Inside Thornton Summer 2010 Recreation

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faciliTy INfORmATION

Thorto Commuty Ceter2211 Eppger Bvd., Thorto, 80229 | 303-255-7830

admission feesREsIDENT NONREsIDENT

Senior Drop-In $ .50 $ .75

dult Drop-In $ .50 $2.50

outh Drop-In $ .25 $ .75

Discount Punch Card$12.50 (30 visits) $10.00 (5 visits)18 yrs +)

Senior No ID $2.50 $2.50

dult No ID $4.00 $4.00

outh No ID $1.50 $1.50

hornton Teen Center$3/year $5/year

ThornTon CommuniTy CenTer (TCC) Gym sChedule

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Closed 6 a.m. – 8 p.m. 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. 6 a.m. – 8 p.m. 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. 6 a.m. – 8 p.m. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

faCiliTy room renTals

Need space or meetings, parties, classes, etc.? Various rooms in

the Carpenter Recreation Center, Community Building and the

Thornton Senior Center are available or rent during and ater

operational hours.

The Carpenter Recreation Center has a multipurpose room that

includes a small stage and access to a catering kitchen, and it can

accommodate 188 or a sit-down aair. Other acility amenities are

subject to availability ater operational hours (primarily Saturday

and Sunday evenings). All ater-hour rentals must be or a two-hour

minimum. For acility rental inormation, call 303-255-7800.

The Thornton Senior Center multipurpose room can accommodate

up to 150 people, and the classrooms can host 35 people. For more

inormation, call 720-977-5853.

The Community Building is located next to City Pool and can accom-

modate up to 40 people. For more inormation, call 303-255-7830.

hours of operaTion

mon., Wed., fri.: 6 a.m.-8 p.m.ue., Tu.: 8 a.m.-8 p.m.

sat.: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

sun.: Closedholiday hours

eorial Day, onday, ay : Closed

Teen CenTer sprinG hours

th- to 12th-graders welcome (11-18 years)

mon.-fri. 2-8 p.m.sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.sun. Closed

Teen CenTer summer hours

(beGinninG june 1)

th- to 12th-graders welcome (11-18 years)

mon.-fri. 10 a.m.-8 p.m.sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.sun. Closed

(Schedule is subject to change)

REC & TEEN

CENTER

CLOSED

or annualMaintenance

August22-29.

*****

park pavilion informaTionPicnic! Barbecue! Family reunions! You can reserve a pa-vilion or your event. We currently rent six pavilions inthe City. *Community Park, *Woodglen-Brookshire Park,Cherry Park, Cherrywood Park, North Star Park and York-borough Park Pavilions. All others are on a rst-come, rst-served basis. Pavilions can be rented and are permittedrom April 1 to October 1. Fees apply. Beginning February 1,

Thornton residents can begin reserving pavilions or 2010.

* enotes 3.2 percent alcohol can be served ater alcohol permit is completed.


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Carpenter Recreation Center faily PaAnnual Family Passes are available. Cost o the pass is computed as ollows: The most expensive amily memberpays 100 percent o the Individual Annual Pass ee; the second-most expensive amily member pays 50 percent o

he Individual Annual Pass ee. Third and ourth amily members pay 50 percent o the Individual Annual Pass ee ihey are adults, or 25 percent o the Individual Annual Pass ee i 17 years or younger. Additional amily members

pay: Residents: $25 (child age 3-12) or $30 (youth age 13-17) each. Nonresidents: $30 (child) or $35 (youth) each.

Auto DebitFor your convenience, annual passes may be purchased by “auto debit.” You only pay 2/12 o the annual ee andhe remaining 10 payments will be automatically deducted rom your savings or checking account or credit card.

I the deduction is rom a checking account, please provide a voided check. From a savings account, please provideverication o account number, routing number and nancial institution name (must be provided in writing rom

your bank). I the deduction is rom a credit card, the credit card must not expire beore the last monthly install-ment is withdrawn. For more ino, call 303-255-7800

Reduced Rate Aitancehe Recreation Division oers a Reduced Rate Assistance Plan or Thornton residents who qualiy. Qualiying is based on

household size and annual income, according to the Federal Low-Income Standards. Each household will need to qualiy onn annual basis; once approved, all qualiying members will receive a 50 percent discount on recreation programs, recreation

photo IDs and daily admission. For more inormation or to setup an application appointment, please call 720-977-5912

Margaret W. Carpeter Recreato Ceter1151 Coorado Bvd., Thorto, 80233 | 303-255-7800

marGareT W. CarpenTer reCreaTion CenTer (CrC) Gym sChedule

s m T W T f s8:30 a.m.– 8:30 p.m. 5:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. 5:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. 5:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. 5:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. 5:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. 7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

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7–10 p.m.Volleyball

7–10 p.m.Basketball


7–10 p.m.Basketball


OPEN GYm (ALL COURTs) ALL AGEs

ADULT VOLLEYBALL | ADULT BAsKETBALL (AGEs 16 YEARs AND UP)At discretion o sta, nets will be setup at 7 p.m. and taken down at 8:30 p.m. i ewer than our players are present.

admission feesAdmission ees include ull use o the entire acility including racquetball, weight rooms,swimming pools, tness classes, running track, hot tub and saunas, cardiovascular equip-ment and showers/lockers. Some age limitations apply in various areas o the acility. A

recreation center photo ID is required to qualiy or resident or nonresident daily admis-sion. The IDs are valid or two years and cost $5 (resident) or $7 (nonresident).

TOT ChILD YOUTh ADULT sENIOR0-2 3-12 13-17 18-61 62+Year Year Year Year Year

Daily Drop-InResident w/City ID FREE $2.25 $2.75 $4.00 $2.50Nonresident w/City ID FREE $3.00 $3.75 $5.50 $3.25No City ID FREE $4.00 $5.00 $6.50 $4.50

20-Viit Punc CardResident w/City ID N/A $36.00 $44.00 $64.00 $40.00Nonresident w/City ID N/A $48.00 $60.00 $88.00 $52.00

Individual Annual Pa

Resident N/A $169.00 $207.00 $300.00 $188.00Nonresident N/A $225.00 $282.00 $413.00 $244.00

Individual 6-mont PaResident N/A $98.00 $120.00 $175.00 $109.00Nonresident N/A $131.00 $164.00 $241.00 $143.00

For inormation on Resident Rate requirements, how to obtain a RecreationPhoto ID, Reduced Rate Assistance, and auto debit options, visit our Website at www.cityotornton.net or call us at 03-255-7800.

hours of operaTionmonday-friday

:30 a.m.-10 p.m.

saturday

7:30 a.m.-7 p.m.sunday8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.

holiday hours9 healt fair, may 8:Closed until 1 p.m.

Torntonet, may 22:7 a.m.-Noon

meorial Day, may 31:8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Independence Day, July 4:

a.m.- p.m.

The Annual Maintenance shutdown isscheduled or August 28 -Sept. 6. Theacility will reopen Sept. 7 at 5:30 a.m.

proof of residenCy 1. Your current valid Colorado

driver’s license or Coloradoidentication card with acurrent address; or

2. A photo ID and two o the

ollowing ocuments showingcorrect name, current date andcurrent Thornton address.

• Utility bill r P bill• Car rgistrati• Vtr rgistrati card• Statmt frm majr

creditor• Rct Adams Cuty

tax notice• Rtal ctract/mrtgag

statement




500-mile Club

ny combination thereo, during a 12-month period and receive a ree tnesslub T-shirt. Keep a record o distances completed using cards available at the

Conditioning Center desk; cards will be kept on le there.

Walking or jogging 1 mile = 1 mileBicycling 4 miles = 1 mile

Swimming 1 mile* = 4 milesStair stepper 1 mile = 1 mile

ll miles must be accrued within the Recreation Center.72 lengths in the Recreation Center pool is one mile

WalkinG & runninGThe track is located on the third level and is accessible by stairs or elevator.

alkers and slow joggers to the inside, runners to the outside. Children underge 12 must be supervised on the track at all times. One mile equals 12 laps

run on the outside lane. The trail around the perimeter o the MultipurposeFields is also available. One lap on that trail is 0.8 miles.

raCqueTball CourT reservaTions

303-255-7800The Carpenter Recreation Center has three courts available to reserve on a

rst-come, rst-served basis. Two courts are scheduled on the hour and oneourt on the hal hour and normal drop-in, punch card or pass ees apply when you come in to use the court. Reservations are accepted beginning three

ays in advance o the day you wish to use the court (or example, startingMonday at 5:30 a.m. you may reserve courts up to 9 p.m. on Thursday). Only

ne, hour-long reservation will be accepted per call and a maximum o tworeservations in a row (by the same person) are permitted. Racquets andgoggles are available at the ront desk or check out with an ID and balls arevailable or purchase only. I you need to cancel, please call at least two

hours prior to the reservation. We will hold the reservation or 10 minutester the scheduled time or no-shows. Ater that the court will be re-openedor reservation. Wednesday nights and Saturday mornings are typically

reserved or Challenge Courts (all are welcome!) and Thursday nights we ypically reserve two courts or youth and adult group lessons. Please cal l03-255-7800 or more inormation.

birThday parTy paCkaGe – aGes 4-12

Party times are available on Friday evenings and Saturday/Sunday aternoons.

The package is or up to 12 children and includes admittance to the acility. A

$3 ee is charged or each additional child with 15 children maximum. The party

group will spend approximately one hour in the party room with a hostess

beore going into the aquatics area. The hosting parent/guardian must provide

appropriate supervision once the party moves into the pool. To make reserva-

tions or your next hassle-ree party, call AT LEAST two weeks in advance. The

nonreundable ee is due at the time the party is scheduled.

fee: $80 - Residents $96 - Nonresidents

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Cild Care hour:Monday: 8:45 a.m.-1 p.m., 4-8 p.m.Tuesday: 8:45 a.m.-1 p.m., 4-8 p.m.Wednesday: 8:45 a.m.-1 p.m., 4-8 p.m.Thursday: 8:45 a.m.-1 p.m., 4-8 p.m.Friday: 8:45 a.m.-1 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m.-Noon

(Schedule is subject to change)



cONDiTiONiNg CENTER

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CondiTioninG CenTer

The Margaret W. Carpenter Recreation Center oers a complete Conditioning Center with

a variety o weight and itness machines. The weight and itness equipment is provided

or anyone 16 years and older. Those between 13 and 15 years o age must complete a

youth orientation. The Conditioning Center is open during all general operating hours o

the acility and is divided into three separate areas: Free weights, circuit machines, and

cardiovascular equipment.

CondiTioninG area orienTaTion sChedule

Need help learning our equipment? A tness orientation might be the right tool or you. One o

our experienced sta members will show you how to properly and saely use our tness equip-

ment. For a list o available time slots, please call the ront desk at 303-255-7800.

equipmenT CheCk ouT

The Recreation Center has a variety o equipment available or acility guests to check out

rom the ront desk. Some o the equipment available includes:

➠ Basketballs➠Volleyballs ➠ Racquetball goggles➠ Racquets➠Weight belts

A complete list o all check out equipment and the replacement ees or each isavailable at the ront desk.

Note: Bring your FM radio headset to tune in to the TV station o your choice

while working out in the Cardio Room!

WeiGhT TraininG assisTanCe

For the price o admission, trained sta will provide basic weight training assistance to anyone

13 yars ad ldr (13- t 15-yar-lds MUST av valid Wigt Rm ID card). Tis assistac

is provided any time a tness attendant is on duty. Call or visit our Web site or hours.

body faT analysis

This analysis accurately measures lean body mass by use o the Lange Skinold Caliper and

the Microt Fitness Assessment System. This can provide personal recommendations or each

individual. For more ino, call Vince Aragon at 720-977-5918. Fee: $10R/$12NR

personal Trainer fiTness proGram

Your exercise program should be as unique as you. Schedule a one-on-one session with a

certied personal trainer who will develop an individualized exercise program based on

your current tness level, needs and goals. Call Vince Aragon at 720-977-5918 to make an

appointment. Location: Carpenter Recreation Center

INDIVIDUAL COUPLE1-hour session, Resident $36 $461-hour session, Nonresident $42 $544 sessions, Resident $122 $1504 sessions, Nonresident $144 $178

meeT The Trainers

Pal Rccar is an ACE-certied

group tness instructor and an

ACE-certied personal trainer.

Paul is also a SilverSneakers® t-

ness program instructor and is a

Weight Watchers leader and am-

bassador. Specialization: Weight

management, senior tness, and

cardio-respiratory tness.

Ki street is an Aerobics and

Fitness Association o America

(AFAA)-certied trainer ocus-

ing on personal training, group

tness, as well as Body Pump

certied and indoor cycling. Kim

has been instructing at health

acilities or 26 years. Specializa-

tion: Nutrition counseling, youth

tness, body sculpting, and

aerobic training.

Diana Wile is an ACE-certied

trainer, a Nautilus Equipment

Trainer, and a Nautilus aerobics

instructor with more than 25

years o experience in the tness

industry. She is a swim coach or

the City o Thornton as well as a

USA Triatl Lvl 1 cac. Sp-

cialization: Sport-specic strength

and conditioning, nutrition, and

overall health and tness.


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fiTNeSS claSS DEsCRIPTIONs

TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

6:15-7:15 a.m. morning YogaHeather Kiser

Body Pup®(5:45-6:45 a.m.)Kathy Cordova

Baic Cycle(5:40-6:40 a.m.)Kathy Cordova

morning YogaHeather Kiser

Body Pup®(5:45-6:45 a.m.)Kim Street

Baic Cycle(5:40-6:40 a.m.)Kathy Cordova

morning YogaHeather Kiser

8-9 a.m. silversneaker®Cardio Circuit

Jo Shaklee

Baic Cycle

Kim Street

Callenge CycleKim Street

silversneaker®Yogastretc

Jinger Stuckey

silversneaker®Cardio CircuitSta

Callenge Cycle

(8-9 a.m.)Sherry Roberts

Callenge CycleKim Street

silversneaker®Yogastretc

Jinger Stuckey

Low IpactCardioKim Street

Interval Cycle

(8-9 a.m.)Lenore Callahan

Callenge Cycle(7:45-8:45 a.m.)Kim Street

Body Pup®(7:45-8:45 a.m.)Kathy Cordova

9-10:15 a.m.

★

Power CoboKim Street

Body Pup®(9-10 a.m.)Suzi Shankweiler

Kick Your...Boot CapMariane Harsch

Power PackDanielle Shaw

Body Pup®(9-10 a.m.)Kim Street

Power Cobo(9-10 a.m.)Kim Street

10:30-11:30 a.m.

★

silversneaker®msROmKaren Boyles

silversneaker®Cardio CircuitSuzi Shankweiler

silversneaker®msROmKaren Boyles

silversneaker®Cardio CircuitSuzi Shankweiler

silversneaker®msROmPaul Riccardi

Baic Yoga(10-11 a.m.)Heather Kiser

12-1 p.m.

★ Body Pup®Mariane Harsch

PilateHannah Aldape Body Pup®

Kim Street

PilateSuzi Shankweiler

Body Pup®Suzi Shankweiler

4:30-5:30 p.m.★ Body Pup®

Kathy CordovaBody Pup®Belia Straushein

5:30-6:30 p.m.

★

Callenge CycleKathy Cordova

step IntervalBelia Straushein

Kick Your ... BootCap(5:45-6:45 p.m.)Kristen Zarlengo

Callenge CycleKathy Cordova

step IntervalBelia Straushein

Kick Your ... BootCap(5:45-6:45 p.m.)Annabelle Corkill

6:30-7:30 p.m.

★ Body Pup®Belia Straushein

Baic Cycle(6-7 p.m.)Sherry Roberts

Total Body ToningVictoria Bernhard

Baic Cycle(6-7 p.m.)Terry Schamp

7-8 p.m. Baic YogaIda Sandoval

Interediate YogaIda Sandoval

7:40-8:40 p.m. Pilate®

Tricia Donahue

Pilate®

Hannah AldapeVictoria Bernhard

Classes are subject tocancellation withoutnotication.★Symbol indicates child careis available. The child careschedule is on page 26.

low impact cardio A nice rst aerobic class that will challenge youbut at a low impact level. Class will work on balance and resistance trainingThis is or all levels and abilities.

Step interval This class uses bench stepping with either weight training omoderate/high-intensity aerobics. This “best o both worlds” class is guaranteed tcross-train your body and take your aerobic capacity to maximum levels.

total Body toning A ull-hour cross-training, strictly muscle-toningclass that uses weights and tubes, with no cardio impact.

SilverSneakerS® cardio circuit Combine un with tness to increase yourcardiovascular and muscular endurance powerwit a stadig circuit wrkut. Uppr bdy strgt wrk wit adldweights, elastic tubing with handles and a ball is alternated with nonimpactchoreography. A chair is oered or support, stretching and relaxation exercises

SilverSneakerS® muScular Strength & range ofmovement (mSrom) Have un and move to the music through a variety oexercises designed to increase muscular strength, range o movement and activityor daily living skills. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a ball areoered or resistance; and a chair is used or seated and/or standing support.

SilverSneakerS® yogaStretch YogaStretch will move yourwhole body through a complete series o seated and standing yoga poses.Chair support is oered to saely perorm a variety o postures to increasefexibility, balance and range o movement.

intermediate yoga For the continuing yoga student who has anunderstanding o basic young postures. Intermediate poses require greaterstrength, fexibility, and balance. Be ready to add arm balances and inversioto your practice as well as increase the diculty o your standing poses.

BaSic cycle Araid to try a spinning class? This is just or you. Learnthe basics o spin through a low-impact/high-intensity workout. This classis or beginner and intermediate riders.

BaSic yoga Express the art o yoga through body and mind, whilereducing everyday stress.

morning yoga Through body, mind and soul join us early as we open,expand and prepare our mind or the day.

leS millS Body pump This 60-minute strength endurance workoutchallenges all your major muscle groups by using the best weight-room

exercises. Great music and your choice o weight inspires you to get theresults you came or—and ast!

challenge cycle Challenge yoursel with this very intensealternative spinning class workout targeted to very conditioned riders.

interval cycle This intermediate spinning class takes you on ando the bike utilizing the track and handheld weights in an intervalormat. Class is recommended or intermediate and advanced riders.

kick your...Boot camp Looking or something new to challenge your body? This class warms up with basic , high-intensity moves, thenmoves to the foor or intense BOOT CAMP-style cardio.

pilateS® Pilates® will strengthen and tone muscles, improve posture,fexibility and balance.

power comBo This class will challenge you with a variety ohigh-low, step, sports conditioning, jump rope, and power moves.

power pack Class ocus is weights, strength training, and athleticmovements all using the resistance tools. All tness levels welcome.



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Honduras - Dec orate m ini c rossesOn Dia de la Cruz (Day of the Cross), May 3, people of Honduras and other Latin American countrie

decorate a c ross outside their homes or in pub lic p lac es to m ark the start of the rainy season.

Egypt - Crea te a Pharaoh ma skPharaohs were the political a nd religious leaders of the Egyptian peop le. Lea rn more about some o

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Russia - Crea te Fab ergé Egg sIn Russia, the Easter celebration is very important to the Orthodox faith. Elaborately decorated eggsare exchanged as a symb ol of renewed life and hope.

Laos - Ceramics

In Laos fragments of glazed and unglazed ceramic piec es have been unearthed and da ted a s earas the 15th century. Some villag es in Laos still c ontinue the a rt of c eramic produc tion.

Cultural CraftingAll ac tivities at the Senior Center, 9471 Dorothy Blvd., 10 a.m.-noon.

In preparation for Diversity Month this fall, we a re hold ing volunteer c rafting sessions.

Volunteers are welcome to take home projec t sam ple

July 20, 27 and August 3, 10



SWim CLAssEs

parenT/ToT - (6 monThs-3 years)

This class was designed with an emphasison saety skills, water adjustment and un.

At least one parent must accompany eachchild in the water.

314001D Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.314001E Sa 6 10:30-11 a.m.314001G Su 9 5:30-6 p.m.314001H Tu/Th 7,8 6:15-6:45 p.m.314002G Mo/We A, B 5:30-6 p.m.

level i - WaTer exploraTionThis class will orient kids to water and teachthem basic swimming skills.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 3-5 year314111A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9-9:30 a..m.314111B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:15 a.m.314111C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11 a.m.314111E Sa 6 11:15 -11:45 a.m.314111F Tu/Th 7,8 4:45-5:15 p.m.314111G Tu/Th 7,8 5:30-6 p.m.314111G Su 9 5:30-6 p.m.314111H Tu/Th 7,8 6:15-6:45 p.m.314111H Su 9 6:15-6:45 p.m.314112F Mo/We A, B 4:45-5:15 p.m.314112H Mo/We A,B 6:15-6:45 p.m.Age 6+ year314121B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:25 a.m.314121D Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:55 a.m.314121E Sa 6 9:45-10:15 a.m.314121F Tu/Th 7,8 4:45-5:25 p.m.314121G Tu/Th 7,8 5:30-6:10 p.m.

314121I Su 9 7-7:40 p.m.314122G Mo/We A,B 5:30-6:10 p.m.

level ii - primary skillsMust have passed or show competency inLevel I skills. Skills taught include underwa-ter swimming, ront/back glides, deep waterskills, breathing, combined stroke, nning onback, and saety.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 3-5 year314211A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9-9:30 a.m.314211C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11 a.m.314211D Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.314211E Sa 6 11:15-11:45 a.m.

314211F Tu/Th 7,8 4:45-5:15 p.m.314211G Tu/Th 7,8 5:30-6 p.m.314211H Su 9 6:15-6:45 p.m.314211I Su 9 7-7:30 p.m.314212F Mo/We A,B 4:45-5:15 p.m.314212G Mo/We A,B 5:30-6 p.m.Age 6+ year314221A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9-9:40 a.m.314221C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.314221E Sa 6 10:30-11:10 a.m.314221H Tu/Th 7,8 6:15-6:55 p.m.314221H Su 9 6:15-6:55 p.m.314222F Mo/We A,B 4:45-5:25 p.m.314222H Mo/We A,B 6:15-6:55 p.m.

CarpenTer reCreaTion CenTer sWim lessons

reGisTraTion (indoor pool) Please see page 72 or registration options)

RESiDENT: $25 NONRESiDENT: $30

When registering or any lessons please add session letter/number to the activity

number to indicate the session you are registering or. Parents are responsible orsigning up their child(ren) in the appropriate level each session. Your child will not

automatically be put into the next level i he/she passes.

SESSi N RE iSTRaTi N bEgiNS

, 2, 6, 7, 9 & A Monday, May 24, 7 p.m.

, 4, 5, 8 & B Monday, June 28, 7 p.m.

CrC summer session daTes

Ma-Fra Mr Lesss

seion 1: June 7-18

seion 2: June 21-July 2

seion 3: July 5-16

seion 4: July 19-30

seion 5: August 2-13

RC Satra Lesss

seion 6: June 5-August 14

(no lessons July 3)

Swim leSSonS

CRC Ma & Weesa Eve

seion A: June 7-July 7

seion B: July 12-August 11

CRC Tesa & Thrsa Eve

seion 7: June 8-July 8

seion 8: July 13-August 12

CRC Sa Eve

seion 9: June 6-August 15

(no lessons July 4)

1. All swimmers must shower beore enteringthe pool area.

2. Children 5 years and younger must be ac-companied into the water by a paying parentor an adult 18 years or over. Children 6-8

years must be accompanied by someone12 years or older.

3. Diving is allowed in designated areas only.No diving is allowed in water less than veeet deep.

4. No running, dunking or excessive horseplay.NO spins, fips or going backwards rom theside o the pool.

5. No glass is allowed in the pool area (includ-

ing locker rooms steam room and sauna).. No smoking, alcoholic beverages/beverages,

ood, gum, or candy allowed in the pool areaor locker rooms.

7. Instructions o the lieguards must beobeyed.

8. For the saety o yoursel and other pleasedo NOT swim i you have a cold, diarrhea,excessive sunburn or unhealed abrasions.

. No hanging or sitting on lie lines and lanelines in the pool.

10. Toys, squirt guns, balls o any kind must beapproved by a manager on duty.

11. All swimmers must wear appropriate swim at-tire. Plastic pants or swim diapers are requiredor all toddlers and must be checked andchanged oten. Inappropriate swim wear suchas thong bathing suits will not be permitted.

12. No underwater breath holding is allowed atany time.

13. Children 5 years and younger are NOTallowed in the hot tub.

14. Adult Lap is or individuals 18 and older.However, exceptions may be made orserious younger swimmers on an individualbasis and as space is available. Please call theAquatic Specialist at 720-977-5919.

15. Children using the slide must be able toswim the width o the pool. Adults may notuse the slide with their children or catch chil-dren at the bottom o the slide.

16. Only those people 18 years and older arepermitted to use the steam room and sauna,except on Tuesday and Thursday nights rom8:30-9:50 p.m. children ages 12-17 will bepermitted in the steam room and sauna onlyi accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.The sauna and steam room will close 10minutes prior to the closure o the building.

aquaTiC rules for your safeTy

Parent muST waTChteir cildren at all tie.



level iii - sTroke readinessMust have passed or show competency inLevel II skills. Skills taught include com-ponents o ront/back crawl, elementarybackstroke, dive rom poolside, bobbing,basic rules o sae diving.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 3-5 year314311A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9-9:30 a.m.314311B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:15 a.m.314311D Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.314311E Sa 6 10:30-11 a.m.314311G Su 9 5:30-6 p.m.314311H Tu/Th 7,8 6:15-6:45 p.m.314312G Mo/We A,B 5:30-6 p.m.314312H Mo/We A,B 6:15-6:45 p.m.Age 6+ year314321A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9-9:40 a.m.314321B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:25 a.m.314321D Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:55 a.m.314321E Sa 6 9:45-10:25 a.m.314321F Tu/Th 7,8 4:45-5:25 p.m.314321G Tu/Th 7,8 5:30-6:10 p.m.314321I Su 9 7-7:40 p.m.314321F Mo/We A,B 4:45-5:25 p.m.314322G Mo/We A,B 5:30-6:10 p.m.

level iv - sTroke developmenTMust have passed or show competency in

Level III skills. Skills taught include endur-ance in elementary backstroke, ront/backcrawl, rotary breathing, as well as introduc-tion to breaststroke, sidestroke and turns.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 6+ year314421C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.314421D Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:55 a.m.314421E Sa 6 10:30-11:10 a.m.314421G Su 9 5:30-6:10 p.m.314421H Tu/Th 7,8 6:15-6:55 pm.314422F Mo/We A,B 4:45-5:25 p.m.314422H Mo/We A,B 6:15-6:55 p.m.

level v - sTroke refinemenT

Must have passed or show competency inLevel IV skills. Skills taught include endur-ance in elementary backstroke, ront/backcrawl, sidestroke, and breaststroke. Alsocovered are breathing, diving, stride jumpentry and butterfy kick.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 6+ year314521A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9-9:40 a.m.314521B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:25 a.m.314521E Sa 6 9:45-10:25 a.m.314521G Tu/Th 7,8 5:30-6:10 p.m.314521H Su 9 6:15-6:55 p.m.314522G Mo/We A,B 5:30-6:10 p.m.

level vi - sTroke profiCienCy Must have passed or show competency inLevel V skills. Skills taught include approachand hurdle rom the one-meter diving board,

jump tuck rom diving board, ront crawl 100 yards, back crawl 100 yards, breaststroke 25 yards, sidestroke 25 yards, butterfy 10 yards,approach stroke 25 yards, breaststroke andsidestroke turn, fip turn or ront crawl, pikeand tuck surace dives, and saety.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 6+ year314621B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:25 a.m.314621E Sa 6 11:15-11:55 a.m.314621F Tu/Th 7,8 4:45-5:25 p.m.314621I Su 9 7-7:40 p.m.314622F Mo/We A,B 4:45-5:25 p.m.

level vii - advanCed skillsMust have passed or show competencyin Level VI skills. Skills taught include divein pike and tuck positions, swim continu-ously or 500 yards, ront crawl 200 yards,

underwater swimming 15 yards, back crawl100 yards, breaststroke 50 yards, sidestroke50 yards, butterfy 25 yards, backstroke fipturn, retrieve diving brick rom 10 eet owater, saety, and encouragement o lie-time tness habits.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 6+ year314721C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.314721E Sa 6 9:45-10:25 a.m.314721G Tu/Th 7,8 5:30-6:10 p.m.314722H Mo/We A,B 6:15-6:55 p.m.

adulT learn-To-sWim proGram(See page 72 or registration options)

Swimming lessons specically geared oradults who never had the opportunity tolearn to swim. Water exploration, skill de-velopment and one-on-one attention pro-vide an excellent and discreet environmentin which adults may learn to swim. Classpace is dictated by the level o the class.

Fees: $25R/$30NR

Activity #: 314840A1Mo/We 6:15-6:55 p.m.Dates: June 7-July 7Registration: May 24, 7 p.m.

Activity #: 314841A1

Mo/We 8:35-9:15 p.m.Dates: June 7-July 7Registration: May 24, 7 p.m.

Activity #: 314840A2Mo/We 6:15-6:55 p.m.Dates: July 12-August 11Registration: June 28, 7 p.m.

Activitiy#314841 A2Mo/We 8:35-9:15 p.m.Dates: July12-August11Registration: June 28, 7 p.m.

PLEAsE do not swim when youhave diarrhea. This isespecially importantor kids in diapers.

PLEAsE do not swallow thepool water.

PLEAsE practice good hygiene.Shower beore swimmingand wash your handsater using the toilet orchanging diapers.

PLEAsE take your kids onbathroom breaks orcheck diapers oten.

PLEAsE change diapers in abathroom & not poolside.

PLEAsE wash your child(especially the rear end)thoroughly with soap &water beore swimming.

For more inormation, go to: www.ealtywiing.org.

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privaTe sWim lessonsPrivate swim lessons are available at theRecreation Center and are designed toaddress the specic needs o the swim-mer. Sessions are 30 minutes, one-on-one with the instructor, and class daysand times are arranged between the stu-

dent and the instructor. Participants oall ages and ability levels are welcome.Call the Carpenter Recreation Center at303-255-7800 or inormation.

fee:$20R/$23NR per 30-minute session$54R/$65NR or three 30-minute sessions



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8:00 p.m. Pool closes at8 p.m.

8:30 p.m. Pool closes at 8:30 p.m. on weeknights

The Carpenter Recreation Center Leisure Aquatics Complex provides swimmers o all ages with adequate acilities or both leisure and tness swimmingpursuits. The two pools located in the area combine a 6-lane, 25-yard lap pool with several aquatic amenities that are sure to be un or the whole amily.

● adult lap: 5:30-8:25 a.m., 12-1 p.m.:Individuals 18 and older. *Six lap lanes available.

*Please note: Masters Swim Team will utilize our or ve lap lanesduring their Monday and Wednesday morning practices. Theremaining lanes will be available or adult lap.

*Those under the age o 18 may apply or approval to swim duringadult lap time by calling the Aquatic Specialist at 720-977-5919.

■ modified open:Wave unction not in operation, two lap lanes available, slideavailable upon request. May include Aqua Fitness.

▲ leSSonS:No open swim. Pool closed to individuals not in lessons.

◆ adult lap/leSSonS:No open swim, one lap lane available. Two lap lanesavailable Sunday evening.

open Swim:All leisure unctions in operation, no lap lanes available.



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aqua fiTnessModerate- to high-intensity low-impact water exercise orall levels o tness. Water shoes recommended.

Monday-Friday 7:25-8:25 a.m.Saturday 8:45-9:45 a.m.Tuesday & Thursday :20-6:20 p.m.

aqua Tone and sTreTChA workout involving ull range o motion movements withminimal impact

Monday & Wednesday :30-6:30 p.m.

deep WaTer aqua fiTnessA workout conducted in the deep water with minimal impact.

Saturday 7:45-8:45 a.m.Monday & Wednesday :30-5:30 p.m.

silver splashSilver Splash is a total body aqua conditioning class in a pool.The class ocuses on increasing agility, range o movementand cardiovascular conditioning. Resistance choreography isdone with a specially designed SilverSneakers kickboard.No swimming ability is required.

Monday & Wednesday : - : a.m.

masTers sWimminG proGramThe City o Thornton is proud to bring you a top-notch Masters Swimmingand Fitness program. This swim tness program is or individuals age 19and older who enjoy swimming in a structured program. The program ben-ets those who swim or un and tness, and those who swim or competi-tion. The only prerequisite is the ability to lap swim or 20-30 minutes.

Join coaches Gary Reese, Kevin Juliano and Jody Lee, or a program that willimprove your physical tness and rene your competitive swimming technique. The price o admission to the acility is the only ee or participation,the same as all other tness classes sponsored by the Recreation Center.However, those wishing to compete in Colorado Masters Swimming Asso-

ciation meets must pay all costs in doing so, including annual dues.

BEginning JunE 7Monday & Wednesday :30-7 a.m. CRCTuesday (June 7-Aug 17) -7:30 p.m. Park VillageThursday 8:30-9:45 p.m. CRC

No Masters Practice will be held during our building shut down August 28-September 6.



OuTDOOR sWImmING POOLs

ouTdoor pool passesPool passes may be purchased at Park Village or City Pool and may be usedduring open swim and adult lap hours at the outdoor pool where you pur-

chased the pass only. Pool passes may not be used or admittance into thepool at Carpenter Recreation Center. All individuals who purchase a pool passmust obtain a photo ID within seven days o purchase.

free residenT sWim day aT park villaGe & CiTy poolResidents o Thornton are admitted to open swim at no charge. Nonresidentsmust pay nonresident admission ees.

hour: 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Adult Lap12-5 p.m. Open Swim

Independence Day: July 4Games, activities & prizes or the entire amily.

ouTdooR PooL LESSon REgiSTRATion(SEE PAGE 72 FOR REGISTRATION OPTIONS)

he rst evening o every registration or Park Village Pool and City Poolswim lessons will take place at the Carpenter Recreation Center Registra-

ion Desk and at the Community Center. Later registrations will be takenat each pool site during operational hours.

1, 2, 6 May 25 7 p.m.

3, 4, 5 June 29 7 p.m.

ll swimming lessons will be provided despite inclement weather. Nomake up lessons will be provided unless lessons are canceled by the Citydue to potentially hazardous conditions.

PaRK ViLLagE POOL

303-538-7352Park Village Pool will open Saturday,

June 5 and will close or the seasonSunday, August 22.

CiTY POOL

303-538-7319City Pool will open Saturday,

June 5 and will close or theseason Sunday, August 22.

summer ouTdoor publiCsWim hours

monday dult lap: 12-1 p.m.Open swim: 1-6 p.m.

Tueday qua Fitness 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.Park Village Pool Only)

dult lap: 12-1 p.m.Open swim: 1-6 p.m.

Master Swim Team: 6-7:30 p.m.Park Village Pool Only)

Wedneday dult lap: 12-1 p.m.Open swim: 1-7:30 p.m.

Turday qua-Fitness 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.Park Village Pool Only)

dult lap: 12-1 p.m.

Open swim: 1-6 p.m.riday dult lap: 12-1 p.m.

Open swim: 1-6 p.m.

saturday dult lap: 11 a.m.-12 p.m.Open swim: 12-5 p.m.

(No adult lap at Park Village on June 19 & July 17)

sunday dult lap: 11 a.m.-12 p.m.Open swim: 12-5 p.m.

pool renTalPrivate ater-hours rentals are available limiteddays and hours or Thornton residents only. Call720-977-5917 or more inormation. A depositwill be required or all rentals. Final payment willbe due prior to scheduled rental.

gROuP SiZE PaRK ViLLagE CiTY POOL

0-30 people $70/hour $100/hour








OuTDOOR sWImmING POOLs

TRYOUTsnew participants 9 years and under) at CRC

uesday April 27 6:30-7:30 p.m.hursday April 29 6:30-7:30 p.m.

PARENT mEETINGFriday June 4 6:30-7:30 p.m.Park Village Pool

PRACTICE sChEDULE(June 7-July 30)Black Team 6:30-7:15 a.m. Mo-Th

hite Team 7:15-8 a.m. Mo-ThGreen Team 8-8:45 a.m. Mo-Th“Get Better friday”

ll Teams 8-8:45 a.m. Fr

mEET sChEDULE

June 19 Thornton June 26 Aurora Public Schools July 17 Thornton July 31 Parkview

BANqUETSaturday July 31 :30-8:30 p.m. CRC

REGIsTRATIONednesday May 5 at 7 a.m. or residents

hursday May 6 at 7 a.m. or nonresidents

Activity # 343951Aune 7-July 31

Mo-Fr 6:30-8:45 a.m. 3 groups)$68R/$82NR

Cara sWim Teamhis recreational swim team, sponsored byhe Colorado Parks and Recreation Associa-ion, is an excellent opportunity to intro-

duce ages 6-18 to the un and excitemento competitive swimming. Our coaches willwork to create a nurturing environmenthat ocuses on good sportsmanship. Someime will be given to competitive strokeechniques, however, due to the nature o a

swim team environment, individual atten-ion will be limited.

Participants need not have any competi-iv xpric, BUT must b abl t swim

25 yards/ull length o the pool withoutstopping crawl stroke (reestyle). This

year all swimmers 9 years and under willneed to attend a team tryout in order toparticipate on the team. Tryouts will beheld Tuesday, April 27 rom 6:30 to 7:30p.m. and Thursday April 29 rom 6:30 to

7:30 p.m. Prior to registration May 5, thepractice times will be Monday-Thursday,

:30-8:45 a.m. “Get Better Fridays” will beheld every Friday rom 8 to 8:45 a.m. Indi-vidual placement within this time ramewill take place ater registration. Moredetails will be given during the parentmeeting held on Friday, June 4 at 6:30 p.m.In addition, we will have swimsuit andother accessories ttings and sales. Feesinclude T-shirt and award ribbons.

park villaGe pool admission raTesTot Cild out Adult senior0-2 3-12 13-17 8-54 5+

DAILY DROP-IN

Resident with Free $1.75 $2.00 $2.50 $2.00Recreation ID Card

Nonresident ree $2.25 $2.50 $3.00 $2.50

INDIVIDUAL sEAsON PAss

Resident A $40 $60 $70 $50

All season pass oers are or Thornton residents only and are only valid at the pool where they were originally purchased. Nonresident season passes are not available

fAmILY sEAsON PAss

Resident $130

Family dened as up to our members living at the same address. Each additionalamily member pays $20. Nonresident pass is not available. Season passes will only be

sold to Thornton residents.

REDUCED RATE ssIsTANT PROGRAm (RRAP)

his is a discount program based on annual income and is available to Thornton resi-dent amilies who qualiy. Those amilies that qualiy will be able to buy their photoID at a discount and then pay a reduced daily rate each time they visit this acility. Thereduced-rate program only applies to daily rates.

In order to qualiy or resident rates, all individuals 6 years and older will be requiredo have a current resident recreation ID card. For more inormation about ID cards andor residency requirements, see page 72.

CiTy pool admission raTesTot Cild out Adult senior0-2 3-12 13-17 8-54 5+

DAILY DROP-INResident with Free $2.25 $2.75 $3.50 $2.25Recreation ID Card

Nonresident Free $3.00 $3.75 $4.75 $3.25

INDIVIDUAL sEAsON PAss

Resident A $50 $70 $90 $60

All season pass oers are or Thornton residents only and are only valid at the pool where they were originally purchased. Nonresident season passes are not available

fAmILY sEAsON PAss

Resident $165

Family dened as up to our members living at the same address. Each additionalamily member pays $25. Nonresident pass is not available. Season passes will only be

sold to Thornton residents.

REDUCED RATE ssIsTANT PROGRAm (RRAP)

his is a discount program based on annual income and is available to Thornton resi-dent amilies who qualiy. Those amilies that qualiy will be able to buy their photoID at a discount and then pay a reduced daily rate each time they visit this acility. Thereduced-rate program only applies to daily rates.

In order to qualiy or resident rates, all individuals 6 years and older will be requiredo have a current resident recreation ID card. For more inormation about ID cards andor residency requirements, see page 72..



SWim CLAssEs

park villaGe sWim

lesson Class sChedule

WIm LEssONs

Resident: $25 Nonresident: $30

hen registering or any lessonslisted below, please add session

letter and number to the activitynumber to indicate the session youare registering or. Please see page72 or registration options.

PARK VILLAGE POOLs ssONs

135th Ave. & Colorado Blvd.303-538-7352

monday-fridaySession 1 une -Session 2 June 21-July 2Session 3 July 5-16Session 4 July 19-30Session 5 August 2-13

saturdaySession 6 June 5-August 21

9-class session, $22.50R/$27NRNo class on June 19, July 3, July 17)

swi Leon RegitrationSessions 1,2,6 ay p.m.Sessions 3,4,5 June 29 7 p.m.

parenT/ToT - (6 monThs - 3 years)

his class was designed with an emphasis onsaety skills, water adjustment and un. Atleast one parent must accompany each childin the water.

Activity# Day seion ie343001C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.343001D Sa 6 :45-10:15 a.m.

level i - WaTer exploraTionhis class will orient kids to water and teachhem basic swimming skills.

Activity# Day seion ieAge 3-5 year343111A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:15 a.m.343111B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11 a.m.343111C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.343111D Sa 6 10:30-11 a.m.Age 6+ year343121B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.343121D Sa 6 -9:40 a.m.

level ii - primary skills

Must have passed or show competency in Level Iskills. Skills taught include underwater swim-ming, ront/back glides, deep water skills, breath-ing, combined stroke, ning on back, and saety.

Activity# Day seion ieAge 3-5 year343211B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11 a.m.343211C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.343211D Sa 6 10:30-11 a.m.Age 6+ year343221A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 :45-10:25 a.m.343221D Sa 6 :45-10:25 a.m.

level iii - sTroke readinessMust have passed or show competency in Level skills. Skills taught include components o ront/back crawl, elementary backstroke, dive rompoolside, bobbing, basic rules o sae diving.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 3-5 year343311C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.

343311D Sa 6 9:45-10:15 a.m.Age 6+ year343321A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:25 a.m.343321B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.343321C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:55 a.m.343321D Sa 6 9-9:40 a.m.

level iv - sTroke developmenTMust have passed or show competency in LeveIII skills. Skills taught include endurance inelementary backstroke, ront/back crawl, rotarybreathing, as well as introduction to breast-stroke, sidestroke and turns.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 6+ year

343421B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.343421C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:55 a.m.343421D Sa 6 9:45-10:25 a.m.

level v - sTroke refinemenTMust have passed or show competency in LevelIV skills. Skills taught include endurance in ele-mentary backstroke, ront/back crawl, sidestrokeand breaststroke. Also covered are breathing,diving, stride jump entry and butterfy kick.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 6+ year343521A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:25 a.m.343521D Sa 6 9-9:40 a.m.

level vi - sTroke profiCienCy Must have passed or show competency in LevelV skills. Skills taught include approach and hurdlerom the one-meter diving board, jump tuck romdiving board, ront crawl 100 yards, back crawl100 yards, breaststroke 25 yards, sidestroke 25

yards, butterfy 10 yards, approach stroke 25 yards,breaststroke and sidestroke turn, fip turn or rontcrawl, pike and tuck surace dives, and saety.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 6+ year343621A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 9:45-10:25 a.m.343621D Sa 6 10:30-11:10 a.m.

level vii - advanCed skillsMust have passed or show competency inLevel VI skills. Skills taught include dive in pikeand tuck positions, swim continuously or 500

yards, ront crawl 200 yards, underwater swim-ming 15 yards, back crawl 100 yards, breast-stroke 50 yards, sidestroke 50 yards, butterfy25 yards, backstroke fip turn, retrieve divingbrick rom 10 eet o water, saety, and encour-agement o lietime tness habits.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 6+ year343721B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.343721D Sa 6 9-9:40 a.m.

1. Everyone wishing to enter the acilitymust pay admission ees.

2. All swimmers must shower beore enter-ing the pool area.

3. Children 5 years and younger must beaccompanied into the water by a payingparent or an adult 18 years or over. Chil-dren 6-8 years must be accompanied bysomeone 12 years or older.

4. Diving is allowed in designated areas only.No diving is allowed in water less thanve eet deep.

5. No running, dunking or excessive horse-play. NO spins, fips or going backwardsrom the side o the pool.

. No glass is allowed in the pool area(including locker rooms steam room andsauna).

7. No smoking, alcoholic beverages/bever-ages, ood, gum, or candy allowed in thepool area or locker rooms.

8. Instructions o the lieguards mustbe obeyed.

9. For the saety o yoursel and other pleaseo NOT swim i you have a cold, diarrhea,xcessive sunburn or unhealed abrasions.

10. No hanging or sitting on lie lines andlane lines in the pool.

11. oys, squirt guns, balls o any kind must bepproved by a manager on duty.

12. ll swimmers must wear appropriatewim attire. Plastic pants or Swim Diapersre required or all toddlers and must behecked and changed oten. Inappropriatewim wear such a thong bathing suits will

not be permitted.

13. No underwater breath holding isllowed at any time.

14. hildren using the slide must be able towim the width o the pool. Adults may

not use the slide with their children oratch children at the bottom o the slide.

OuTDOOR PooL RuLeSNO REfUNDs WILL BE GIVEN REGARDLEss Of WEAThER CONDITIONs OR TImE Of ARRIVAL.PLEASE CONSIDER THE WEATHER BEFORE CHOOSING TO SWIM AND PAYING ADMISSION.

PaRENTS PLEaSE waTCh YOuR ChiLDREN aT aLL TimES!



SWim CLAssEs

parenT/ToT - (6 monThs-3 years)

This class was designed with an emphasison saety skills, water adjustment and un.At least one parent must accompany eachchild in the water.

Activity# Day seion Tie353001C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.353001D Sa 6 :45-10:15 a.m.

level i - WaTer exploraTionThis class will orient kids to water and teachthem basic swimming skills.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 3-5 year353111A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 :45-10:15 a.m.353111B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11 a.m.353111C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.353111D Sa 6 10:30-11 a.m.

Ages 6+ years

353121B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.353121D Sa 6 -9:40 a.m.

level ii - primary skills

Must have passed or show competency inLevel I skills. Skills taught include underwa-ter swimming, ront/back glides, deep waterskills, breathing, combined stroke, ning onback, and saety.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 3-5 year353211B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11 a.m.353211C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.353211D Sa 6 10:30-11 a.m.Age 6+ year353221A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 :45-10:25 a.m.353221D Sa 6 :45-10:25 a.m.

level iii - sTroke readiness

Must have passed or show competency inLevel II skills. Skills taught include com-ponents o ront/back crawl, elementarybackstroke, dive rom poolside, bobbing,basic rules o sae diving.

Activity# Day seion TieAge 3-5 year353311C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:45 a.m.353311D Sa 6 :45-10:15 a.m.Age 6+ year353321A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 :45-10:25 a.m.353321B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.353321C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:55 a.m.353321D Sa 6 -9:40 a.m.

CiTy pool birThday paCkaGes (aGes 4-12)

aternoons. The package is or up to 12 children and includes admittance to the acility,cake and punch. A $3 ee is charged or each additional child up to 20. The party groupwill spend approximately one hour in the party room beore heading out to the pool.

he hosting parent/guardian must provide appropriate supervision once the party movesinto the pool area. To make reservations or your next hassle-ree birthday party, call theCarpenter Recreation Center at 303-255-7800. The nonreundable ee is due at the timehe party is scheduled. A maximum o 30 total will be allowed in party room.

fee: $80 Residents $96 Nonresidents

level iv - sTroke developmenTMust have passed or show competency inLevel III skills. Skills taught include endur-ance in elementary backstroke, ront/backcrawl, rotary breathing, as well as introduc-ion to breaststroke, sidestroke and turns.

Activity# Day s ion ieAge 6+ year

353421B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.353421C Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 11:15-11:55 a.m.353421D Sa 6 :45-10:25 a.m.

level v - sTroke refinemenTMust have passed or show competency inLevel IV skills. Skills taught include endur-ance in elementary backstroke, ront/backcrawl, sidestroke, and breaststroke. Alsocovered are breathing, diving, stride jumpentry and butterfy kick.

Activity# Day s ion ieAge 6+ year353521A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 :45-10:25 a.m.353521D Sa 6 -9:40 a.m.

level vi - sTroke profiCienCy Must have passed or show competency inLevel V skills. Skills taught include approachand hurdle rom the one-meter diving board,

jump tuck rom diving board, ront crawl 100 yards, back crawl 100 yards, breaststroke 25 yards, sidestroke 25 yards, butterfy 10 yards,approach stroke 25 yards, breaststroke andsidestroke turn, fip turn or ront crawl, pikeand tuck surace dives, and saety.

Activity# Day s ion ieAge 6+ year353621A Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 :45-10:25 a.m.

353621D Sa 6 10:30-11:10 a.m.

level vii - advanCed skillsMust have passed or show competency inLevel VI skills. Skills taught include dive in pikeand tuck positions, swim continuously or00 yards, ront crawl 200 yards, underwater

swimming 15 yards, back crawl 100 yards,breaststroke 50 yards, sidestroke 50 yards,butterfy 25 yards, backstroke fip turn, retrievediving brick rom 10 eet o water, saety, andencouragement o lietime tness habits.

Activity# Day s ion ieAge 6+ year

353721B Mo-Fr 1,2,3,4,5 10:30-11:10 a.m.353721D Sa 6 -9:40 a.m.

CiTy pool sWim

lesson Class sChedule

CITY POOL s Im LEssONs

2141 E. 95th Ave. 303-538-7318

Please see page 72 or registrationoptions.

monday-fridaySession 1 June 7-18Session 2 June 21-July 2Session 3 July 5-16Session 4 July 19-30Session 5 August 2-13

saturdaySession 6 June 5-August 14

No class July 3)

swi Leon RegitrationSessions 1,2,6 ay p.m.Sessions 3,4,5 June 29 7 p.m.



aDulT eNRicHmeNT CLAssEs

Arts & Craftsbob ross oil painTinGIn this workshop, you will learn the wet-on-wet method o oil painting, perected byBob Ross, through step-by-step instruction.

ll supplies are included, so you only needhe desire and a ew basic techniques to go

home with a beautiul nished painting inone lesson. Fee: $45R/$48NR per session.

336201A Sa un 12 9 a.m.-1 p.m. TSC336201B Fr ul 9 1-5 p.m. TSC336201C Sa Aug 14 9 a.m.-1 p.m. TSC

sTerlinG silver jeWelry – beGinninG/inTermediaTe

Learn the basic art o making handcrated jewelry. All experience levels are welcome. Youwill leave each class with a nished piece. Feeincludes all supplies, $14 materials ee payableo the instructor at each class. Ages 10 and

up. Fee:$11R/$14NR per class. (Sec. A, C, D –Necklace or Earrings; Sec. B – Bracelet).

336220A Th un 17 6-8 p.m. TSC336220B Tu un 29 6-8 p.m. TSC336220C Th ul 29 6-8 p.m. TSC336220D Tu Aug 10 6-8 p.m. TSC

sTerlinG silver & Gem sTone

jeWelry – inTermediaTe/advanCed

his class will show you how to make anddesign your own jewelry using the art owire wrapping. Fee includes all supplies, $17materials ee payable to instructor at eachclass. Ages 14 and up. Fee: $12R/$14NR perclass. (Sec. A, C – Earrings or Necklace; Sec.B – Bracelet).

336221A Th Jul 8 6-8 p.m. TSC336221B Tu Jul 20 6-8 p.m. TSC336221C Th Aug 19 6-8 p.m. TSC

porCelain dolls & CeramiCshether you want to create a beautiul

porcelain doll or gurine, or paint a decora-ive ceramic piece, this class is or you.

Instructor Yvonne Applehans will teach youhe latest techniques and brush strokes. This

is a perect opportunity or you to make ait or a loved one—or yoursel! Time or

each class, 6-8 p.m.

336230A Tu Jun 1-29 $26.50R/$31.25NR TSC336231A We Jun 2-30 $26.50R/$31.25NR TSC336230B Tu Jul 6-27 $21R/$25NR TSC336231B We Jul 7-28 $21R/$25NR TSC336230C Tu Aug 3-31 $26.50R/$31.25NR TSC336231C W Aug 4-18 $15.75R/$18.75NR TSC

REgiSTRaTiON or all adult program classes held at the Thornton Senior Center (TSC) andhornton Community Building (TCB) begins Tuesday, May 4 at 8 a.m. and ends up to three days

prior to the class unless otherwise noted. For detailed descriptions o the ollowing classes, visitwww.cityothornton.net and go to Recreation Activity Registration under E-gov. For registra-ion policies see page 72.

FoLL ADULT enRIChMenTCLASSeSn Twitter@ThorntonAP. Find out about

newly added classes, schedule changes,lass cancellations, give us eedback on

lasses, or share your ideas or classes and trips you would like to see oered.

Dace CassesCounTry line danCinGGreat un, great exercise, and no dance part-ner needed or this popular style o dancing.We’ll start with very basic steps and progressat a comortable pace toward more advancedtechniques. Fee: $35R/$38NR.

336309A Th un 10-Jul 29 7:30-8:30 p.m. TSC

arGenTine TanGo danCe

ClassesArgentine Tango is a dance that will touch

your romantic soul. Beginner 1 classes will

get you started with both leading and ollow-ing, working on technique such as open andclosed embraces. Beginner 2 is or studentswho have completed past Tango sessionsand will continue with new movements, pluswe’ll review and expand on the undamentalmovements you have learned. No class July5. Fee: $40R/$43NR (per session).

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laTin danCe sampler – aGes 16+

Popular Latin dances will be exploredthrough a social dance setting. Students willlearn Salsa, Merengue, Cha-Cha and Rumba.A partner is not required or this course.Secure shoes with thin rubber or suede solesare preerred. Fee: $68R/$81NR.

321220A1 Mo un 7-Aug 2 7-8 p.m. TCC

neW!! ThornTon danCe CreW

- aGes 16+

This class is designed or the intermedi-ate dancer, where the student will ocuson proper technique, styling and ootworkcombinations. Students will continue to

explore Latin dance styles as well as Swing,Tango, Fox Trot and Waltz. A partner is notrequired. Instructor approval is required orthis course. Fee: $74R/$88NR.

321229A1 e un 9-Aug 4 6:45-8 p.m. TCC

soCial danCe sampler - aGes 16+

Students will explore a variety o dancessuch as Rumba, Swing, Country Two-Step,Tango, Waltz, Fox Trot and Merengue. A part-ner is not required. Secure shoes with thinrubber or suede soles are recommended.Fee: $68R/$81NR.

321223A1 Mo -7 p.m. un 7-Aug 2 CC

Faca Pag

lonG Term Care insuranCeRetirement is or enjoying your amily, notdepending on them. Learn more aboutunding options or long-term care, howlong-term care insurance can help preserve

your assets, and how you can take controlo where and how you receive long-termcare services. Fee: Free!

321109A1 We Aug 18 10:30 a.m. RC

reTiremenT Can be less TaxinGRetirement can be less taxing is a 30-min-ute educational seminar designed or inves-tors who own a traditional, SEP or simpleIRA or participate in another retirementsavings plan. The seminar covers dierencesbetween traditiional and Roth IRAs, the newtax law changes, the benets o convertingto a Roth IRA and the tax consequencesrelated to converting.

321102B1 Mo un 14 7 p.m. RC

Will maker leGal seminarGet your will, medical and nancial powero attorney, and organ donor card com-pleted and notarized in one session. Fee:$99R/$119NR. Location: Carpenter Recre-ation Center, 11151 Colorado Blvd.

321108A1 We un 16 6-9 p.m.321108A2 Sa ul 17 10-1 p.m.321108A3 We Aug 18 6-9 p.m.

neW! reTiremenT and WealTh

aCCumulaTion seminarThis FREE interactive workshop will helpattendees discover the value o properhorizontal diversication (that is diversica-tion between tax treatments), the potentialrewards associated with this strategy, andhow to integrate the concept into their ownpersonal planning. Dinner will be providedor those who register. Fee: Free!

321103A1 Tu ul 13 6:30 p.m. RC

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neW! raisinG finanCially

responsible ChildrenDuring this FREE educational, amily-orientedevent, we will discuss the importance oraising nancially responsible children. We’llshare helpul tips to teach them about money.You will discover age-appropriate ways toteach children to: Earn and Appreciate Al-

lowance, Good Saving and Investing Habits,Become Disciplined Shoppers, Know theDierence between Wants and Needs. Dinnerprovided or those who register. Fee: Free!

321103B1 Th ul 8 6:30 p.m. CRC

neW! esTaTe planninGI you think estate planning is only or thoseindividuals who appear in the “Liestyles othe Rich and Famous,” this misconceptioncould be costly to your heirs. I you ownassets there is a good chance you need toplan or the uture disposition. Find out moreinormation during this FREE seminar. Dinnerwill be provided to those who register. Limitto only 20 participants, so sign up ast!.

321103C1 Th un 17 6:30 p.m. CRC

Heath, Ftess& Weess

WeiGhT loss ChallenGeWin with weight loss. The 12-class programwill provide inormation on proper nutrition,ood planning, and exercise. Participants willreceive weekly one-on-one coaching andgroup support. Top achievers in the Challenge

will have the chance to win money. In addi-tion, prizes and ree samples will be oeredduring the course o the program. This classis oered by representatives o HealthQuestInternational and Herbalie (there is no prod-uct obligation in order to participate in thischallenge). Fee: $35 R/NR (portion o ee goestowards awards and prizes). (No class Aug. 25)

336801B We un 9-Sep 1 7-8 p.m. TSCE Españl336801C We un 9-Sep 1 7-8 p.m. TSC

booT CampFitness is an investment you can rely on!

Come get t in a un and exciting social at-mosphere. Take the stride with proven tnessmethods that will develop your strength, endurance, core and fexibility. You will receive avariety o highly motivating, challenging, andintense workouts that are always changing.Camp will be held inside or outside depend-ing on the weather. All levels o enthusiastsare welcome. Fee: $50R/$52NR (per session).*$44R/$46NR (No class Aug 25)

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Zumba fiTnessZumba® is the type o tness program

you’ll want to do everyday and eel goodabout doing it! It blends hypnotic Latinrhythms and easy to ollow steps/moves tocreate a dynamic tness program that youwill love. With Zumba® you achieve longterm benets while experiencing an abso-lute blast in one exhilarating hour o caloric-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiringmovements meant to engage and captivateor lie! Drop-in ee: $8R/NR. Or purchase

a punch pass and save: 10-punch pass$60R/$65NR; 20-punch $110R/$120NR.Requires valid Thornton recreation ID card.Location: Thornton Senior Center.

Mondays and Wednesdays 6-7 p.m.

Tai ChiAlthough Tai Chi is a martial art that ismade up o movements that can be ap-plied in sel-deense, it is widely practicedthroughout the world or its health benets.The movements are based on the interplaybetween yin and yang energies and on thecirculation o chi. They are slow, relaxedand done without any muscular tension orcontraction. This introductory course is orthe beginner and provides a oundation o

4 movements. Fee: $49R/$52NR.

336704A Tu un 8-Jul 27 6:30-7:30 p.m. SC

vinyasa yoGa Enjoy Hatha Yoga poses presented in a fow-ing Vinyasa style to enhance your mind-body connection. This class is designed orall levels and abilities. Fee: $27R/$33NR or

-week session.

336701A Th un 3-Jul 8 5:45-7:15 p.m. SC336701B Th ul 15-Aug 19 5:45-7:15 p.m. SC

Common aCupressure

poinTs for self-massaGeFollowing a brie overview o the Chinesemedicine theory o energy fow (qi), studentswill learn to nd and to massage a number oacupressure points or common ailments likeheadache, nausea, atigue, stress, minor achesand pains. Fee: $20R/$22NR.

336712A Mo ul 12, 19 6-7:30 p.m. SC

herbs for Common ailmenTsFollowing a brie overview o Chinese medi-cine herbal theory, this course will covera number o single herbs, herbal ormulasand liniments or common ailments such ascolds, atigue, stress, insomnia, bruises andother minor injuries. Fee: $20R/$22NR.

336712B Mo Aug 2, 9 6-7:30 p.m. SC

mediTaTionHave you always wanted to learn how tomeditate and didn’t know where to start?ake part in building your own meditation

practice to regain balance and harmony in your lie. You will learn techniques to prac-

ice meditation at home and participate in

a guided visualization meditation.Fee: $32R/$35NR.

336402A We Jun 16-Jul 7 -7:15 p.m. TSC

qi GonGQi Gong means “working with energy.”here are many dierent styles o Qi Gong.his course will present basic breathingechniques, sel-massage, postural exercises

and exercises to circulate energy internally.Fee: $25R/$27NR.

336714A Tu Jul 13-Aug 3 7:35-8:35 p.m. TSC




TasTes of india: roTi speCialIn this class, the ocus will be on variationson a North Indian speciality; Roti. Studentswill prepare a plain roti (resh sot fat bread,not ried), a pepper and green onion roti, andaloo parata (roti dough and seasoned potatostung). Fee: $21R/$23NR.

336882A We Jul 21 -8 p.m. TCB

WhaT To do When yourGarden explodesOverwhelmed with the abundance o sum-mer produce and vegetables rom your and

your neighbor’s garden? Can’t make onemore loa o zucchini bread? This class willoer you some tasty and unique alterna-tives that can be enjoyed long ater the rstrost. Recipes to include: No-cook rerigera-tor pickles, Summer tomato and kalamataolive sauce, Explosion conetti relish, Pali-sades’ peach paste, and No-bake peach pie.Fee: $24R/$27NR.

336889A We Jul 28 -9 p.m. TCB

TasTes of india: desserTsThis class will present some avoritedesserts rom India, including: Kheer(made with rice vermicelli and favoredwith cardamom, saron, and pistachios),and Gulab Jamun (milk-based dough thatis ried and coated with a favored sweetsyrup) Come and learn these best IndianRestaurant desserts. Fee: $21R/$23NR.

336882B We Aug 11 6-8 p.m. TCB

Cheddar Cheese makinG ClassYou can take home a two-pound wheel ohomemade cheddar cheese. A home cheesepress (making hard cheese requires the useo mechanically applied pressure to extracta high level o moisture) and an aging envi-ronment are required to make this cheese.You may come and participate withouttaking any cheese home i you don’t havea press. Some kits to make a home cheesepress will be available. Instructor will supplyall other materials. Cheddar will be aged/stored at the student’s location. A $10material ee is payable to the instructorthe rst day o class only or those makingcheese, $5 or all others. Fee: $55R/$65NR.

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Gute Free Cuary Casses

This our-part series on Gluten Free Livingteaches about options or every mealo the day plus snacks. Whether you, aamily member or close riend are gluten

sensitive, intolerant or celiac, this class isor you! It’s easier than you think to live

without gluten. Learn to prepare oods andmake substitutions rom Certied Nutri-tion Educator and Liestyle Coach, Sara

Jane Wehnes, as she teaches and sharesrom her personal experience. Classes are a

combination o lecture, demonstration andhands-on ood preparation, complete withtake home recipes.

GluTen free: Where To sTarTWhat’s all the uss about? This lecture will get

you on the path o understanding what glutenis, where it’s ound, and how to read labelso identiy sources. Whether you are already

living gluten-ree or are just learning about it, you will walk away with something new rom

his lecture. Sample recipes and gluten-reereats, too! Fee: $14R/$16NR (per class).

336883A Mo Jun 14 6-8 p.m. TSC




GluTen free breakfasTLearn about preparing the most importantmeal o day with the gluten-ree twist. Yes, it ispossible to eat breakast without wheat toastor a bagel! Experience preparing yummy recipesand make your next breakast stand out.Fee: $18R/$21NR.

336886A We Jun 23 6-9 p.m. CB

GluTen free lunCh & snaCkshere’s more to lunch than a microwave

meal or a turkey sandwich and potatochips. The Gluten ree way rocks! Bring yourexcitement and learn some new lunch andsnack ideas. Fee: $17R/$20NR.

336884A We Jul 14 6-9 p.m. CB

GluTen free dinnerEating gluten ree introduces many healthychoices into your diet. Come and see what isin store or you! Learn to prepare your ownsalad dressings, enjoy a tasty black rice pud-ding or dessert and don’t miss out on the

mystery entrée or dinner Fee: $18R/$21NR.

336885A We Aug 4 6-9 p.m. CB

Cuary Tours

GourmeT foods WalkinG TourSpend a perect gourmet aternoon explor-ing Denver’s best culinary destinations on abehind-the-scenes walking tour to meet theartisans who make eating well their lie. Ateach stop, you will hear and eel the passionhese gourmet purveyors have or their

crat, and ater tasting their superb goodies, you will agree that aster and bigger isn’talways better. Taste spice-inused chocolate,learn about pairing wine and cheese, smellreshly ground spices and enjoy warm, resh

brownies and pastries. Bus departs romCarpenter Recreation Center at 12:30 p.m.Fee: $41R/$44NR.

336641A Sa Jun 5 Registration: May 4-Jun 1

ChoColaTe TasTinG

WalkinG TourSpend the aternoon on a walking tour ex-ploring Denver’s best chocolate experiences.

isit 4-6 award winning artisanal chocolatepurveyors and producers and taste gelato,European handmade trufes, brownies,chocolate chip cookies, cupcakes and learnabout pairing chocolate with tea, wine andspices all while walking o the calories inour spectacular Colorado sunshine. A mustor any chocolate lover! Bus departs rom

Carpenter Recreation Center at 12:30 p.m.Fee: $41R/$44NR.

336640A Sa Jun 19 Registration: May 4-Jun 14

Outdoor Recreatoad Trps

fly fishinGThe purpose o the class is to help youdevelop all the skills and understandingnecessary to catch trout on a fy rod. We’llcover fy shing theory, rigging your rod,casting, tying knots, entomology as it re-lates to fy selection, equipment, and streametiquette. Bring your lunch and provide yourtransportation on Saturday. Held on a localstream, this day covers wading saety, troutbehavior, entomology, reading the water,and developing technique, and o coursehow to play and release your sh! You need

your own shing license beore we sh onSaturday. A $10 materials ee is payableto the instructor on the rst night o classand covers fies (1-2 nymphs, dry fies andstreamers), tippet and leader. Either borrowthe instructor’s equipment to practice, orwe will review gear and make recommenda-tions on where to buy. Instructor: Rich MacMcGaughey. Fee: $61R/$64NR

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horsebaCk rideEnjoy a two-hour horseback ride withSombrero Ranch in the Roosevelt NationalForest near Estes Park. Halway through theride we will east on a breakast o fuypancakes, scrambled eggs, resh orange juiceand hot coee. Fee includes transportation,two-hour horseback ride and breakast.Fee: $57R/$60NR.

336609A Sa un 12 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. RC

horsedraWn WaGon ride

and CoWboy supperGet your whole amily together and enjoy thewestern experience o a wagon ride pulled by abeautiul Belgian drat horse. Enjoy a abulousmeal rom the grill at a Cowboy Supper outon the trail. Fee includes transportation, wag-on ride and dinner. Fee: $54R/$57NR(adults),$39R/$42NR (child, ages 9-12).

336604A Sa un 26 3-9 p.m. CRC

breakfasT rideEnjoy a two-hour horseback ride withSombrero Ranch in the Roosevelt NationalForest near Estes Park. Halway through the

ride we will east on a breakast o fuypancakes, scrambled eggs, resh orange juiceand hot coee. Fee includes transportation,two-hour horseback ride and breakast.Fee: $64R/$66NR.

336608A Sa ul 10 6 a.m.-Noon CRC

Msceaeous Casses

inTroduCTion To diGiTal

Cameras and phoToGraphy We’ll start at the very beginning discussinghow to capture and download your images

as well as learning about the tools and acces-sories that can bump it up a notch to makephotography even more un. The best part isthat you will be getting immediate eed-back on images you take during the coursethrough reviewing them on the computer inclassroom. We’ll go on a eld trip to practiceall that you have learned and then use the -nal class to review those images. Please bring

your manual and ensure that your batteriesare ully charged and your memory card isempty or class use. Fee: $56R/$60NR.

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diGiTal phoToGraphy ouTdoors

camera, and now it is time to try some o these eatures in ev-ery day moments. This is the class or you. Take a morning witha small group o ellow photographers and the guidance roman instructor with 30 years o experience. Learn concepts ocomposition and techniques to capture the image you envision.

Ater working in the eld or the morning, we will return to the labto review your images on a computer to urther understand what your images are all about. This session should demonstrate how your images can be a teaching tool to increase your skills with yourcamera. Bring your camera with ully charged batteries and a tripodi you have one. Basic knowledge o your camera is a requirement.Participants must provide own transportation. Fee: $64R/$68NR.

336215A Sa Jun 12 8

Cpr and firsT aidCPR (Cardio PulmonaryResuscitation) and First Aicourses are designed totrain individuals to respond

in an emergency situationwith much needed skills tcan ultimately save a lie.parents, care providers, or any interested person age 12 andover are encouraged to enroll. In just a ew hours, you will learnand become comortable with the techniques that could save a lie.Certication through the American Heart Association.Fee: $41R/$41NR.

336326A Sa Jun 12 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. TSC336326B Sa Aug 14 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. TSC

jusT onCe easy piano for busy peopleSome music teachers may not want you to know this, but youdon’t need years o weekly lessons to learn piano. In just a ewhours, you can learn enough secrets o the trade to give you

years o musical enjoyment. How do we do it? While regularpiano teachers teach note reading, piano proessionals usechords. And you can learn all the chords you’ll need to play anysong in this one session. Any song. Any style. Any key. I you cannd middle C and know the meaning o Every Good Boy DoesFine, you already know enough to enroll in this workshop. ClassFee: $45R/$48NR (ee includes workbook and practice CD).

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developinG TeChniques To reduCe sTressDoes your lie eel like you are moving so ast you hardly havetime to breathe, much less relax? I yes, then join us or thisworkshop where you will learn relaxation techniques that youcan use throughout your day. You will also complete some sel-refection exercises to determine where you are eeling out obalance and learn how to gently set boundaries or yoursel. As

you learn more ways to take care o yoursel, your stress levelwill decrease. In this workshop you will learn: How to medi-tate or develop your meditation practice urther; stress-relietechniques to use throughout your day; and the benets osel-care through setting boundaries. You will leave with toolsto support you in creating a more peaceul and balanced lie!Fee: $30R/$33NR.

336403A Sa Jun 26 a.m.-1 p.m. TSC

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eneral inormation.

GymnasTiCs (CiTy of ThornTon)

Leonard Schell, 720-977-5960 or Susan Lud-wig, 720-977-5935 or cityothornton.net

Instructional (ages walking-18) and team(ages 7-18) programs oered year-round toboys and girls. Fees: $19-$108.

Girls sofTball (aGes 7-16, may-july)

[email protected],720-977-5914rwww.cityothornton.net

Cara Tennis (aGes 8-18, june-july)

[email protected],720-977-5914 rwww.cityothornton.net

Cara TraCk (aGes 5-16, june-july)

[email protected],720-977-5914 rwww.cityothornton.net

yoth Sports Ornztons n ThorntonThe City o Thornton supports a variety o youth athletic programs in cooperation withcommunity-based service organizations. Below is a list o sports oered within the community,the organization, phone number and e-mail address.

ThornTon baseball

assoCiaTion303-452-1245 or thorntonbaseball.com

norThern liGhTs liTTle

leaGue baseball/sofTball303-451-7447or eteamz.active.com/northernlights

ymCa baseball, baskeTball,

soCCer,flaG fooTball, volleyballAmy Cockerham, 303-452-9622or denverymca.org

ThornTon boys baskeTballAbram Sandoval, 720-837-4961or thorntonboysbasketball.com

ThornTon boxinG ClubLou Silva, 303-993-2291

ThornTon junior fooTball

leaGue, CheerleadinG303-648-5186, 303-480-5711 or tjf.org

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Youth Sports

junior Group raCqueTball lessonsge 8-17

Group lessons are oered to boys and girls ages 8-17 on Thursdaynights at the Recreation Center. Students are taught the undamen-als o this exciting, ast-paced sport which ocuses on getting areat workout while having a un time! Fee: $26R/$31NR.

Location: Carpenter Recreation Center

317405A1 Th 6:30-7:30 p.m. un 3-24317405B2 Th 6:30-7:30 p.m. ul 8-29317405C3 Th 6:30-7:30 p.m. Aug 5-26

Tae kWon doge 8 and Up

Instructors are class “B” & “C” certied through the International

ad Uitd Stats Ta Kw D Fdratis. Istructrs: BaryMontano (V Dan), Diana Wilson (IV Dan), Matthew Wilson (III Dan),

ivian Rigsby (II Dan) and Martin Rodriquez (I Dan). Location: Thorn-on Community Center. Fee: $29R/$35NR.

317305A1 Tu/Th 7-8:30 p.m. un 1-29317305B2 Tu/Th 7-8:30 p.m. ul 1-29317305C3 Tu/Th 7-8:30 p.m. Aug 3-31

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adulT Group raCqueTball lessonsAge 16 and Up

This coed class highlights the undamentals o the game. Classes meetonce a week or our weeks. Fee: $26R/$31NR. Location: CarpenterRecreation Center.

310705A1 Th 7:30-8:30 p.m. un 3- 24310705B2 Th 7:30-8:30 p.m. ul 8- 29

310705C3 Th 7:30-8:30 p.m. Aug 5- 26

privaTe raCqueTball lessonsAge 5 and Up

One-on-one instruction is available at the Recreation Center on aninstructor/court-available basis or students o all ages and skill levels.Forms are available at the ront desk, or call 303-255-7800 or moreinormation. Location: Carpenter Recreation Center

Prvate Fee:$20 per 60-min. session$50 or three sessions

drop-in raCqueTball ChallenGe CourTsAge 16 and Up

Three courts are reserved on Wednesday nights, 7-10 p.m., andSaturday mornings, 9 a.m.-noon, or drop-in singles and doubleschallenge play. Winners stay on or a maximum o three games. Sign-uplist is rst-come, rst-served, starting at 6:45 p.m. on Wednesdays and8:45 a.m. on Saturdays. Participants pay appropriate drop-in ee.

CoTTonWood ClassiC 5kRegistration begins April 19 or the 15th annual Cottonwood Classic 5krace scheduled or May 22 at 8 a.m. Entry ee o $23 ($16 or ages 12 andunder) includes a 100% cotton T-shirt, post-race rereshments, age-groupawards and rafe drawing. Please call 720-977-5914 or more inorma-tion. Fees increase $5 on race day. Entry orm at www.cityothornton.net.

217008A1 Sa May 22 8 a.m. $23 (adult 13+)217008B2 Sa May 22 8 a.m. $16 (youth)

217008C3 Sa May 22 8 a.m. $16 (seniors 60+)fall adulT Coed sofTball leaGuesAge 16 and Up

Games will be played at the Thornton Sports Complex on Thursdaynights, September 2-October 28. “D-Rec” divisions are or teams withaverage skill with some prior experience in leagues. TeamFee: $375 (Aug. 11-27) or $400 (Aug. 28-31). Includes player’s ees.Location: Thornton Sports Complex (104th Ave. & McKay Blvd.)

Iportant Date:ug 11 Registration beginsug 28 Team ee increases to $400ug 31 Last day to register

410650B2 Th oed “D-Rec” -10 p.m.

adulT TennisThe Thornton Tennis Association (TTA) is a growing group o tennisenthusiasts rom across the North Metro area. We currently have moreta 150 mmbrs at all skill lvls. TTA is a mmbr f t UitdStates Tennis Association, and a representative o the Tennis IndustryAssociation’s Tennis Welcome Center Program. Whether your goalsinclude competitive, recreational, tournament or league tennis, TTAcan help you nd others with similar interests. We play at EastlakePark tennis courts (124th Avenue and Fillmore Street). TTA has certiedteaching proessionals available or group or individual lessons. There areopportunities or members to play tennis seven days a week, year round.For more inormation go to www.thorntontennis.org or contact LeagueCoordinators Judy Sutton 303-452-5241 or Margee Fred 303-254-4738.

Sem-prvate (2-3) Fee:$25 per 60-minute session$60 or three sessions




Girls sofTball leaGuesAge 7-16Registration or girls sotball will be February 17- May 3 at theCarpenter Recreation Center and Thornton Community Center. Feeincludes a T-shirt, minimum o nine games and a pool party. Practicesstart May 10 and games will be June 1-July 30. Volunteer coaches areneeded. Fee: $75R/$90NR

dates: May 10-July 30. Location: Games at Thornton Sports Complex,

Monday-Thursday. Practices are twice per week ater 5 p.m. on weekdays.217250A1-9 Ages 7-9217250B1-9 Ages 10-11217250C1-9 Ages 12-13217250D1-9 Ages 14-16

youTh Tennis lessonsAge 6-16Classes or beginners and intermediate players will ocus on the uno playing tennis while developing and improving the basic unda-mental skills. Participants should bring their own racket and water toclass; balls will be provided. Location: Eastlake Tennis Courts, 124thAve. and Steele St. Fee: $40R/$48NR (8 classes).

317501A1 (Beginner) Tu/Th 8-8:55 a.m. Jun 8-Jul 1317501B1 (Beginner) Tu/Th 9-9:55 a.m. Jun 8-Jul 1317501C1 (Beginner) Tu/Th 10-10:55 a.m. Jun 8-Jul 1317501D1 (Intermediate) Tu/Th 11-11:55 a.m. Jun 8-Jul 1317501A2 (Beginner) Tu/Th 8-8:55 a.m. Jul 6-Aug 5*317501B2 (Beginner) Tu/Th 9-9:55 a.m. Jul 6-Aug 5*317501C2 (Beginner) Tu/Th 10-10:55 a.m. Jul 6-Aug 5*317501D2 (Int./Adv.) Tu/Th 1-11:55 a.m. Jul 6-Aug 5*

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neW! jumpnropeAge 7 -16

JumpNrope was started in 2006 by Molly Metz, ve-time World Jump Rope Champion, as an exciting new program to get girls andboys interested in the sport o jump rope and to try and bring “un”back to tness. Class will meet once per week ater school or ourweeks. Please visit jumpNrope.com or more inormation on thisexciting new class. Location: Carpenter Recreation Center. Instructor:Susahnn Valente. Fee: $28R/$34NR.

317903A1 (Beginner) We 4-5 p.m. Jun 2-23317903B1 (Intermediate) We 5-6 p.m. Jun 2-23317903A2 (Beginner) We 4-5 p.m. Jul 7-28317903B2 (Intermediate) We 5-6 p.m. Jul 7-28317903A3 (Beginner) We 4-5 p.m. Aug 4-25317903B3 (Intermediate) We 5-6 p.m. Aug 4-25

neW! iTTy biTTy jumpinG beansAge 4 -6

This class is designed to get your kids jumping! Focusing on jump ropeskills that will develop your child’s large motor and language skills, the4-week program teaches rhythmic ootwork, long-rope skills, hand-eyecoordination and double-dutch techniques. Please visit jumpNrope.com or more inormation on this exciting new class. Location: Carpen-

ter Recreation Center. Instructor: Susahnn Valente. Fee: $21R/$25NR.317903D1 (Beginner) We 3:15-4 p.m. Jun 2-23317903D2 (Beginner) We 3:15-4 p.m. Jul 7-28317903D3 (Beginner) We 3:15-4 p.m. Aug 4-25

jumpnrope mini CampAge 7 -16One and two day mini-camps will introduce kids to the excitingFUndamtals f rp skippig. Sig up fr tw sssis ad rciva $9 discount! Location: Carpenter Recreation Center. Instructor:Susahnn Valente.

317903C1 Mo 1-4 p.m. Jun 7 $22R/$26NR317903C2 Tu 1-4 p.m. Jun 8 $22R/$26NR317903C3 Mo/Tu 1-4 p.m. Jun 7-8 $35R/$42NR

317903D1 Fr 1-4 p.m. Jun 18 $22R/$26NR317903E1 Mo 9 a.m.-Noon Jul 19 $22R/$26NR317903E2 Tu 9 a.m.-Noon Jul 20 $22R/$26NR317903E3 Mo/Tu 9 a.m.-Noon Jul 19-20 $35R/$42NR

iTTy biTTy mini CampAge 4-6

This one or two day mini camp will introduce your little jumpingbean to the basics o rope skipping. Sign up or one day or both!Location: Carpenter Recreation Center. Instructor: Susahnn Valente.

317903F1 Mo 11:30-12:30 Jun 7 $8R/$10NR317903F2 Tu 11:30-12:30 Jun 8 $8R/$10NR317903F3 Mo/Tu 11:30-12:30 Jun 7-8 $14R/$17NR

double duTCh Camp

Age 7-16All double dutch, all the time! Location: Carpenter Recreation Center.Instructor: Susahnn Valente.

317903G1 We 1:30-3 p.m. Jul 21 $10R/$12NR

privaTe raCqueTball lessonsAge 5 and UpOne-on-one instruction is available at the Recreation Center onan instructor/court-available basis or students o all ages and skilllevels. Forms are available at the ront desk, or call 303-255-7800or more inormation. Location: Carpenter Recreation Center.

Prvate Fee:$20 per 60-min. session$50 or three sessions

Sem-prvate (2-3) Fee:$25 per 60-minute session$60 or three sessions

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C.a.r.a. youTh Tennis TeamAge 8-18The Colorado Association o Recreational Athletics program oersan excellent opportunity to develop tennis skills. Practice is onMondays and Wednesdays with matches on Fridays (8 a.m.-1p.m.) at various cities (parents/guardians are responsible ortransportation). T-shirt included. Location: Eastlake Tennis Courts,124th Ave. and Steele St. Dates: June 7-July 30. Fee: $75R/$90NR.

317507A1 Ages 8-12 Mo/We 9-10:30 a.m.317507B1 Ages 13-18 Mo/We 10:30 a.m.-Noon

Practice times are subject to change depending on number oregistrations in each age group. More Ino: cityothornton.net.

privaTe Tennis lessonsAge 6-AdultGroup lessons not the best or you? One-on-one and semiprivate(2-3 participants) instruction is now available through our tennisprogram. Location and times are arranged with the instructor.Register at the Carpenter Recreation Center. Private lessons con-ducted in June, July and August only.

Prvate Fee:$20 per 60-min. session

$50 or three lessons

C.a.r.a. youTh TraCk TeamAge 5-16Practices are twice per week or one hour or ages 5-8, two hoursor all others, with meets held on Saturdays at various cities(parents/guardians are responsible or transportation). Events arebased on age and include high jump, long jump, discus, shot put,hurdles, 50- to 1600-meter runs and others. Dates: June 7-July24. Location: Century Middle School.

317601A1 Ages 5-8 Mo/We 8-9 a.m. $50/$60317601A2 Ages 9-16 Mo/We 9-11 a.m. $75/$90317601B1 Ages 5-8 Tu/Th 5:30-6:30 p.m. $50/$60317601B2 Ages 9-16 Tu/Th 6:30-8:30 p.m. $75/$90

Mre if: cityothornton.netpunT, pass & kiCkAge 8-15Part o the national program sponsored by the NFL, the local eventwill be held Friday, July 23, 6 p.m. at the Thornton Trailwinds Park(134th Ave. & Holly St.) in conjunction with the Thornton JuniorFootball League Mini-Camp. There is no charge to participate andeach entrant gets one attempt to punt, pass and kick a ootballor distance and accuracy. Event winners have the opportunity toadvance to the sectional contest and possibly the state and nationalnals. For more inormation, please contact Mike Coulter at 720-977-5914 or [email protected]. No ee required!

roCkies skills ChallenGe

Age 6-13The Colorado Rockies have teamed up with the City o Thorntonto present the 2010 Baseball Skills Challenge or boys and girls(separate divisions) in the ollowing age groups; 6-7, 8-9, 10-11and 12-13 (age on December 31, 2010). Contest will be held atWoodglen Park (115th Ave. and Madison St.) on Sunday, May 16 at10 a.m. There is no charge or the event, but winners must submita copy o their birth certicate beore advancing to the regionalcompetition. Participants compete in three categories: batting,base running and throwing. For more inormation, please contactMike Coulter at 720-977-5914 or [email protected]. No ee required!

Sem-prvate (2-3) Fee:$25 per 60-minute session

$60 or three sessions



gymNaSTicS

ToT GymnasTiCsParents are required to participate. Pleasemake separate arrangements or inants andother children. Inants allowed on the foorin papoose holders only.

Wee ones – WalkinG-24 monThsThis class provides 30 minutes o structuredactivity and 15 minutes o ree time.

317100C u 10-10:45 a.m.317100E e -9:45 a.m.317100I Fr -9:45 a.m.

liTTle explorers – 24 monThs-

3½ years

This class prepares your child to attend agymnastics class on his or her own. It pro-vides 40 minutes o structured activity and5 minutes o ree time.

317105A Mo 5-5:45 p.m.

317105E e 10-10:45 a.m.317105G h 10-10:45 a.m.317105K Sa 10-10:45 a.m.

TumbleToTs i – 3-4½ years

Children will learn the basics o gymnasticswithout the assistance o their parents.

317110A Mo -9:45 a.m.317110C u -9:45 a.m.317110D u 4-4:45 p.m.317110E e 4-4:45 p.m.317110G h -9:45 a.m.317110H h 4-4:45 p.m.317110I Fr 10-10:45 a.m.317110K Sa -9:45 a.m.

TumbleToTs ii – 4-5½ years

This is a slightly more challenging class.Children will be combining gymnasticsmovements learned in Tumbletots I.

317120A Mo 10-10:50 a.m.317120C u 11-11:50 a.m.317120D u 4:30-5:20 p.m.317120E e 4-4:50 p.m.317120G h 11-11:50 a.m.317120H h 4:30-5:20 p.m.317120I Fr 4-4:50 p.m.317120K Sa 11-11:50 a.m.

ToTs pre-beGinner – 5-6½ years

This class is to prepare your young gymnastor a “big boys and girls” class. Larger and/orno mats are used making the skill progres-sions more challenging.

317125A Mo 4-4:55 p.m.317125C Tu 4:30-5:25 p.m.317125D Tu 5:30-6:25 p.m.317125E We 5-5:55 p.m.317125G Th 4:30-5:25 p.m.317125I Fr 11-11:55 a.m.317125K Sa 11-11:55 a.m.

Girls GymnasTiCs – 6-18 years

All gymnasts start in the Beginner leveland must pass testing to advance to thenext level or have the approval o theGymnastics Specialist.

Beer317130A Mo 4-5 p.m.317130C Tu 4:30-5:30 p.m.317130D Tu 5:30-6:30 p.m.317130E We 5-6 p.m.

317130G Th 4:30-5:30 p.m.317130H Th 5:30-6:30 p.m.317130K Sa Noon-1 p m.317130L Sa 1-2 p.m.

Avace Beer317140A Mo 4-5 p.m.317140C Tu 4:30-5:30 p.m.317140G Th 4:30-5:30 p.m.317140I Fr 4:30-5:30 p.m.317140K Sa Noon-1 p.m.317140L Sa 1-2 p.m.

itermeateGymnasts at this level should considerattending two times per week.

317150A Mo 6-7:30 p.m.317150C Tu 5:30-7 p.m.317150G Th 5:30-7 p.m.317150I Fr 5-6:30 p.m.

pre-TeamThis 1½-hour class concentrates on theskills necessary to compete with theC.A.R.A. team. Pre-Team gymnasts arestrongly encouraged to attend two timesper week in preparation or team hours.

317160E We 5:30-7 p.m.317160I Fr 5-6:30 p.m.

boys GymnasTiCs – 6-14 years

These classes teach progressive skills onvault, parallel bars, high bar, foor, rings andpommel horse.

Beer317170C Tu 5:30-6:30 p.m.317170G Th 5:30-6:30 p.m.317170K Sa Noon-1 p.m.

Avace Beer317175G Th 6:30-7:30 p.m.

itermeate317177C Tu 6:30-8 p.m.

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hursday une 10–July 15

Friday une 11–July 16Saturday une 12–July 17

ESSiON 2:

Monday* uly 19–August 16uesday uly 20–August 17ednesday uly 21–August 18

hursday uly 22–August 19Friday uly 23–August 20Saturday uly 24 –August 21

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• umbltts I ad II: $26R/$32nR;*$22R/$27NR; **$18R/$22NR

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dvanced Beginner (girls and boys):$32R/$38NR; *27R/$32NR;**$22R/$$26NR

• Itrmdiat (girls ad bys),Pre-Team: $43R/$51NR;*$36R/$43NR;

• umblig: $32R/$38nR

• hig Scl Gymastics:$38R/$46NR per month

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independenT praCTiCe)• Ags 6 ad up

• Fridays 6:30-8 p.m.

Practic skills t mv up r just play tequipment you don’t use during class. Bring

your neighbors and riends. Space is limited.• Sig up bgis at 6 p.m. ad participats must

be present.

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• Drp-I F: $4R/$5n

TumblinG-n-ToTsTiny Tots Gymnastics Open Gym

• Ags 5 ad Udr

• Wdsdays 11 a.m.-n adThursdays Noon-1 p.m.

• Sig up bgis 30 miuts prir t t scduld

start time and participants must be present.

• Plas mak tr arragmts fr cildrover the age o 5.

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• Drp-I F: $2R/$3n .

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C.a.r.a. GymnasTiCs sChedule – aGes 7-18

The City o Thornton participates with the Colorado Association o RecreationalAthletics (C.A.R.A.), which oers a recreational based competitive gymnasticsleague. The training and skill development is a year-round program, and gym-nasts will compete with others rom around the state during the competitive

season (May through July). The lowest competitive level is Compulsory Level IVand the highest competitive level is Optional Level 4.

This is an ongoing program through out the year. Registration and paymentsare based on two seasons: Competitive and Practice. Payment is due monthly.

Cmpettve Seas: May–July $75 Resident / $90 NonresidentPractce Seas: August–April $64 Resident / $77 Nonresdient

aCTiviTy praCTiCe session sessiondays & Times number

C.A.R.A.Cmp. Lvl IV T/Th 5:30-7:30 p.m. 917180 A

C.A.R.A.Cmp. Lvl V M 6-8 p.m. 917190 A

W 5:30-7:30 p.m.

C.A.R.A. optinalsLvl 1, 2, 3, 4 T/Th 7-9 p.m. 917195 A

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Spt csssTumblinGThis class develops gymnastics skills using the spring foorand tumble trampoline. Great or cheerleaders or any childwho wants to improve their tumbling skills specically.Cost: $32R/$38NR.

Sess 1: June 11–July 16317165I Fr 5-6 p.m.

Sess 2: uly 23-August 20317165I Fr 5-6 p.m.

hiGh sChool GymnasTiCsSpecially designed or the high school gymnast who wantsto maintain or learn new skills during the o-season.

317166E1 7-9 p.m. un 2-23317166E2 7-9 p.m. ul 7-28317166E3 7-9 p.m. Aug 4-18



DaNce CLAssEs

presChool Combo i, ii, & iiiAge 3-5An introduction to ballet, jazz, and tapdesigned or preschool ages without theassistance o their parents. Each class willocus on ballet and jazz or 25 minutes, aswell as 15 minutes o tap, and 5 minuteso ree time. All combo students must startat level I and will progress to higher levelsat the instructor’s discretion. Students willcontinue to learn proper technique andorm while advancing to Levels II and III.

321202A I Mo 2:45-3:30 p.m.321202B I Fr 11-11:45 a.m.321202C I u 9:30-10:15 a.m.321202D I h 5:15-6 p.m.321202G I h 1:30-2:15 p.m.321202H I e 5-5:45 p.m.321202J I Fr 2:30-3:15 p.m.321202K I Sa 9-9:45 a.m.321203A II Sa 10:30-11:15 a.m.321203B II u 11:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m.321203C II Mo 11:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

321203D II h 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.321203E III Mo 2-2:45 p.m.321203F III e 3:30-4:15 p.m.321203G III Sa 11:15 a.m.-Noon

beGinninG Combo i, ii, & iiiAge 5-7, 6-8, 7-9A combo class studying ballet, jazz, andtap while ocusing on correct techniqueand terminology. All combo students muststart with level I and will move on to higherlevels at the instructor’s discretion. Dancerswill continue to improve their technique,dance orm and terminology as they prog-ress to levels II & III.

321205A I (5-7) Fr 12:30-1:30 p.m.321205B I (5-7) Th Noon-1 p.m.321205C I (5-7) Mo 1-2 p.m.321205F I (5-7) Sa Noon-1 p.m.321206A II (6-8) Mo 3:30-4:30 p.m.321206B II (6-8) Sa 1-2 p.m.321206C II (6-8) Fr 4-5 p.m.321206D III (7-9) Tu 3-4 p.m.321206E III (7-9) Sa 2-3 p.m.

movinG & musiCAges: Walking-2; 2-3

This class will ocus on basic motor skillsand interacting with others in a casual play-like environment while introducing parentsand tots to the undamentals o dance. Thisclass will prepare your child to attend adance class by themselves. Parent participa-tion is required.

321201B walking-2 Fr 10:15-11 a.m.

321201C 2-3 Tu 10:15-11 a.m.321201E 2-3 Th :30-10:15 a.m.321201F 2-3 Sa :45-10:30 a.m.

presChool balleT i & iiAge 3-5An introduction to ballet designed or pre-school ages without the assistance o theirparents. All ballet students must begin atlevel I and will progress to level II at the in-structor’s discretion. Level II is a longer classperiod and students will work on advancingtheir basic ballet skills while concentratingon proper technique and orm.

321200D I Mo 4:30-5 p.m.321213A II Fr 3:15-4 p.m.321213B II Th 12:15-1 p.m.

DAnCEsession 1: j 7-j 10

5 w

*session 2: j 12-a gt 7

4 w

fees:0-mte r 45-mte classes:$35R/42NR; *$28R/*$34NR.

1-hr classes:$38R/46NR; *$30R/*$36NR

0-mte & twce-a-week classes:$40R/$48NR; *$32R/*$38NR

loCaTion: Thornton CommunityCenter, 2211 Eppinger Blvd.

For questions about the dance programplease contact Kendra Jacobs

at 303-918-2064.

hip hop i & iiAge 3-5 (wee one); 5-8 (lil’ kid);9-14 (yout)An age appropriate unky hip-hop classintroducing students to dierent elements ohip hop, such as: breaking, popping, reezing,tricks, and choreography. The Wee Ones class(ages 3-5) is taught without the assistance oparents. All hip hop students must start withlevel I and will move on to level II at the in-structor’s discretion. As the student progress-es, they will engage in advancing their basichip hop skills as well as learn more complexmovement and choreography.

321208B Wee Ones Level I (3-5) We 4:15-5 p.m.321208E Wee Ones Level I (3-5) Mo 11-11:45 a.m.321208G Wee Ones Level I (3-5) Tu 11-11:45 a.m.321208H Wee Ones Level I (3-5) Fr 9:30-10:15 a.m.321208A Lil’ Kids Level I (5-8) Th 3:15-4:15 p.m.321208F Lil’ Kids Level I (5-8) Tu 5-6 p.m.321208J Lil’ Kids Level I (5-8) We 2:30-3:30 p.m.

321208C Lil’ Kids Level II (5-8) Th 2:15-3:15 p.m.

321208K Lil’ Kids Level II (5-8) Fr 1:30-2:30 p.m.321208D Youth (9-14) We 11 a.m.-Noon

balleT i & iiAge 5-8, 9-14Ballet classes will ocus on learning propertechnique and terminology with an emphasison the correct placement o the arms, legs,and body while dancing. Classes will includebarre work, centre work, and movementacross the foor.

321204F I (5-8) Th 4:15-5:15 p.m.321209C II (9-14) Tu 4-5 p.m.

advanCed Combo iii & iv

ge - , -Advanced combo classes will ocus on tech-niques o ballet, jazz, and tap while executingcomplex ootwork and choreography. LevelIV meets twice a week. Instructor approval isrequired or these courses.

321211D III (6-9) Th 10:15-11:30 a.m.321216D IV (9-14) Mo/We -11 a.m.

danCe Combo i & iiAge 7-10, 9-13A combo class studying ballet, jazz, and tapwhile ocusing on the correct technique andterminology. Level II is a aster-paced class

and will ocus on advancing basic dance skillsand technique.

321210A I (7-10) Th 7-8 p.m.321210B II (9-13) Tu -7 p.m.

lyriCal jaZZAge 9-15Students will learn jazz and contemporary balletstyles while engaging in proper technique andcomplex ootwork. Class will include centrework, across the foor combinations and unchoreography. All levels o dancers are welcome.

321212C Mo 5-6 p.m.



PREsChOOL

diGGinG iT

that summer garden.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311224A1 Ages 2 ½-3 Mo-Thun 7–10 1–2 p.m. RC

311224B1 Ages 4–6 Mo-Thun 7–10 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

onCe upon a piCniCWhat do you nd on a picnic?We will enjoy a picnic lunch

on Thursday. This class is notrecommended or children withood allergies. Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311208 A3 Ages 3-6 Mo-Thun 14–17 1–2 p.m. RC

make Them lauGhBe prepared to create unnymasks and learn to juggle.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311207A1 Ages 4–6 Mo-Thun 14–17 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

up in The airFrom kites to balloons, nd

out what goes up in the air.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311209A2 Ages 4-6 Mo-Thun 21–24 1–2 p.m. RC

fairy Tales and

draGonsCome one, come all and cel-ebrate at our King and Queen’sBall. Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311213A1 Ages 3–6 Mo-Thun 21–24 2:15-3:15 p.m. RC

doodle arTWe will paint and create usingdierent art mediums.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311214A2 Ages 3–6 Mo-Thun 28–Jul 1 1–2 p.m. RC

oh say Can you see!Let’s celebrate the red, whiteand blue. Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311215A3 Ages 3–6 Mo-Thun 28–Jul 1 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

monkey mania What other animals do you seeat the zoo? Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311216A3 Ages 2 ½-3 Mo-Thul 5–9 1–2 p.m. RC

musiCal madness!Be prepared to make music with

you handmade instruments.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311218A2 Ages 3–6 Mo-Thul 5–8 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

CreaTure feaTureDiscover lizards, rogs and more.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311219A2 Ages 3- 6 Mo-Thul 12–15 1–2 p.m. RC

jusT slime iT! Join us and experiment withsnow, slime and the sun.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311220A2 Ages 4–6 Mo-Thul 12–15 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

Sr Spt csss

simple snaCksLearn to prepare some simplesnacks and then enjoy eatingthem. This class is not recom-mended or children with oodallergies. Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311211A1 Ages 2 ½-3 Mo-Thul 19-22 1–2 p.m. RC

in The kiTChenPrepare, cook, and eat yourcreations. This class is notrecommended or children withood allergies. Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311217A1 Ages 4-6 Mo-Thul 19-22 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

aloha!Grass skirts, hula and Luau.This class is not recommendedor children with ood allergies.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311212A1 Ages 3-6 Mo-Thul 26–29 1–2 p.m. RC

liTeraCy CenTralCome and enjoy story time andcreate a crat to go along withour story. Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311221A1 Ages 2 ½-5 Mo-Thul 26–29 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

dinosaur sTomp!Where have all the dinosaursgone? Come and enjoy dinosaurcrats and inormation about youravorite one! Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311210A1 Ages 2 ½-3 Mo-ThAug 2-5 1–2 p.m. RC

311210B1 Ages 4–6 Mo-ThAug 2-5 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

ahoy maTey! Join us on a treasure hunt andmore! Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311222A1 Ages 3-6 Mo-ThAug 9–12 1–2 p.m. RC

iT’s all abouT meWe will share inormationabout you and your amilyad crat a lif siz YoU.Fee: $28R/$34NR.

311223A1 Ages 3-6 Mo-Th

Aug 9–12 2:15–3:15 p.m. RC

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336845A We ul 7 ooking Mama Live! 10:30-Noon (ages 7-11)336845B We ul 7 ooking Mama Live! 1:30–3:30 p.m. (ages 12-16)336846A We ul 14 opy Cat Recipes 10:30-Noon (ages 7-11)336846B We ul 14 opy Cat Recipes 1:30-3:30 p.m. (ages 12-16)336847A We ul 28 Kids Favorite Foods 10:30-Noon (ages 7-11)336847B We ul 28 Kids Favorite Foods 1:30-3:30 p.m. (ages 12-16)336848A u ul 27 Food Network Fun 10:30-Noon (ages 7-11)336848B u ul 27 Food Network Fun 1:30-3:30 p.m. (ages 12-16)

Kids Cook Gourmet oers a 3-day, 4-hour culinary camp designed or kids ages 11-16. Thiscamp is ideal or kids who love to cook and want to expand their culinary knowledge anddiscover the wonderul world o ood! At the end o camp, kids will receive a collection oall the recipes prepared in class. Class cost: $120 R/NR (per session).

336849A Mo-We un 28-30 he International Baker a.m.-1 p.m.336849B Mo-We ul 19-22 aste Across America a.m.-1 p.m.

kids Cook GourmeTKids love to help in the kitchen, and when they learnhow to cook using the correct culinary techniques thatutilize resh, wholesome ingredients, they gain an ap-preciation or a healthy diet and a love o good ood. Inthese summer classes, presented by Che Tiany, kidswill experience one part cooking instruction, a sprinkleo education and have it all topped o with a dash o un to create a culinary experi-ence t or a uture che! All participants are required to have a signed Agreement& Waiver prior to participation in class. Visit www.KidsCookGourmet.com or classdescriptions or contact Che Tiany or additional inormation.

Cooking with the Che TM is a 1 ½ - 2-hour culinary class or kids ages 7-16. Each classwill ocus on a specic culinary technique that will be applied to the class topic. ClassCost: $28 R/NR (per session).

Tee CetersprinG hoursMonday-Friday: 2-8 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Sunday: Closed

summer hours (Begins June 1)Monday-Friday: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Sunday: Closed

LOSED for annual aintenance August 22-29.

Where?The Thornton Teen Center is lo-cated inside the Community Centerat 2211 Eppinger Blvd. For moreinormation or directions, pleasecall 303-225-7830.

fees:Resident $3/yearNonresident $5/year



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june happeninGs All activities begin at 3 p.m., unless otherwise noted

4 Friday — Movie

8 Tuesday — Root Beer Floats

14 Monday — Basketball Shootout

25 Friday — Water Fight

29 Tuesday — Fruit Salad

july happeninGs All activities begin at 3 p.m., unless otherwise noted

1 Thursday — Patriotic Tattoos

9 Friday — Movie

13 Tuesday — Lemonade & Limeade

21 Wednesday — Secret VideoGame Tournament

26 Monday — Air Hockey Tournament

auGusT happeninGs All activities begin at 3 p.m., unless otherwise noted

6 Friday — Movie

11 Wednesday — Banana Splits

17 Tuesday — 4 p.m.- CanvasPencil Cases

22-29 Sunday-Sunday — CLOSEDor Annual Maintenance

31 Tuesday — 4 p.m. - Pool Tournament

*Schedule may change without notice. All activities are ree o charge.

Tee Adveture Sereshe Teen Adventure Series is a joint eort between Hyland Hills and the cities o

Broomeld, Commerce City, Thornton, and Northglenn.*Pre-registration required Register early! We must have a minimum participation in order to run the trip!!

river rafTinG – Clear Creek- 11-18 yearsNestled in a historic mining valley, beautiul Colorado scenery complements yourexciting white water adventure. Please wear appropriate ootwear (strap on sandals or

ennis shoes you can get wet), swimsuit attire, no cotton material. No fip fops. Bringsunscreen and water. Subway lunch included! *Pre-registration by June 7 required.Meet at the Northglenn Recreation Center

322301A1 Th June 17 8:15 a.m.-2 p.m. $45/$54

roCk ClimbinG – 11-18 yearsCome with us to Red Rock Canyon in Colorado Springs to outdoor rock climb. This 6hour lesson and experience is open to any level o climber rom beginner to advanced.Pack a lunch and snacks and wear good shoes. Bring water and sunscreen. All climbingequipment provided. *Pre-registration by July 1 required.Meet at the Northglenn Recreation Center

322302A1 We July 14 7:45 a.m.-6 p.m. $35/$42

CampinG Trip – 11-18 years Join us as we travel to the primitive camp in Genesee. This wilderness adventure willinclude two nights under the stars in tents, meals, ull day o high and low ropes course,hiking (including night hike) and campre programs. This will be a true outdoor campingexperience! Maatr parets meet hel at the nrthle Recreat Ceter( -25 a 120th Ave.) Tesa, Jl 27 at 6 p.m. *Pre-registration by July 26 required.Meet at the Northglenn Recreation Center

Tu-Th ug - a.m.- oon $68/$82



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COsT: $5

Teen Nights11-16 YEARS

OPTiON 1:

Save 10% by enrolling or the entire summeronly $972/$1166 or 11 weeks (June 1-August 13)321308A

OPTiON 2: Deposit ProgramNeed care or the entire summer (June 1- August 13) but cannot aordto pay all at once? Then the deposit program is or you. Save a spot or

your child or the entire summer and spread out your payments.

$100 Deposit applied toward third payment –non-reundable$100 to reserve spot or entire summer

321308B• Du w rgistr $100• Du Marc 15 $360/$432 (1/3 f full pric) 321308B1• Du April 15 $360/$432 (2d 1/3 f full pric) 321308B2

Du May 15 $260/$332 (3rd 1/3 f full pric - $100 dpsit)321308B3

*I you are registering ater a due date, all previous + current payments are due at the time o registration.

OPTiON 3:

I you do not need care or the entire summer, option 3 is or you. We donot hold spots rom one session to the next. At the time o registration,please be prepared to pay or all o your child care needs or the summer.

Activity # Day Date Time Fee (R/NR)321308C1 Mo-Fr un. 1-25* 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $380/$456321308C3 Mo-Fr un. 28-Jul.y 23 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $400/$480321308C4 Mo-Fr ul. 26-August 13 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $300/$360

Teen esCape – aGes 11-14 years

*Registration began February 17 or residents and February 18at or nonresidents.

*Online registration began at the same time. To obtain a user-name and password, call our registration line at 720-977-5901at least 48 hours prior to registration.

*We will be closed Monday, May 31.*No reund will be given ater may 19, 2010.

Weekly sessions: Activity # 321309A1-A4, 321310A1-A4, 321311A1-A3. Weeklyrates $110 residents; $132 nonresidents.

Daily rates: Will open, depending on space availability, beginning May 3rd and will belled on a rst-come, rst-served basis. Fees: $26/day or residents + eld trip ees;$31/day or nonresidents + eld trip ees.

youTh & Teen volunTeer Corps - aGes 11-18

Looking or an unorgettable way to spend your summer? Thehornton Youth and Teen Volunteer Corps is a great way to haveun, make new riends, have a positive impact on our communitynd help others in need. You can volunteer or as little or as many

hours as you would like and it is a FREE program. We will have ourkick-o meeting in early June. Call Jenny or an application 720-

77-5934 or download one rom the Teen Time link on our Webite: www.cityothornton.net/rec.

advenTure Club – aGes 5-11

*Registration began February 17 or residents andFebruary 18 or nonresidents.

*Online registration began at the same time. To obtaina username and password, call our registration line at720-977-5901 at least 48 hours prior to registration.

*We will be closed Monday, May 31.

*No reund will be given ater may 19, 2010.

OPTi N 1:

Save 10% by enrolling or the entire summer only$912/$1095 or 11 weeks (June 1-August 13)321303A

OPTi N 2: Deposit Programeed care or the entire summer (June 1- August 13)

but cannot aord to pay all at once? Then the depositprogram is or you. Save a spot or your child or theentire summer and spread out your payments.

$100 Deposit applied toward third payment–non-reundable

$100 to reserve spot or entire summer 321303B

• Du w rgistr $100• Du Marc 15 $338/$405 (1/3 f full pric)

321308B1• Du April 15 $338/$405 (2d 1/3 f full pric)

321308B2Du May 15 $237/$305 (3rd 1/3 f full pric -$100 deposit) 321308B3

*I you are registering ater a due date, all previous + current payments are due at the time o registration.

OPTi N 3:

you do not need care or the entire summer, option 3is or you. We do not hold spots rom one session to the

next. At the time o registration, please be prepared topay or all o your child care needs or the summer.

Activity # Day Date Time Fee (R/NR)321303C1 Mo-Fr un. 1-25* 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $357/$428321303C2 Mo-Fr un. 28-Jul. 23 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $375/$450321303C3 Mo-Fr ul. 26-Aug. 13 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $281/$337

Weekly sessions: Activity # 321304A1-A4, 321305A1-A4,321306A1-A3. Weekly rates $103 residents; $124 nonresidents.

Daily rates: Will open, depending on space availability, beginningMay 3rd and will be lled on a rst-come, rst-served basis.Fees: $24/day or residents + eld trip ees; $29/day or nonresi-dents + eld trip ees.



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“ D i s c o v e r T h o r n t o n ” C o m m u n i t y W a l k e r s

Our Summer Walks:

ThornTon Teen advisory CounCilDo you have a voice that wants to be heard? The Teen AdvisoryCouncil is looking or new members. Meetings are held at the TeenCenter, 2211 Eppinger Blvd. We meet bi-weekly during the school

year and once a month in the summer. We discuss teen issues andteen programs. You must be in Middle School or High School, live

in the City o Thornton, maintain a 2.0 GPA, and must be drug andalcohol ree. I you want more inormation or an application call Jenny at 720-977-5934 or go online to: www.cityothornton.net/rec/teencouncil.asp.

youTh & Teen musiC insTruCTion - aGes 8-18

ThE “Am zING” GUITAR AND PIANO KEYBOARD CLAssEsHenry Sherman has been playing and teaching music or more than30 years. He uses an inspiring teaching method based on students’interests and abilities. Location: Thornton Community Center, 2211Eppinger Blvd.

Beginner Guitar321301A1 Tu Jun 1-Jul 6 4:45-5:45 p.m. $60R/$72NR

Continuing Guitar

321302A1 Tu Jun 1-Jul 6 3:45-4:45 p.m. $60R/$72NRBeginner Piano/Keyboard321299A1 We Jun 2-Jul 7 4:45-5:45 p.m. $60R/$72NR

Continuing Piano/Keyboard321300A1 We Jun 2-Jul 7 3:45-4:45 p.m. $60R/$72NR

For questions, instrument rentals, inormation or private lessons,call Henry Sherman at 303-800-7670.

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9981 N. Washington St., Ste. 25 • Thornton, CO 80229

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Pacientas nuevas ¡bienvenidas!

• Hablamos Español

• All insurances accepted / Aceptamos todo clase de seguro

• Evening appointments available /

Tenemos citas por la tarde

Phone: 303.252-1247

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Andrea Wiegand, CNM

Jeanne Bird, PA-C

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