa May 7, 1-6p Savings per round = $2.33. Night Ranger Glow Ball, Sa May 14 Women’s Golf Week, June 7-10 PRACTICE RANGE Oliphant Memorial Charity Scramble, Sa June 18 The range has 18 anti-shock artificial turf mats; 13 spaces Family Tournament, Sa July 9 are covered. One space is available for physically challenged Erling Jacobsen Pro Junior Invitational, Tu July 26 golfers. Heaters available for cold weather practice. Range LO FootGolf Championship, Sa Aug.6 opens 9a on Tuesday mornings to allow for mowing. Summer Glow Ball, Sa Aug.13 Junior Championship & Skills Challenge, Th Aug. 25 27th Annual Mayor’s Championship, Sa Sept. 10 Go-LO Tournament & Hole-in-One Shootout, Sa Oct.1

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GROUP GOLF CLASSES AND INSTRUCTION Kool Kidz Clinics (New Recruits) Lake Oswego residents receive priority for class placement at New to golf? This fun-filled beginner clinic gets new recruits the beginning of each catalog season. Our instructors take pride up to speed on the basics and enjoying this great game in in teaching players of all abilities and communicating necessary no time! Please arrive 10 minutes early. No make-ups! Only changes to ENSURE OPTIMUM performance. We make it our registered students may attend. Min.3/max.8 per clinic. goal to help you take your BEST game to the Course. Res $45/Non-Res $68 Ages 6-9 Huffmaster GC PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS 13555 10a-12:30p Sa 5/14 Tom Mueller, PGA Professional and Course Manager Ages 6-9 Morgan GC Meurig Morgan, Certified Teaching Professional, Dragon 13557 10a-12:30p M 6/20 Ages 6-9 Hurdus Golf Instruction 13558 10a-12:30p W 6/29 Teaching Professional Brynn Hurdus, Ages 10+ Huffmaster GC Gary Huffmaster, Teaching Professional 13559 11-11:50a Su 5/1-5/15 Ages 10+ Morgan GC Women’s Golf Week 13560 10a-12:30p M 6/27 Introduction to golf for ladies only. Learn about equipment, protocol, lingo, and develop fundamental skills. Emphasis Kool Kidz Clinics (Birdie Hunters) placed on fun learning. Make new friends! Adult refreshments So you know the basics but you want to raise your game to and hors d’ouvres on Friday at 7pm. Merchandise and play the next level. Come join the birdie hunters and let’s chase discounts all week! down those rare birds! Please arrive 10 minutes early. There Limit 12 students per class. Equipment provided if needed. are no make-ups! Registered students only please. Follow up Res $30/Non-Res $45 to New Recruits. Min.3/max.8 per class. Ages 18+ Mueller/Morgan GC Res $45/Non-Res $68 13598 10-10:50a Tu-F 6/7-6/10 Ages 6-9 Huffmaster GC 11360 6-6:50p Tu-F 6/7-6/10 13561 10a-12:30p Sa 5/21 Ages 6-9 Hurdus GC FAMILY GOLF WEEK, TU-SA, JULY 5-9 13565 10a-12:30p F 6/17 Children 13 or under play free after 3pm all week when playing Ages 6-9 Morgan GC with one or more paying adults. Volume purchase discounts 13566 10a-12:30p M 7/11 on all kinds of merchandise! Ages 10+ Huffmaster GC 13568 10a-12:30p Sa 6/4 PATRIOT GOLF DAY, LABOR DAY WEEKEND Ages 10+ Hurdus GC Support our troops with a donation that goes directly to the 13570 10a-12:30p F 7/22 Folds of Honor and Wounded Warrior foundations by adding one dollar to your green fee. Kool Kidz Clinics (Low Score Joes) Playing tournaments? This awesome clinic helps budding JUNIOR PROGRAM players learn the art of scoring while fine-tuning their swing. Juniors (ages 6-17) welcome anytime during non-League Specific student driven topics will also be covered. Follow- hours. Juniors 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult up to Birdie Hunters clinic. No make-ups and only registered golfer. We provide an abundance of opportunities to expose students may attend. Please arrive 10 minutes early. your kids to the game and to improve their skills in golf and Necessary equipment available. Min.3/max.8 per class. in life by emphasizing fun through good sportsmanship and Res $45/Non-Res $68 friendly competition. Ages 6-9 Huffmaster GC Twilight Tuesdays. Junior golfers play free after 3pm on 13573 10a-12:30p Sa 6/11 Tuesdays from June to August when accompanied by an adult Ages 6-9 Hurdus GC paying a green fee. 13576 10a-12:30p W 6/29 Ages 6-9 Morgan GC 13577 10a-12:30p M 7/18 Ages 10+ Huffmaster GC 13579 11-11:50a Su 6/12-6/26 Ages 10+ Hurdus GC 13583 10a-12:30p F 7/29

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Summer Junior Golf Camp Awkward Lies Fun, comprehensive 4-day camp covering set-up, swing, When you play golf you don’t play from a flat lie all the time, so etiquette, short game. Games, course play, range use, foot let’s figure out how to deal with them. golf, healthy snacks, tee shirt and photo included. Students Res $38/Non-Res $57 grouped by age. Max teacher to student ratio 1:8. Max 32 per Ages 18+ Morgan GC camp. Equipment not provided. 13521 10a-12p Su 6/19 Res $135/Non-Res $155 13522 6-8p Tu 7/12 Ages 6-13 Mueller GC 13592 12-4p Tu-F 7/5-7/8 Bunker Schmunker 13594 12-4p Tu-F 8/16-8/19 How many shots does it take you to escape a bunker? If more Girls Only Hurdus GC than one this class is for you. Learn the basics of bunker 13596 12-4p Tu-F 7/12-7/15 technique and build confidence so you smile when you find the Junior Club trap. 45-minute single topic instruction weekly followed by 9 holes. Ages 18+ Morgan GC Res $38/Non-Res $57 Students must pass basic rules, etiquette test before playing 13523 10a-12p Su 7/10 the first day. Life skills, values greatly emphasized. Parent 13524 6-8p Tu 7/26 volunteers strongly encouraged. Lunch available but not included. (Max.50 juniors) Experience required. Fee includes entry in Junior Championship 8/25. Course Management Res $180/Non-Res $200 Learn to navigate your way around the Course and build a Ages 8 or entering 3rd grade & above Morgan GC sound pre-shot routine. Hit the ball in the trees? What next? 13586 11a-2p Tu 6/14-8/23 This on Course lesson helps you win the chess game. *No Class 7/12, 8/16 Ages 18+ Morgan GC Res $50/Non-Res $69 PRIVATE LESSONS FOR JUNIORS 13525 10a-12p Su 7/17 We offer a variety of packages at discounted rates for kids 13526 6-8p Tu 8/2 6-17 yrs. Visit our website for instructor rates, bios and availability. Low Handicapper? BIRTHDAY PARTIES This clinic is geared for those with a 10 or lower USGA We welcome groups to celebrate a birthday or other special handicap. This student driven clinic covers advanced day. Contact the Manager at 503-534-5689 to customize mechanics and helps you shave off those extra few strokes yours today. Catering, instruction, course play, putting contests from your score. and other games available. Ages 18+ Morgan GC Res $38/Non-Res $57 ADULT INSTRUCTION 13527 6-8p F 5/20 We offer the following one-day adult clinics for groups up to 10 students. Beginner and developing players welcome. Equipment available if needed. Get Golf Ready in Four Days! PGA promoted, comprehensive introduction to golf guides new Beginners Guide to Golf golfers from how to make a tee time to playing the Course Brand new to golf? Come take this two hour clinic on the and covers all points in between including the development fundamentals of the golf swing. Learn the basics when it and history of the game. Includes 9-hole round on the Course. comes to chipping and putting too. Min.3/Max.8 students. Res $38/Non-Res $57 Ages 18+ Mueller GC Ages 18+ Morgan GC Res $99/Non-Res $124 13515 10a-12p Su 5/8 13528 6-7:30p Tu-F 7/12-7/15 13516 6-8p Tu 6/7 PRIVATE LESSONS FOR ADULTS It’s All About Short Game Visit our website for package options, instructor pricing, bios, This two hour clinic covers the scoring part of golf. If you’re and availability. tired of throwing shots away from 50 yards and in this clinic is for you. Chipping, pitching, lobbing, and putting so that you can lower your scores. Res $38/Non-Res $57 Ages 18+ Morgan GC 13519 10a-12p Su 6/5 13520 6-8p Tu 7/5

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ABILITY LEVELS TENNIS Beginner Lake Oswego Indoor Tennis Center Courts available 6a-10p daily You have no (or limited) tennis experience. 503-635-5550 Advanced Beginner You have had some lessons, but need on-court experience to BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR! improve fundamentals and develop consistency. Please respect all traffic laws (drive slowly and obey stop Intermediate signs) as you enter and exit the Tennis Center and drive You have more dependable strokes, but are still working to through the neighborhood. keep the ball in play with others of the same ability level. Adult Tennis Opportunities COURT RESERVATIONS Many opportunities are provided for competitive and non- Reservations may be made up to one week in advance by competitive play in weekly ladders, City League, and USTA calling the Tennis Center at 503-635-5550 during office hours. Tennis Teams. Call the Tennis Center at 503-635-5550 for more information. Summer Office Hours - June 1-August 18 Need a Partner? Monday-Thursday 8a-3p Add your name to our “need a practice partner” list in the lobby. Friday 8a-12p About Our Fees The Tennis Center is a self-sustaining enterprise not funded The Tennis Center will be closed August 19-31. by tax dollars. Lake Oswego residents receive priority for class placement at the beginning of each season. ACCESS TO THE TENNIS CENTER The use of a card key allows access to your pre-reserved court at the Tennis Center when the office is closed. A card may be purchased at the Tennis Center when making a court SCHEDULE KEY FOR ALL JUNIOR CLASSES reservation. Card keys are effective June 1 through May 31, All junior classes run Monday-Thursday, except Week 3, for $10 for one year, or $30 for four years. which is Tuesday-Thursday Week 1 6/20-6/23 Week 6 7/25-7/28 ALL COURT TIMES: $20/HR Week 2 6/27-6/30 Week 7 8/1-8/4 SEASONAL TENNIS RESERVATIONS Week 3* 7/5-7/7 Week 8 8/8-8/11 Guaranteed court time may be purchased in advance for a Week 4 7/11-7/14 Week 9 8/15-8/18 particular day and time each week for a 4.5 month period, Week 5 7/18-7/21 beginning September 1 through May 31. To apply for a seasonal reservation, call the Tennis Center at 503-635-5550. FEE KEY FOR ALL JUNIOR CLASSES Fall/Winter - September 1 - January 18 Weeks 1-2, 4-9 Res $55/Non-Res $69 Winter/Spring - January 19 - May 31 Week 3* Res $42/Non-Res $53

TEACHING STAFF YOUTH For contact information for professionals offering private Jr. Aces instruction, call 503-635-5550. An introduction to tennis designed for ages 5 and 6. Games Gerri Allen, PTR-I, MAP 5 Professional focusing on movement, hand-eye coordination, teamwork, and Sam Dibbins, USPTA Elite Professional fun! For safety, children under 4 are only allowed in the lobby, not in the court area. Amy Leahy, USPTA Elite Professional Ages 5-6 Staff ITC Ellen MacPherson, USPTA Elite Professional Res $55/*$42/Non-Res $69/*$53 13739 10-10:50a Week 1 Kevin Hughes, PTR Professional 13740 10-10:50a Week 2 Brian Hughes, PTR Instructor 13741* 10-10:50a Week 3 John Auer 13742 10-10:50a Week 4 13743 10-10:50a Week 5 Paul Hesser 13744 10-10:50a Week 6 Barb Menze 13745 10-10:50a Week 7 13746 10-10:50a Week 8 Please Note: Private lessons taught by individuals other than 13854 10-10:50a Week 9 City tennis employees are prohibited.

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Summer Junior Lessons Advanced Beginner Play tennis this summer at the Lake Oswego Indoor Tennis 13659 10-11a Week 1 Center! Designed to teach skills and techniques, by age and 13660 10-11a Week 2 ability levels, beginning through advanced. Each session 13661* 10-11a Week 3 consists of four lessons. 13662 10-11a Week 4 Res $55/*$42/Non-Res $69/*$53 13663 10-11a Week 5 For schedule KEY, see page 44 13664 10-11a Week 6 13665 10-11a Week 7 Ages 7 to 9 13666 10-11a Week 8 Beginner 13667 10-11a Week 9 13771 11a-12p Week 1 Intermediate 13772 11a-12p Week 2 13902 11a-12p Week 1 13773* 11a-12p Week 3 13700 11a-12p Week 2 13774 11a-12p Week 4 13701* 11a-12p Week 3 13775 11a-12p Week 5 13702 11a-12p Week 4 13776 11a-12p Week 6 13703 11a-12p Week 5 13777 11a-12p Week 7 13704 11a-12p Week 6 13778 11a-12p Week 8 13705 11a-12p Week 7 13779 11a-12p Week 9 13706 11a-12p Week 8 Advanced Beginner 13786 11a-12p Week 9 13747 10-11a Week 1 13748 10-11a Week 2 13749* 10-11a Week 3 Ages 13 to 18 13750 10-11a Week 4 Beginner 13751 10-11a Week 5 13723 12-1p Week 1 13752 10-11a Week 6 13724 12-1p Week 2 13753 10-11a Week 7 13725* 12-1p Week 3 13754 10-11a Week 8 13726 12-1p Week 4 13755 10-11a Week 9 13727 12-1p Week 5 Intermediate 13728 12-1p Week 6 13795 11a-12p Week 1 13729 12-1p Week 7 13796 11a-12p Week 2 13730 12-1p Week 8 13797* 11a-12p Week 3 13877 12-1p Week 9 13798 11a-12p Week 4 Advanced Beginner 13799 11a-12p Week 5 13707 1-2p Week 1 13800 11a-12p Week 6 13708 1-2p Week 2 13801 11a-12p Week 7 13709* 1-2p Week 3 13802 11a-12p Week 8 13710 1-2p Week 4 13875 11a-12p Week 9 13711 1-2p Week 5 13712 1-2p Week 6 13713 1-2p Week 7 Ages 10 to 12 13714 1-2p Week 8 Beginner 13715 1-2p Week 9 13681 11a-12p Week 1 Intermediate 13682 11a-12p Week 2 13731 2-3p Week 1 13683* 11a-12p Week 3 13732 2-3p Week 2 13684 11a-12p Week 4 13733* 2-3p Week 3 13685 11a-12p Week 5 13734 2-3p Week 4 13686 11a-12p Week 6 13735 2-3p Week 5 13687 11a-12p Week 7 13736 2-3p Week 6 13688 11a-12p Week 8 13737 2-3p Week 7 13689 11a-12p Week 9 13738 2-3p Week 8 13878 2-3p Week 9

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Junior Competitive Program ADULT Accelerated tennis skills, strategy, mental training and physical Adult Lessons development for committed players. For advanced students, Our adult instructional program meets the needs of beginners it provides preparation for more competitive tennis. Players through competitive players. No class 7/4 are grouped by age and ability level. Professional approval Ages 18+ Staff ITC required; professional will advise which level is appropriate Res $60/*53$/Non Res $75/*$67 for each student. Beginner For schedule KEY, see page 44. 13643* 6-7p M/W 6/20-7/13 Ages 7+ Staff ITC 13644 6-7p M/W 7/18-8/10 Res$80/*$60/Non-Res $100/*$75 Advanced Beginner Level 1 13639 6-7p Tu/Th 6/21-7/14 13805 12-1:30p Week 1 13640 6-7p Tu/Th 7/19-8/11 13806 12-1:30p Week 2 13641* 7-8p M/W 6/20-7/13 13807* 12-1:30p Week 3 13642 7-8p M/W 7/18-8/10 13808 12-1:30p Week 4 Intermediate 13809 12-1:30p Week 5 13657 7-8p Tu/Th 6/21-7/14 13810 12-1:30p Week 6 13658 7-8p Tu/Th 7/19-8/11 13811 12-1:30p Week 7 13812 12-1:30p Week 8 13879 12-1:30p Week 9 Adult Drill and Play Level 2 Hit, run, and have fun! Improve your skill with moving drills. 13813 1:30-3p Week 1 Emphasis is on strategy and match play techniques. Stroke 13814 1:30-3p Week 2 production knowledge is a pre-requisite. Learn how to apply 13815* 1:30-3p Week 3 shots with strategy. No class 7/4 13816 1:30-3p Week 4 Ages 18+ Staff ITC 13817 1:30-3p Week 5 Res $60/*$53/Non Res $75/*$67 13818 1:30-3p Week 6 Advanced Beginner 13819 1:30-3p Week 7 13645* 8-9p M/W 6/20-7/13 13820 1:30-3p Week 8 13646 8-9p M/W 7/18-8/10 13880 1:30-3p Week 9 Intermediate/Advanced 13647 8-9p Tu/Th 6/21-7/14 Go LO Tennis Camp 13881 8-9p Tu/Th 7/19-8/11 A four-day camp with hours of intense playing. Stroke development, strategy, and movement games to increase Stroke of the Day, 3.0-3.5 Level speed and efficiency. All levels. Drills covering doubles shots and strategy. Emphasis on one Ages 9-12 Staff ITC particular shot per class. One hour of drills and half-hour of Res $150/Non-Res $173 doubles per class. Register at least a week in advance for any 13803 9a-12p M-Th 6/13-6/16 or all dates. Ages 13-18 Staff ITC Res $20/Non-Res $20 Res $165/Non Res $190 Intermediate 13804 12:30-4p M-Th 6/13-6/16 Ages 18+ Groundstrokes Racquet Madness 13652 9-10:30a W 6/29 Volleys Have fun learning the fundamentals of three great sports: 13898 9-10:30a W 7/6 tennis, table tennis and pickleball! You know what tennis and Return of Serve table tennis are, but pickleball may be new to you. It’s one 13899 9-10:30a W 7/13 of the fastest-growing sports in America, is similar to tennis, Lobs and Overheads and is played with a paddle and plastic ball. Enjoy all three of 13900 9-10:30a W 7/20 these fun sports in the fresh air at George Rogers Park on the Approach Shots tennis/pickleball courts. No experience is necessary and all 13901 9-10:30a W 7/27 equipment is provided. Res $105/ Non-Res $121 Ages 8-12 Staff GRP 13909 9a-12p M-Th 8/22-8/25

46•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG SUMMER 2016 GET TOGETHER LAKE OSWEGO FARMERS’ MARKET MEALS ON WHEELS FROM OUR FARMERS’ FIELDS Millennium Plaza Park Saturday, August 13 8:30a-1:30p Join the Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market in supporting Lake Oswego Meals on Wheels! Lake Oswego Meals on Wheels provides housebound seniors and disabled residents with well-balanced meals delivered directly to their homes. The Lake Oswego Meals on Wheels program is operated by the City of Lake Oswego Adult Community Center, and meals

Lake Oswego i are created in their kitchen. Fundraising is provided by Lake Oswego Meals on Wheels (a nonprofit).

Market participants are invited to contribute to this essential community service by donating farm-fresh goods or monetary funds. Goods may be purchased directly from the vendors and used to prepare future meals. Donations accepted at the Market Information and Merchant Services booths. 2016 LAKE OSWEGO 8:30am - 1:30pm at Millennium Plaza Park FARMERS’ MARKET ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE MAY 14 - OCT. 8, 2016 MAY 14 Southern Nights MAY 21 Boka Marimba MAY 28 Big Foot Mojo JUNE 4 Painted Pretty JUNE 11 Kinvara (Irish) Millennium Plaza Park JUNE 18 The Bylines Saturdays, May 14-October 8 JUNE 25 Oregon String Beings 8:30a-1:30p JULY 2 Dick Saunders & Sucker Creek Jazz Band Discover the region’s finest agricultural products at the Lake JULY 9 Haleakala (Hawaiian) Oswego Farmers’ Market! The Market boasts an average of over 80 vendors each week. Delight in finding a wide variety JULY 16 Brent Rogers & KJ Miller of fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, cheeses, artisan baked JULY 23 Astral Highway goods, jellies, seafood and beautiful nursery items—there is JULY 30 Margie Gibson with Dick Saunders & Friends something for everyone! AUG 6 Brothers of the Baladi (Middle Eastern) Special thanks to Lakeside Bicycles for their generous support AUG 13 Sally Harmon & Frank Gruner of the Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market. AUG 20 Woodlander AUG 27 Sky in the Road SEPT 3 Shira with Dick Saunders and Friends SEPT 10 Larry Wilder and the Stumptown Stars SEPT 17 Fadin’ by Nine SEPT 24 Flamenco Ensemble OCT 1 Lake Oswego School District Presents OCT 8 Gospel Hooligans

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ACTIVITIES GUIDE CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 47 GET TOGETHER STAR SPANGLED CELEBRATION & PARADE! Millennium Plaza Park Monday, July 4 Parade begins at 10a It’s time to celebrate our many freedoms and Lake Oswego knows how to throw a party. Delight in the time honored tradition of the Star Spangled Parade, and join your friends and neighbors by marching down the center of town. The parade features Lake Oswego’s Fire engine, an authentic Fife & Drum Band, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, classic cars and more!

MILLENNIUM CONCERT BAND Millennium Plaza Park Sunday, July 3 7p One of the most exciting events of the summer is celebrating the 4th of July! Begin the celebration in Lake Oswego by enjoying a patriotic concert with Lake Oswego’s own Millennium Concert Band. Under the direction of Dale Cleland, the audience is entertained with arrangements that include both military and marching compositions. The evening performance features the Presentation of Colors by the Lake Oswego Honor Guard, as well as a dramatic tribute to Veterans. Parade Staging begins at 9a at Lake Garden Court (off Iron Mountain Boulevard). All vehicles and large groups MUST pre- register with the Parks & Recreation Department to participate RED, WHITE & PIE in the parade. Space is limited so please limit participation to Millennium Plaza Park one vehicle per family or business. Please register with Monday, July 4 Debbi at [email protected] or Jamie at Registration opens at 11a; Contest begins at noon. [email protected] Join the hilarity by participating in, or cheering on contestants in our Sixth Annual Pie Eating Contest! Commemorate our Patriotic Pets are welcome to join the festivities by dressing country’s independence by racing to complete an up and parading with their owners down A Avenue right “All-American” pie. Contest participants must be 18 years or behind Lake Oswego’s police cars! Pets in costume have an older to enter. Space is limited - register on-site at 11a (after opportunity to win a trophy by registering at the Animal Care the Star Spangled Parade). Contest begins at noon. Group booth in Millennium Plaza after the parade. Thank you to Animal Care Group, 3996 Douglas Way for sponsoring this exciting new addition to our Star Spangled Celebration!

48•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG SUMMER 2016 GET TOGETHER MOVIES IN THE PARK LAKE OSWEGO EVENING OF HOPE Millennium Plaza Park Millennium Plaza Park Thursdays at Dusk (between 8:30-9p) Friday, July 8 Celebrate a warm summer evening with your family and 5-10p neighbors by enjoying an outdoor movie at Millennium Plaza The City of Lake Oswego is proud to sponsor the annual Park. The screen is larger than life, so bring your blankets, Lake Oswego Evening of Hope that celebrates cancer pillows, and low sand chairs for a relaxing night under the survivors, their caregivers, co-workers and friends. The stars. Scrumptious popcorn and other treats are available community event benefits the American Cancer Society. for purchase. Thank you to American Cinema Equipment for The evening event replaces the long standing Relay for their contributions. Life event that has been held each July. The best parts of July 21 Inside Out PG the 24 hour event have been condensed to 5 hours. There Emotions run wild in the mind of a little girl who is uprooted will be a silent auction, sponsor VIP tables, vendor booths, from her peaceful life in the Midwest and forced to move to massage tent, live music and more. All are welcome! For San Francisco. additional information and details please contact: Rhonda July 28 Cats & Dogs PG Cohen at [email protected] or Bahar Behboodi at Unknown to humans, a secret war has been raging between [email protected] cats and dogs for eons, but a fragile truce has held the order of the animal kingdom in place. August 4 Cinderella (live action) PG The classic fairy tale finds Ella forced to do every menial job imaginable, but maintaining her good spirits she eventually strikes up a friendship with a stranger in the woods who turns out to be the prince. August 11 Monster's University G MASQUE ALFRESCO Long before they were lurking in closets for a living, Mike and Lower George Rogers Park Sully were just two scaring majors at Monster's University, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays dreaming of the day they would make children shriek in terror. July 22–August 2 Things get a little out of hand and they are forced to seek the 6:30p aid of their oddball friends in order to get their education back Enjoy outdoor theater in beautiful George Rogers Park. The on track. Trickster of Seville promises hysterical comedic acts and as typical in commedia plays, the servants know more than their masters. The play by Tirso de Molina is the first written version of the famous Don Juan legend. Company member Thank you Ravyn Jazper-Hawke has created a mash-up using characters and scenes from Moliere and Goldoni adaptations, to construct a family-friendly comedy. Directed by Fayra Teeters, Summer Event the company is proud to celebrate their 14th year of outdoor theater performances in Lake Oswego. Sponsors! Everyone is invited to enjoy the event on the Memorial Garden. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, picnics – and your funny bone!

ACTIVITIES GUIDE CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 49 GET TOGETHER LIVING WELL IN LO & LOOKING AHEAD Join StarCycle at the second annual “StarCycle Under The Stars” Scholarship Fundraiser at Millennium Plaza Park for a great cause in September. The professionals at StarCycle are giving back to the community by helping raise awareness and much needed funding for Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Scholarship Program. The program gives about 50 to 60 scholarships annually to assist in providing important health Luscher Farm and wellness opportunities to Lake Oswego families. Last year’s event was a huge success raising funds for LOPR JULY 29 scholarships. The second annual Scholarship Fundraiser is gearing up to be an even bigger, more energetic Rockin’ Party!

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50•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG SUMMER 2016 LAKE OSWEGO SUMMER MOONLIGHT & MUSIC MILLENNIUM PLAZA PARK SUNDAYS 6-7:30PM CONCERT 7/10 Michael Allen Harrison with Julianne Johnson 7/17 The Senate SERIES 7/24 Tracey Fordice and the 8 Balls 7/31 Quadraphonnes 8/7 Todd Haaby 8/14 Hot Club Sandwich SOUNDS OF SUMMER 8/21 The Junebugs WESTLAKE PARK 8/28 Norman Sylvester WEDNESDAYS 6:30-8:30PM 8/3 Hit Machine 8/10 Catch a Wave SOUNDS OF SUMMER 8/17 Dancehall Days FOOTHILLS PARK 8/24 Stone in Love WEDNESDAYS 7-9PM (public safety fair) 7/6 Johnny Limbo & the Lugnuts 7/13 Andy Stokes Band 7/20 Wil Kinky Band 7/27 Petty Fever Free Admission // Rain or Shine Low Sand Chairs // Food & Beverage For More Information - 503.675.2549 www.ci.oswego.or.us/parksrec ACC Lake Oswego Adult Community Center

Are you a VIP? The Lake Oswego Adult Community Center (LOACC) has served the needs of our community's older adults, their families, and neighbors with social, intellectual, physical, spiritual and emotional wellness programing for over 45 years. As part of the City of Lake Oswego's Parks and 505 G Avenue Recreation, the LOACC provides our community these Lake Oswego, OR essential resources that not only enhance the quality of life of our community's older adults but provide intrinsic value to The LOACC is a community focal point that celebrates aging our city has a whole. In order to support, fund, and enhance through creative, inspiring and exciting opportunities that these diverse resources, we have created the Very Important promote independence, as well as physical and emotional Partnership (VIP) program. So, when you hear myself or my wellness. staff invite you to become a Very Important Partner (VIP), we are asking you to support the quality of life of yourself and Office Hours M-F 8a-4:30p your neighbor. Building hours M-F 8a-8p As a VIP you are supporting: For the Summer season, the ACC is closed on the following dates: 5/30, 7/4 and 8/22 thru 9/5 •• The value of a community center in Lake Oswego •• A “one stop shop” for all services of wellness to our older ACC Fitness Center adults and seniors The ACC has four pieces of user-friendly exercise equipment. •• The peace of mind for all members of our community, VIP Partners have access to the Fitness Room (after knowing the LOACC providing important services are orientation) through their generous donation. Orientation available when they need it provided on site. Requirements: VIP Partner status, •• A sense of pride in supporting an award winning, Orientation & Liability Waiver Form. outstanding Senior Center right in your back yard Hours: M-F 8a-8p •• A variety of high quality, trustworthy staff of instructors What’s For Lunch? that provide social, physical, and creative programming The ACC provides lunch on Monday, Wednesday and Friday •• A warm, welcoming, local meeting place for you and your from at noon. Eat in, take-out or Meals-On-Wheels service. neighbors Everything made from scratch and reviewed and approved for nutritional content. Please call 503-635-3758 or visit our As a VIP you support the good work of the LOACC. For more website at www.loacc.info for a listing of our menus. information about becoming a VIP, call the LOACC today at 503 635 3758. Special Luncheons at the ACC 5/6 Mother's Day Brunch Ann Adrian, 6/17 Father’s Day Lunch Center Manager 7/1 Independence Day Lunch

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Human Services The Adult Community Center offers a range of services related to aging issues, such as individual and family consultations, home visits, information and referral, welfare checks during severe weather/disasters, transport to medical appointments, and fixed-schedule transportation to and from the Center. Many programs offer opportunities for civic engagement. Additional programs include the following: Support Groups Support Groups are provided as a service to the community. Groups are open to everyone, there is no fee, or registration required. The groups offer a safe environment in which to The ACC offers a variety of classes, programs, activities and share common problems and concerns. trips. Check the Living 50+ newsletter for more information or New Beginnings/Widowed Group 1st W 10-11:30a visit us on the web at www.loacc.info. Call 503-635-3758 for Caregiver Support 3rd u T 1:30-3:30p more information and registration. Family Caregiver Discussion 4th W 7-8:30p Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Coffee Hour 3rd W 10-11:30a Trips Join us for a variety of trips like Day Trippers, Lunch with Kat Health & Wellness Chats and Solo Dinner and venture into new culinary experiences Monthly health and wellness programs of interest to the and exciting local sites to visit. Past destinations include 50+ population are offered on the fourth Wednesday of each Portland Art Museum, Cadillac Café and Otto & Anita’s month. Registration Required. Schnitzel House. What is Tapping and How Can it Help Me? Computer & Technology Classes Mary Lansing, LMFT will introduce this self-help technique which has been proven to reduce stress and release Taught by our experienced volunteer instructors. See the latest emotional tension. Tapping is easy to learn in less than 10 Living 50+ newsletter for class offerings. Don’t see what you’re minutes. This presentation will include a deep relaxation looking for? Contact the ACC for a 1-on-1 Tutoring session. technique “Autogenic Training”. 13249 10a-11:30a W 5/25 Learning & Technology Group Listen to guest speakers or ask questions in an interesting Massage: Get in Touch With its Many Benefits! and knowledgeable setting. Massage offers benefits to your overall good health including: 9:30-11a M Ongoing Free increased circulation and oxygen to muscle cells, improved sleep, increased energy and vitality, and reduction of stress Supervised Lab and anxiety. Come and meet Cindy Gellinger, LMT, CMLDT, the Computer support free to the public. Centers new massage therapist and learn the many benefits 1-2:30p W Ongoing Free of massage. 13250 10-11:30a W 6/22 Ongoing Activities Legal Consultation The ACC has a wide variety of weekly activities that provide A volunteer attorney provides a free 30-minute free a positive and enjoyable social experience. Ongoing consultation. By appointment only. Activities include; 9a-12p Second Friday of each month Weekly Walkers M/W/S 9:15-10:30a Mah Jongg M/T/W 1-4p Meals-On-Wheels Pinochle W 1-3p Home delivered meals are available to qualified individuals. Scrabble Th 1-3p M/W/F. Contact Center for more information. Creative Hands Th 9:30a-12p Knitting Group W 10a-12p AARP Safe Driving Program Quilters F 10a-1p This six- hour refresher driving course is designed to refine Jottings F* 1-2p existing skills and develop safe, defensive driving techniques Duplicate Bridge M 12:30-3:30p and designed for drivers 50 and older. AARP members $15/ Organized Bridge Tu/Th 12-3p All others $20 payable to AARP on first day of program. Contact the ACC for schedules and contact information 13587 1:30-4:30p Tu/Th 5/10 & 5/12 *First Friday of the month 13588 1:30-4:30p Tu/Th 7/12 & 7/14

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Special Accommodations HOW TO REGISTER If you have a disability or need an accommodation, please call Online: 503-675-2549 to register. Most classes are available for online registration at www.loparks.org. There is a processing fee for all online registrations. Liability, Photography & Medical Release Information Phone: Payment of fees and participation in Parks & Recreation Call 503-675-2549. All credit cards accepted online and programs shall constitute participants’ acknowledgement of phone registrations. the nature of the activity and release the City of Lake Oswego from liability for any and all claims for personal injuries. Participants, and/or parents/guardians of registered minors, In Person: authorize employees of the City to seek medical treatment in Register at the Palisades, Tennis Center, Golf Course, or Adult the event of an accident or emergency. Photos take during Community Center programs may be used for promotional purposes. Current Term Registration Location Key Registration for Fall classes begins at 10a April 4 for residents ABDA Academy of Ballet & Dance Arts 311 B Ave., Suite Z and April 11 for all others. ACC Adult Community Center 505 G Avenue AMMA Academy of Modern Martial Arts 333 S. State St. Cancellations CBP Cooks Butte Park 18600 SW Shipley Dr. Classes held at the Palisades follow the Lake Oswego School District closures for legal holidays, inclement weather, or other EWP East Waluga Park 15505 QuarryRd. unforeseen emergencies. Call Parks & Recreation regarding FHP Foothills Park 199 Foothills Dr. cancellations at other class locations. Early registration is GC Public Golf Course 17525 Stafford Rd. encouraged as classes may be canceled five working days GRP George Rogers Park 611 S. State St. prior to the start date due to low enrollment. HLFL Hazelia Field at Luscher Farm 17800 Stafford Rd. Refunds ITC Indoor Tennis Center 2900 Diane Dr. The Parks & Recreation office must be notified at least five LHS Lakeridge High School 1235 Overlook Dr. working days prior to the first class that you wish to cancel LKWD Lakewood Center for the Arts 368 S. State Street a class. A $5 processing fee is charged for each refunded LOHS Lake Oswego High School 2501 Country Club Rd. class. In lieu of a refund, you may request a voucher toward Luscher Farm 125 Rosemont Rd. a future class, and the $5 fee is waived. All vouchers are LUSCH nonrefundable once issued and must be used prior to the end MILL Millennium Plaza Park 200 First St. of the following fiscal year (June 30). PAL Palisades 1500 Greentree Rd. PLAY Play Boutique 464 First St. Residency ROSE Rose’s Glassworks 10105 SW Hall Blvd., PDX The fee for non-residents may be up to 1.5 times the resident RP Roehr Park 350 Oswego Pointe Dr. rate. A resident is: •• An individual who rents or owns property inside the Springs Springs at Carman Oaks 3800 Carman Dr. incorporated city limits of Lake Oswego TC Tryon Cove 14110 Stampher Rd. •• An individual who lives within the LO School District boundaries TPR Tualatin Park & Ride 17900 SW LWR Boones •• EXCEPTION: Sports Leagues will additionally consider Fry Rd. individuals employed within the incorporated city limits of Lake WSC Water Sports Center 350 Oswego Pointe Dr. Oswego or within Lake Oswego School District boundaries as WSTLK Westlake Park 14164 Bunick Dr. residents. WWP West Waluga Park 15775 Waluga Dr. Scholarships Please Contact Dina Balogh at 503-534-5420 for more information.

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