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EvEnts • REcREation • community

Winter 2013

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Events, Excursions & Classes

RegistRation infoRmationWalk-inNorman P. Murray Community & Senior Center24932 Veterans Way470-3062

onlineeconnect.cityofmissionviejo.org

PaymentVisa / MC, Cash or Check (payable to City of Mission Viejo)

Refund PolicyNo refunds or credits will be issued unless the City cancels a City sponsored activity. Refunds will be issued to the individuals listed on the City receipt confirmation form.

1-4 Community EvEnts

5 Community ExCursions

6-9 youth & tEEn ClassEs

10 adult ClassEs

11-13 sEnior ClassEs & EvEnts

14-15 marinEs & sailors support aCtivitiEs

16-17 tEnnis

18-19 FitnEss

20 swimming, vollEyball & pass FEEs

21 walking trails

Community Character Qualities of the Month:

deCeMber Caring january Perseverance february Unity 1Mission Viejo Leisure Time Winter 2013

This group of retired, active citizens provides vacation home checks, parking control, illegal sign removal, plus City Hall reception, emergency preparation and crime prevention services. Call to volunteer.

Mission Viejo Police Services470-8433

Police ServiceS Team

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Dec 6 & 7a Visit with santaSanta will visit your table while you enjoy a hot breakfast or dessert. Decorate a holiday cookie before joining Santa around the fireplace to listen to “The Night Before Christmas.” Children must be accompanied by an adult. Bring your camera as individual photos will not be available for purchase.

December 6 / Dessert with santaFriday / 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

December 7 / Breakfast with santaSaturday / 8:00 am – 9:30 am

December 7 / Brunch with santaSaturday / 10:00 am – 11:30 am

All Ages

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center768-0981 / www.saddlebackrecreation.com$5 / Visit (12 years & younger)$7 / Visit (13 years & older)

Pre-registration is required and is limited to one session per participant.

SanTa’S villageCelebrate the season with a large outdoor display, holiday trees, decorations and a month-long visit with Santa.

Santa’s Village at Civic Center Plaza830-7066 / www.mvactivities.comFREE (All events)

SUnDaY Dec 13:00 pm – 5:00 pm / festival Celebration5:00 pm – 6:00 pm / entertainment6:00 pm / santa arrivessanta’s arrival & CelebrationEnjoy “make and take” craft projects, games and holiday stories for children of all ages. There will be music and dance programs plus snacks for purchase. Santa will arrive on a fire engine and with the help of the children, turn on the holiday lights.

Dec 1 – Dec 21Letters to santaSanta promises to answer every letter deposited in the mailbox next to his Workshop. Please be sure to clearly print your name and return address so Santa and his elves can respond to each letter.

Dec 4 – Dec 22Wednesday / saturday / sunday6:00 pm – 8:00 pmsanta’s WorkshopChildren are invited to share their holiday wishes with Santa and Mrs. Claus at Santa’s Workshop. FREE hot chocolate will be served. Bring your camera to capture the holiday magic.

SaTUrDaY Dec 711:00 am - 2:00 pmsanta PawsYou and your pet can have your picture taken with Santa for a good cause. All proceeds will benefit the animals at the Mission Viejo Animal Services Center. Friendly and social pets are welcome.

Santa’s Village at the Civic Center470-3045 / www.cmvas.org$20

SaTUrDaY nov 168:00 am – 5:00 pm43rd annual mission Viejo activities Committee gifts & goodies BoutiqueThis juried show gives shoppers the opportunity to purchase unique hand-crafted holiday gifts from exceptional crafters.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior CenterFREE Admission / 830-7066

41ST annUal HoliDaY Home

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Winners will receive prizes in addition to the “Winner Sign” for their front yard and a photo.

Deadline December 6House must be decorated and entries received by Friday, December 6

final Judging December 10FREE / 830-7066www.mvactivities.com for entry forms

#MissionViejoCAAdditionAl informAtion www.cityofmissionviejo.org2 Mission Viejo Leisure Time Winter 2013

Register: econnect.cityofmissionviejo.org

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Dec 9 – 126:30 pm – 8:30 pmnorth Pole CallingIt’s that time of year again for children to get that special call from Santa. Registration forms are required and available at local elementary schools, SVUSD Department of Recreation & Community Services or online after November 30.

Age 3-8

768-0981 / www.saddlebackrecreation.comFREE

SaTUrDaY Dec 147:00 pmgiovanni Holiday spectacularGiovanni is one of the most successful expressionist pianists of the 21st Century. Both “Giovanni’s World of Music” and Giovanni have received awards from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center470-8440$25 / Course #3213

7:00 pmCivic Center – Council Chamber842-2227 / www.lordofthestringsconcerts.com$30

SaTUrDaY Dec 7gonzalo Bergara QuartetGonzalo arrived in America in 2000 and since then he has performed and recorded with Tim Hausser from Manhattan Transfer, Sylvie Vartan, Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks.

SaTUrDaY Jan 25Peppino D’agostinoPeppino has been hailed as “a guitarist’s guitarist” by Acoustic Guitar magazine as well as “a giant of acoustic guitar” (San Diego Reader), and holds many top guitar awards.

SaTUrDaY FeB 8Pete HuttlingerPete is a National Finger style Guitar Champion, was the lead guitarist for John Denver, and Leann Rimes’ guitarist of choice. Pete is an all-time favorite performer of Lord of the Strings Concerts.

SaTUrDaY FeB 22Clive CarrollClive was recently described as “the best and most original young acoustic guitar player and composer in Britain” by Acoustic Guitar Magazine. He attracted national attention in North America as the “star” of the International Guitar Night tours.

lorD oF THe STringSSUnDaY Dec 153:00 pmmaster Chorale of saddleback ValleyThe Chorale will take you away with holiday songs you’ll know and love. Enjoy hot, spiced cider and cookies after the concert.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center470-8440$15 General Admission / $12 Student & SeniorsCourse #3372

SaTUrDaY Jan 117:00 pmPeter & the Wolf: a Classical Blast of mime & musicDiscover thrilling works by Mozart, Debussy and Prokofiev as you are treated to hysterical physical theater with world renowned mime artist Sharon Diskin pianist Beth Sussman.


THUrSDaY Jan 167:00 pmgive my Regards to BroadwayThe Orange County High School of the Arts and Timeless Melodies brings the future stars of Broadway to Mission Viejo to sing the timeless songs of the Broadway stage.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center830-7100, extension 5128$10 adult / $5 studentCourse #3373Is your home in need of repairs? The City of Mission Viejo

is offering 0% deferred loans for qualified low/moderate income homeowners. Exterior paint grants up to $5,000 are also available to qualified low/moderate income homeowners for homes in need of paint.

470-3026

Home reHaB loanS



Dec 13 & 146:00 pm – 7:30 pm & 8:00 pm – 9:30 pmthe Holly Jolly Light tourEnjoy a VIP reception and tour the Home Lighting Contest displays aboard deluxe transportation. This event is sponsored by the Mission Viejo Activities Committee.

Civic Center470-3062 / www.mvactivites.com$10 per person

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The Community of Character Committee presents films to illustrate our community character qualities. A brief discussion follows.

2:00 pm – 4:50 pmCivic Center – Council ChamberFREE / 470-3075

SUnDaY Dec 15BeaUtY & tHe BeastHeroine Belle demonstrates CARING to her family and for the Beast in this Disney musical masterpiece.

Rated G

SUnDaY Jan 19tHe CoUnt of monte CRistoFalsely imprisoned in a dungeon for 14 years, PERSEVERANCE is demonstrated by Dumas hero Edmond Dantes until he escapes and uses a hidden treasure to exact revenge.

Rated PG-13

SUnDaY FeB 16LinCoLnThe importance of UNITY is illustrated by Abraham Lincoln as he seeks to preserve the nation. Daniel-Day Lewis won 2012’s Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of the president.

Rated PG-13

FilmS oF cHaracTerSaTUrDaY FeB 110:00 am20th annual Relay for Life Kickoff CelebrationJoin us for an informational program and celebration to “kickoff” the start of our Annual Relay For Life fundraising season and fight back against cancer.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center859-4348, extension 5722FREE (Reservation recommended)

TUeSDaY Jan 284:00 pm – 5:30 pmstudent financial aidThis workshop will discuss the application process, identify different types of financial aid, and the difference between student and financial aid. Information will be provided on how to consolidate student loans and types of repayment options.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center866-880-2227FREE

WeDneSDaY FeB 127:00 pmParents and teens: Let’s talk about CommunicationCome participate in this interactive workshop focusing on talking so “they hear you.” “They” are your parents and your teens.

Age 12 years & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior CenterFREE / 470-8433 (Reservation required)

KSBr livecaSTS

Tune to Jazz 88.5 for information on special show guests and how to become part of the audience. The final hour of “Livecasts” will be videotaped for later viewing on the City’s MVTV Channel 30 as well as the Saddleback College Channel 39 on Cox Communications.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center582-5727 / www.ksbr.orgFREE

Dec 14, Jan 11 & FeB 810:00 am – noon9:45 am / Doors open to studio audienceBreakfast with gary & Kelly with special guest Radio personalities Gary Bergeson and Kelly Bennett, who broadcast on KSBR 88.5 FM Saturday mornings from 9 am to noon, will interview a special guest at 11 am.

December 14 / eric marienthalJanuary 11 / tBDfebruary 8 / Jonathan Butler

“art Beat” student art CompetitionThis juried competition is open to students in high school, including homeschooled and private school students. Awards will be presented in a variety of categories.

Sponsored by Student Advisory and Cultural Arts Committees

Application due November 15FREE / 470-3075

arT comPeTiTion



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BUSineSS WorKSHoPS THUrSDaY FeB 61:30 pm - 3:00 pmeDD: employee or independent Contractor seminar

TUeSDaY FeB 255:30 pm - 8:30 pmsCoRe: grow Your Business with email & social media $35 online registration / $45 at the door

Call or visit the website listed to register.Civic Center - Saddleback RoomWorkshops are free unless otherwise indicated.www.missionviejomeansbusiness.com

SCORE: (714) 550-7369 / www.score114.orgEDD: (888) 745-3886 / www.edd.ca.govSBA: (714) 560-7448 / www.sba.gov

FriDaY Dec 69:00 am - 3:00 pmeDD: state Labor Law and Payroll tax seminar

SaTUrDaY Dec 78:30 am - 10:30 am sCoRe: Part i-social media marketing made simple10:30 am - 2:00 pmsCoRe: Part ii-analytics Boot CampPart I – FREE / Part II $139 (includes lunch)

TUeSDaY Dec 175:30 pm - 8:30 pmsCoRe: an easy trip through Your financial statements$35 online registration / $45 at the door

TUeSDaY Jan 285:30 pm - 8:30 pmsCoRe: High Performance marketing Without money $35 online registration / $45 at the door

THUrSDaY Jan 306:00 pm - 8:00 pmoC sBDC: grow sales with marketing insight$25

Mission Viejo Library100 Civic Center470-8420 (Passport Information)www.cityofmissionviejo.org/library/passports Online appointment scheduling

Photos are available during all Passport Acceptance hours.

Walk-in serviceWednesday / 4:00 pm – 8:00 pmThursday / 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm

By appointmentSaturday / 9:00 am – 2:00 pmTuesday & Friday / Limited availabilityOnline appointment scheduling www.cityofmissionviejo.org/library/passports

PassPoRt feesadults (16 & older) $135• $110 payable to “Dept. of State”

(Check or money order)

• $25 to “Mission Viejo Library” (MasterCard, Visa or cash only)

Children (15 & younger) $105• $80 payable to “Dept. of State”

(Check or money order)

• $25 to “Mission Viejo Library” (MasterCard, Visa or cash only)

U.s. Passport acceptance service

4th tuesday / 12:30 pm – 2:00 pmJoin the Community of Character Committee and make a difference in our community by developing and participating in character-based programs for all ages.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center470-3075

cHaracTer commiTTee

See the latest exhibits depicting our Mission Viejo history. Excellent field trip and fun learning opportunity for classrooms, scouts and other groups.

Melinda Park / 28951 Melinda Road

By appointment / 470-8440

HeriTage HoUSe

1st Wednesday / 6:00 pmThe Heritage Committee seeks new members who are interested in serving the city in researching and preserving its rich history, heritage and planning interesting activities to educate the public.

Civic Center - Saddleback Room

470-8488

HeriTage commiTTee



communityExcuRsions

TUeSDaY mar 11 8:45 am / Check-in7:30 pm / Return farewell to the follies The Fabulous Palm Springs Follies will close its doors forever after 23 years of celebration. Main floor reserved seating. Enjoy lunch at Billy Reeds before the show with a final stop at Hadley’s.

Meal information upon registration$115 / Course #3406

SUnDaY mar 309:45 am / Check-in 7:00 pm / Returnstar gazing at griffith observatory Come and explore the expanded and renovated world-class observatory, a Los Angeles icon. The planetarium has a new dome, star projector, seats, sound system and lighting, making it the finest planetarium in the world. Enjoy brunch at Tam O’Shanter before the tour.

Meal information upon registration $78 / Course #3407

WeDneSDaY Jan 15:30 am / Check-in 1:00 pm / Return 125th annual tournament of Roses ParadeThe Rose Parade is a sensory event you won’t want to miss! Enjoy reserved, upgraded grandstand seats for an up-close view. Seats are at the 1630 block of Colorado Blvd. Bring food, blankets and seat cushions for comfort. Check for availability.

$138 / Course#3325

WeDneSDaY Jan 2210:15 am / Check-in6:30 pm / Return Jeopardy taping at sony studios with Lunch This exciting day begins with a stop in Culver City for lunch at George Petrelli’s Steakhouse. After lunch, we are off to Sony Picture Studios for the afternoon taping of “Jeopardy!” You will be part of the audience as you cheer on the contestants and secretly answer each question for the winning answer.


THUrSDaY FeB 68:15 am / Check-in6:00 pm / Return Viejas Casino & outlet shopping Play casino games and shop for Valentine’s Day gifts at the Viejas Outlets. The Casino Fun book includes a $5.00 off lunch coupon. Must be 21, have a Player ID or provide name, address and date of birth with a valid photo ID.

$15 / Course #3404

SUnDaY FeB 239:45 am / Check-in 6:00 pm / Returngetty museum with Lunch at Lawry’sExperience all the Getty Center has to offer through the assistance of the information center, orientation film, docent-led tours or rented audio guides. Before the tour, enjoy lunch in Beverly Hills at Lawry’s.


general inFormaTion470-3062

(Unless Noted) Check-in / Return at:Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center

All excursions are open to the general public and all ages unless specified.

No refunds or credits will be issued unless the City cancels the program.

excUrSion regiSTraTion

november 21Begins Thursday / 8:00 amSee Inside Front Cover for more Registration Information

“JingleS” a HoliDaY PUPPeT SHoWsaturday / 2:00 pm & 3:30 pmDec 14Jingles the dog found the perfect present for his dad. He works odd jobs to save up for it but in the end he doesn’t have the money to buy it. Find out why in this delightful puppet show. This show is presented by Hey Hey Entertainment.

Age 3 & older

City Hall – Saddleback RoomFREE

magic oF reaDingsaturday / 2:00 pm & 3:30 pmJan 25Enjoy fun, bright, colorful magic tricks combined with hilarious side-splitting comedy and audience participation. Magic show presented by magician Robert Baxt.

Age 4 & olderCity Hall – Saddleback RoomFREE

exPlore live aFrican WilDliFe & oTHer exoTic animalSsaturday / 2:00 pm & 3:30 pmfeb 22Meet live cute animals like a monkey, macaw, fennec fox, kinjou, boa, prairie dogs and others. Show presented by Wildlife Company.

Age 4 & olderCity Hall – Saddleback RoomFREE

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ToDDler earlY liTeracY claSSmonday / 10:30 am & 11:30 amDec 2, 9, Jan 6, 13, 20 & 27thursday / 10:30 am & 11:30 amDec 5, 12, Jan 9, 16, 23 & 30These special programs include stories, songs, puppets, fingerplays and body movement.attendance is limited, so please come early!

new ages! Age 18 – 35 months (with parent or guardian)

Friends Storytime RoomFREE

PaJamaramamonday / 7:00 pmDec 2, 9, Jan 6, 13, 20 & 27Come in your PJs to enjoy interactive fun with books, music, songs and puppets just before bedtime.attendance is limited, so please come early!

Age 3-6 (with parent or guardian)


neW Program! BaBY laP SiT tuesdays / 10:30 am & 11:30 amDec 3, 10, Jan 7, 14, 21 & 28Early literacy activities, including songs, rhymes, picture books, and music.attendance is limited, so please come early!

Age 6-18 months (with parent or guardian)


PreScHool earlY liTeracY claSSWednesday / 10:30 am & 1:30 pmDec 4, 11, Jan 8, 15, 22 & 29Interactive stories, songs and other literary, dramatic and musical fun.attendance is limited, so please come early!



PaW reaDaTHon WiTH HUSKersaturday / 2:00 pm – 2:30 pmDec 7, Jan 18 & feb 15 Read aloud to Husker, a beautiful trained therapy dog. Bring your favorite book to read or grab one from the library. Sign up at the Youth Reference Desk.

Age 7 & older

Mission Viejo Library – WickiupFREE

general inFormaTionMission Viejo Library830-7100, extension 5107www.cmvl.org

Library HoursMonday - Thursday / 10:00 am - 9:00 pmFriday / 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmSaturday / 10:00 am - 5:00 pmSunday / Noon - 5:00 pm

mission viejo Leisure Time Winter 2013Community Character Qualities of the Month:

DeCeMber Caring JAnuAry Perseverance februAry Unity 7

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mY FirST claSSroomtuesday / 9:30 am – 10:15 amJan 14 - feb 18Artistic avenues will be introduced focusing on fine motor development, critical thinking, and visual skills such as letter, shape and color recognition. This class is excellent for children beginning preschool.

Age 18 months-3 years old (with parent or guardian)

Course #3410

PeeWee PicaSSotuesday / 10:45 am – 11:35 amJan 14 - feb 18A variety of art activities will encourage curiosity, discovery and self-expression. Glitter paint, tempera, play dough, collage and watercolor are just the beginning of this fantastic class focused on expression through art.

Age 2 (with parent or guardian)

Course #3408

PlaYDoUgH PicaSSotuesday / 12:00 pm – 1:00 pmJan 14 - feb 18Learn about the Great Master Artists. Discovery, self-expression, and fun are the focus of this class using tempera paint, play dough, collage and water colors. By learning through art, a child can increase their self-confidence!


Course #3412

arT WiTH mrS. KeaDY3:30 pm – 4:45 pmtuesday / Jan 7 - feb 11 Wednesday / Jan 8 - feb 12These fun classes will teach students to appreciate the basic concepts of art while creating masterpieces to be proud of. Art supplies are provided.

Age 6-12

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center470-3062$70

Tuesday / Course #3389Wednesday / Course #3390

learn To SeWWednesday / 3:30 pm – 5:30 pmsession 1 / Jan 8 - feb 5 session 2 / feb 12- mar 12Learn sewing basics, fabrics selection, how to follow a pattern and complete amazing projects in class. All fabric, notions and sewing machines are supplied.

Age 8 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center470-3062$135 + $30 lab fee payable to instructorSession 1 / Course #3381Session 2 / Course #3382

move To THe BeaT oF YoUr HearTWednesday / 4:30 pm – 5:30 pmDec 2, 16, Jan 6 & feb 3This dance program is designed to give children with special needs the opportunity to express themselves through the art of dance and build confidence for everyday life.

Age 11 – 14


caKe DecoraTing For BeginnerSsunday / 1:00 pm – 4:00 pmJan 26Learn to decorate with stunning roses, leaves, floral sprays, shells, borders, clowns, stars and more. This is a great class for fun or to pursue a career in professional cake decorating. Material kit is included. Students must bring a 3” high 8” round white cake on a 10” cake board.

10 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center470-3062$29 + $30 lab fee payable to the instructorCourse #3376

470-3062Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center$70 + $10 lab fee payable to instructor



youth & tEEnclassEs

SHeriFF exPlorerOrange County Sheriff Explorer Post #449 is a group of young volunteers interested in law enforcement. They assist with diverse situations including traffic control; search and rescue; and special security assignments.

Age 14 - 20

470-8433 (Mission Viejo Police Services)www.ocsd.org

Free PracTice SaT®/acT® comBo TeSTsaturday / 9:00 am- 1:30 pmJan 11 (Results on Jan 22)This practice test is designed to give you experience with both tests in one sitting. Kaplan’s detailed score report will help you decide which test is best for you! Call to register or e-mail student’s name, grade, phone and e-mail address.

Civic Center 470-8488 / [email protected]

Age 14 & older

470-3075

STUDenT aDviSorY2nd Wednesday / 6:00 pm

cHaracTer commiTTeeYouth Committee1st & 3rd Wednesday / 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Teen commiTTeeS

TUToring aSSiSTance

monday - thursday6:30 pm to 8:30 pmmondays / Pre-algebra & algebratuesdays / algebra ii, geometry & Pre-CalculusWednesdays / Pre-algebra & algebra ithursdays / algebra i and ii, geometry, Pre-Calculus & Calculus

Call in advance to sign-up. Leave your name, school and phone number. Sign-up sheets are also available at the library’s Adult Reference Desk. Students should come prepared with questions, their textbook, a pencil, paper and any other materials needed. Middle school and high school students only.

Mission Viejo Library – Bill Price Room830-7100, extension 5105FREE

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sCHooLaDDRess monDaY tUesDaY WeDnesDaY tHURsDaY fRiDaY

Bathgate 27462 napoli Way 2:20-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm 1:00-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm

Carl Hankey 27252 nubles 2:30-4:30 pm 2:30-4:30 pm 1:05-4:30 pm 2:30-4:30 pm 2:30-4:30 pm

Castille 24042 Via La Coruna 2:05-4:00 pm 2:05-4:00 pm 12:50-4:00 pm 2:05-4:00 pm 2:05-4:00 pm

Cordillera 25952 Cordillera Dr. 2:05-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 12:30-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm

Del Cerro 24382 Regina street 2:30-4:30 pm 2:30-4:30 pm 1:15-4:30 pm 2:30-4:30 pm 2:30-4:30 pm

Del Lago 27181 entidad 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm

De Portola 27031 Preciados 2:20-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm

glen Yermo 26400 trabuco Road 2:35-4:30 pm 2:35-4:30 pm 1:10-4:30 pm 2:35-4:30 pm 2:35-4:30 pm

Linda Vista 25222 Pericia Drive 2:35-4:30 pm 2:35-4:30 pm 1:05-4:30 pm 2:35-4:30 pm 2:35-4:30 pm

montevideo 24071 Carillo Drive 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm

Phillip Reilly 24171 Pavion 2:20-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm 1:05-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm 2:20-4:30 pm

Viejo 26782 Via grande 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 12:45-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 2:00-4:00 pm

School Year Kids Factory

Conducted by the SVUSD Community Services Department and Sponsored by the City of Mission Viejo, this drop-in recreation program offers supervised activities, games, crafts, sports and special programs.

768-0981, extension 3 (SVUSD)460–2735 (Weather Cancellations)

Registration fee: $25 per semester

HomeWorK HelPWednesdays / 3:30 pm – 5:30 pmGrades 2 - 6

Mission Viejo Library830-7100, extension 5107(Call for an appointment)FREE

Mission Viejo Leisure Time Winter 2013Community Character Qualities of the Month:

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PHoTograPHY clUBWednesday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmJan 15 – feb 19Learn techniques to help you document the world around you through visual art. We’ll turn the classroom into a giant pinhole! Bring a camera.

$25 / Course #3425

Financial BaSicS For TeenSWednesday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmfeb 26 – apr 2Join a CPA and learn the skills necessary to make smart money choices. Learn about budgets, bank accounts and how to read your first paycheck.

$25 / Course #3426

algeBra HomeWorK laBthursday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmsession 1 / Jan 16 – feb 20 session 2 / feb 27 – apr 3Students taking Algebra 1 will receive professional instruction. Test preparation and homework assistance is provided. Bring your algebra book and homework.

$25

Session 1 / Course #3428 Session 2 / Course #3429

arT “neW PerSPecTiveS”thursday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmsession 1 / Jan 16 – feb 20 session 2 / feb 27 – apr 3Explore a diverse number of art materials to use as problem-solving tools in order to bring each art piece to completion.

$25


maTH HomeWorK laBtuesday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmsession 1 / Jan 14 – feb 18 session 2 / feb 25 – apr 1Receive homework assistance and test preparation from a professional. This lab is for all levels of math. Bring your math book and homework.

$25


inTroDUcTion To algeBra concePTStuesday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmfeb 25 – apr 1In this class, students will learn Algebra concepts by a college math instructor. This is an instructional class for those entering Algebra.

$25 / Course #3424

cHeSS clUB WiTH acaDemic cHeSSWednesday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmsession 1 / Jan 15 - feb 19 session 2 / feb 26 - apr 2Join in the chess action including instruction, competition and fun. All skill levels are welcome. Prizes will be awarded at an end-of-session tournament.

$25

Session 1 / Course #3419Session 2 / Course #3420

general inFormaTionNorman P. Murray Community & Senior Center

middle school enrichment ProgramsStudents must be entering grades 6th - 8th to participate

470-3061

HomeWorK WorKSHoPStudents will receive homework assistance in English, math and science by an education professional for all levels of middle school. Bring books and homework.

monday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmsession 1 / Jan 13 – feb 10 session 2 / feb 24 – mar 31$25


PoTTerY WorKSHoPmonday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmsession 1 / Jan 13 - feb 10 session 2 / feb 24 - mar 31Fun instruction and hands-on creativity for students who want to create their own ceramics. All supplies are included.

$25


HoW DoeS Wall STreeT WorK?tuesday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmJan 14 – feb 18Students will learn how to create a stock portfolio. Track their success, and learn about the stock exchange.

$25 / Course #3421

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monday / 1:15 pm - 6:00 pmtuesday - friday / 3:15 pm - 6:00 pmWednesday / 7:30 am - 9:30 amseptember 9 - June 25Outta Bounds offers middle school after-school group activities, recreation and homework assistance. The center is staffed by youth development professionals.

Thomas R. Potocki Center877-OBE-CAMP (More information)www.obevents.org

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note: Classes will not be held Jan 20, feb 14 & 17.

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tEEn & adult classEs

PrinT maKingfriday / 3:45 pm - 5:15 pmfeb 28 – apr 4Students will learn techniques such as relief printing, monoprints and stamping to create decorative papers and one-of-a-kind cards. All supplies are included.

$25 / Course #3427

Beginning gUiTar WiTH ron gormanfriday / 3:45 pm - 4:30 pmsession 1 / Jan 17 - feb 21 session 2 / feb 28 - apr 4Learn easy chords, fun melodies and popular songs. Please bring an acoustic or electric guitar with a small amp to class. Class is repeatable.

$25


Beginning gUiTar – PHaSe ii WiTH ron gormanfriday / 4:45 pm - 5:30 pmsession 1 / Jan 17 – feb 21 session 2 / feb 28 – apr 4Introduction to Barre chords, lead guitar and music theory. Bring an acoustic or electric guitar with a small amp to class. Class is repeatable.

$25


HoW To PHoTograPH YoUr HoliDaY memorieSsunday / 3:30 pm – 6:30 pmDec 1Want to shoot impressive photographs of your children and family using your own camera? This 4-hour hands-on class will show you just how to capture those unforgettable moments. Bring your camera and manual.

Age 16 & older


$49 / Course #3388

inTro To DigiTal PHoTograPHYtuesday / 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmJan 14 - feb 19Learn the fundamentals of resolution, ISO, shutter and aperture. Students will shoot in difficult lighting conditions including night scenes and portraits with fill flash. Bring your camera and manual.

Age 16 & older


$78 / Course #3379

BaBY BooT camPmon, Wed & fri / 9:00 am – 10:00 amDec, Jan & febClasses are packed with cardiovascular interval drills, circuit training and strength exercises. This is a total body workout you can do with the comfort of your child safely in the stroller next to you.

All fitness levels


$55 per month (12 mo. commitment)$65 per month (6 mo. commitment)$55 (One-time only material fee payable to instructor)

learn To SeW aDUlTSWednesday / 7:00 pm – 8:45 pmsession 1 / Jan 8 – 22 session 2 / feb 19 - mar 5Learn sewing basics, fabric selection, and how to follow a pattern while completing amazing projects in class. No prior experience is necessary. All fabric, notions and sewing machines are provided.

Age 15 & older


$115 + $30 lab fee payable to instructor


BeaUTY TiPS & maKeUP TricKSsaturday / 3:00 pm – 4:30 pmsession 1 / Jan 18 session 2 / feb 8 Learn the latest beauty tips and makeup tricks from professional makeup artist and beauty expert Debra Johnson. During this class, there will be makeup application demonstrations as well as a raffle to enter to win makeup goodies.

Age 16 & older



aDUlT claSSeS PHoTograPHY claSSeSgraDe 6-8



sEnioR classEs/EvEnts

maKing SenSe oF meDicaretuesday / 10:00 amDec 3Topics include what Medicare covers, supplemental insurance, private plans, Part D, group and retiree plans. Presented by HICAP.

FREE (Registration required)

commUnicaTing WiTH FamilY – Do’S & Don’TS thursday / 10:00 amDec 5Often hopes for a peaceful holiday are thwarted by miscommunications and arguments. Presented by Cristi Dugger, LCSW, learn positive communication strategies and pitfalls that may help you have a better holiday season.


varicoSe veinStuesday / 1:00 pmDec 10Arthur Loussararian M.D. will discuss vein disorders and current therapies. Learn about the causes, symptoms, risks and what you can do at home for varicose veins.

Free (Registration required)

general inFormaTionNorman P. Murray Community & Senior Center24932 Veterans Way470-3062

HoursMonday - Saturday / 8:00 am - 11:00 pmSunday / Noon - 8:00 pm

Senior claSSeS

DigiTal PHoTograPHYmonday / 3:00 pm – 5:00 pmProfessional photographer Art Ramirez will instruct you on how to use your camera to capture the best possible shots.


$10 per class / $50 (6 classes)

cHair Yogatuesday / 10:00 am – 11:00 amsession 1 / Jan 7 - feb 4 session 2 / feb 11 - mar 11Students will receive the health and fitness benefits of yoga, improving their flexibility and strength, and creating a calm mind and peaceful spirit.

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center470-3062$12 per class$50 / 5 classes

Session 1 / Course #3394Session 2 / Course #3395

line DanceWednesday Beginners / 9:00 am – 10:00 am intermediate / 10:00 am – 11:00 am Mel Branham, professional line dance instructor, teaches beginners to serious “boot scooters” in all popular line dances.


Beginner Class / $4Intermediate Class / $5Both Sessions / $5

Ballroom Dancethursday / 1:00 pm – 2:00 pmA featured dance (Waltz, Fox Trot, Cha Cha, Swing, Tango) is taught each month by Candis Davis.


$5 per class

SUccUlenT WreaTHsunday / 3:30 pm – 6:00 pmDec 15This class will provide hands-on learning to create and care for your own long-lasting Living Wreath. Wreaths provided are 11” galvanized metal frame, filled with a high quality sphagnum moss. An assortment of pre-cut succulent cuttings are provided.

Age 16 & older


$55 + $10 lab fee payable to instructorCourse #3380

oPen STUDio WiTH marlene gerloFFWednesday / noon - 2:30 pmDec 4 & 11Enjoy creating and improving your own art in the company of fellow artists. Watercolor, acrylics and water-based oils are welcome.

Age 18 & older

Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center470-8488$5 per day payable to instructor

WonDerFUl WaTercolor WiTH marlene gerloFFWednesday / noon - 2:30 pmJan 22 – feb 26Enjoy creating successful watercolors through demos and critiques. Learn about color theory, elements of art and technique. Obtain a list of supplies needed for first class.

Age 18 & older



Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center

sEnioR classEs/EvEnts

2013 HoliDaY ligHTS ToUrfriday / 5:00 pm – 8:00 pmDec 13Enjoy an early chili supper before boarding a bus to tour holiday lights and the Mount of Olives Live Nativity scene. After, we will stop for treats at one of the sponsor facilities.

18 & older

$7 / Course #3397

cHallenge oF caregiving2nd thursday each month / 3:30 pmMaking the Moments Count is a “how to” presentation video for caregivers of loved ones suffering from Alzheimer’s to lighten the load, hearts and spirits of family and friends.

FREE

HoBBY SHoPRetirement is a great time to find a hobby. If you are interested in displaying, presenting or finding a hobby, contact us.

470-3036 (More information)

living HealTHY WiTH a cHronic conDiTionthursday / 9:00 am – 11:30 amJan 2 - feb 6Don’t let fatigue, frustration, sleep loss, depression or anxiety keep you from enjoying life. Join a 6-week course developed by Stanford University Research Center offering problem solving all focused to living with chronic conditions.

FREE (Register early as class size is limited.)

aging & angertuesday / 1:00 pmJan 7Why are there a lot of angry older people? Clinical and Forensic Neuropsychologist Dr. Haygoush Kalinian will discuss anger and steps to cope with negative emotion.


reaDY To QUiT ToBacco? YoU can Do iT!Wednesday / 4:00 pm – 5:00 pmJan 8 – feb 5Anaheim Regional Medical Center is facilitating a FREE class to quit tobacco use. A FREE 6-week supply of nicotine patches will be provided, while supplies last.


Senior emPoWermenTfriday / 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmJan 10 – mar 14This FREE 10-week education and support group is for women and men age 50 years and over interested in learning to set limits and manage conflict within their families.


iPaD PracTiceevery tuesday / 4:00 pmDid you get one? Practice with kids who “know it all.”

FREE

STUDenT arT DiSPlaYmonday / 9:00 am – 2:00 pmJan 13Ann Kline’s students will display watercolor, oil and acrylic creations produced in her class. See the artistic talent that has developed in this class.

Wednesday / 11:00 am – 4:00 pmJan 15Enjoy Marlene Gerloff’s watercolor students artwork. See the class in action and connect with artists.

SHingleS & nerve Paintuesday / 1:00 pmJan 14If you’ve ever had Chickenpox, you’re a candidate for Shingles. A Shingles outbreak can leave nerve damage and chronic pain. Dr. Mitchell Wainwright will discuss the successful ways physicians are treating both.


meDicare SUPPlemenTal inSUrancetuesday / 10:00 amJan 21This seminar is for individuals wanting to understand Medicare Supplemental Insurance. Medigap policies are a form of private supplemental insurance that pay for part or all of Medicare’s coinsurance and deductibles. Presented by HICAP.


Newly expanded service now includes residents registered in OCTA ACCESS. Funded by the OCTA and the Senior Mobility grant funds, the program provides sedan and/or wheelchair accessible vans 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to anywhere within the city limits, City of Laguna Hills and to selected satellite destinations.

470-3062 / www.cityofmissionviejo.org/recreation60 & older (Residents only)

$5 One-way / $10 round trip

Dial-a-Taxi



Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center

sEnioR classEs/EvEntsProTecT YoUrSelF, YoUr aSSeTS & YoUr legacYthursday / 2:00 pmfeb 6Financial elder abuse is a preventable epidemic and costs seniors billions of dollars a year. Learn about financial abuse, current scams, how to protect yourself and your assets.


HoW To KeeP YoUr Driver’S licenSethursday / 1:00 pmfeb 6Learn about the DMV re-examination process in collaborations with AARP, AAA, CarFit and more. See what you can do to improve and/or correct driving habits.


elKS Dancesunday / 2:00 pm – 6:00 pmfeb 9Celebrate with a no-host bar, live dance music and prizes sponsored by Mission Viejo Elks Lodge #2444. Tickets must be pre-purchased at the NPM Center no later than 2/6.

$7 / Course #3398

voTer rigHTS & oBligaTionS in octuesday / 10:00 am feb 11Presented by OC Registrar of Voters, learn about voter registration, polling place operations, voter accessibility, voting statistics and participation and election security.


mom & DaD aren’T Doing So Well – noW WHaT?saturday / 9:00 am – 12:00 pmJan 25Learn from experts from the Council on Aging and Alzheimers Association about how to assess and manage life changes for those you love.


SciaTicathursday / 1:00 pmJan 30Learn what to do about that nagging pain in your lower back, buttocks, hip, thigh and down your leg. Doctor Tiva Hanjan from Mission Hospital will discuss the causes and treatments.


DoWnSizing - a Big JoBtuesday / 10:00 amfeb 4You’ve finally made the decision but how and where do you start? Learn from Leslie Isabel from Adapt 2 It how to adapt to a new space and current needs.


commUniTY Tax aWareneSStuesday / 4:00 pm – 5:30 pmfeb 11This workshop is geared for low-to-moderate income taxpayers. Topics will include the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), filing tips and the true cost of a Rapid Anticipation Loan (RAL) and where to file taxes for FREE.

FREE (Call 866-880-2227 to register)

inveSTmenTS & TaxeStuesday / 10:00 amfeb 18Learn how to structure your portfolio in this current economy and take away ideas on how to reduce your income tax.


Senior SUnDaYsunday / 1:00 pm – 4:00 pmfeb 23Enjoy entertainment, refreshments and BINGO sponsored by Heritage Pointe.

$3 / Course #3399

crUiSe connecTionSWednesday / 6:00 pmfeb 26Discuss your travel dreams and discover the best travel options from travel agencies such as AAA, Good Times Travel and more. Refreshments and door prize opportunities.



maRinEs & sailoRssuppoRt activitiEs

general inFormaTion470-3061

If you would like to make a financial contribution to support our adopted troops, please make checks payable to “Mission Viejo Community Foundation.”

Mail or hand-deliver checks to:

City of Mission ViejoRecreation & Community Services Dept.200 Civic Center aMission Viejo, CA 92691

Please include your mailing address to receive written confirmation of your donation.

*Please drop these items off in specially identified boxes at City Hall, Library, Sierra Recreation & Fitness Center, Montanoso Recreation & Fitness Center, Marguerite Tennis Pavillion or Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center

*SenD a SHoeBox oF SUPPorT overSeaS For THe HoliDaYSYour filled shoe box with any of the items (pocket or travel size) listed below will comfort an individual Marine overseas. Great support opportunity for families, classrooms, scouts, service groups and churches.

• Flypaper/Flytraps• Shoe Deodorizers• Board Games• Baby Wipes• Foot Powder• Eye Drops• Stick-on room

deodorizers• Beef/Turkey Jerky• Protein Bars• Protein Drink Mixes• Granola or Trail Mix

• Hot Chocolate• Nuts, Chips, Pretzels• Candy• Chewing Gum• Coffee/creamer• Magazines (Car,

Muscle, Popular Mechanics, Sports)

• Canned Pasta/ soup meals

• Dried Fruit• Hand held battery

operated fans

*BaBY BaSKeT DonaTion iTemSThe Marines and Sailors Adoption Committee will put together baby baskets of support for expecting Marine families of our adopted troops with your generous contributions of the following items:

• Diapers• Shampoo• Lotion• Oil• Wipes• New or Gently Used

Clothing

• Powder• Body Wash• Sunscreen • Bubble Bath• Towels• Washcloths• Diaper Rash Cream

HoliDaY ToY DriveBring a new unwrapped toy to Santa’s Arrival and Celebration on Sunday, December 1 at Santa’s Village in the Civic Center Plaza from 3 pm to 6 pm for the children (all ages) of our adopted Marines and Sailors to enjoy at their holiday party.

Toys will also be collected at specially marked drop-off boxes at City facilities through December 19.

giFT carDS For THe HoliDaYSHelp make the holidays a little more special for some of our troops returning home from overseas and their families with a grocery store gift card dropped off at the Recreation and Community Services Department by December 19.

Please do not include hotel product samples, disposable cameras, used household items or clothes or ready-to-eat microwaveable meals.

marineS / SailorS T-SHirTS, caPS, coinS For SaleMake a $30 donation and receive a newly designed T-shirt, cap and coin. Funds go toward the programs of the Marines and Sailors Adoption Committee that support our troops. See “General Information” box for more information and include your shirt size.





friday, may 16, 2014Presented by the City of Mission Viejo, Mission Viejo Community Foundation and Headquarters Battalion of the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton.

evenT inFormaTionAt Camp Pendleton Marine Memorial Golf Course

9:30 am / Registration for Golf11:00 am / Shotgun Start

Following Golf / Dinner & Awards

ToUrnamenT regiSTraTion/inFowww.teeitupforemarines.com

470-3061 / [email protected]

$800 / Foursome$800 / Foursome (includes a Marine)$200 / Per Person

Price includes green fees, range balls, cart, box lunch, barbeque dinner, beverage coupons and the honor of golfing with our Marines.

Tee It Up Fore Marines

THanK YoU To oUr SUPPorTerS

• Audi/Infinity of Mission Viejo

• MCL Fresh Inc.

• AT&T

• Friess Company Builders Inc.

• Musco Sports Lighting

• Richards, Watson & Gershon

• RJM Design Group, Inc.

• Robert R. Coffee Architects & Associates

• SDG&E

• Sea Air Federal Credit Union

• Standard Pacific Homes

• Incentives Plus, Inc.

• Caddie Fore The Hole

• Cutting Edge Signs & Graphics

• Jake Taylor

• Los Angeles Piper

• Navy Federal Credit Union

• Nevada Bob’s

• South County Lexus

Tournament Registration www.teeitupforemarines.com

annUal HeaDQUarTerS BaTTalion BeneFiT golF ToUrnamenT

association of orange County Deputy sheriffs

Charles abbott associates, inc.

Cox Business

Customfab, inc.

Reig asset management


general inFormaTion859-4FIT (4348)See Fee Schedule on page 20

marguerite tennis Pavilion27474-1 Casta Del Sol

HoursMonday – Thursday 7:00 am – 9:00 pmFriday 7:00 am – 7:00 pmSaturday – Sunday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm

felipe tennis Center27161 Nogal

HoursMonday – Thursday 8:00 am – Noon 3:00 pm – 9:00 pmFriday 8:00 am – Noon 3:00 pm – 7:00 pmSaturday 8:00 am – 5:00 pmSunday 8:00 am – Noon

evening DoUBleStuesday & Wednesday / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmIndividual match play results will be used to determine the winners and finalists at the end of the league at the banquet dinner. This is for players of all abilities.

10-week League

Passholder:$20

coeD mixeD DoUBleS leagUemonday / 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Join us this fall in a fun 10-week coed mixed doubles league at the Felipe Tennis Center. For levels 3.5-4.5.

Passholder:$20

Non-Passholder:$80

The Tennis Pavilion at the Marguerite Recreation Center, which is flanked by the world-famous Nadadores Aquatics Center and the Mission Viejo Family YMCA, now includes:

• 8 Lighted Courts

• Pristine New Club House

• New Lighting System

• Enhanced Parking

• Large Outdoor Terrace Area for Entertaining and Match Observation

• Wi-Fi and State-of-the-Art Audio Visual Components

• Online Court Reservation System

This outdoor event area is the perfect setting for parties, evening engagements or simply enjoying tennis matches. Take a tour of this community amenity and see all that it offers!

DoUBleS maSTerS leagUethursdays / 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmThis league is for the elite and serious tennis players 4.5 and above. Experience the challenge of playing against other top players including teaching pros and open players. Enjoy a FREE 4-week trial period.

859-4348, extension 5763 (Sam Cho)[email protected]

margUeriTe TenniS Pavilion

Women’S DoUBleS leagUeJoin a fun women’s doubles league this year and meet new people. All levels are available from beginner to advanced.

859-4348, extension 5761 (Brian Gruner)

monDaY nigHT Beginning laDieS DoUBleS Programmonday / 7:00 pm - 8:30 pmJoin other novice tennis players in this fun-filled doubles clinic and league. Match play only.

859-4348, extension 5761 (Brian Gruner)

Passholder:FREE

Non-Passholder:$8

tEnnis



tEnnis

JUnior DeveloPmenTmonday / 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Wednesday & friday / 4:00 pm – 5:00 pmFor junior beginners, the emphasis is on the fundamentals of volleys, serving and conditioning.

Age 8–12

Passholder:$98 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$49 / 1 session per week (4 weeks)

Non-Passholder:$104 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$52 / 1 session per week (4 weeks)

JUnior exPlorer le PeTiT SmaSHmonday / 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm (felipe)friday / 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm (marguerite)A unique tennis program specifically designed for kids utilizing the Evolutiv’ Tennis Method. Kids are taught in a fun and stimulating environment to develop and enhance motor skills, coordination and balance at every stage of the child’s growth.

Age 2–8



Valerie Albaret / 200-2595www.lepetitsmash.us

PrivaTe TenniS leSSonSHighly qualified tennis instructors will help you develop your game, whether you are a novice or an advanced player. Private, semi-private and clinic lessons are available.

Passholder:$57 (hour) / $30 (half hour)

Non Passholder:$60 (hour) / $32 (half hour)

aDUlT Beginner clinicmonday / 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm marguerite tennis Pavilion

saturday / 10:00 am – 11:30 amfelipe tennis CenterLearn proper stroke production, the fundamentals of doubles and singles game play and improve cardio endurance.

$52 per month (Marguerite)$78 per month (Felipe)

Pro: John Sangveraphunsiri & Blaine Patton859-4348, extension 5761 (Brian Gruner)

aDUlT inTermeDiaTe clinictuesday & thursday / 6:30 pm – 8:00 pmJoin other tennis players for an evening of instruction, play and fun. Pre-registration is required. Suited for players 3.5 and up.

Age 18 & older


Non-Passholder:$156 / 2 sessions per week (4 weeks)$78 / 1 session per week (4 weeks

maTcH PrePWednesday & friday / 5:00 pm – 6:30 pmThis is for juniors who have completed the Junior Development program and have been selected directly into the program by the instructors. Emphasis is on stroke development, match play drills, conditioning and strategy.



aDvanceD maTcH PrePtuesday & thursday / 4:30 pm – 6:30 pmThis is for the junior USTA tournament player. Class includes match play, strategy, fitness and video analysis. Players must be approved by Jason Harnett before entering.



Join us at the Mission Viejo Tennis Centers; laugh, exercise, have fun and meet new people.

859-4348

SocialS

#missionviejocaADDitionAL inforMAtion www.cityofmissionviejo.org18

Teen FiTneSStuesday & thursday / 5:00 pm – 6:00 pmJoin this instructor-led class and make the most of your workouts! Learn new weightlifting and cardio exercises. A parent/guardian signed waiver is required.

All fitness levels

Age 12–17

Montanoso Recreation & Fitness Center

SHiTo-rYU KaraTe-Do genBU-Kai TraDiTional KaraTe-Dotuesday & fridayAge 7–15 (Juniors)Age 16 & older (Adults)

Montanoso Recreation & Fitness Center

Registration MonthlyInstructors: Sam Banis & Amy Fair

Monthly Fee:$40 (Passholders) / $45 (Non-Passholders)

The Montanoso and Sierra Recreation and Fitness Centers have several personal trainers available. Each trainer has a unique style and works with all fitness levels. Work on weight loss, nutrition, strength, or sport specific skills. Each trainer operates independently so please contact them directly as listed below.

Jadon’s Personalized fitness Jadon Pollard (a.C.e., tRX, aasDn)282-9297 / [email protected]

Coach Dave’s Personal training Dave malone (Bs, nCsf)(949) 291-1212 / [email protected]

fountain of Youth fitness Vaughn shelton (nCsf)293-3032 / www.fountainofyouthfitness.net

“twin Pitch” Personal training abbey arnold (Bs, nasm)212-9226 / [email protected]

fitnEssPerSonal Training

BooT camPmonday – friday / 5:30 ammonday – thursday / 6:30 pmtuesday / 10:30 amthursday / 8:30 amsaturday / 9:30 amsunday / 8:00 amWhatever your goal, Sierra Boot Camp will jump start your fitness progress with a results-driven conditioning program that focuses on fat loss and developing lean, tone healthy bodies.

Age 14 & older

Sierra Recreation & Fitness Center

BaBYSiTTingmon, tues, thurs, fri & sat / 8:00 am – noonthursday / 8:00 am – 1:00 pmmonday – thursday / 4:00 pm – 8:00 pmMontanoso Recreation and Fitness Center offers babysitting for members and non-members while they workout or take an aerobics class. Rules do apply, so please inquire at the front desk.

Age 3 months–7

Passholders:Unlimited Monthly Pass:$30 (1 child)$40 (2 children)$50 (3 children)

Per Visit$3 + ($2 for each additional child)

Punch Pass / $33

Non-Passholder$5 ($3 for each additional child)

An ongoing year-round fitness challenge at the Recreation Centers designed to encourage members to set goals and make fitness their mission! Keep track of how long you run, bike, lift, swim, or participate in a class and earn points towards fabulous prizes, including a FREE month of membership to the Recreation & Fitness Centers!

Montanoso & Sierra Recreation & Fitness Centers

859-4348, extension 5722

maKe iT coUnT FiTneSS cHallenge

mission viejo Leisure Time Winter 2013



fitnEss

Time monDaY TUeSDaY WeDneSDaY THUrSDaY FriDaY SaTUrDaY SUnDaY

5:30 am (5:45 R.I.P.P.E.D.) * Core/StrengthTraining (5:45 R.I.P.P.E.D.) * Core/Strength

Training

6:30 am Intermediate Yoga Intermediate Yoga Intermediate Yoga

7:05 am R.I.P.P.E.D. R.I.P.P.E.D.

8:00 am Jazzercise Body Sculpting Jazzercise Body Sculpting Jazzercise Circuit

8:15 am Body Sculpting Pilates

9:15 am Jazzercise Jazzercise Jazzercise Step Jazzercise Jazzercise

9:30 am Zumba Jazzercise

10:30 am Intermediate Yoga

10:45 am Basic YogaLevels 1 & 2 Pilates Basic Yoga

Levels 1 & 2 Pilates Basic Yoga

Noon Basic Yoga Turbo Kick Basic Yoga

12:30 pm Pilates

3:45 pm Kids’ Bootcamp

4:00 pm Intermediate Yoga

4:30 pm (4:45 Zumba) (4:45 Zumba) R.I.P.P.E.D.

5:00 pm Turbo Kick & Teen Fitness

Turbo Kick & Teen Fitness

5:30 pm Jr. Beg. Karate

6:00 pm Jazzercise Zumba Jazzercise R.I.P.P.E.D.

6:30 pm Jr. Adult Karate

7:00 pm (7:15 R.I.P.P.E.D.) Jr. Adult Karate (7:15 R.I.P.P.E.D.) (7:15 Piyo)

7:30 pm Adult Karate

8:00 pm Adult Karate

Montanoso Program Schedule * Fee Based

time monDaY tUesDaY WeDnesDaY tHURsDaY fRiDaY satURDaY sUnDaY

5:30 am Boot Camp Boot Camp Boot Camp Boot Camp Boot Camp

8:00 am Aqua Motion Aqua Motion (8:30 Bootcamp) Aqua Motion Boot Camp

9:00 am (9:10 Aquacise) Aqua Boot Camp (9:10 Aquacise) Aqua Boot Camp (9:10 Aquacise)

9:30 am Aqua Boot Camp& Bootcamp

10:30 am Bootcamp

12:00 pm Senior Fitness Senior Fitness

6:15 pm * Triathlon Swim * Triathlon Swim

6:30 pm Boot Camp Boot Camp Boot Camp Boot Camp

Sierra Program ScheduleCheck with facilityfor additional programs.

Schedule subject to change.* Fee Based



sWimminG, vollEyBall & pass fEEsTriaTHlon SWim Programmon & Wed / 6:00 pm – 7:15 pmBeginning to advanced triathlon swimming technique instruction and triathlon swim workouts.

Instructor:Dave Malone (BS, USAT Certified Coach)291-1212 or [email protected] Recreation & Fitness Center

Age 14 & older

12 Session Punch Card:$200 / Passholders$240 / Non-Passholders

volleYBalltuesday & thursday / 5:00 pm – 7:00 pmJoin the ongoing Volleyball League. Minimal experience preferred. Play is cancelled during rain. Courts shaded at all times.

All Ages

Felipe Tennis Center / 859-4348FREE

monTanoSo Pool ScHeDUlea c T i v i T Y T i m e D aY

Lap Swim Only5:30 am – 10:30 am Monday – Friday

7:00 am – 10:30 am Saturday / Sunday

Recreation & Lap Swim10:30 am – 8:45 pm Monday – Friday

10:30 am – 6:45 pm Saturday / Sunday

Waterpark 10:30 am – Dusk Daily

Sierra Pool ScHeDUlea c T i v i T Y T i m e D aY

Lap Swim

5:30 am – 7:45 am Monday / Wednesday / Friday

5:30 am – 9:00 am Tuesday / Thursday

7:00 am – 9:30 am Saturday

7:00 am – 10:30 am Sunday

Aqua Aerobics 8:00 am – 9:15 am Monday / Wednesday / Friday

Lap Swim / Aqua Aerobics

9:15 am – 10:15 am Monday / Wednesday / Friday

9:00 am – 10:00 am Tuesday / Thursday

9:30 am – 10:30 am Saturday

Recreation & Lap Swim10:30 am – 8:45 pm Monday – Friday

10:30 am – 6:45 pm Saturday / Sunday

Waterslide 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Saturday / Sunday

Pass Fees include use of specific facility(ies) and corresponding amenities but do not include participation in all of the various programs offered. Proof of residency must be provided in the form of a current utility bill, property tax statement or Lake Mission Viejo membership bill.

Monthly and annual passes are assessed an initiation fee of $50. Annual passes include the 12th month for FREE. 10% discount for passholders over age 55. *Junior Passes valid only at the Felipe Tennis Center.

montanoso & sieRRa

typeResident non-Resident

monthly annual monthly annual

Single $25 $275 $36 $396Couple $39 $429 $53 $583Family $53 $583 $69 $759Junior N/A

ComBineD



Single $59 $649 $84 $924Couple $82 $902 $113 $1,243Family $103 $1,113 $139 $1,529Junior* $40 $440 $59 $649

DaY Use feesfitness Centers Resident & non-Resident

Adults $8Youth

(Age 3 Months – 13 Years) $4

tennis Centers Resident & non-Resident

Per Person $8

maRgUeRite & feLiPe



Single $45 $495 $60 $660Couple $60 $660 $80 $880Family $70 $770 $90 $990Junior* $20 $220 $30 $330

FiTneSS & TenniS cenTerS PaSS Fee ScHeDUle

The Recreation and Fitness Centers offer Healthways SilverSneakers® Fitness Program, Prime, and Silver & Fit. Check with your healthcare provider or employer to see if you are eligible for one of these fantastic programs.

Free WellneSS ProgramS



WalkinG tRails

1) arroyo trabuco trail (15 mile Mountains to Sea trail)

a) Beebe Park trailhead (24190 Olympiad Road)

• Difficult to Moderate

B) arroyo trabuco trailhead (End of Avery Parkway)

• Easy to Moderate to Difficult

2) oso Creek trail (5.5 miles of total trails)

C) Character garden trailhead (25552 Marguerite Parkway)

• Easy

D) Potocki/World Cup soccer Center trailhead (27301 La Paz Road)

• Easy to Moderate

e) Pavion Park trailhead (24051 Pavion)


3) Lake mission Viejo (3.1 mile loop around Lake Mission Viejo)

f) florence Joyner olympiad Park trailhead (22760 Olympiad Road)

• Easy – Concrete Sidewalk

4) Wilderness glen (2.1 miles of total trails)

g) Wilderness glen trailhead (22500 Los Alisos Blvd at Vista Del Lago)

• Easy to Moderate to Difficult

5) aliso Creek trail (18.5 mile trail corridor)

H) aliso Creek trailhead (20702 El Toro Road at Marguerite Parkway)


Trail legenD

www.cityofmissionviejo.org/walkingtrails

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PACIFIC HILLSCommunity Facilities

1 City Hall 200 Civic Center 470-3000

2 mission Viejo Library 100 Civic Center 830-7100 (General Information) 855-8068 (Renewals) 470-8420 (Passports)

3 animal services Center 28095 Hillcrest 470-3045

4 norman P. murray Community & senior Center 24932 Veterans Way / Pacific Hills 470-3062 (General Information) 470-3063 (Senior Meals) 470-3035 (Rental Information)

5 thomas R. Potocki Conference Center 27301 La Paz Road 470-3061

6 montanoso Recreation & fitness Center 25800 Montanoso Drive 859-4FIT (4348)

7 sierra Recreation & fitness Center 26887 Recodo Lane 859-4FIT (4348)

8 felipe tennis Center 27161 Nogal 859-4FIT (4348)

9 marguerite Recreation Center tennis Pavilion 27474-1 Casta Del Sol 859-4FIT (4348)

10 marguerite Recreation Center mission Viejo nadadores 27474 Casta Del Sol 380-2552

11 marguerite Recreation Center mission Viejo family YmCa 27341 Trabuco Circle 859-9622

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