winnemucca summer 2015 recreation guide

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Humboldt County Library Summer Reading Program

Friday, June 12; 10 am to noon Summer Reading Program Opening “Breakfast and a Book”

Sign up for the Summer Reading Program for $4 per person which includes a pancakebreakfast. For nonparticipating family members, breakfast is $1 per person.

Wednesday, June 17; 2 to 4 p.m. Movie: “Horton Hears a Who”

Free admission, Popcorn and soda $1. $0.50 for refills. Running time: 88 minutes

Friday, June 19; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Super Hero Seek and Find

Make an iSpy collage on a hero’s shield. $3 per craft

Wednesday, June 24; 1 to 2 p.m. Honor Our Veterans

Meet some of our local Veterans and hear their stories

Friday, June 26; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tie Dye

Bring a white, cotton t-shirt or other item to tie dye. $3-8 depending on size of item

Friday. July 3 & Saturday, July 4 Library Closed

Wednesday, July 8; 2 to 4 p.m. Movie: “The Croods”


Friday, July 10; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Hero Planter Pots

Paint a Hero Planter Pot. $3 per craft

Wednesday, July 15; 1 to 2 p.m. Frozen Party

Join the party with Anna and Elsa from Disney’s Frozen

Friday, July 17; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Flashback Friday

Missed a craft? We bring back our favorites. $3 per craft

Wednesday, July 22; 2 to 4 p.m. Movie: “Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium”


Friday, July 24; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Super Stash Bottles

Make a Superhero out of a bottle to stash your treasures in. $3 per craft

Tuesday, July 28 & Wednesday, July 29 Make a Lap Quilt

Begins 10 a.m. Registration required. $15. Ages 11-18. Please call Leanne, Becca, or Jessica @ 623-6388Bring, if possible: sewing machine, pins, pin cushion, scissors.

Wednesday, July 29; 1 to 2 pm Special Guest Dr. Grant

Learn about Dental Hygiene with our special guest Dr. Grant and his staff.

Friday, July 31; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Treasure Book

Make your own Activity/Quiet Book. $3 per craft

Wednesday, August 5; 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Movie: “Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer”

Free admission, Popcorn and soda $1. $0.50 for refills. Running time: 92minutes

Wednesday, August 5; 9 p.m. Last Day to turn in reading log time sheets

Friday, August 7; 10 a.m. Summer Reading Program Awards Party

Fun & Games. Drawings start at 10:30 a.m. Must be present to win raffle prizes only.

Date and Time To Be Announced Babysitter Training

Registration is Required. Please call Becca or Jessica Anderson @ 623-6388Bring a sack lunch and water on both days. Ages 11-16

— Turn in reading time sheets as completed for the duration of the Summer Reading Program —

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Humboldt County Library Tuesdays 10 - 11 a.m.

Story TimeStories & songs for ages 2-5

Wednesdays 10 - 11 a.m. Bilingual Story Time

Stories & Songs for all ages

Thursdays 10:30 - 11 a.m. Baby Bounce – Stories & Songs

for newborns to 24 months

Saturdays 10 - 11 a.m. Super Saturday Stories

Stories & Songs for all ages

Humboldt CountyBookmobile Schedule

– All activities $2 –

Monday June 8 Sand Pass Road- Surprise ActivitiesTuesday June 9 Imlay School & Unionville Park- Surprise ActivitiesWed. June 10 Orovada Community Park - Surprise ActivitiesThurs. June 11 Grass Valley Elementary School- Surprise ActivitiesMon. June 15 Duncan Daycare & Sonoma Ranch- Superhero Mask and CapeTues. June 16 Kings River Community Hall- Superhero Mask and CapeWed. June 17 Mountain View Road & Paradise Valley Park- Superhero Mask and CapeThurs. June 18 Grass Valley Elementary School- Superhero Mask and CapeMon. June 22 Sand Pass Road- Superhero Mask and CapeTues. June 23 Imlay School & Unionville Park - Superhero Mask and CapeWed. June 24 Orovada Community Park - Superhero Mask and CapeThurs. June 25 Grass Valley Elementary School- Superhero Mask and Cape Mon. June 29 Duncan Daycare & Sonoma Ranch- Superhero Seek and FindTues. June 30 Kings River Community Hall - Superhero Seek and FindWed. July 1 Mountain View Road & Paradise Valley Park - Superhero Seek and FindThurs. July 2 Grass Valley Elementary School- Superhero Seek and FindMon. July 6 Sand Pass Road - Superhero Seek and FindTues. July 7 Imlay School & Unionville Park - Superhero Seek and FindWed. July 8 Orovada Community Park - Superhero Seek and FindThurs. July 9 Grass Valley Elementary School - Superhero Seek and FindMon. July 13 Duncan Daycare & Sonoma Ranch- Treasure BooksTues. July 14 Kings River Community Hall - Treasure BooksWed. July 15 Mountain View Road & Paradise Valley Park - Treasure BooksThurs. July 16 and Mon. July 20 Bookmobile ClosedTues. July 21 Imlay School & Unionville Park - Treasure BooksWed. July 22 Orovada Community Park - Treasure BooksThurs. July 23 Grass Valley Elementary School – Treasure BooksFri. July 24 Sand Pass Road- Treasure BooksMon. July 27 Duncan Daycare & Sonoma Ranch- Tie DyeTues. July 28 Kings River Community Hall - Tie DyeWed. July 29 Mountain View Road & Paradise Valley Park – Tie DyeThurs. July 30 Grass Valley Elementary School- Tie DyeMon. Aug. 3 Sand Pass Road- Tie DyeTues. Aug. 4 Imlay School & Unionville Park - Tie DyeWed. Aug. 5 Orovada Community Park - Tie DyeThurs. Aug. 6 Grass Valley Elementary School- Tie DyeThursday August 6 Bookmobile Reading Log Deadline

Community Programs 2015Nevada Outdoor School is excited to offer families these exciting outdoor opportunities this summer.

• Water Canyon Summer Series:

Group hikes in Water Canyon! Meet us at the first bathroom site for a family friendly hike along the Interpretive Trail. Breathe in some fresh air and learn cool facts about the natural history and culture of Water Canyon. This FREE summer series will kick off on National Trails Day, June 6, and continue on these select dates: June 27 and July 12. We hope to see you there!

• Family Gardening Hour:

Nevada Outdoor School and the Winnemucca Community Garden want you and your family to get out and garden this summer! Join us at the Children’s Garden at 9am for an hour of FREE interactive and fun educational programs. This will take place on these select Saturdays throughout the summer: June 18, July 18 and August 15.

• Nature at Noon:

Join us at Vesco Park from noon to 1 pm every Tuesday and Thurs-day for FREE nature activities! All preschool through incoming sec-ond grade students can sign up daily to explore a new nature topic through crafts, stories, and engaging games. This noon time fun begins June 25 and concludes August 6.

• NOS Family Outing:

This family friendly event is on July 31 & August 1 in Water Canyon. Bring your family outdoors one last time before school begins to enjoy family activities, hikes, barbequing, and of course our tradi-tional campfire program! This event is FREE to all families. Invite your friends and join us on the annual NOS Family Outing!

• Nevada Outdoor School’s 7th Annual Buckaroo Dutch Oven Cook-Off:

Join us for the 7th annual Buckaroo Dutch Oven Cook-Off, sure to be the biggest and best yet! This fundraising event will be held August 22 at Riverview Park in Winnemucca. Expect friendly competitive cooking, fantastic food, raffle prizes, live music and loads of fun!

Nevada Outdoor School is offering a variety of exciting, outdoor summer camps! This year, camps will run from 8 am until 4 pm.

All participants will receive camp mementos and lots of excitement.

To register online please visit our website:nevadaoutdoorschool.org/SummerPrograms.htm

Parents can also register by phone by calling (775) 623-5656, or by visiting our office. Sign up today!

• Adventure Camp 1:

Kids entering 3rd – 5th grades, get ready for adventure! Campers will participate in hands-on activities, fun-filled games, outdoor explora-tion, and dive into the world of science. Campers will celebrate the end of camp with an overnight campout in Water Canyon!

Due to its popularity, Adventure Camp 1 will be offered twice this summer for only $25! Week 1 is offered June 22-26 | Week 2 is offered July 6-10

• ATV Rider Camp:

Start your engines for ATV Rider Camp! Two days of fun activities for ages 7-12 to explore Tread Lightly!, learn safe riding habits. Plus, an optional hands-on rider course day where you can earn your ATV safety certificate.

ATV Rider Camp will be July 22 - 23 (24 or 25 for Rider Course) and costs $35

• Adventure Camp 2:

Kids entering 6th – 8th grades grab your friends and meet us at Adventure Camp 2! Campers will explore local recreation areas, make cool crafts, learn outdoor skills, and jump into interesting sci-ence topics. In addition, campers will finish their week with a two night campout in the Santa Rosa Mountains! Come join the fun!

Adventure Camp 2 is July 20 - 24 and costs $45

• New Horizon’s Girls Camp:

Girls entering 5th and 6th grade: this camp is for YOU! Girls will spend the week exploring the outdoors, playing games, making crafts and building friendships. By the end of the week, girls will have a strengthened sense of self-esteem, feel more comfortable and confident in the outdoors, and have built strong, positive relation-ships with other campers.

Girls Camp is August 3 - 7 and costs $35

• Boys Adventure Camp:

Boys entering 5th - 7th grade: this camp is for YOU! Over three days, boys will play games, construct water balloon launchers, and par-ticipate in a variety of outdoor activities. Campers will also develop and use teamwork skills to compete in the Clash of the Empires competition on the last day! Campers will leave exhausted, but will have great memories and new friends to start the new school year.

Boys Adventure Camp is August 3 - 5 and costs $35


Nevada Outdoor School655 Anderson St, Winnemucca

(775) 623-5656 www.nevadaoutdoorschool.org


Dates: June 8 through August 7Time: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm (Monday – Thursday)Ages: 6-12Location: Youth Center (Next to Memorial Pool)Fee: $20/Day/Child or $70/Week/Child (Includes free lunch from summer food program)

Start your summer vacation by attending the Sum-mer Day Camp Program! We will be doing a summer reading program daily. Day campers will have the opportunity to swim daily. We will be running multiple outdoor activities during the week.

Pre-registration: May 26–28 from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the Youth Center (next to Memorial Swimming Pool) or by appointment, call Chad Peters, Day Camp Supervisor at 623-6325.

Located just above the cattle guard at the end of Kluncy Canyon Road the Bloody Shins Trails offer miles of rolling single track which provide trail users with endless views of both near and distant mountain ranges.

These trails, because of their location are easily acces-sible to both residents and visitors. The trails are available for non-motorized uses such as: mountain biking, jogging/hiking, and horseback riding.

Trails are currently marked with signs. The beginner loop is 7 miles long (green signs), the intermediate trail cover-ing a distance of 12 miles (blue signs), the advanced trail which totals 17 miles (black signs). Bloody Shins Trails were designated October of 1998. These are the first trails to be developed in the Winnemucca Mountain Trail System. Part-ners in the project included: BLM-Winnemucca Field Office, Bikes and More, the Winnemucca Convention and Visitors Authority, and the Nevada Division of Forestry, Rose Creek Honor Camp.

Additional trails are now available on Winnemucca Mountain.

In August 2013, a group of citizens met to discuss how to bring community service programs and facilities to Winnemucca, Nevada. This conversation led to starting a Boys & Girls Club of Winnemucca. The overwhelming sup-port and interest at these initial meetings made it obvious there was sufficient momentum needed to move forward.

In November 2013, local citizens at a community forum meeting voted to form an advisory group. By the end of the month, the Winnemucca Community Improvement Group with 15 community leaders was established with Ray Parks as the Chair. This group would explore all options including working with Boys & Girls Club of America to become an independently chartered organization. A community needs assessment was conducted and identified the Boys & Girls Club as a priority for the Winnemucca community. This study showed that 91.8% of respondents were in support of this project.

A Board of Directors, representing a varied group of public and private entities has come together to develop a comprehensive plan to improve youth development, community health and wellness, educational advance-ment, sports, and community recreation. One of the key indicators showing community involvement regarding this

project is to look at the make-up of the Board of Direc-tors and their affiliations. This diverse Board of Directors represents integral organizations of our community includ-ing Superintendent of Schools, Mayor, City Administrator, County Judge, County Commissioner, City Council, Gold Mine management, Hospital representation, Boys & Girls Club representation, local business owners, and commu-nity citizens. We are proud to announce that 100% of the Winnemucca Board of Directors has pledged support to this project for a grand total of $152,000.

In August 2014, the City of Winnemucca secured the funding and site for Phase 1 of the new Recreation Com-plex at 3640 Great Basin Avenue. Land development and site infrastructure outlines Phase 1 of the project. This includes design fees, roads, site preparation, utilities, light-ing, landscaping, and securing the 43 acre site that gives the necessary land for this initiative and any future projects. This entire phase is being managed and governed by the City of Winnemucca.

In Phase 1, the City of Winnemucca committed $1,620,000, Humboldt County committed $1,000,000, and the Winnemucca Convention and Visitors Authority com-mitted $500,000 to build this new complex. The Humboldt

County School District has made this a priority by commit-ting $440,000 in furnishings, fixtures and equipment, as well as $60,000 for in-kind services. The school district and our organization are also collaborating on the new STEM center. The high school will conduct STEM programs during the school day and the Boys & Girls Club will utilize these facilities to offer their programs during the evening.

On May 4th, 2015 our community was awarded the right of a Boys and Girls Club of Winnemucca, under the auspices of the Boys and Girls Club of Truckee Mead-ows. It is our intention to be an independent club within the next 18 months. The Winnemucca community has a population of just over 8,000 individuals and has 3,400 children between the ages of kindergarten – 18 years old. It is projected that the Winnemucca Boys & Girls Club will also serve 25% of their community for a total of 650 – 850 members.

Our current goal is to secure funds for Phase 2 with a capital campaign, leading to a groundbreaking of the Boys & Girls Club Facility in late 2015 with a grand opening in late 2016. You can go to www.bgcwin.org to donate or to find out more information about this amazing project.

Registration:Thursday, May 14th 6:00 – 8:00 PMWednesday, May 20th 6:00 – 8:00 PMThursday, May 28th 6:00 – 8:00 PMSaturday, May 30th 1:00 – 3:00 PM

Registration will take place at the Winnemucca City Recreation Room (next to Memorial Swimming Pool).

A photocopy of the player’s birth certificate is required at regis-tration if he/she did not participate in the 2014 season.

Participants cannot be attending high school.

Cost per participant:Cheerleading: $75 (7 – 14 years old)Flag Football: $75 (7 years old by Aug 1st)Junior Tackle: $125 (9 years old by Aug 1st)Senior Tackle: $125 (12 years old by Aug 1st)


AYSO (American Youth Soccer Organiza-tion) is a nationwide, non-profit organization that develops and delivers quality youth soccer programs in a fun, family environment based on AYSO’s Six Philosophies:

EVERYONE PLAYS, BALANCED TEAMS, OPEN REGISTRATION,

POSITIVE COACHING, GOOD SPORTS-MANSHIP AND PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Visit www.winnemuccaAYSO.org and www.ayso.org for more information about local and national AYSO programs, respec-tively. Approximately 575 kids are represented locally by AYSO Region 546 in the communi-ties of Winnemucca, Grass Valley, Orovada and Golconda. Join us during the fall of 2015 for a fun season of soccer!Registration:

Player and coach registration will take place at GRASS VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL as follows:

May 21, 20155:00 to 8:00pmJune 11, 20155:00 to 8:00pmJune 25, 20155:00 to 8:00pmRegistration Fee: $65Late Registration: $75

All players and vol-unteers are registered and E-signed online on eayso.org. Please bring your printed forms and fees to registration. This saves time for you and our registration volun-teers!

During April, May and June, families with more than three play-ers will pay a “family maximum” of the appli-cable fee multiplied by 3 players.

A Birth Certificate is required for all new players. Registration is open to all children who are between 4 and 14 years (9th grade maxi-mum for those kids that don’t make the high school teams) as of July 31, 2015.

Volunteers Needed:AYSO relies entirely on volunteers. Please

consider serving the league as a coach, a ref-eree, a team parent, a field helper or a board member. Training is provided! You and your kids will be richer for the experience. Please complete your volunteer application at www.eAYSO.org and submit it during one of the registrations sessions listed. Thank you.

AYSO British Soccer Camp:June 8 through June 12, 2015

at the Sports ComplexThe Winnemucca Youth Soccer Organiza-

tion (Region 546) will be sponsoring a five-day soccer camp and special clinics on June 13 at the Sports Complex. Registration is open to all children ages 4 to 15.

You can register and obtain additional information including costs and times at www.aysosoccercamps.org. Sign up soon to ensure there will be enough t-shirts and soccer balls for everyone.

Early registration is encouraged and will be rewarded with extra soccer goodies. Please visit the website for more details.

BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP JUNE 8-11

The Lowry High School boys basketball team will be holding its annual camp June 8 – 11 in the main gym at Lowry. The camp is run by Buckaroo boys head coach Chad Peters, along with players from the team and members of the veteran coaching staff at the high school.

Camp Times:Incoming 3rd – 4th graders3:00 - 5:00 pm $60Incoming 5th – 6th graders12:30 - 3:00 pm $70Incoming 7th – 8th graders8:30 - 11:30 am $80(Includes Camp T-shirt)

The camp is designed to help young players increase their basketball fundamentals and overall knowledge of the game. Most impor-tantly, the campers will learn how to enjoy the game of basketball within the Lowry tradition.

Checks are payable to Chad Peters. Participants can mail the registration form to Chad Peters, 777 S. Bridge St., Winnemucca, NV, 89445 or you can drop the form off at Spare Time Bowl.

All proceeds from the camp go to the Lowry boys basketball program and the Nicholas Green Memo-rial Basketball Scholarship.

GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP JUNE 15-18

The Lowry High School girls basketball team will be hold-ing its annual camp June 15 – 18 in the main gym at Lowry. The camp is run by Chelsea Cabatbat, the Buckaroo girls head

coach, along with with players from the team and members of the veteran coaching staff at the

high school.

Camp Times: Incoming 3rd – 5th graders

8:00 - 11:00 am $65 Incoming 6th – 8th graders

12:00 - 4:00pm $75 (Includes Camp T-shirt)

Come join the 2015 Division IA League, Regional, and Academic CHAMPIONS!

This camp will focus on fundamen-tals and learning the characteristics of Lowry High School Basketball. Whether or not your daughter

has ever played she is bound to have fun in our welcoming atmosphere filled with a balanced mix of fundamentals and fun.

Our staff brings a wealth of basketball knowledge, drills and enthusiasm designed to help young players increase their basket-ball fundamentals and overall knowledge of the game.


The junior golf program is open to all boys and girls between the ages of 8-17. The objective of the course is to educate our youth in swing technique, the rules of golf and etiquette on the course. Golf equipment will be available during classes at no charge.

Anyone wishing to participate in the tournaments after the class periods are completed must have his or her own set of clubs. Anyone not holding an annual pass or current monthly pass will be required to pay applicable green fees. Entry fees for tournament play are an additional expense and are not included in the registration fee.

REGISTRATIONBegins Wednesday, June 1

(10:00 am-6:00 pm)at Winnemucca Golf Course

or call 623-9920.Lesson Dates:Wednesday, June 17, 24, & July 1 Ages: 8 thru 17 years oldFee: $15.00 per individualTime: 8:00-9:00 a.m. (8-10 yr. old) 9:00-10:00 a.m. (10-12 yr. old) 10:00-11:00 A.M. (13-17 yr. old)Instructor: Joe Dendary, Head Golf Pro and volunteers

The following is the list of lessons and tour-naments associated with this program: June 1-12 — Registration June 17 — Grip, stance, irons, etc. June 24 — Woods July 1 — Chipping and putting

TOURNAMENTSJuly 8 — Ladies Jr. Scramble 9-holes

Entry fee & lunch donated byWinnemucca Lady’s Club.

July 15 — Herzog Jr.Tournament(Entry fee $3.00 plus green fee, if applicable)

July 22— Floyd “Doc” Verner Memorial(Entry fee $3.00 plus green fee, if applicable)

July 29 — Doug Maddox Memorial(entry fee $3.00, plus green fee if applicable)

Aug. 5 — Jeff Wade Memorial(entry fee $3.00, plus green fee, if applicable)


Children’s Lessons: Dates:Session I June 15-26Session 2 July 6-17Session 3 July 20-31Session 4 August 3-14

Times:Levels 1-4 9:00-9:30 amLevels 1-4 9:40-10:10 amLevels 1-4 10:20-10:50 amLevels 1-6 11-11:30 amLevels 1-6 & Adults 6-7 pm

Fee:$40.00/child

Location:Memorial Swimming Pool

Lessons will be taught by Red Cross certified instructors and aides. Prerequisites for each level are as follows:

Level I: Introduction to WaterSkillsLevel II: Fundamental AquaticSkillsLevel III: Stroke DevelopmentLevel IV: Stroke ImprovementLevel V: Stroke RefinementLevel VI: Swim and SkillProficiency

Registration:• Session I, 2, 3 & 4May 26, 27, & 28 6-7 pm• Session 2, 3, & 4June 30, July 1, & 2 6-7 pm• Session 3 & 4July 28, 29 & 30 6-7 pm

Registration will take place at Memorial Swimming Pool at the gate entrance on the left side of the pool. PARENTS: Bring your child to registration for free swim test for level placement.

Call Memorial Pool at 623-4362 or the Recreation Dept. at 623-6325 for more information. Class sizes will be limited to a max of 8 kids per level.

Water Babies & Pre-K:These classes are an intro-

duction to the water envi-ronment with the help of the child’s parent. It’s fun for both the parent and the child. The instructors are certified W.S.I.’s and have taught these classes many times before.

Emphasis is on safe water play. (Please no diapers in the pool, plastic pants are available at the pool)

Location: Memorial PoolDuring all 4 sessionsMinimum of 6 per classAges: 6 months to 3 yearsFee: $ 5.00/lesson11:30-12:00 noonWater Babies & Pre-KM-W-F Only

Adult Swim Lessons:If you keep telling yourself

it’s time to learn how to swim, this is your perfect chance to do just that. We have excellent adult instructors who love to teach individuals how to swim. Learning to swim is not difficult and you’ll really enjoy yourself in a very relaxed atmosphere.

BODE HOWARD MEMORIAL POOL SAGE HEIGHTS POOL HOURS—

Monday - Friday:5:30 - 7:00 a.m. Lap swim11:00 a.m. - Noon Lap walkersNoon - 1:00 p.m. Lap swim 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. Public swim4:30 - 6:00 p.m. Lap swim6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Public swim

Saturday:11:00 a.m. - Noon Lap swimNoon - 5:00 p.m. Public swim

Daily: Youth (5 -18 yrs. old) $2.50Adult $3.50 Senior (over 60) $2.50Sauna (must be 18+) $2.00

Monthly: Youth (5 - 18) $30.00Adult $40.00Senior (over 60) $25.00Family $70.00Sauna (must be 18+) $20.00

Quarterly: Youth $60.00Adult $85.00

Senior (over 60) $50.00Family (Immediate only) $170.00Sauna (must be 18+) $45.00

Annual: Youth $150.00Adult $200.00Senior $125.00Family $300.00Sauna $100.00 Season Pass:

$170 purchases a swim pass good for the whole family (immediate family) at both pools (June through August).

POOL FEES (applicable to both Sage Heights and Memorial Pools) —

POOL RULES Individuals using the pool will be asked to exit the pool 15 minutes prior to closing time to allow everyone to exit the building by the posted “closing time”.

Children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult (16 or older). Children under 5 years old must be accompanied by an adult in a swim suit in the water!

THESE RULES ARE STRICTLY ENFORCED!

Sage Heights will open June 8HOURS —

Monday through Sunday Noon - 5:00 p.m.

Public swim

6:00-11:00 p.m.Pool available for rental (Mon.-Sun.)

Both Memorial and Sage Heights pools are used very heavily by the public during the summer months. Dur-ing certain times it becomes necessary to prevent additional swimmers from entering the facilities so that the appropriate level of safety can be maintained. It is important that you call the pool ahead of time to see if the pool is at capacity or if additional swimmers are being admitted. If you arrive at the pool and it is at capacity, the lifeguards will try to allow you to enter as soon as possible. Please be patient, we are trying to keep everyone safe!

Summer Hours Go Into Effect Monday, June 8

SAGE HEIGHTS (623-9812)MEMORIAL POOL (623-4362)

Swimming lessons

White Water Swim Team USA SwimmingWinnemucca Whitewater Swim Team invites you to swim with

us!Come and enjoy an active, healthy lifestyle of swimming

through team participation and competition at a national level.Ages 7-18 are welcome.Younger children may tryout and upon passing, join the team.Tryouts 3:30-4:30 pm June 8th & 9th. Everyone welcome. We will hold practice Monday through Thursday each week

from 3:30 to 4:30 pm. · Cost per swimmer is $65.00 a month.· All swimmers must register with USA Swimming and

obtain a USA swim card. There is a once a year fee for this card.For more information, please contact:

Lisa Hilbish, Coach 775-343-9192 [email protected] Troike, Coach 775-621-8796 [email protected]

Tanya Grady, Treasurer 775-421-1671 [email protected]

Scuba DivingFor information on up-coming classes local diver, Stan Rorex, in

conjunction with Sierra Diving Center of Reno will be offering the chance for individuals to get PADI certified. The course will include classroom instruction, pool and open-water instruction. The course is designed to train the student to dive under ideal conditions to depths as great as 60 feet.

In order for this class to be conducted at least 6 participants must register, so grab a friend and sign up. To pre-register call Stan at 623-3920 or Sierra Diving Center at (775)825-2147.

POOL RENTAL INFORMATION:Sage Heights Pool is available for rental Monday through Sunday. A rental agreement/waiver form must be filled out prior to rental of the pool. Available Hours: 6:00-11:00 p.m. (Renters may begin setting up at 5:00 p.m.)

Rules governing rental of the pool:1. Parties will not last beyond 11:00 P.M.2. No live bands are allowed.3. No glass containers will be allowed on the grounds.4. Anyone consuming alcohol will not be allowed to use the slide (use of alcohol is discouraged).5. Any vandalism of city property will be charged to the party renting the pool.6. Parties will not start prior to 6:00 p.m. unless previous arrangements have been made.7. Adults will be required to get in the water with children 5 years old or younger.

Fee: $100.00 per hour for group parties, which includes two on-duty lifeguards. $50.00 per hour for non-profit organizations, which includes two on-duty lifeguards.

To reserve Sage Heights Pool, please contact the Recreation Department at 623-6325.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES:Sage Heights children’s birthday party. We offer $50.00 per hour, which includes two life-guards. This special offer is only available Saturday and Sunday before 12:00 noon.

Memorial Pool children’s birthday party. We offer $50.00 per hour, which includes two lifeguards plus you can add the day camp room for $25.00 per hour for food, drink and to open presents. This special offer is only available Saturday before 11 AM and all day on Sunday.

For more information,call the Recreation Department

at 623-6325.

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