2002SpringTheHerculean - Hercules Historical Society

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City of Hercules
111 Civic Drive
Hercules, CA 94547
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City Council
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Councif meets the second & fourth Tuesday of each month.
Kris Valstad , Mayor
Ed Balico, Vice Mayor
Frank Batara
Terry Segerberg
Joanne Ward
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Planning Commission
Commission meets the first and third Monday of each month.
Richard Mitchell
Trevor Evans-Young, Sr.
Richard Wilbur
Mario Estioco
Melinda Manzo
Community Services Commission
799-8230
Commission meets the second Monday of each month.
Nichole Wilbur
Adele Laput
Marylyn Judan
Kin Kin Sandhu
Jeanne Li
Kenneth Jett
Stephen Rosales
Blue Ribbon Committee on Education 799-8230
Committee meets the second & fourth Thursday of each month.
Beverly Williams
Donna Chin
John Gotelli
Judith Peterson
Liddell Kam
Marylyn Judan
Paul Freese
Hercules Library Commission
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Commission meets the third Thursday of each month.
Jacquelyn Harbert
Barbara Rowl
Gloria Evans-Young
Jorge Alfaro
or more information regarding meetings, please see our bulletin
oard at the entrance of the City Ha" or call 799·8215. Visil our
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Mayor's Message
City Scene
Public Safety
Recreation & Community
Rental Facilities
Classes
AdultActivities
Youth Activities
Martial Arts
Senior Services
Youth Services
Teen Activity Program
Sports & Fitness
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Chief Editor: Claudette Wade
Layout & Design: Pedro Jimenez
Marsha Reynolds
Jenny Smith
Mayor's Message
Mayor Kris Valstad
BRIGHTER DAYS FOR HERCULES!
Over the next 12 months we will all witness the beginning
ofa brighter day for Hercules. All of us on the City Council
are very excited about the development that is being
created.
There are still many challenges for our community. We
have worked hard to bring commercial development to
Hercules, to create a dependable source of sales tax
revenue. The cost of delivering essential city services
like public safety grows each year and we need a way to
pay for them withont asking for additional property taxes.
As the new development begins to take shape, there will
be construction projects all over Hercules. One ofthe
first major street projects will be the extension of
Sycamore from San Pablo to the Waterfront development.
Our project with Home Depot continues to work its way
through the approval process. As this article is being
written, a subcommittee of the City Council and Planning
As our Olympic Team competed for the Gold at the XIX
Commission are reviewing the first subnlissions on the
Olympic Games of Salt Lake 2002, we all watched the
project. With funnal review ofthe project set for April, it
best athletes our nation had to offer, competing and giving
is hoped the project can begin construction in August of
their very best to represent our COuntlY. During the past
this year.
twelve months we have seen America at its very best.
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From the tragedy of September eleventh, to the War on
Terrorism, to the Olympic Games; we have been on the
world's stage and the world has watched our nation not
merely survive but shine. Here in Hercules we often boast
of our city's cultural and racial diversity, we boast of how
well we all live and work together. Each day laskyou to
remember how important we all are.
Our community is experiencing a metamorphosis that will,
for the next 100 years, establish Hercules as one of the
prenlier locations in West Contra Costa County. From
the Capital Corridor Train Station and Waterfront, to the
Neo-Traditional Town Center a well-planned community
is well on its way toward reality.
Spring 2002 Herculean
City Scene
New Development!!!
NEW COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
In addition to the Jack-In-The-Box Restaurant,
Starbucks Coffee House and Radio Shack, the
property owner has been working to occupy the
remaining vacant storefronts at the south-east
corner of San Pablo and Sycamore Avenues.
Koll Development Company has completed construction of a 49,805 square foot building in the
North Shore Business Park allowing AC Paper
Company to relocate from Berkeley to this new
facility.
The Planning Commission has approved plans
submitted by the Penterra Development Company for the construction of 167,000 square feet
of commercial space on the west side of San
Pablo Avenue at Sycamore Avenue . The
Penterra Company is working with staff to get
the project approvals before the building permits
can be issued. The Chevron Gasoline Company
has shown an interest in developing a station at
this site.
A conceptual land use plan is being prepared
which includes construction of a hotel and complimentary service in "Hospitality Corridor" located along the south side of Highway 4 and east
of Interstate 80.
Construction and building plans have been approved for a single story Rite Aide pharmacy/
drugstore at Turquoise Drive and Sycamore
Avenue across from McDonald's.
Home Depot is in the process of preparing a
site plan for the construction of a home improvement center along with the redevelopment of the
entire Creekside Shopping
Center.
Bio-Rad Laboratories has received Planning
Commission approval for the expansion of their
corporate campus in the Northshore Business
Park. The complete build-out will be done in
three phases and will total approximately one
million square feet in floor area. Bio-Rad currently has 250,000 square feet in office/laboratory space.
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A Phoenix based company, Remediation Financiallncorporated, is proposing a residential and
commercial rnixed-use development to be located west of San Pablo and south of the North
Shore Business Park. At present, the entire concept needs to be reviewed prior to submittal of
an application.
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City Scene
New Development!!!
NEW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
Schuler Homes of California has completed the
construction of 98 single-family homes located
west of San Pablo Avenue and north of Athena.
The second phase of the project for 36 additional single-family homes is currently under
construction.
Citation Homes is in the process of completing
the construction of their forty single-family homes
located north of Santa Fe Avenue and East of
Pinole Street.
Western Pacific Housing has submitted their
plan to construct 218 single family homes in the
waterfront area.
New Pacific Properties has proposed the construction of 880 homes on the former Pacific
Refinery site on San Pablo Avenue. Grading
has begun to prepare the site for construction.
Warmington Homes has begun its Planning
Commission approval to construct the house
designs.
Plans have been approved for the construction
of a senior housing facility on the corner ofTurquoise Drive and Sycamore Avenue. The developer is proposing a four-story building, which
will provide a maximum of 78 units.
A Specific Plan is being developed for the construction of homes in the Franklin Canyon Golf
Course area. The plan will include the development of 150 acres, construction of a hotel and a
new residential community of 577 homes.
Kaufman and Broad is in the process of developing a mixed-use project that includes residential and expansion of the Civic Center complex.
Construction of the 125 single-family homes is
underway.
Kaufman and Broad has also received approval
for the construction of 15 houses along Refugio
Valley Road next to the existing Country Run
development.
The Planning Commission has approved a 56
unit residential development at the northwest intersection of San Pablo and Hercules Avenue.
RODEO HOME FOR THE ELDERLY
Residential Board and Care Facility
"Our mission is to provide quality care for your
MOM and DAD in a home-like setting environment".
Our services include:
24 hour personalized care
Supervised medication
Nutritious meals and snacks
Daily laundry services
Indoor and outdoor activities
Ambulatory and non-ambulatory
Private and semi-private rooms
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Locations:
~IS Violet Road, Hercules
769 Windward Dr. , Rodeo
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For more information, please call:
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(SI0) 367-4S96 or (S IO) 24S-291O
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City Scene
When is a Permit Necessary?
Building Permits
The Building Depaltment receives numerous calls with
questions about what types of replacement or repair
items require building penn its. There are only a few
items in the C niform Building Code that are allowed to
be repaired or erected without the benefit of a building
permi!. These are asfollows:
- Retaining walls less than three feet in height and three
feet awa'· fro m the property line or other structures
(must be field verified by the City Engineer).
- Tool sheds less than 120 square feet in area.
- Decks less than 30 inches measured ITom the highest
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Building Pennits are required before any construction is
started and can be obtained from the Building Department
at City Hall, 111 Civic Drive. Prior to obtaining a building
pennit, you must have approval from the Community Development Department with respect to zoning and allowable locations. Those homes that reside within a Home
Owner'sAssociation (HOA) development must have HOA
approval of the proposed project.
The Building Department requires three sets of plans for
the plan checking process on small projects, which can be
drawn by the homeowner. For room additions and larger
projects the Building Department requires:
- Flat concrete work.
Some of the items that require Building Permits and inspecuons are:
iil>crallation of a new roof.
installation of furnaces and water heaters.
Installation of retrofit vinyl windows.
lllicrallation of vinyl siding.
installation of a new fi·ont door.
Replacement and repairs to weather damaged siding.
Installation of exterior stucco.
O,·erhead patio structures.
Storage buildings in the side yard or over 120 square
feet.
Carports for additional parking.
Bathroom and kitchen remodeVrepairs .
.-\ny electrical or plumbing work.
The property owner is responsible for insuring that pennits
are obtained for work being done on their property. To
reduce an y problems in the future, make sure your
contractor is licensed by the State of California Contractors
Licensing Board and obtains building permits ITom the City
Building Department for all your home improvements.
Proj ects that do not have valid building permits will receive
a letter ITom the city Code Enforcement Officer. Lack of
permits can cause problems, should you consider selling
your home.
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Three sets of plans
Two set of engineer's soils repOlt.
Two sets of Title 24 energy calculations.
Two sets of structural calculations.
As a reminder, any work to be done on driveway approaches
and sidewalks in ITont of homes require permits from the
Publi c Works Department. For information call regarding
these types of permits, please contact Gary Stone at (510)
799-8247.
If you have any questions about building construction please
call Gary West, Building Official, Building Inspection
Division, (5 I 0) 799-8244 or (51 0) 799-8241.
R. Berri Paintin2
Commercial, Residential & Industrial
Interior - Exterior
Pressure Washing, Wall Paper Removal,
Texturing & Cabinets
(510) 819-8437
License #789942
Rob Berri
email JRBerri@ aoLcom
City Scene
The Ramon S. Taraya Scholarship Fund Corporation
Scholarships Available
Applications are now being accepted for the Ramon S. Taraya Scholarship 200212003. Individuals must meet the
following criteria to be eligible.
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Must have a cumulate grade point average of2.0 or above.
Must be current resident of City ofHercules (minimum 2 year residency requirement)
Must submit a completed application.
Must submit a one page type written essay answering the question: "What would you give President Bush to
encourage diversity, tolerance and/or patriotism after the September 11 th tragedy?"
Applications are available at City Hall, III Civic Drive or can be requested via e-mail at
taraya_ [email protected]. Deadline to submit completed application packet April 8, 2002.
Scholarships are only available to students who will be attending college (including vocational and technical
schools) during the Fall semester of the 2002/2003 academic year. Verification of enrollment will be required prior
to disbursement of funds.
The Ramon S. Taraya Scholarship Fund Corporation
1623 Swallow Way
Hercules, CA 94547
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Public Safety
Hercules Police
New Police Officers
Officer Ezra Tafe sse joined the Hercules Poli ce
Department on October 23, 200 1 after successfull y
completing the police academy at the A lameda County
Sheriffs' Regional Training Center. The police academy
was a 27-week program focusing on various academic
subjects and practical skills necessary to perform tbe duties
of a police officer.
Officer Tafesse grew up in Hercules and attended John
Swett High School in Crockett. He graduated from Diablo
Valley College with an AA Degree in Liberal Arts and transferred to the University of Arizona, where he earned a BA
degree in Sociology with a minor in Criminal Justice.
Officer Tafesse has also served in the United States Army
Reserve for five years. He holds the rank of sergeant and
is an Imagery Analyst in tbe Military Intelligence Corps.
Ezra enjoys watching sports, working out with weights, and
reading mystery novels. The Hercules Police Department
is proud to welcome Ezra as a member of our team.
The Hercules Police Department is pleased to annou nce
the addition of Connie Van Putten as a Hercules' Reserve
Officer. Connie boasts a wealth of police experience, hav109 served over 35 years in Law Enforcement. She began
her career as a Policewoman Detective with the San Diego Police Department. She worked for San Diego for 23
years as a Field Training Officer, Police Academy Advisor,
and was also the first woman promoted to tbe rank of Sergeant and later Lieutenant.
Connie was employed as a Police Captain, by the Union
City Police Department, from 1988 until her retirement in
December of2000. While in Union City, Connie worked in
each of the department's divisions; Field Operations, Admmlstrative Services, and Support Services.
Connie enjoys riding motorcycles, scuba diving, attending
major league baseball games and baking. She also serves
as a volunteer for tbe Boy Scouts San Francisco Bay Area
Council and tbe Prevent Blindness Association of Northem California. The police department w ill benefit greatly
from the knowledge and experience she possesses .
Connie is currently assigned to tbe Services Division where
she conducts follow-up witl] crime victims. She
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be working for the patrol division, on routine patrol and
specialized assignments, as a reserve police officer.
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Ezra Tafesse, Hercules Police Officer
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Connie Van Putten, Reserve Police Officer
Public Safety
Now Accepting Applications
Second Annual Citizen Police Academy
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
HAS A NEW K-9!!
Wednesday Evenings 7-9 PM
May 16 through August 14, 2002
The Hercules Police Department has started 2002 with
a new police K-9. Sabre comes to us from Holland and
is a 14-month old brown and black Malinois (Mal' -NWah), a prototype Shepherd breed. He will be the partner of Officer John Goodner and will help our department w ith apprehending suspects, article searches, and
protecting our officers. Future training will also expand
Sabre into the area of narcotics detection.
Citizen Police Academy participants are selected by the
Chief of Police and staff through an application process.
Applications are available at the Police Department and
City Hall. Enrollment is limited to twenty-five students per
academy class.
Candidates for the Citizen Police Academy must meet
the following standards:
Minimum Age of 18
Live or Work in the City of Hercules
No Felony Convictions
No Misdemeanor Convictions within One Year ofApplication
Any requirement may be waived or modified upon review
and approval ofthe Chief of Police.
Applications are available at the Hercules Police Department, III Civic Drive, Hercules CA94547 . Contact Commander Tom Muehleisen, (510) 799-8280, for additional
information.
Application deadline is May 8, 2002.
Here are some comments fi'om citizens who attended
our 2001 Citizen Academy:
Subjects were all perfectly presented. Presenters
were all knowledgeable, understanding and nice
p eople.
The Hercules Police Dept. rolled out the red carpet to
ensure this program was a success . . I've heard that
some programs in other areas are not as comprehensive as the one we had.
Sabre with Officer Goodner
1 liked all the fieldwork. Taking field trips were fim.
Thank you so much for such a wonderfi" experience.
An opportunity to know all of you officers. I'm
humbled and gratefi,z.
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Public Safety
Most Frequently Stolen Vehicles
Auto Theft Status Quo in 2001
Iri 100 I there were 120 reports of auto thefts lD Hercules. 1hIS
is a slight reduction compared to the 2000 figure of 126. Over
50 percent of the vehicles taken were Toyotas or Hondas.
The Police Department has continued street-level enforcement
effoI1S. Hercules officers recovered 64 vehicles from Hercules
and other jurisdictions and made 18 arrests fo r auto thefts in
200 I. Ninety percent of all vehicles taken from Hercules in
200 I were recovered by January 15,2002.
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In addition to Patrol efforts, Hercules Police also coordinate or
assist with at least one Auto Theft Task Force Operation each
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year. This is a combined effort with the California Highway
Patrol, Pinole Police Department, Contra Costa Sheriff, Parole,
& Probation. These are highly visible operations and target
areas of high auto theft and suspects that are wanted or on
parole or probation for auto theft.
lncreasing citi zen awareness is one of the more effective ways
of combating auto theft. Remember to lock your vehicle every
time you leave it. Never leave your vehicle unattended with
the keys in the ignition (not even in your driveway). Steering
\",'heel locks, alarms, kill switches, and other devices are a good
idea if you own a high-risk vehicle or frequently use commuter
lots or other areas of concentrated outdoor parking. A fu ll list
of prevention tips is available at the Police Department or on
tbe City's website (www.ci.hercules.ca.us).
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MOST FREQUENT VEIllCLES
Ranking
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1990-00
1985-90's
1988-99
1987-00's
1990-99
Make
Honda
Toyota
Acura
General Motors
Ford
Model(s)
Civic, Accord
Camry, Corolla, Pickup, Van
Integra
Pickup, Van, SUV, Corvette
Mustang, Pickup, Escort
FREOUENT LOCATIONS
Transit Center lot (16)
Village Park (10)
Foxboro Heights (7)
Foxboro Downs (7)
Bay Pointe (4)
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Number Taken
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Public Safety
Changes in law for 2002
Child Safety Seat Changes
As our city streets and highways become more and more
crowded, it becomes more important to protect our most
precious cargo, our children. In order to keep our children
safe in the event of a collision, the State of California has
enacted new child safety seat laws. These laws are as
follows:
Vehicle Code Section 27360(a)
No parent or legal guardian, when present in a motor vehicle, as defined in section 27315, shall pennit his or her
child or ward to be transported upon a highway in the motor vehicle without providing and properly securing the child
or ward, in a child passenger restraint system meeting applicable federal motor vehicle safety standards unless the
child or ward is at least six years of age or older or weighs
60 pound or more
Vehicle Code Section 27360(b)
No driver shall transport upon a highway any child in a
motor vehicle, as defined in section 27315, without providing and properly securing the child in a child passenger
restraint system meeting applicable federal motor vehicle
safety standards unless the child or ward is at least six
years of age or older or weighs 60 pound or more.
The new law requires any child who is under 6 years of
age and weighs less than 60 pounds to be secured in a child
passenger restraint system (child safety seat). If a child is
at least 6 years of age or weighs 60 pounds or more, that
child is not required to be secured in a child safety seat.
Examples:
A 5-year-old child weighing 55 pounds ~ required to be in
a child safety seat.
A 5-year-old child weighing 63 pounds is not required to
be in a child safety seat.
A 6-year-old child weighing 50 pounds is not required to
be in a child safety seat.
If you have any question regarding the new child safety
seat laws or you would like your child safety seat inspected,
please contact Officer Herbert, the Department's certified
child safety seat technician, at (510) 799-8276 or via email at [email protected]. Officer Herbert will
be happy to set up an appointment with you to have your
seat inspected to insure it is installed properly and has not
been recalled. Officer Herbert is available Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and every other Wednesday, 7 :00 a.m. to 7 :00
p.m.
MOST FREOUENT CALLS
False Alarms
Suspicious Circumstances
Juvenile Complaints
Miscellaneous Disturbances
Other Calls:
Assaults
Burglary
Residential
Automobile
Auto Theft
Vandalism
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Dec
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Although we saw a slight decrease in Auto Burglary &
Residential Burglary in November and December, these
property crimes contribute significantly to overall crime in
Hercules. Total Burglaries are up from 53 in 2000 to 108 in
200 I. Other thefts are up from 215 in 2000 to 271 in 200 I.
With the increase in property crimes, citizens need to be
alert for suspicious activity and report in progress crimes
immediately.
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Public Safety
Rodeo-Hercules Fire Protection District
Fire and Emergency Services Training
The Rodeo-Hercules Fire District is working to establish
an ROP (Regional Occupation Program) for high school
students in fire training and emergency service. This twoyear program, will begin in the junior year of high school
will be modeled after a very successful program at
Mariposa High School, home to the Mariposa High-Grizzly
Fire Department. Establishedjust 6 years ago, this high
school fire-training program provides local youth the
oppmtunity to explore a career in the fire service.
Successfhl graduates of this class receive a Firefighter 1
Certificate and EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)
Certificate. This allows those youth who have successfully
completed and graduated the program to be qualified to
apply for and most often successfully compete in
examinations for the position ofFirefigbter.
Empbasis on what being a firefighter is about makes these
classes very popular with students. They know they are
getting an edge on those who do not have the oppmtunity
to learn what the fire service is really about. Aptitude and
physical conditioning are vitally important to future
firefighters. Preparation for the recently adopted "tougher"
Physical Agility Test gives students an opportunity to
appreciate wby firefigbters must be in top condition both
mentally and pbysically.
If you are cunently a higb school sophomore or junior
and are interested in infonnation on this program you can
contact the Rodeo-Hercules Fire District at (51 0) 7994561. All scbool districts in our area will be contacted as
to tbeir interest in paliicipating in this class. John Swett
High School District bas already committed to this
program for the 2002-2003 school year to begin in
September 2002 . This is not an easy class and will be
valuable to those who conunit and successfully complete
the program.
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FIRE PREVENTION IN THE HOME
In 1999, according to the National Fire Protection
Association, 3,570 Americans were killed and another
21,875 were injured as a result ofpre. Direct property loss due to pres was estimated at $10 billion.
Fire killed more Americans than all natural disasters
combined. 82% of all pre deaths occurred in residences. With these startling statistics in mind, here
are some safety tips for you:
SMOKE DETECTORS
Smoke is responsible for three out of four deaths.
• Install smoke detectors on every level of your home
and outside of sleeping areas.
• Test every detector at least once a month. [See your
instruction book for the location of the test button.]
Keep smoke detectors dust free. Replace batteries
with new ones at least once a year, or sooner if the
detector makes a chirping sound.
• If you have a smoke detector directly wired into your
electrical system, be sure that the little signal light is
blinking periodically. This tells you that the alarm is
active.
• Inexpensive smoke detectors are available for the
hearing impaired.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
They remain your best bet if you're on the spot when a
fire begins.
• Fire extinguishers should be mounted in the kitchen,
garage, and workshop.
• Purchase an ABC type extinguisher for extinguishing all types of fires .
Learn how to use your fire extinguisher before there
IS an emergency.
• Remember; use an extinguisher on small fires only.
If there is a large fire, get out immediately and call
911 from another location.
Public Safety
Fire Prevention In The Home
THINKING AHEAD: Your Exit Plan
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Never leave cooking unattended.
It·s wise to have a fire extinguisher near the kitchen.
Keep it to feet away from the stove on the exit side of
the kitchen.
Never pour water on a grease fire; turn off the stove
and cover the pan with a lid, or close the oven door.
Keep pot handles on the stove pointing to the back,
and always watch young children in the kitchen.
Don't store items on the stovetop, as they could catch
fire.
Keep kitchen appliances clean and in good condition,
and turn them off and disconnect them when not in
use.
Don't overload kitchen electrical outlets and don't use
appliances with frayed or cracked wires.
Wear tight-fitting clothing when you cook. Here's why:
An electrical coil on the stove reaches a temperature
of 800 degrees. A gas flame goes over 1,000 degrees.
Your dishtowel or potholder can catch fire at 400 degrees. So can your bathrobe, apron, or loose sleeve.
Be sure your stove is not located under a window in
which curtains are hanging.
Clean the exhaust hood and duct over the stove regularly. and wipe up spilled grease as soon as the surface
of the stove is cool.
Operate your microwave only when there is food in it.
As with other things, the best motto is, "Be Prepared."
• Prepare a floor plan of your home showing at least
two ways out of each room.
• Sleep with your bedroom door closed. In tbe event of
fire, it helps to hold back heat and smoke. But if a door
feels hot, do not open it; escape through another door
or window.
• Easy-to-use window escape ladders are available
through many catalogues and outlet stores. For instance, First Alert sells one for around $90.
• Agree on a fixed location out-of-doors wbere family
members are to gather for a head count.
• Stay together away from the fire . Call 9 11 from another location. Make certain that no one goes back
inside the burning building.
• Check corridors and stairways to make sure they are
free of obstructions and combustibles.
• To help cut down on the need for an emergency exit in
the first place, clear all unnecessary items from the
attic, basement, garage, and closets.
• When lighting a gas space heater, strike your match
first, then turn on the gas.
• Never use a gas range as a substitute for a furnace or
space heater.
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CLOTHES DRYER
GASOLINE AND OTHER FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
Under some circumstances, dangerous heat can build up in
a dryer.
• Never leave home with the clothes dryer running.
• Dryers must be vented to the outside, not into a wall or
attic.
• Clean the lint screen frequently to keep the auway clear.
• Never put in synthetic fabrics, plastic, lUbber, or foam
because they retain heat.
Those cans aren't painted red just for the fun of it!
Flarnmable liquids shonld be stored only in approved safety
containers, and the containers should be kept outside the
house and garage in a separate storage shed.
Gas up lawn equipment and snow throwers outside, away
from enclosed areas and any source of sparks or heat.
Start the eqnipment 10 feet fi'om where you filled it with
fuel.
Don 't fill a hot lawn mower, snow thrower, or other motor;
let it cool first.
Never clean floors or do other general cleaning with gasoline or flammable liquids.
KITCHEN
Careless cooking is the number one cause of residential
fires.
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Public Safety
Rodeo Hercules Fire Protection District
Bicycle Injury Facts
Forty percent of the 99 million riders in the United States
are children ages 14 and under. This age group rides about
50 percent more than the average bicyclist and accou nts
fo r more than one-third of all bicycle-related deaths in addi tion to 65 percent of a ll bicycle-related injuries. Bicycles
are assoc iated with more childhood injuries than any other
consumer product except the automobile.
In 1993, six children were killed, more than 10,000 suffered from head injuries and more than 22,000 suffered
from face injuries.
When and Where Deaths and Injuries Occur
Children ages 14 and under are more likely to die from
bicycle crashes in urban areas (60 percent), at non-intersection locations (72 percent), during the months of May to
September (56 percent) and between noon and 9:00 pm
(62 percent).
Head injury is the leading cause of death in bicycle crashes
and is the most important determinant of bicycle-related
death and permanent disability. Head injuries account for
more tban 60 percent of bicycle related deaths and about
one-third of hospital emergency room treated bicycling injuries. The most effective safety device available to reduce bead injuries and fatalities from bicycle crasbes is a
bicycle helmet. Other protective safety equipment, including retro-reflective material, headlights and taillights, can
also belp prevent or mitigate bicycle-re lated injuries and
eYen deaths.
The risk of sustaining an injury in non-daylight conditions
(e.g. at dawn, dusk or night) is 3.6 times greater for children ages 14 and under than riding during the daytime.
D eaths and Injuries
Who Is At Risk
Each year approximately 250 children ages 14 and under
are killed in bicycle-related incidents.
Due to differences in risk exposure and lifestyle, the fa tality rate for males is greater than that for females at all
ages.
:\inety percent of bicycle related deaths (all ages) are the
result of collisions with motor vehicles.
Children between the ages of 5 and 14 have a death rate
more than two times the death rate of all other bicycle
riders. The fata lity rate rises rapidly beginning at about age
4 and is the highest among 12 to 14 year olds.
In 1994, almost 400,000 chi ldren ages 14 and under were
treated in emergency rooms for bicycle related injuries.
Approximately 10 percent ofthese injuries were related to
collisions w ith motor vehicles.
Children ages 14 and under are approximately six times
more like ly to be injured than children ages 15 and older
from bicycle-related crashes.
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For chi ldren, cycling on streets is about 3.4 times the risk
of riding on unpaved surfaces and e ight times riskier than
riding on bike paths.
Children ages 9 and under are at risk for bicycle-related
head injuries.
Bicycle Helmet Effectiveness
Bicycle helmets have been shown to reduce the risk of
head injury by as much as 85 percent and the risk of brain
injury by as much as 88 percent.
Universal use ofblke helmets hy children ages 4 to 15 would
prevent between 135 and 155 deaths, between 39,000 and
45 ,000 head injuries, and between 18,000 and 55,000 scalp
and face injuries annually.
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Public Safety
Rodeo Hercules Fire Protection District
Bicycle Injury Facts
Nationwide, only 15 percent of children ages 14 and under
use bicycle helmets. However, 85 percent of children who
own bicycle helmets use them.
Bicycle Helmet Laws
To date, 13 states have enacted some form of bicycle helmet legislation, most of which covers only young riders.
None of the 50 states has a bicycle helmet law that applies
to all riders.
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Buy a bicycle helmet that meets or exceeds the safety standards developed by the American National Standards Institute (ANZI) Z-90.4, the Snell Memorial Foundation B90 or the American Society for testing and Materials
(ASTM) F1447.
Learn the rules of the road and obey traffic laws. Ride on
the right side of the road, with traffic, not against; use appropriate hand signals; respect traffic signals; stop at all
intersections, marked and unmarked; and stop and look both
ways before entering a street.
Cycling should be restricted to sidewalks, paths and driveways until a child is able to show how well she or he rides
and observes the basic rules of the road.
For more infonnation, contact:
National SAFE KIDS Campaign
111 Michigan Avenue, N .W.
Washington D.C. 20010-2970
(202) 884-499 - (301) 650-8038 Fax
Health Care Costs and Savings
Every $15 bike helmet saves this country $30 in direct health
care costs and an additional $365 in other costs to society.
If 85 percent of all child cyclists wore bicycle helmets in
one year, the lifetime medical cost savings would total between $109 million and $142 million.
Prevention Tips
A bicycle helmet is a necessity, not an accessory. Always
wear a bicycle helmet every time you ride.
Wear a bicycle helmet con·ectly. A bicycle helmet should
fit comfortably and snugly, but not too tightly. It should sit
on top of your head in a level position, and should not rock
forward and back or from side to side. The helmet straps
must always be buckled.
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Recreation & Community Services
Recreation & Community
Services Staff
Administration, 111 Civic Drive, (510) 799-8230
Acting Recreation Manager-Child Care/Senior Center/
Tiny Tot Services .................................. Marsha Reynolds
email: [email protected]
Acting Recreation Manager-Recreation Classes/Facilities/
Sports ......................... .. .. ... ...... ........ ....... .... Greg Dwyer
Acting Recreation Manager-Community Events/Aquatics/
YouthlTeen Programs ........................ ..... ..Pedro Jimenez
UPCOMING
COMMUNITY
EVENTS FOR 2002!
Hercules Spring Flea Market
. Saturday, April 13, 2002
For more information, please
(510) 799-8291
Administrative Secretary....................... ........ Jenny Smith
Commun ity/Swim Center
2001 Refug io Valley Road
Facility Coord inator. .............................. .. .. ...Gaby Flores
Phone: (510)799-8291
Sports Coordinator. ................................. Tony Melendez
Phone: (510)799-8295
Aquatics Coordinator.............. . .... .. ........ ...... Mike Arwine
Phone: (510) 799-8229
Senior Center Coordinator................ ........ .. .Janet Bewley
Phone: (510)799-8219
Community Events Specialist... ............... Janine Shaheed
Phone: (510) 799-4630
Hanna Ranch Child Care
2480 Refugio Valley Road, (510) 245-4803
Child Care CoordinatorlTeens ................. .. .Beverly Dupree
Lupine Child Care
1905 Lupine Road, (510) 799-8259
Child Care Coordinator.................................... .Diana Fall
Ohlone Child Care
1616 Pheasant Drive, (510) 799-8224
Child Care Coordinator......................... .. .. ... ... .... Gwen
Hill
Hercules 24th Cultural Festival
June 1 & 2, 2002
(510) 799-8291.
HERCULES
4TH OF JULY
CELEBRATION!!
Co-sponsored by the City of Hercules
and the Hercules Chrunber of
Conunerce
Parade begins a"t 10:30 a.m.
Redwood Road "to Sycamore Avenue
and in "to "the Park!
For more informa"tion or if you are
in"teres"ted in par"ticipa"ting please
con"tac"t "the
Hercules Chamber of Commerce
Telephone: 799 - 7536
For a participan"t applica"tion go "to
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We Specialize In Any Problem Credit, Should You
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Trade-ins Welcome
Sponsored By the City Of Hercules
Come Visit Our Money Machine .... Cash, Prizes,
Discounts
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For Every Vehicle Sold, $100 Will be
Donated to The City of Hercules
Cultural Festival!!!
Rental Facilities
hether you are hosting a wedding reception, birthday party, or any other
special occasion, the Hercules Recreation and Community Services
Department invites you to share your precious moments in any of our
available facilities. Welcome!!For more information call: (510) 799-8291
The Foxboro Community Center is located at 1025
Canterbury Avenue, situated in the Foxboro Neighi;lorhood
Park. This facility is best suited for small parties and
meetings not to exceed 48 people. The facility has one
small assembly room, restrooms, street parking, and a large
outdoor park area including tennis and basketball courts.
This facility does not have kitchen facilities.
The Hercules Senior Center is located at 111 Civic Drive,
adjacent to the City Center Plaza. This facility is best suited
for parties and meetings not to exceed 100 people. It has
one large assembly room, with a wooden Hoor suitable for
dancing. Additional areas include a kitchen, outdoor patio
area with barbeque, restrooms, and large parking lot.
The Ohlone Community Center is located at 190 Turquoise
Drive, adjacent to the Ohlone Neighborhood Park. This
facility is best suited for small parties and meetings not to
exceed 75 people. The Ohlone Center has one medium
sized assembly room, a residential kitchen, outdoor patio,
restrooms, and a small parking lot.
Rental Facilities
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ental Procedures: For detailed information on rental fees, date availability, and
application procedures, you may pick up a Facility Application packet at the
Community/Swim Center during normal business hours. The packet contains
step-by-step instructions for booking all of the City's facilities. Reservations will
be received on a first come, first serve basis. Reservations will also be taken no
more than one year in advance, and no less than one month prior to the event
date. For more information, please call: (510) 799-8291.
The Community/Swim Center is located at 2001 Refugio
Valley Road. This facility is situated within a beautiful valley
surrounded by eucalyptus groves and open space. This
facilty is best suited for parties, fund raisers, and other social
events not to exceed 300 people. The Community Center
includes one large assembly room with a portable stage,
three multi-purpose rooms, outdoor patio area, restrooms,
and a arkin lot.
The Community Center Gymnasium is available for rental
for volleyball and basketball games for private individuals
or company events! Rental includes sports equipment,
portable bleacher units, restrooms, outdoor patio area, and
parking lot.
Refugio Valley Park Gazebo is very popular for outdoor
weddings because of its unique design and proximity to
the lake. The scenic view and easy access provide a unique
location for any outdoor celebration! Electricity is available,
however, rental does not include tables or chairs.
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private or company rentals. There is a two hour minimum
on all field rentals. Rental of these facilities does not include
sports equipment or field preparations.
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Classes
COOKING CLASSES
The City of Hercules offers a wide variety of cooking classes.
Popular Chef Chat Mingkwan will instruct such classes as
Asian Appetizers, Sushi & Kaiseki (Japenese Food Art),
Fusion & California Cuisine, Thai, Pacific Rim Vegetarian,
and more! All Classes will be held at the CommunitylSwim
Center, for more information, please call (510) 799-8291.
Remember to bring a good knife, apron, cutting board,
hand towel and something to drink!
Location:
Instructor:
Fees:
Times:
CommunitylSwim Center
2001 Refugio Valley Road
Chef Chat Mingkwan
$45 Res/$48 Non-Res
6:30pm-9:30pm
11544-A
11544-6
Nigiri & Kaiseki Sushi
Dim Sum
Tues
Tues
03/05
03/26
ASPIRING
WRITERS
These writing courses are designed for adults or teens who
are intermediateladvanced writers. Participants will explore
all forms of writing depending on the interests of class
members. Various forms will include biographies,
autobiographies, journals, essays, short stories, novels, and
poetry. Information on how to market one's writing will also
be provided throughout the course.
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
Time:
CommunitylSwim Center, Resource
Center
Sue Clark
$50 Res/$55 Non-Res
7:00pm - 8:30pm
11501-6
21501-A
Wed
Wed
HERCULES
PUBUC
STARGAZING
Looking for something different for an evening out? Want
something fun, educational, and free to do in the evening
with the children? Under clear night skies* right here in
Hercules, see exciting, brilliant views of the moon, planets,
beautiful star clusters, galaxies, the Milky Way, and other
wonders through telescopes and binoculars, and learn about
what you see.
Come to our public stargazing program conducted by
experienced amateur astronomers for the benefit and
enjoyment of sky watchers of all ages. If you are a teacher,
bring your class; if a parent, bring your children. If you are an
amateur astronomer, novice or expert, bring your own
binoculars and telescopes and share your knowledge and
enthusiasm. Please, no smoking oralcohol, and nofiashlights
without a red filter. Dress warm. For more information,
call (510) 526-5974. On scheduled evenings, call (510)
799-8237 after 7:30 p.m.
Location :
Instructors:
Fee:
Dates:
Foxboro Neighborhood Park
David Harris, Lance Shaw, & Walt Meadows
No Charge
03/09,04/13,05/11,06/08,06/15,7/06,7/13,
8/03, 8/10, 9/28
Time:
Saturdays at dusk
* Weather permitting! Partly cloudy OK!
04/10-06/09
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Classes
dult Activities
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BASIC FIRST AID
TRAINING
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Medic First Aid is a basic eight hour training course in
emergency care, CPR and other important emergency care
skills are combined in the course, which allows the student to
function with one consistent set of priorities in a medical
emergency. The training is accomplished in seven modules
of instruction , and students will receive a wallet card &
certificate of completion. Please bring a bag lunch.
Location:
Instnuctor:
Instnuctors
Fee:
Communityl Swim Center, Press Room
Delucchi's First Aid Training Certified
$45 Res/$50 Non-Res, plus a $5 materials
fee for certification packet and handbook.
TRADITIONAL FOLK DANCING
BY KARILAGAN INCORPORATED
This class is a unique opportunity for those interested in the
Philippine culture to pass on Traditional Folk Dances such as
the Tinikling, Banga, Maria Clara, and Sultana to future
generations within our community. Karilagan, Incorporated
was formed in September 1995 to provide youths with a
positive alternative to negative pressure, and has now joined
forces with the City of Hercules Recreation and Community
Services Division .
These classes are ongoing and students may enroll at any
time. Performances are held throughout the Bay Area, and
all level s of experi e nce are welcome! Active parent
participation is required.
Senior Center
Friday, 5:00pm-9:00pm
Jojo Delrosario at (510) 758-1819
$50 per family plus costumes
41 508-B
11 508-A
21508-A
Sat
Sat
Sat
04/13
07/20
09/14
8:00am-4:30pm
8:00am-4:30pm
8:00am-4:30pm
Location:
limes:
Contacts:
Fee:
11517-A
11517-B
21517-A
21517-B
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
03/16
05/11
06/01
08/10
8:00am-4:30pm
8:00am-4:30pm
8:00am-4:30pm
8:00am-4:30pm
HATHA YOGA
FINANCIAL WORKSHOP FOR
INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS
An educational workshop is being offered for indiv idual
investors. In this 5 session course, the instructor will provide
an in-depth look at many different types of investments
available and suitable for retirees, workers and small-business
owners. You will learn ways to:
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Increase your investment income
Reduce taxes on your investments
Participate in the stock market
Save for retirement or college
Instnuctor:
Fees:
Communitiyl Swim Center
200 1 Refugio Valley Road
Blaine Davis
$30 Residentl$35 Non-Resident
21502-A
Mon
Location:
06/03-07/01
6:30pm-8:00pm
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By bringing attention inward to our movements and breath
by directing our energy and by releasing mental and physicai
ten sions , yoga postures become a moving med itation.
Consciousness is explored through the wisdom of the body.
This class will consist of gentle and some challenging asanas
(postures), pranayama (yogic breathing) and meditation.
Please bring a yoga/exercise mat, thick blanket and an open
heart and mind. Yoga is done with bare feet.
Instructor:
Location:
Fees:
Daymme:
Bonnie Pannell
Monthly passes: $28/$9.00 for drop-ins
Sat
10:00am-11 : 15am
51539-1
51539-J
51539-K
51539-L
51539-A
51539-8
March
April
May
June
July
August
Classes
GENTLE YOGA STRETCH
This class will consist of gentle yoga stretches and conscious
breathing to help tap into the innate wisdom of your body to
restore energy, flexibility, health and peace of mind. Everyone
is encouraged to work within his or her own comfort zone
and to honor their body's limitations. This class is suitable for
beginners with or without prior yoga experienced students.
For those students wanting a more challenging class and
more instruction, the 10:00am class is recommended. Please
bring a yoga mat, firm blanket and/or cushion, and a strap.
Yoga is done with bare feet and preferably on an empty or
light stomach.
Location:
Fees:
Instructor:
DaylTime:
$22 amonth or $7 Drop-In
Bonnie Pannell
Saturdays
9:00am-9:45am
5153S-1
5153S-J
5153S-K
5153S-L
5153S-A
5153S-B
March
April
May
June
July
August
Intermediate Computer
Learn the basic programs that come with almost every
computer-MS Word, MS Excel, MS Powerpoint, and MS
Outlook. Get up and running on these great applicationslearn how to set up your email and use it, how to create and
save documents, create basic spreadsheets and slideshows!
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
Community/Resource Center
Cass Robinson
$50 Res/$60 Non-Res
11510-A
TueslThurs
05/07-05/23
7:00pm-S:00pm
Advanced Computer Classes
MS Word - Learn how to handle different formatting functions
within MS Word: creating web pages; making posters, creating
newletters, cards or reports. This is an intensive and focused
class on this particular program.
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
11511-A
Cass Robinson
$75 Res/$S5 Non-Res
06/03-07/0S
7:00pm-S:00pm
Mon
MS Excel - Learn how to format your spreadsheets, create
formulas for automatic cornputation, hand printing, etc.
Cass Robinson
$75 Res/$S5 Non-Res
06/04-06/25
7:00pm-S:00pm
Tues
HERCULES COMPUTER CLASSES
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
11512-A
Beginner Computer
Learn all the basics of your computer-the mouse, keyboard,
monitor-and vital functions of your computer. This is a great
class for people just starting out! In a few short sessions,
learn how to change settings, do fundamental maintenance,
and essential concepts of computer language and usage.
MS Outlook - This class will focus on one of the more
common email programs that come with most computers.
Learn how to set up your address book, mailing lists,
customize settings, etc.
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
Cass Robinson
$25 Res/$30 Non-Res
11509-A
Mon
05/06-05/20
7:00pm-S:00pm
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
11514-A
Cass Robinson
$75 Res/$S5 Non-Res
06/06-06/27
7:00pm-S:00pm
Thurs
MS PowerPoint - Learn how to create your own slideshows,
either for work or for fun. Learn howto import pictures, create
fades into slides, set up themes and other functions, and
different settings that allow your shows to run automatically.
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
11514-A
Cass Robinson
$75 Res/$S5 Non-Res
Wed
06/05-07/03
7:00pm-S:00pm
Classes
Youth Activities
GYMNASTICS
Little Munchkins Daycare
This fun-filled class is designed for children 7 and older, and
for advanced tumbling students, who are preparing for a more
advanced gymnastics experience. Emphasis will be on
balance, coordination, flexibility and strength.
Quality Care & a Nurturing Environment
Great New Location· Huge Outdoor Play Area
Infants· Toddlers· Kindergarten Program
Before & After School Oaycare • Homework Help
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Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
Foxboro Community Center
Matthew Silveria
$38 Res/$41 Non-Res
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21523-A
21523-8
Sat
Sat
Sat
04/13-05/11
06/01-06/29
07/20-8/24
11 :00am-11 :45am
11 :00am-11 :45am
11 :00am-11:45am
ROMPER GYM
Come explore with your child as they leam and grow. Romper
Gym is designed especially for the two to four year old who
wants to explore but requires parental assistance and
encouragement. Matthew Silveria brings over 12 years of
lTXlIivating and training experience to assist the parent in
instructing their children to balance, control movement and
CJf<m in this upbeat experience.
Fee:
Matthew Silveria
$38 Res/$41 Non-Res
11 526-A
21526-A
21526-8
Sat
Sat
Sat
Location:
Instructor:
04/13-05/1 1
06/01-06/29
07/20-08/24
9:00am-9:45am
9:00am-9:45am
9:00am-9:45am
TINY TUMBLERS
Enjoy the fun while developing body awareness. This class
is designed for children ages 4 through 6 and leads students
to leam stretches, rolls, balance and cartwheels in a playful
and safe environment.
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
Matthew Silveria
$38 Res/$41 Non-Res
11522-A
21522-A
21522-8
Sat
Sat
Sat
04/13-05/11
06/01-06/29
07/20-08/24
10:00am-1 0:45am
10:00am-1 0:45am
10:00am-1 0:45am
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OIL PAINTING
Have fun while learning to draw, paint, design, mix colors,
and combine colors. Students will also learn about lights,
shadows, and composition perspective. This course allows
students to learn on an individual basis at their own pace,
while developing talents that they have been wishing to
accomplish for years. There is an additional fee for supplies.
Supply information will be provided when registering.
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
Maria S.C. Davi
$32 Res/$35 Non-Res
11516-A
11516-8
21516-A
Tues
Tues
Tues
03/19-05/07
OS/21-07/09
08/06-09/24
1:00pm-3:30pm
1 :00pm-3:30pm
1:00pm-3:30pm
YOUTH OIL PAINTING
Youth, ages 7-17 years, will have fun while learning to draw,
paint, design, mix colors, and combine colors. Your child wi ll
also learn about lights, shadows, and composition
perspective. This course allows students to learn on an
individual basis at their own pace, while making new friends
and developing new talents.
Location:
Instructor:
Fee:
Maria S.C. Davi
$32 Res/$35 Non-res
11521-A
11521-8
11521-C
11521 -0
21521-A
21521-8
Tues
Fri
Tues
Fri
Tues
Fri
03/19-05/17
03/22-05/10
OS/21-07/09
OS/24-07/12
08/06-09/24
08/09-09/27
3:30pm-5:00pm
3:30pm-5:00pm
3:30pm-5:00pm
3:30pm-5:00pm
3:30pm-5:00pm
3:30pm-5:00pm
Classes
KARATE
.TUDO
Do you sometimes think about your child and worry that
someone may be picking on them or that they may be in
danger? Are you or your child interested in learning how to
defend yourselves? Then come to me, Sensei Garcia! In
my class, students will learn the basic fighting skills of Karate.
Students will also learn self-discipline , self-esteem and
confidence in protecting themselves. If you are interested
in a trial offer. just bring the coupon below to the
Communitv/Swim Center and receive one month free of
Japanese hard stvle karate. This class is on-going and
students may enroll at any time.
Locations:
Instructor:
Fees:
Mon and Tue Classes at 333 Rodeo Ave
WedlThur Classes at Senior Center
Fri Classes at Community/Swim Center
Joe Garcia
$55 Res/$58 Non-Res Monthly fee
$35 Res/$38 Non-Res additional family members
Mon & Wed Beginners (age 16 & under) 5:00-6:00 pm
Yellow Belt (age 10 & under) 6:00-7:00 pm
7:00-8:00 pm
Adults
6:00-7:00 pm
Tue & Thu
Green & Purple Belts
7:00-8:00 pm
Brown Belt
All Belts (open day)
6:30-7:30 pm
Fri
51529-1
51529-J
51529-K
51529-L
51529-A
51529-B
Judo is a martial art that concentrates primarily on throwing
and grappling techniques. The striking and self-defense
techniques are practiced only in Kata form . Judo has been
an Olympic event since 1964. The instructor will take
registration for all classes at any time during the sessions. If
you wish to speak to the instructor prior to enrollment, you
may call 799-9906, or you may visit the class.
Location:
Instructor:
Fees:
Ohlone Community Center
Wayne Cunningham
$40 Res/$43 Non-Res Monthly Fee
$20 Res/$22 Non-Res additional family members
Ages 5 through Adults- MonlWed
Workout Hours:
MonlWed
MonlWed
51519-1
51519-J
51519-K
51519-L
51519-A
51519-B
6:30-7:30pm
7:30-9:00pm
Ages 5-11
Ages 12-Adult
March
April
May
June
July
August
March
April
May
June
July
August
Students must have fighting gear to attend Friday class.
' There is an additional fee forthe complete uniform. All orders
and payments for the uniform are taken by the instructor.
**ONE MONTH FREE COUPON"
' COUPON GOOD FOR NEW STUDENTS ONLY'
' ONE COUPON PER PERSON, ONE TIME USE ONLY
Senior Services
HERCULES
SENIOR CENTER
111 CIVIC DRIVE 799-8219
Friends, Food, Fun and Companionship is what the Hercules
Senior Program is all about. Join us for a day of activities or just
come and relax for a while. Our program provides a variety of
social and recreational activities in a friendly atmosphere where
the emphasis is on hospitality. You will be warmly welcomed by
our volunteer staff when you stop in to visit our center.
ON-GOING ACTIVITIES
MONDAYS
Goodie Store
TaiChi
Computer Classes
Low Impact Exercise
Lunch
10:30am-ll :OOam
8:00am - 9:00am
9:00am - 2:30pm
9:00am -10:15am
11:30am -1:00pm
TUESDAYS
Tai-Chi
Art Class
Lunch
Tap Class Intermediate
Tap Class Beginner
8:30am - 10:30am
10:00am - 1:oopm
11:30am -1:00pm
1:30pm - 2:30pm
2:30pm - 3:30pm
WEDNESDAYS
Various Crafts
Card Group
Bingo
Lunch
Beginner Computer Class
9:00am - 11 :30am
9:00am - 4:00pm
10:00am -11:00am
11 :30am-12:30pm
1:OOpm-4:00pm
Please drop in and say hello to our staff and volunteers Monday
through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ourcenterwill provide
you WITh updated information on current and upcoming activities
and events.
THURSDAYS
TaiChi
Card Group
Lunch
Bingo
8:00am - 9:00am
9:00am - 4:00pm
11 :30am - 1:OOpm
1:OOpm - 3:00pm
HERCULES COMMUNITY BLOOD
DRIVE
FRIDAYS
Bingo for Goodies
Tai Chi
Low Impact Aerobics
Lunch
8:00am - 9:00am
9:00am - 10:15am
9:00am-11 :OOam
11 :30am - 1:OOpm
1:OOpm-3:00pm
Here you will find a variety of social and recreational services for
all seniors. The Hercules Senior program and support services
are available to adults 50 and over. Our activities and programs
welcome participation by adults of all ages on a space available
basis. These servces include classes, day trips, nutrition services,
health screening services, multi-cultural enrichment, and much,
much more! We strive to ensure a physically and emotionally
comfortable environment for all, as well as encouraging
socialization with peers.
Location:
Date:
Time:
111 Civic Drive, Hercules, CA
April 17, 2002
3:30pm-6:30pm
BLOOD
PRESSURE
Get your blood pressure taken by one of our finest Rodeo Hercules
Fire Fighters on the Second Wednesday of each month!
10:30am-ll:15am
"Hercules Senior Center is the host to the C.C. Cafe Monday
through Friday: suggested donation $1.50 to $1.75.
Reservation must be made one day in advance before
12:30pm.
POOL TABLE
The Pool Table is available Monday, Tuesday and Friday.
Time:
1:OOpm to 5:00pm
Free
Senior Services
ADULT TAP DANCE BEGINNING
& INTERMEDIATE LEVELS
Join us for fun and exercise! You will become adept at basic tap
dance steps while leaming dance routines choreographed to
music of the 30's, 40's and 50's, Carol Rose is a local instructor
with over 35 years in the field. She had her own dance studio and
holds a State of Califomia Teaching Credential.
Tuesday
2:30pm-3:30pm
1:30pm-2:30pm
Ongoing
Beginner
Intermediate
$3/week
$3/week
Would you like to leam the basics of computers? Learn to do
letters, balance your checkbook, make a personal appointment
calendar and more! Beverly Kegel will teach you in this hands-{)n
class.
Call for a time
MYSTERY TRIP
Wednesday, April 24, 2002
Fee: $47.00
CARMEL AND 17 MILE DRIVE
Thursday, May 16, 2002
Fee: $45.00 per person
COMPUTER CLASS
Mondays
HERCULES SENIOR CENTER
2002 TRAVEL SCHEDULE
Free
HICAP
HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING ADVOCACY
PROGRAM
ELKHORN SLOUGH
Wednesday, June 26, 2002
KITCHEN KUT-UPS
Wednesday, July 17, 2002
TRAIN RIDE THROUGH SANTA CRUZ COASTAL
REDWOODS AND A TOUR OF WILD THINGS
Tuesda~August20,2002
Did your HMO increase your monthly premium from $0 to
$20,$30 or more per month? Having Problems with a denial
of payment by Medicare. Do you know that starting February
1st that you can use your Medicare Card at participating
pharmacies and save 10 to 47% on prescription qrugs?
If you want answers to these questions and many more, call
and make a HICAP appointment. Counseling sessions are
free and confidential. A trained experienced counselor is
available on the 1st Monday of each month at the Hercules
Senior Center from 9:00-11 :00 am, call (510) 799-8219.
C.C. CAFE
All people 60 and over get out of the house and have
something nutritious to eat. Live healthier, socialize and have
a little fun while you're at it. Visit Hercules C.C. Cafe at the
Senior Center, 111 Civic Drive, Monday through Friday at 11 :30
am. The big lunch is served for a suggested donation of
$1.75. That's the best deal in town! Call (510) 799-8219 a
day in advance before 12:30 pm for reservations. Your first
meal is on us! Enroll with Westcat at (510) 724-7433 for free
transportation to C.C. Cafe. Give it a try. You won't regret it!
JACKSON RANCHERIA CASINO
Monday, September 12, 2002
Fee: $16.00
CHRISTMAS IN THE SIERRA FOOTHILLS
Thursday, December 5-6, 2002
Fee: $54 per person double occupancy; $78 single
RENO TRIPS
April 7-8, June 2-3, August 4-5 and October 14-15, 2002
For more information, contact Janet Bewley at the Hercules
Senior Center (510) 799-8219.
Youth Services
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CHILD CARE FEES
The a:.ow;ng fees are effective for 01-02 school year at Hanna Ranch, Lupine and Ohlone Child Care Centers. These fees
are based upon a four week billing period and do not include holidays and scheduled in-service (non-student) days.
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10% Discount for all Children's Programs - 10% discount on total program fees for families with two or more children
em:JIeC in the same program. 15% of fees to be used for facitity construction and maintenance.
Frve-Qay Care
Kinl!ru: Grades1-3
Grades 4-6
Care 7:3Oam-8:30am
$54
$54
$54
Care 6.3Oam-8:30am
$108
$108
$ 108
Dism issal to 5:00pm
DismISsal to 6:30pm
$310
$403
$155
$248
$140
$233
$32. 50
$65
$186
$242
$32.50
$65
$93
$149
$32.50
$65
$84
$140
~ay Care
AM Care 7:30am-8:30am
".M Care 6:30am-8:30am
DisrrOssaI to 5:00pm
Dismissal to 6:30pm
Late Payment Fee
Registration Fee
Late Pick-Up Fee
$20 for first tate payment
$35
$1 per minute/per child
AM KINDER PROGRAM
Tre AM Kinder Program is for children attending Kindergarten from 11 :OOam-2:30pm at Ohlone Child Care and 11 :30am-3:00pm
at Hanna Ranch Child Care. These fees are based on a four we ek billing period.
Fwe:Oay Care
Kinder
AM care 6:30am-l1:30am
AM Care 8:30am-II :30am
PM care 2:30pm-5:00pm
PM Care 2:30pm-6:30pm
Late Payment Fee
Registration Fee
Late Pick-up Fee
Three-Day Care
Kinder
$310
AM Care 6:30-11 :30am
$186
AM Care 8:30-11 :30am
$155
$248
$162
$97
$93
$149
$20 for first late payment
$35
$3 per 10 minutes/per child
TINY TOTS PRE-SCHOOL FEES
Toose fees are based on a four week billing cycle.
Pre-Kinders MfWfF
9:00am-12:00pm
Resident
on-Resident
Little Learners TfTH
9:00am-l1 :OOam
Resident
Non-Resident
$132
$139
late Payment Fee
Registration Fee
late Pick-up Fee
$35
$58
$62
SUMMEruANNUALDAYCAMPS
These fees are based on a weekly billing cycle. They do not effect the Youth and Teen Camp. See Leaflet or flyer for weekly fee
schedules.
Late Payment Fee
Resident
Non-Resident
Five-Day Care
Core 8:30am-5:00pm
$141
Registration Fee
$20 deposit for each week
$126.50
Extended 6:30am-6:30pm
$140
$155
reserved
Three-Day Care
Late Pick-up Fee
$85
Core 8:30am-5:00pm
$76
Extended 6:30am-6:30pm
$93.50
$83
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Youth Services
BEFORE/AFTERSCHOOL CHILD CARE
The Child Care Programs run from Sept.-June and are for children in grades K-5. This is a recreation program that
provides your child a safe, supervised and fun place to go before and after school. The children enjoy themselves with a
variety of activities, including crafts, games, sports, a fun fitness program, clubs, cultural appreciation , and life skills.
During the day a short time is allotted for the children to start their homework. The Child Care Programs are offered at
Ohlone, Lupine, and Hanna Ranch Child Care Centers. For more information please contact the Child Care
Coordinators listed below.
TINY TOTS
The Tiny Tots program is a preschool experience for children 3 and 4 years old. The program is designed to develop the
"whole child" . Our qualified and caring staff assist your child in developing confidence and self-esteem. Children will learn
responsibility and independence. Social, emotional, physical, intellectual, and creative aspects of the child's development
are included in each day's program. All children in Tiny Tots must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull
ups. Space is limited. The Tiny Tots programs are offered at the three Child Care Centers listed below. For more
information, please contact Diana Fall at (510) 799-8259. *A fee of $35 is required at the time of registration.
Registration for Before/After school Child Care and Tiny Tots is now open to the public. For more infonmation on
registration , please contact the Program Coordinators at the phone numbers listed below. A fee of $35.00 is required at
the time of registration for Child Care & Tiny Tots. Camps require a $20.00 non-transfundable and non-transferable
deposit for each week reserved.
Beverly Dupree at 245-4803
Hanna Ranch Child Care Center
License No . 070215103
Diana Fall at 799-8259
Lupine Child Care Center
1905 Lu pine Road
License No. 070209101
Gwendolyn Hill at 799-8224
Ohlone Child Care Center
1616 Pheasant Drive
License No. 070210873
Youth Services
SPRING CAMP-"ZING INTO
SPRING!" - K-6 GRADERS
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CHILD CARE JOB
OPENINGS
Are you at least 18 years old and looking for
a year round part·time job with benefits in
the exciting child care field??
You don't want to miss this exciting camp filled with activities
and surprise events, Some of the activities, you can expect
are Movie Day, Arts & Crafts, Egg Hunt, Dance Party and
much more! Zing into Spring at Hanna Ranch Child Care,
2480 Refugio Valley Road , Hercules, CA 94547, For more
details contact Beverly Dupree, Youths Services Coordinator
at (510) 245-4803,
Dates:
The City of Hercules has openings for:
Children's Program Aides
Starting at $7.45/hr + benefits
Children's Program Leaders
Starting at:
Leader I: $8.73/hr + benefits
Leader II: $9.64/hr + benefits
April 1·5, 2002
Hours & Fees:
5 Day Core Program
8:30am-5:00pm
$126,50 Res/$141,00 Non-Res
For more information or to apply, please
call: (510) 799·8204
5 Day Extended Program
6:30am-6:30pm
$140,00 Res/$155,00 Non-Res
3 Day Core Program
8:30am-5:00pm
$76,00 Res/$85,00 Non-Res
REGISTRATION IS
BEING TAKEN FOR
THE HERCULES
TINY TOTS
3 Day Extended Program
6:30am-6:30pm
$83.00 Res/$93.50 Non-Res
PROGRAM.
Summer and Fall Registration Dates:
Three Child Care siles available:
Ohlone Child Care 1616 Pheasant
Lupine Child Care 1905 Lupin e
Hanna Ranch Child Care 2480 RefugiO Valley Road
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays ONLY
For more information, please contact Diana Fall
at (510) 799-8259
Summer Camp:
April 29, 2002
9:00am
Lupine Day Camp: K-2 Ohlone Day Camp: 3rd-5th
HannaPlanet Youth: 6th-8th
Fall Enrollments:
May 20, 2002
9:00am
Hanna Ranch Site, Lupine Site, Ohlone Site, Middle School
and Tiny Tots
Registration Location: Community/Swim Center
Hercules, CA 94547
(510) 799-8291
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COOKING WITH STEVE FOR
GRADES 6-8
Come join the fun and exciting cooking program. This course
offers basic fundamental skills in cooking full meals, baking,
knife skills, measuring skills, how to be safe and sanitary,
and much, much more! After taking this program, Youths will
have the fundamentals of cooking which will give the parents
a chance to have a night off from cooking.
Times:
Days:
Fees:
Community/Swim Center Resource Center
5:00pm to 7:00pm
Tuesday and Wednesday
$50 Per 10 Week Session
51613-D
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Location:
'The information above is subject to change. For more
information, please call Janine Shaheed at (510) 799-8294.
FLASH ANIMATION
WITH LYNELL JINKS
GRADES 6-8
This course focuses on the basics of creating animation for
the internet using Flash 5. Flash 5 is a program that is
considered to be the industry standard in producing animation
for the internet. These sessions will be held over a 10 week
period and throughout the course the students will learn the
basic fundamental skills to create animation short.
Times:
Days:
Fees:
Community/Swim Center Resource Center
5:00pm to 7:00pm
Tuesday and Thursday
$50 Per 10 Week Session
51614-D
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Location:
'The information above is subject to change. For more
information, please call Janine Shaheed at (510) 799-8294.
TEEN RESOURCE
CENTER
If you're looking for a way to raise your grade point average, why
not try our Teen Resource Center? During the school year 9th12th graders will have an opportunity to use Computers with
internet access, have unlimited use of various resources, and
receive general homework assistance. Students can receive
professional tools used in today's career industries, as well
as resume and job preparation skills. For more information
regarding upcoming workshops , training classes and
sessions, call Gyuhee Kim, Teen Resource Coordinator at
(510) 799-9680 or (510) 799-8291.
Location:
Time:
Fee:
2001 Refugio Valley Road , Hercules, CA.
3:00 p.m . to 7:00 p.m.
Mon-Thur
$40 Annual Membership - per school year
$2-Daily Drop-in - each day
BEFORE AND AFTER MIDDLE
SCHOOL PROGRAM: TH.E.
SP.OT
The City of Hercules Before and After Middle School Program
for students entering grades 6th through 8th provides an exciting
anray of activities and events. T.H.E. S.P.O.T. (Teens of Hercules
Empowering through Spirit, Perseverance, Outreach &
Teamwork), is just the spot to be, in a safe, fun and secure
environment socializing and sharing ideas among peers. This
program is available for all Pre-Teens and Youths attending the
Hercules Middle School , ages 11 through 14 years. T.H.E.
S.P.O.T. "Before School Program" is located at the Community/
Swim Center, 2001 Refugio Valley Road, Hercules, directly across
from the Middle School. Homework help, the use of the Teen
Resource Center, computers (internet access), and sports
activities will provide a full moming of events before going to
school. Youths will be safe~y escorted to the School crosswalk.
The "After School Program" is located at 1900 Refugio Valley
Road, Hercules, on the site of the Middle School in the Multpurpose room. Our Homework Club provides assistance and
tutoring. Youths can challenge their sports' skills in the gymnasium;
use the School Resource Center and computers to do their
homework, participate in our workshops, drama projects, local
field trips and much more! This program consists offoursessions
per school year, most sessions are ten weeks each for both AM
and PM programs. Participants must sign up for each session.
A deposit of $20 will be required to reserve space per session. A
one-time annual registration fee of $35 will be required per school
year. For more information, please call Beverly Dupree, Youth
Services Coordinator at (510) 2454803 or (510) 799-8291.
Before and After Middle School Program
Grades 6th, 7th, and 8th
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The following fees are effective for the 2001-2002 school year for Grades 6th, 7th,
and 8th. A $35.00 Pre-Registration fee payable to the City of Hercules is required along with
$20.00 deposits to reserve your child's space per week, 112 session , or full session, Please note
that this registration is non-refundable and separate from you regular program fees. Payments
are due before the start of each session . Full day programs will be available at an additional
f ee on some schoo l In service Days/Holidays. Separate registration for non-school periods will
be required. Please return your teen's emergency form before the start of the program, All
forms can be picked up at the Hercules Community Swim Center.
Before School AM Program
After School PM Program
Hercules Community Swim Center
Teen Resource Center/Gym
Hercules, CA 94547
(510) 799-8291
Hercules Middle High School
Multi-Purpose Room
1900 Refugio Valley Rd
Hercules, CA 94547
(510) 799-8291
Session # 4: April 8, 2oo2- June 14, 2002
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM FEES
Before School 6:30 AM to 8:30 AM
$18,00
$90,00
$180.00
$9.00
$45.00
$90.00
After School 2:30 AM to 5:30 PM
$21.00
$105.00
$210.00
$36.00
$180.00
$360.00
$30.00
$138.00
$270.00
$15.00
$69.00
$135.00
$35.00
$175.00
$350.00
$60.00
$293.00
$582.00
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CITY OF HERCULES YOUTH/
T EEN COUNaL
The YouthfTeen Council are busy helping with Community
Activities and Events. Our active Youth and Teens are
demonstrating leadership skills through their participation in
such events as, the City Clean-Up Day, the Halloween
Haunted House, and the Town Meetings on Education. They
recently met with the City of Pinole's Youth and Teen Council
to sponsor joint Community Events for the Youth and Teens
of our communities. This successful program is currently
recruiting active members from the Middle and High School.
If you enjoy working in your community and are great with
making decisions for your peers, this is the program for you.
We presently have a membership of 18 participants. All
members must be between the 6th and 12th grade.
Applications can be obtained from the Community/Swim
Center or the Hanna Ranch Child Care site. Meetings are
held in the Teen Resource Center, 2001 Refugio Valley Road,
Hercules, CA94547, everyWednesdayfrom 3:00pm-4:30pm.
If you are interested in participating, please contact Janine
Shaheed, YouthfTeen Events Coordinator at (510) 799-4630
or Beverly Dupree, Youth Services Coordinator at (51 0) 2454803.
MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCE
Come and do your dance thing at our first Spring Fling! The
Hercules YouthfTeen Council are proud to sponsor their first
Glow-In-The-Dark Dance Party for 6th, 7th, & 8th graders.
Tickets can be purchased at the Community/Swim Center.
For more information , please contact Janine Shaheed, Youthl
Teen Events Coordinator at (51 0) 799-4630 or (510) 799-8291.
Date:
Time:
Tickets:
Location:
Friday, March 22, 2002
8:00pm-11:00pm
Advance Sales: $5.00/at the door $6.00
2001 Refugio Valley Road, Hercules, CA.
H20 SUMMER PROGRAM:
9TH-12TH GRADERS
This program consists of activities and events planned for
High School students with differentiating attitudes. You can
have a choice to pick and choose between daily swimming ,
fitness center, teen resource center, sports activities, open
gym , special events & activities or just chill on the patio.
Perhaps you might want to join us on a local field trip.
Weekly or a Teen Week Summer pass will provide you with
the opportunity to come and go as you please with discounted
rates, or you might want to do a daily drop in. Please call
Janine Shaheed, YouthfTeen Events Coordinator at (51 0) 7994630 for more details.
PLANET YOUTH SUMMER CAMP
It's that time again, to plan your summer activities. We're
offering an exciting summer package, just for you. Our days
will be filled with music, socializing in our unique Teen lounge,
table games, pool, ping-pong, air hockey, video games, pinball
and arcade machines, are just some of the exciting and
challenging activities to explore . This camp is designed
especially for 6th, 7th and 8th graders. For more details, call
Beverly Dupree at (510) 245-4803 or (510) 799-8291.
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First row: Sumeet, Nicole, Erica, Marlene, Kathleen; Second
row: Kyan, Gwynee, Heleyna, Ashley, Graham, Janine; Third
row: Derrick, Jessica, Akilah, Nyaisha, Lauren, Jay.
Members unavailable for pictures: Christina, Dara, Kimberly
and Daniel.
April 29, 2002
Hanna Ranch Site
Camp Location:
Camp Time:
8:00am-6:00pm
A $20.00 deposit fee will be required per week to reserve
your space. This fee is non-refundable.
Registration begins:
Registration location:
Spring 2 002 Herculean 31
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Hours of Operation
Mondav -Thursdav gam -10pm
Fridav gam -lpm
Saturday gam -2pm
Sunday CLOSED
*No personal trainer on site*
Equipment
Cardio Machines
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Treadmills
Cross Trainers
Bikes
Stairmaster
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*Youth Fees:
Adult Fees:
Daily Drop-in Rates:
$2 residents/non-residents
Daily Drop-in Rates:
$3 residents/non-residents
Dynamite Pass:
(10 visits)
$15 residents
$20 non-residents
Dynamite Pass:
(10 visits)
$25 residents
$30 non-residents
Avid Athlete Pass:
(25 visits)
$37.50 residents
$50 non-residents
Avis Athletes Pass:
(25 visits)
$50 residents
$75 non-residents
*Youths between the ages of 13- 16
Must be accompanied by an adult
Smith Machine
Incline/Decline
Benches
Dumbell Set (s7Slbs)
Lat Pulldown/Row
Combo
leg ext/Curl Combo
Bicep/Tricep Combo
Muti-press Machine
Located at:
Hercules Community
Swim Center
2001 Refugio Valley Rd
(510) 799-8291
Sports & Fitness
AGES 13-16
The Teen Elementary Basketball program is designed to teach
and improve the basic fundamentals of basketball, with an
emphasis on sportsmanship and having fun! The program is
created to introduce beginning participants to dribbling,
shooting, passing and rebounding skills, as well as improving
hand-eye coordination. More experienced players should
improve in each of these skills. League fees include the
following: a team shirt, coaching staff, practice periods, two
rounds of league games and playoffs, referees, and awards
at the conclusion of the playoffs.
The league is open to girls between the ages of 13-16, with
beginner to advanced skill levels. Participants must bring
a copy of their birth certificate at the time of registration.
There will be an infonmation meeting to discuss the rules and
regulations on Wednesday, April 3, 2002 at 6:30pm at the
Community/Swim Center. For more information, please call
the Sports Coordinator at (510) 799-8295.
The league needs a minimum enrollment of 32 participants.
Practices will be held on Tuesday and Thursday, from either
4:00pm to 5:15pm, 5:00pm to 6:15pm. Games will be played
on Saturday mornings at 10:45arn and 11:50am with each
team usually playing one game per week.
Location:
Fees:
$75 Residentl$85 Non-Resident
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4:00pm-5: 15pm
5:00pm-6: 15pm
Priority registration for Hercules residents only is from 01/07
to 01/31. Open registration for residents and non-residents
is from 02/01 to 04/08 or until the league is full.
GIRLS ELEMENTARY
BASKETBALL FOR AGES 10-12
The Girls Elementary Basketball program is designed to teach
and improve the basic fundamentals of basketball , with an
emphasis on sportsmanship and having fun! The program
is created to introduce beginning participants to dribbling,
shooting, passing and rebounding skills, as well as improving
hand-eye coordination. More experienced players should
improve in each of these skills. League fees include the
following: a team shirt, coaching staff, practice periods, two
rounds of league games and playoffs, referees, and awards
at the conclusion of the playoffs.
The league is open to girls between the ages of 10-12, with
beginner to advanced skill levels. Participants must bring
a copy of their birth certificate at the time of registration.
There will be an information meeting to discuss the rules and
regulations Wednesday, April 3, 2002 at 6:30pm at the
Community Swim Center. For more information, please call
the Sports Coordinator at (510) 799-8295.
The league needs a minimum enrollment of 32 participants.
Practices will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays, from
either 4:00pm to 5:15pm or 5:00pm to 6:15pm or 6:00pm to
7:15pm. Games will be played on Fridays at 4:00pm to
5:05pm, with each team usually playing one game per week.
Location:
Fees:
$75 Residentl$S5 Non-Resident
11713-A
11713-B
MonNVed 04/0S-06/07
MonlWed 04/08-06/07
4:00pm-5:15pm
5:00pm-6:15pm
Priority registration for Hercules residents only is from 01 /07
to 01 /31. Open registration for residents and non-residents
is from 02101 to 04/08 or until the league is full.
Sports & Fitness
SUMMER YOUTH BASKETBALL
CAMPS
Fundamentals and summertime competition will be the name
of the game as the City of Hercules once again offers it's
popular day basketball camp for boys and girls. The camp is
designed to teach and improve the basic fundamentals of
basketball, such as, dribbling, shooting, passing, rebounding,
offensive and defensive positions. Also, scrimmages and
game situations will be implemented towards the end of the
camp.
The camp program is for youth grades 4th_8th and is limited to
the first 36 participants who sign up. Participants should bring
a snack, lunch or money for the snack bar. Beverages will be
provided.
For more information please call the Sports League
Coordinator at 799-8295.
Location:
Fee:
Community/Swim Center Gymnasium
$75 ResidenV$85 Non-Resident
21709-A
Mon-Fri
6/24-6/28
11 :OOam-3:00pm
Priority Registration for Hercules Res only: 3/15-3/31
Open Registration Res & Non-res: 4/3 or until the Camp
is full.
21709-B
Mon-Fri
8/12-8/16
11 :00am-3:00pm
Priority Registration for Hercules Res only: 5/1-5/31
Open Registration Res & Non-res: 6/1 or until the Camp
is full.
TEEN BASKETBALL LEAGUE 1316 YEAR OLDS
The Teen Basketball program is designed to teach and
improve the basic fundamentals of basketball with an
emphasis on sportsmanship and having fun! The program is
designed to introduce beginning participants to dribbling,
shooting, passing and rebounding skills in addition to assisting
in the development of hand-eye and running coordination.
More experienced players should improve in each of these
skills. League fee includes a team shirt, coaching staff,
practice periods, league games and referees, and awards at
the conclusion of the season. The league is open to boys
ages 13 to 16 years old with beginner to advanced skill levels.
Participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate at
the time of registration, and be 13 years old by the start
of the league and notturn 17 years old until after the end
of the league. There will be an information meeting to
discuss the rules and regulations on Thursday, June 20,
2002 at 6:00 p.m. at the Community Swim Center.
Location:
Fees:
21706-A
21706-B
Community/Swim Center-Gymnasium
$75 Res/$85 Non-Res
MIW or T(fh 06/25-09/07
MIW or T(fh 06/25-09/07
4: 00pm-5: 15pm
5:00pm-6:15pm
Priority Registration (Residential Only): 04/03/02
Open Registration (Residents & Non-ReSidents): 05/01/02
Maximum enrollment is 80 participants. Sign-up early!
For more information, call the Sports Coordinator at (510)7998295.
Sports & Fitness
"EXPANDED HORIZONS"
SUMMER BASKETBALL FUN!
This camp "Expanded Horizons" will provide a low cost and
totally comprehensive fundamentals oriented basketball
experience! Targeting youths in the Hercules community and
immediate area s. Instruction will include drill stations,
classroom discussion and later incorporate scrimmages and
game situational play. The camp will last five days and be
limited to the first 40 participants who sign-up. Participants
will be provided with a T-Shirt, lunch & snack daily. For more
information, please call the Sports Coordinator at (510)
799-8295.
Location:
Fee:
21715-A
Hercules Middle School Gym
$60 Res/$65 Non-Res
Mon-Fri 07/08-07/12
10:00am-3:00pm
(Ages 12-17 year old boys only)
Priority registration for Hercules Residents only: 05/0105/31 . Open registration Res & Non-Res: 07/01 or until
the camp is fu ll.
21715-8
Mon-Fri
07/29-08/02
10:00am-3:00pm
(Ages 6-10 year old boys and girls)
the camp is full.
21715-C
08/05-08/09
10:00am-3:00pm
Mon-Fri
(Ages 11-16 years old girls only)
the camp is full.
•
CO-ED SOFTBALL LEAGUES
THURSDAY NIGHT 'C/D'
LEAGUE
The Hercules Recreation and Co mmunity Services
Department will be forming it's annual Summer Softball
League. The CO-ED '0' Softball League is designed for men
& women ages 18 and older. Participants must register as
a complete team and must have a team roster when
submitting registration fee. Maximum roster size is 14, with
a minimum of 12 players.
The league is sanctioned by the United States Slow-Pitch
Softball Association and USSSA rules regard ing what
constitutes a CO-ED '0 ' level team will apply. All umpires will
be USSSA certified. League fees includes staff, two rounds
of league games, single game elimination playoffs (top four
teams make playoffs), umpires, shirts for the champions of
the playoffs and trophies for 1" and 2'" place finishers during
regular season play.
There must be a minimum offour (4) teams to run the league
with a maximum of six (6) teams total. Rules and schedules
will be discussed at the managers' meeting on Tuesday,
June 4, 2002 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the
Community/Swim Center, located at 2001 Refugio Valley
Road . Individual players are encouraged to sign up on the
players interest list for possible placement on teams. For more
information call the Sports League Manager at 799-8295.
Deadline for fee and team rosters are due no later than
May 31 , 2002!
Locations:
Woodfield Park, 1919 Lupine
Hanna Park, 2480 Refugio Valley Rd
Times :
7:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. & 7:20 p.m.
21708-0
Fee:
Thurs.
6/13-8/22
$475 resident team
There is an additional $5 fee for each non-resident player
on each team. To qualify for resident team status, at least
seven (7) players on a team's roster must reside in
Hercules.
Sports & Fitness
i
MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUES
WEDNESDAY NIGHT 'C/D'
LEAGUE
Th e Hercule s Recreation and Community Servi ces
League. The Men's 'C/D' Softball League is designed for men
ages 18 and older. Participants must register as a complete
team and must have a team roster when submitting
registration fee. Maximum roster size is 14, with a minimum
of 12 players.
Softball Association and USSSA rules regarding what
constitutes a 'C/D' level team will apply. All umpires will be
USSSA certified. League fees includes staff, two rounds of
league games, single game elimination playoffs (top four
the playoffs and trophies for 1" and 2"" place finishers during
There must be a minimum of four (4) teams to run the league
Road. Individual players are encouraged to sign up on the
information call the Sports League Coordinator at 799-8295.
May 31 , 20021
Locations:
Times:
6:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. & 7:20 p.m.
21708-8
Fee:
6/12-8/21
Wed.
$475 per team
on each team. To qualify for residentteam status, at least
Hercules.
MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUES
MONDAY NIGHT 'D' LEAGUE
The Hercules Recreation and Community Services
League. The Men's 'D' Softball League is designed for men
ages 18 and older. Participants must register as a complete
team and must have a team roster when submitting
registration fee. Maximum roster size is 14, with a minimum
of 12 players.
Softball Association and USSSA rules regarding what
constitutes a 'D' level team will apply. All umpires will be
USSSA certified. League fees includes staff, two rounds of
league games, single game elimination playciffs (top four
teams make playoffs), umpires, shirts fo r the champions of
the playoffs and trophies for 1" and 2"" place finishers during
Community/Swim Center, located at 200 1 Refugio Valley
Deadline for fee and team rosters are due no later thim
May 31, 2002!
Locations:
Hanna Park, 2480 Refu gio Valley Rd
Times:
6:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. & 7:20 p.m.
21708-A
Fee:
Mon.
6/10-8/19
$475 per team
on each team. To qualify for resident team status, at least
seven (7) players on a team 's roster must reside in
Hercules.
Sports & Fitness
CO-ED SOFTBALL LEAGUES
TUESDAY NIGHT 'D' LEAGUE
ADULT MEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL
LEAGUE
The He rcu les Recreation and Community Services
Department will be forming its Annual Summer Softball
League. The CO-ED '0' Softball League is designed for men
& women ages 18 and older. Participants must register as
a complete team and must have a team roster when
submitting registration fee. Maximum roster size is 14, with
a minimum of 12 players.
The Hercules Recreation and Community Services
Department will be forming a Men's Flag Football League.
The league is designed for men ages 18 and older.
Participants must register as a complete team and must
have a team roster when submitting registration fee.
Maximum roster size is 14 with a minimum of 7 players.
Softball Association and USSSA rule s regarding what
constitutes a CO-ED '0' level team will apply. All umpires will
be ()SSSA certified. League fees includes staff, two rounds
of league games, single game elimination playoffs (top four
the playoffs and trophies for 1" and 2'" place finishers during
MAY 31, 2002!
Game Locations: Woodfield Park, 1919 Lupine
Game Times:
6:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. & 7:20 p.m.
21708-C
Fee:
Tues.
$475 team
6/11-8/20
on each team. To qualify for resident ieam status, at least
Hercules.
League fees include the following: staff, referees, two rounds
of league games, single game elimination playoffs (top 4
teams make playoffs), shirts for the Champions of the playoffs
and trophies for the 1st and 2nd place finishers of the regular
season. Teams must provide their own unifonms or TShirts that are similar in color and have numbers on the
front or back.
There must be a minimum of 4 teams to run the league with
a maximum of 12 teams being admitted. Rules, regulations
and league schedules will be discussed at the Manager's
meeting on Thursday, June 27, 2002 at 6:30pm at the
Hercules Community/Swim Center.
Deadline: Team fees and rosters need to be turned in no
later than Monday, June 24, 2002.
Fee:
$475 per team. There is an additional $5 fee
for every non-resident player on each team.
Location:
When:
Times:
Hanna Ranch Park
Saturday Afternoons
1:00pm, 2:15pm & 3:30pm
21111 -A
Sat
06/29-09/14
Individuals are encouraged to sign-up on the player
interest list for possible placement on teams. If interested
or need rnore information, please call the Sports Coordinator
at (510) 799-8295.
..
Sports & Fitness
TENNIS CLASSES
PEE-WEE TENNIS
Lessons at several levels will be offered by long time local
teaching pro Amado Lozano. Students will play points and
matches against one another, discuss conditioning and the
potential for entering tournaments.
Pee-wee tennis is a comprehensive program designed to
introduce children ages 4 to 6 to the game of tennis in a fun
and rewarding way. Pee-wee tennis allows children to learn
the sport quickly and have fun too!
Beginner (Ages 7-14)
11701-A
Mon
11701 -6
Mon
11701-C
Mon
03/04-03/25
04/01 -04/29
05/06-05/27
3:00pm-4:00pm
3:00pm-4:00pm
3:00pm-4:00pm
11705-A
11705-6
11705-C
Tues
Tues
Tues
(Ages 14 and up)
11 702-A
Mon
11 702-6
Mon
11702-C
Mon
Refugio Valley Tennis Courts
$40 Res/$45 Non-Res (fee covers four
03/04-03125
04/01-04129
05/06-05/27
4:00pm-5:00pm
4:00pm-5:00pm
4:00pm-5:00pm
Location:
Fees:
lessons)
Intermediate (All ages)
11703-A
Tues
03/05-03/26
11703-6
Tues
04102-04130
11703-C
Tues
05/07-05/28
Advanced (All ages)
11704-A
Tues
11704-A
Tues
11704-6
Tues
Location :
Fees:
lessons)
03/05-03/26
04102-04130
05/07-05/28
3:30pm-4:30pm
3:30pm-4:30pm
3:30pm-4:30pm
4:30pm-5:30pm
4:30pm-5:30pm
4:30pm-5:30pm
$50 Res/$55 Non-Res(fee covers four
03/05-03/26
04/02-04/30
05/07-05/28
3:00pm-3:30pm
3:00pm-3:30pm
3:00pm-3:30pm
INDIVIDUAL TENNIS
LESSONS
All individual lessons must be arranged with the instructor
and fees paid at the Hercules Community/Swim Center.
Location:
Fees:
Time :
11710-A
11710-B
11710-C
$25 per 30 minute private lesson
$45 per 60 minute private lesson
To Be Announced
Sat
03/09-03/30
Sat
04/06-04127
Sat
05104-05125
OPEN GYM PASSES
The City of Hercules Community/Swim Center Complex has
open gym passes available for residents and nonresidents.
Resident passes allow participants to enter the facility at a
reduced cost per entry, while the nonresident passes are for
convenience only and are set at the regular drop-in rate. Open
Gym Passes are valid throughout the year.
Dynamite Pass
10 visits
Adult $25 Res/$30 Non-Res
Youth $15 Res/$20 Non-Res
Avid Athlete
25 visits
Adult $50 Res/$75 Non-Res
Youth $37 Res/$50 Non-Res
Sports & Fitness
TENNIS FACIUTIES
AVAILABLE!
Tennis Court Rules and Regulations signs are posted at all
City Tennis facilities. These tennis facilities are available to
the public by rental permit or on a first-come first-serve basis.
Hours and Fees
Refugio Valley Tennis Complex: Refugio Valley Road &
Pheasant Drive
Daily
7 am to 4 pm
@ $4/hour/per court
Daily
4 to 10 pm
@ $5.50/hour/per court
SaUSun/Holidays
@ $6/hour/per court
Except Mondays & Tuesdays from 3 to 7 pm and
Saturdays 3 to 5 pm for City Lessons
Foxboro Tennis Courts: 1025 Canterbury
Daily 7 a.m. to dusk
Woodfield Tennis Courts: 1919 Lupine
Daily 7 a.m. to dusk
Tennis Court Reservations
Tennis court reservations are available to Hercules residents
only; there is a one-hour minimum on all tennis court facilities.
Reservations are accepted at the Community/Swim Center,
2001 Refugio Valley Road.
YOUTH & ADULT TABLE
TENNIS
This program is designed to provide competitive table tennis
action for all youth who want to improve their knowledge and
skill of the game. The table tennis tables used are approved
by the U.S. Table Tennis Association and the International
Table Tennis Federation. Join the crowd for this exciting
program for an annual membership fee and drop-in pass.
Location:
51708
Ohlone Community Center, 190 Turquoise
Fri
7:00pm-10:00pm
Sat
1O:OOam- 4:00pm
Play is supervised by registered volunteers of the
Hercules Table Tennis Program.
Fees:
Annual Adult Membership:
Drop-in 20 Pass Fee:
Annual Youth Membership:
Drop-in 20 Pass Fee:
Tournament Play:
Recognized Community Organization
$6/hour/court
$12 per hour/court
Private Organizations
$15 per hour/court
Commercial Use
Court Rules And Regulations:
Annual Family Membership:
Adult:
Youth:
Ages 19 & up
$20 Res/$23 Non-Res
$30 Res/$32 Non-Res
Ages 6 to 18
$10 res/$12 non-res
$20 Jr. Pass
Ages 6-12
$25 Teen Pass
Ages 13-18
2nd member and up
$10 Res/12 Non-Res
$5 Res/$6 Non-Res
Fees must be paid at the Community/Swim Center. Each
participant must bring his/her receipt to Ohlone Community
Center.
1. Tennis shoes must be worn
2. Courts are available on a first come, first serve basis
or by reservation
3. Drop-in play is limited to one hour and fifteen
minutes
4. Waiting players must be present to hold position for play
5. Court reservations preempt non-reserved court play
6. City sponsored programs have priority
7. No food on tennis courts
8. No bike riding, roller skating or skateboarding on tennis
courts
9. City sponsored lessons ONLY no public instruction .
10. Tennis Tournaments by permit ONLY!
11. Tennis Court Rules And Regulations Will Be Enforced
12. No alcoholic beverages allowed at any park or courts.
Call 799-8291 for further information.
Sports & Fitness
GOLF LESSONS
Want to learn more about golf? Want to improve your score?
Come and let Jeff Hales , PGA Professional (formerly of
Olympic Club), teach you the fundamentals of Golf. In these
summer le sso ns, students will le arn Pre-Swing
Fundamentals, In-Swing Principles and overall awareness
of the Golf game. All lessons will be held at the Franklin
Canyon Golf Course. Classes will meet every Wednesday.
Space is limited to 4 students per session, so register early.
Registration will be taken at the Hercules Community/Swim
Center, located at 2001 Refugio Valley Road, Hercules, CA.
Providing your own golf clubs is preferred , but equipment
can be arranged through the instructor. Do you have any old
golf clubs setting around that you don't use? Please contact
us at (510) 799-8295 if you are interested in donating any old
golf clubs that you are no longer using!
Location:
Instructors:
Fees:
Fees :
Maximum:
Junior Lessons (Ages
Wed
21801-A
21801-8
Wed
2180 1-C
Wed
Franklin Canyon Golf Course,
located off of Highway 4
Jeff Hales, PGA Professional
$80 per session for Junior's
ages 10-17
$100 for Adults ages 18 and up
7 students per session
10-17)
06/05-06/19
07/10-07/24
08/07-08/21
3:00pm-4:00pm
3:00pm-4:00pm
3:00pm-4:00pm
Adult Lessons (Ages 18 and Up)
21802-A
Wed
06105-06/19
21802-8
Wed
07/1-07/24
Wed
08107-08/21
21802-C
4:00pm-5:00pm
4:00pm-5:00pm
4:00pm-5:00pm
Adult Lessons (Ages 18 and Up)
21803-A
Wed
06105-06/19
21803-8
Wed
07/10-07/24
21 803-C
Wed
08/07-08/21
5:00pm-6:00pm
5:00pm-6:00pm
5:00pm-6:00pm
ATTENTION YOUNG GOLFER'S
CITY OF HERCULES PRESENTS
"JUNIOR GOLF CAMP"
This golf camp is designed for youth's ages 10-17 that are
looking for a challenge and a valuable learning experience in
the game of golf. Students will learn the rules of the game,
golf etiquette, fundamentals, games and hands-on individual
instruction. Space is limited to 24 students so register early.
Registration will be taken at the Hercules Community/
Swim Center located at 2001 Refugio Valley Road. If
you have any questions, please contact the Sports
Coordinator at (510) 799-8295.
Franklin Canyon Golf Course, off Highway 4
Location:
Instructors: Jeff Hales, PGA Professional Celtic Golf Mgmt
$75 Jr's ages 10-17 (paid to the City of
Fees:
Hercules)
Maximum: 24 students/Minimum of 12
Equipment: Students must bring their own golf clubs!
21805-A
Wed-Fri
06/19-06121
9:00am-10:00am
Sports & Fitness
J AZZERCISE CLASS
Jazzercise is a total body-conditioning program designed for
everyone at every fitness level. Each 60 to 65 minute class
includes a warm-up, ae robics, muscle toning and
strengthening with weights, stretching and a final cool-down
to a variety of popular music including funk, country, pop,
reggae and rock! Jazzercise is carefully designed to increase
ftexibility, muscle tone, strength, stamina and cardiovascular
fitness. Come join us for FITNESS , FRIENDSHIP & FUN!
Join at any time and take advantage of the NEW STUDENT
SPECIAL: 8 week purchase for $48 (that's just $6 per week!).
Instructor:
Location:
Days:
Kimberly Moffat (510) 724-7809
Mon - Thurs at 6:30pm
Sat & Sun at 9:00am
Drop-in: $6.00
Fees:
Monthly Pass: $42.00
Monthly Pass EFT': $32.00
What to bring: Mat, bottled water and hand weights
"'Electronic Funds Transfer
ADULT OPEN GYM
BASKETBALL/VOLLEYBALL
Open Gym periods are ongoing. Players, beginners to
advanced, are enccuraged to drop in. Come on down for
an energetic game of Basketball or Volleyball!!
Location:
Fee:
Gymnasium, 2001 Refugio Valley Road
$3.00 per adult
$2.00 per youth
Adult Open Gym Basketball
Adult B'ball
7:45-10:00 pm 16yrs&up
Mon
Thu
Adult B'ball
7:45-10:00 pm 16yrs& up
Adylt Open Gym Volleyball
Tues
Adult V'Ball
7:45-10:00 pm 16 yrs& up
Wed
Adult V'Ball
7:45-10:00 pm 16 yrs& up
Yoyth Open Gym Basketball
Mon-Fri
Youth B'ball
11:00am-4:00 pm 9-16 yrs
II I
Gymnasium for Rent
Now you can rent the Community/Swim Center Gymnasium for
Basketball or Volleyball practices, games and/or business
recreational games! The gym is available on a limited basis.
Applicants must be 21 years of age, call 799-8291 for further
information.
The City of Hercules Recreation & Community Services
Department operates the Community/Swim Center Gymnasium
which is available for limited public use. Reservations will only be
accepted with a ccmpleted application and payrnentforthe hours
rented. Applicants must be at least 21 years of age. All ccntact
regarding the reservati ons, fees , rental time and on site
ccordination will be arranged with the original applicant only.
Reservations will not be taken more than one (1 ) month in advance
or less than two (2) weeks priorto the planned activity. An attendant
will be present during the entire event. Adu~ supervision is required
by applicant during the event. Applicants interested in renting the
gym are enccuraged to view the facility prior to renting. The gym
has a maximum capacity of 100 persons for a sports event.
'Standard rental indudes the main room with two (2) portable
basketball units or two (2) volleyball units, portable bleachers
and indoor bathroom. Advanced Payment Required
Fees: (Two hour minimum)
One day rental
$50 Res/$60 Non-Res per hour
3 or more days
$30 Res/$40 Non-Res per hour
Attention local businesses!! The gymnasium is now available
for public use for either Volleyball or Basketball, Monday through
Friday from 12 noon to 2:00pm.
Note: Open gym programs are not available during
league programs.
AQUATIC SEASON 2002!
Public Swim
The Hercules Swim Cenler is open to the public for playing, wor1<ing
out, diving, or lounging around the pool side in a beautiful outdoor
setting. The Hercules Aquatic staff are certified by the American Red
Cross and are fully trained in the supelVision of aquatic activities,
lifeguard training , first aid, CPR, and rescue situations.
We ask that all participants of the public swim sessions be fully
knowledgeable about our pool rules as listed below:
• All entries to the pool and deck areas must be paid admissions,
including nonswimmers and chaperons.
• Children, 9 years and under, must be accompanied by an adult at
least sixteen years
Of
Days, Dates, & Times
for Public Swim:
Fee:
$3 Adults (18 & older)
$2 Youths (1-17 years)
$2 Non-Swimmers/Spectators
Free for Children Under 1 year
Swim schedule:
Sat!Sun
Man - Fri
05l04to 09129
06117 to 08130
1:30-6:00 pm
1:30-4:00 pm
Swim Passes
older.
• There is a fifteen (15) minute rest period on all weekend public
swim sessions from 3:45 to 4:00 p.m. All participants under the age
of eighteen are required to exit the water area and remain on the
lawn or deck area.
Discount Swim Passes are available for residents and non-residents.
Resident passes allow participants to enter the facility at a reduced
cost per entry. Non-resident passes are available for convenience
only, with rates set at the regular drop-in rate. Participants with
swim passes will be allowed into the facility 15 minutes earlier
than general public for public swim sessions.
• Flotation devices such as inner tubes, water wings, noodles, air
mattresses, etc. are not permitted in the pool areas. Only Coast
Guard approved flotation devices are allowed with adult supervision.
Adult
Youth
Adult
Youth
$25 res
$15 res
$30 non-res
$20 non-res
$62.50 res
$37.50 res
$75 non-res
• Full face masks, snor1<els, and diving fins are not permitted in the
pool areas.
Dynamite Pass
(10 visits)
Frequent!
Swimmer
(25 Visits)
• Diving toys, coins, water guns, etc. are not permitted in the pool
areas.
Lap Swimming
Picnics are permitted around the deck/lawn areas, however, all
items must be kept away from the pool side. No glass, breakable
containers, alcoholic beverages. Barbecues are permitted by special
arrangement only.
Are you ready to begin a steady peal exercise program again?
Why not come to the Hercules Swim Center to strengthen, stretch,
and tone all your muscles. You may w ish to choose a vigorous
training schedule, or just a leisurely swim. Lanes are divided for
fast and slow swimmers. The pool w ill be open for lap swim during
inclement weather unless dangerous cond itions exist. Lap
1<
1< Public swim sessions are subject to early dosure after the first
hour of operation due to poor weather and/or if attendance drops
below 25 participants. There are no refunds for ca nceled swim
sess ions.
* Proper swim attire is required. No cutoffs and/or leotards or street
dothing.
* Pool rules are posted on the deck areas surrounding the pool
areas and are necessary for the safety of all participants. Participants
must obey posted rules and oral instructions from Aquatic Staff at all
times.
* It is requested that patrons be sensITive to the needs of parents to
change their young children of the opposite sex in the locker room
areas.
• No photographic equipment permitted.
.. Swim Diapers Requiredl
42 2002 Spring Aquatics Program
$50 non-res
lane will be available during Public Swim until pool
attendance reaches 250.
Fee:
$3 Adults (18 years and up)
$2 Youth (14-17 years)
Winter/Spring Schedule
Mon/WedlFri
Man lTueslThur/ Fri
03/04-05131
03/04-05131
11:30-1:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
Summer Schedule
Mon-Fri
Mon/TueslThursiFri
Saturday
Sunday
06103-08/30
06/03-08130
05/04-08131
05105-09/01
11 :308m-1:00pm
7:00pm-9:00pm
6:30pm-8:00pm
10:00am-12:00pm
* No evening lap swim on Wednesdays, Fall lap swimming
hours will be announced in the Summer Herculean issue!
Swim Instruction Levels
forAIiAges
Level IV Stroke Development
Pre-Requisite: Level III or Demonstrated Competency
Are you or your family members fearful of the water? Can't
coordinate breathing with arm strokes? Or are you wanting
to brush up on skills and learn new techniques? The Hercules
Aquatics Staff are caring and experienced water safety
instructors who will teach basic to advanced level swimming
skills to all members of your family.
Students will develop coordination and endurance in the front
crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and treading water.
Students will also be introduced to the breaststroke,
sidestroke, and to turning at the wall. Students will learn to
dive from standing and stride position on the side of the pool,
in addition to more safety skills including expanded
information on rescue breathing.
The Hercules Leam to Swim program is based on theAmerican
Red Cross certification standards for progressive swim
instruction. Each level of swim instruction builds on the skills
learned in the previous level. Below are the various levels
offered and the skills associated with each level.
Levell Water Exploration
No Prerequisite needed
Level one is designed for those who have little to no experience
in the water. The objective is to assist students in becoming
comfortable and safer in the water. Students will learn to
blow bubbles, submerge their face, float on front and back
with support, kick on front and back with support, learn basic
water safety skills, and be introduced to alternating arm action.
Levelll Primary Skills
Pre-Requisite: Levell or Demonstrated Competency
Students wilileam to float unsupported, to kick and coordinate
arm movements on front and back unsupported, to turn over
from front to back and back to front, to retrieve underwater
objects at shallow depths, rhythmic breathing, and water safety
skills.
Levellll Stroke Readiness
Pre-Requisite: Level II or Demonstrated Competency
Students will learn to coordinate the front and back crawl, be
introduced to treading water and elementary backstroke, learn
to dive from the side of the pool, learn safe diving rules, learn
self-rescue skills, and be introduced to rescue breathing.
Swim Registration Information
* No refunds after first day of class
* No refunds or make-ups for missed days
* Refund fee $10.00 surcharge for all student
withdrawal after registration process.
* Register early if possible. Classes may be
cancelled if minimum class size not met.
*Registration is limited to 2 sessions per registered
Level V Stroke Refinement
Pre-Requisite: Level IV or Demonstrated Competency
Students will continue to develop endurance and refine the
front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke,
and sidestroke. Students will also be introduced to the
butterfly, underwater swimming, and surface dives. Students
will learn additional open swim turns, alternate kicks for
treading water, rules for safe diving from the springboard,
and recognition for spinal injury care.
Level VI Skill Proficiency
Pre-Requisite: Level V or Demonstrated Competency
Students will continue to increase endurance and refine the
front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, sidestroke,
breaststroke, and butterfly. Students will learn approach
strokes, the front flip turn, speed turns, the approach and
hurdle on the springboard, surface dives in tuck and pike
positions, and additional kicks for treading water. Additional
water safety skills will also be included.
Level VII Advanced Skills
Pre-Requisite: Level VI or Demonstrated Competency
Students will perfect all strokes and skills previously
presented and learn to swim greater distances. Students
will learn conditioning principles for lifetime fitness, the
backstroke flip turn, in-water rescue techniques, the
springboard dives in pike and tuck positions, and explore
alternative aquatic activities. To pass this course, students
must pass a Level VII Skills Test. All ages are welcome!!!
date.
* Note it is not unusual for some students to repeat a level
to complete the necessary skills. Please take into
consideration when registering for swim lessons.
* Classes are cancelled only in case of lightening.
* Pools are heated.
* Swim diapers required for infants/ toddlers not yet toilet
trained.
2002 Spring Aquatics Program 43
Morning Individual
Lessons
Evening Individual
Lessons
The Individual Lesson program is designed for students ages
four (4) years and up. Th e Individual Lesson program should
be utilized as a supplement to group/adult lessons when a
student is experiencing difficulty with a particular skill , or if
you are just looking for one-on-one instruction. The Individual
Lessons are composed of four, 1/2 hour classes, Monday/
Tuesday & Thursday/Friday.
The Individual Lesson program is designed for students ages
four (4) years and up. The Individual Lesson program should
be utilized as a supplement to group/adult lessons when a
student is experiencing difficulty with a particular skill , or if
you are just looking for one-on-one instruction. The Individual
Lessons are composed of four, 1/2 hour classes, Monday/
Tuesday & Thursday/Friday.
Pre-registration is mandatory for all individual sessions. We
strongly encourage early registration due to the limited
number of available time offerings, and due to the
extreme popularity of this program option. The
Individual Lesson times do fill to capacity within the
first few months of registration.
Pre-registration is mandatory for all individual sessions. We
strongly encourage early registration due to the limited
number of available time offerings, and due to the extreme
popularity of this program option. The Individual Lesson
times do fill to capacity within the first few months of
registration.
Location: Main Pool & Play Pool
Fee:
$45 res/$50 non-res
Time:
11 :30am-12:00 pm
Location: Main Pool & Play Pool
Fee:
$45 res/$50 non-res
5pm-5:30pm
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Session 7
Session 8
Session 9
Session 10
Session 11
OS/27-05/3 1
06/03-06/07
06/10-06/14
06/17-06/21
06/24-06/28
07101-07/05
07108-07/12
07/15-07/19
07/22-07/26
07/2S-08/02
08105-08/09
11:30am-12:00pm
11 :30am-12:00pm
11:30am-12:00pm
11:30am-12:00pm
11:30am-12:00pm
11:30am-12:00pm
11:30am-12:00pm
11:30am-12:00pm
27033-A
27041-A
27043-A
27051-A
27053-A
27061-A
27063-A
27071-A
27033-B
27041 -B
27043-B
27051-B
27053-B
27061 -B
27063-B
27071-B
5:30pm-6pm
6pm-6:30pm
27033-C
27041-C
27043-C
27051-C
27053-C
27061-C
27063-C
27071-C
27021-0
27023-0
27031-0
27033-0
27041-0
27043-0
27051-0
27053-0
27061-0
27063-0
27071 -0
6:30-7pm
OS/27-05/31
06/03-06/07
06/10-06/14
Summer Jobs!
Instructors Needed!
Parents we're looking for adults who would like to teach
wimming. If you have ever been a Water Safety Instructor,
or would like to become a swim instructor, give us a call.
We have opportunities in the mornings and evenings.
(510) 799-8228
27021-E
27023-E
27031 -E
Adult Lessons
Group Lessons
The Adult Lesson program is designed for students ages
thirteen (13) and up, who would like some additional swimming
instruction without the hustle and bustle of small children.
The Adult Lessons are designed to have a maximum enrollment
of six (6) students per class in order to provide increased
instruction time by each instructor. This lesson program is
ideal for adults of all ages who never learned to swim or who
may have a limned aquatic background. The Aquatic staff
will help you develop confidence and assurance while
swimming, and if necessary, decrease your fears of being
in water. The Adult sessions will be composed of eight, 1/2
hour classes, and will be held over a two week period;
Monday/Tuesday & Thursday/Friday (4-days per week). Preregistration is mandatory for all adult classes and we
encourage early registration due to the popularity of the adult
lesson program. The registration deadline for adult
lessons is the Friday preceding each session, at 5:00pm.
Late registration will be accepted on a space available basis
or by special arrangement with the Aquatics Coordinator.
Late sign-ups are subject to a late fee of $5.
The group lesson program is designed for students ages
four (4) years and up. The group sessions are composed of
eight classes, and will be held over a two week period;
Monday/Tuesday & Thursday/Friday (4 days/week). Classes
for Levels I, II , III are 1/2 hour in duration and Levels IV to VII
are 45 minutes in order to provide adequate instruction and
practice for the advanced swim skills.
Location:
Main Pool
Fee:
$55 resl$60 non-res
Levels & Times:
All Levels
All Levels
11:30am-12:00pm
6:00pm-6:30pm
Adult Lessons:
Session 1: 06117-06128-28011 a,b
Session 2: 07101-07112 (prorate) - 28021 a,b
Session 3: 07115-07126 - 28031 a,b
Session 4: 07/29-08/09 -28041 a,b
Basic Water Rescue
This course will provide individuals with the information and
skills necessary to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic
emergencies. This will also teach participants how to protect
themselves while assisting others. No prerequisites or age
requirement; written and skills test; certification card valid for
three years.
Pre-registration is mandatory for all group lessons and we
encourage early registration due to the popularity of the group
lesson program . The registration deadline for group
lessons is the Friday preceding each session at 5pm.
Late registration will be accepted on a space available basis
or by special arrangement with the Aquatics Coordinator.
Late sign-ups are subject to a late fee of $5.
Location:
Fee:
Main Pool & Play Pool
$40 resl$45.00 non-res
All Sessions meet: MITIThlF for 2 weeks
Summer Sessions AM & PM Classes
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
06103-06114 pm class only (A Sections Only)
06/17-06128
07101-07112 (prorate)
07115-07126
07129-08/09
Levels & Times:
am classes
1,2,3
4,5,6,7
1,2,3
1,2,3
4,5,6,7
pmc/asses
1,2(a,b)
1,2,3
1,2,3
4,5,6,7
1,2,3
10:00-10:30 am
10:00-10:45 am
10:30-11:00 am
11:00-11:30 am
11:00-11:45 am
5:00-5:30 pm
5:30-6:00 pm
6:30-7:00 pm
7:00-7:45 pm
7:00-7:30 pm
20903-C
Date:
Time:
Fee:
June 28, 2002
9:00am-1 :OOpm
$20 Res/$25 Non-Res
·This course is included as part of the water safety aide
instruction course.
o
ParentllnfantIToddler
C lass
ParentllnfantIToddler
Fun Swim!
The ParenVlnfanVToddler program is designed to assist parents
in introducing their children, ages 6 months up to 3 years of
age, to water play and pre-swimming skills. The course is designed
to create an enjoyable, non-threatening envirmmentwhich allows
parents to actively participate with their children in the learning of
water skills. This course is an ideal entry level program which
begins to prepare your child for swim instruction as he/she grows
into more advanced level classes. The ParenVlnfanVToddler
program is composed of eight 1/2 hour classes, and will be held
over a two week period; Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, Friday.
Children are required to wear t ight f itting swim pants.
Parents are encouraged to bring your child's favorite water
toy to add to the famil iarity of t he environment.
Due to popular demand, we are expanding our special time
period just for parents and toddlers to enjoy the play pool
without the hustle and bustle of large groups, and/or older
participants. Parents may practice swim instru ct ion
techniques learned in the ParenVlnfanVToddler Instructional
Class or just enjoy a quiet swim time with their children. This
swim session is restricted to children between the ages of
six (6) months and three (3) years of age. All children must
be accompanied by an adult at all times while in and out of
the water. Parents are encouraged to bring their child 's favorite
water toy to these swim times in order to make the child feel
more comfortable. Flotation devices, such as water wings
and air mattresses are not permitted. Swim Pants are
requi red!
Fee:
Time:
Days:
$40 res/$45 non-res
11:45 to 12:15 or6:00-6:30 pm
Mon-Tues-Thur-Fri (2-weeks)
Session 1
06/17 -06/28
Session 2
07101-07/12 (prorate)
Session 3
07/15 -07/26
Session 4
07129 -08/09
20906A am
20906 B pm
20906 C am
209060 pm
20906 E am
20906 F pm
20906 G am
20906 H pm
Children's Birthday
Swim Parties
Happy Birthday Parties at the pool .... a swim party!!
Children's B irthday Ev ents will be allowed into the facility
d uring pub lic swim periods f ifteen (15) m inutes earlier
than t he general pub lic, an d includes p icn ic table areas
t hat can be reserved.
Refundable Deposit
Maintenance Fee
Two Patio Tables
Optional:
SSOPit
Additional (2) Patio Tables
Plus youth rate per entry
$50.00
$25.00
$25.00
$20.00
$20.00
Pool Party Special $125 w ith refundable deposit of $50
includes (Deposit, Maintenance Fee, two patio tables, SSO
Pit, 10 free patron and plus youth rate per entry).
Fee:
$3 per parent and child couple
MWF
Sun
06/17-08/09
06/02-08/18
12:15pm-1:15 pm
11 :OOam-12:00pm
Private Pool Rentals
Reserve the pool for your own private party! Rental fee includes:
exclusive use of the main pool and/or play pool (Play Pool requires
additional fee); grass areas. BBQ grill, locker room, no alcohol orsmoking
permitted. Limited availability.
Small Private Pool Rental Only-(75 person maximum. Ages 9
and under)'"
Residents
$40/hour Deposit: $350
Non-Residents
$60/hour Deposit: $350
Combined Pool RentalsHourly Rates
1-20 persons
$50 Resi$60 Non-Res
DepoSIT: $350
1-50 persons
$75 Resi$90 Non-Res
Deposit: $350
51-100 persons
$125 Resi$150 Non-Res
Deposit: $350
101-150 persons $150 Resi$180 Non-Res
Deposit: $350
151 -250 persons $200 Resi$240 Non-Res
Deposit: $350
"'There must be at least one adutt chaperon (age 18 or over) for every
ten (1 0) children in attendance.
"'Certificate of insurance is required for all pool rentals. These rates are
specified under facility rental rates.
Water Exercise
Deep Water Exercise
Are your looking for an alternative to high impact aerobics
and stair stepping? Or just looking for a healthy form of
exercise? Well, this is the class for you! This specialty course
is ideal for therapy patients, elderly, and fitness buffs! The
Water Exercise program follows sound exercise principles
while using water resistance to improve your cardiovascular
system, tone muscles, and burn fal. The course is designed
for different fitness levels and movement abilities, using a
wide range of musical tempos. Males and females are
encouraged to participate, and swimming skills are not
necessary.
The Deep Water Exercise program is designed for the more
energetic water exerciser. No advanced swimming skills
are required, however, students must feel comfortable in deep
water. This course is designed to provide students with a
more strenuous cardiovascular workout than the beginner
water exercise class.
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Anita Roger Fields
Main Pool
$7.00 drop in rate
Special Senior Rate $5.00 drop-in rate
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Water Aerobics passes will now be used instead of
registration.
TuesfThurs (For one session only)
06103 - 06114
12:00pm-1:00pm
Fee:
MonlWed
$50 Res/$60 Non-Res
$30 Res/$40 Non-Res
All students are required to bring to class an Aqua Jogger,
which can be purchased at most local sporting good retailers
or they are available for rent at the pool on a first come, first
served basis.
Anita Roger Fields
Main Pool
$7.00 drop in rate
Special Senior Rate $5.00 drop-in rate
10 visits
10 visits for Seniors
06/17-D6/28
MonlWed/Fri
Passes may be purchased from the main office: (510)
799-8291
07/01-08/30
TuesfThurs (For one session only)
06103 - 06114
12:00pm-1 :OOpm
09/04-09/30
MonlWed
06/17-06/28
12:00pm-1 :OOpm
MonlWedlFri
07/01-08/30
12:00pm-1 :OOpm
MonlWedlFri
09104-09/30
12:00pm-1 :OOpm
12:00pm-1 :OOpm
12:00pm-1 :OOpm
MonlWedlFri
12:00pm-1 :OOpm
benefits of water exercise:
1. INCREASE MUSCULAR ENDURANCE AND STRENGTH
2 . DECREASEBODYFAT
Instructor:
TuesfThur:
TBA
8:00pm to 9:00pm
3. INCREASE RANGE.()F-MOTION.
06118-08108
4. IMPROVE ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING THATINVOLVEAGILlTY,
BALANCE, COORDINATION , FLEXIBILlTY,AND STRENGTH SUCH
AS WALKING, LIFTING, STANDING, CARRYING,AND REACHING
Hercules Piranhas Swim Team!
The City of Hercules will be offering a recreational swim team during the 2002 season. This program is designed for participants
ages 5 to 18 who will be eligible to participate in all sanctioned practices, clinics, invitational meets, and monthly socials. A
parent's informational meeting will be held on April 24, 2002 at 6:00pm at the Hercules Community Center
Spring Season Summer Evening Practice: 05/06/2002 ~8/16/2002
13 and older
6:30-8:00 p.m.
11-12 & Under & 9 -10
5:30-6:30 p.m.
7-8 years 6 & under
4:30-5:30 p.m.
Summer Season
13 and older
7:00 - 9:00 a.m.
11-12 years & 9-10
7:00 - 8:30 a.m.
7-8 years
9:00 -10:00 a.m.
10:00 -11:00 a.m.*
6 & under
• Time subject to change
DateslTimes:
Monday-Friday
Swim Meets will be on Wednesday evenings and Saturday momings
Head Swim Coach:
Zack Lisson
* Parents are require to submff a refundable $100 deposit for required volunteer obligations. See parents handbook for
further details.
Full Season 05/06/2002 - 08/16/2002
2 children
3 children
$315
$410
Full Season 20908-A
$225
Membership
$500
Swimmers 15 -18 only have to pay $ 150 with no Deposit and no parent obligation required.
A free 3-day trial for participants new to the Hercules Swim Team is available so that the participant can see
if helshe are enjoying the team participation, as well as providing the opportunity for the coaching staff to
evaluate the swimmer's ability. This 3-day trail begins with the first attendance.
Last day to register is June 11. 2002 or until filled
Water Safety Aide for
Aquatic Volunteers
Hercules Master Swim
Club (HMSC)
Pacific Masters Swimming (PMS) is an organized swimming
program for adults ages 19 and over. Individual members
may participate in a variety of ways ranging from recreational
lap swimming to international competition, however
participants are not required to compete as a member of
the club. Some members join for health, fitness, comradery,
or just plain fun!
When you become a member of the United States Master
Swimming (USMS), you are automatically covered for
additional accident and liability insurance during all
sanctioned events and workouts. In addition, you will receive
a subscription to SWIM magazine, a national swimming
and fitness publication, and a PMS Newsletter in every issue.
Membership also includes borrowing privileges from the
PMS library, and the privilege of participating in any PMS
water event, clinic, and training groups.
For further information, please contact our Aquatics
Coordinator at 799-8291 or 799-8296.
Lacatian:
Fees:
20909-A
Spring
MfTfThlF
MIWIF
Summer
Man-Fri
MfTfThlF
MainPaal
$25 Annual USMS Membership Fee
$25 for 10 visits
$40 far 20 visits
$60 for 30 visit pass
$200 for full season
02104-05103
03/04-05131
06/04-08/30
05103-08130
This course is designed for those who wish to become a
volunteer or instructor aide at the Hercules Swim Center. The
training is designed for youth (ages 14-17), adu~s , and senior
crtizens who desire further involvement in aquatic activities. The
training consists of five days, with 3 to 5 hours per session. An
additional five hours oftraining will be offered to those volunteers
who wish to assist in Level VI or VII swim classes.
Prerequisite:
Instructor:
Must be proficient in Level VI or
equivalent
Anrta Roger Fields
Fee:
20903-A
$40 res/$45 nan-res
Week One:
Week Two:
June17,18&June24-26 9:00am-11:00am
June 28
9:00am-1 :OOpm
Title 22 First Aid for
Public Safety Personnel
The purpose of this course is to meet the specialized First Aid
and CPR Training requirements of the Califomia Administrative
Code - Trtle 22 required for Lifeguards, Police Officers, and Fire
Fighters. This course will provide these First Responders with
the knowledge and skills they need to help sustain life until more
advanced help arrives. The course contains five (5) units.
Students must sucoessfully complete every unrt to become
certified.
Prerequisites:
Current Certification in CPRFPR. Lifeguard
training. Which includes CPRFPR taken concurrently or
completed within 30 days of the start of the session
Instructor:
Fee:
Anita Roger-Fields
$1251Resident-$1301N0n-resident
20910-A
July 1-3,8,9
7:30 -1 0:30pm
4:00pm-6:00pm
11:30am-1:00pm
11:30am-1:00pm
7:00pm-9:00pm
Fall Dates to be announced in the Summer Herculean!
CPR for the Professional
Rescuer Challenge
Course and Lifeguard
Training Challenge
Course
These courses involve testing only for CPR for the Professional
Rescuer (CPRFPR) Lifeguard Training and First Aid in order to renew
certification. Prerequisites: 15 years of age, pass a swim skills test,
previous certificaffon in Red Cross or YMCA Ufeguard and CPRFPR.
BRING YOUR OWN MASK
Swim skills test includes:
1) Treading water for two (2) minutes, with arms across
chest (legs only).
2) Swimming 500 yards continuously using crawl, side
stroke, and breast stroke.
3) A surface dive and retrieving a 10 lb. object from a
depth of 7 feet.
Lifeguard Training
This com prehensive course provides American Red Cross
certification in Lifeguard Training, CPR forthe Professional Rescuer,
and First Aid. Students will leam how to handle special rescue
eqUipment and emergency situations, Prerequisites: 15 years of
age by last class session and pass a swim skill s test which
includes:
1) Treading water for two (2) minutes, WITh arms across
chest (legs only).
2) Swimming 500 yards continuously using crawl , side
stroke, and breast stroke.
3) A surface dive and retrieving a 10 lb. objecl from a
depth of 7 feet.
Instructor.
Fee:
20901-A
20901-8
Instructor:
Fee:
Anita Roger-Fields
CPRFPR only
Ufeguard Training
CPRFPR & First Aid
CPR Challenge
20902-A
Sat
20902-8
Tu es
05/18
07/30
Lifeguard Training Challenge
20902-0
Sat
06/18
20902-E
08/03
Sat
$25 res!$30 non-res
$50 res!$5O non-res
1:00pm-4:00pm
6:00pm-l 0:00pm
10:00am-12:00pm
10:00am- 12:00pm
GUARDSTART
20901-C
Thi s course w ill tra in to teach the A m e rican Red Cross
Swimming Courses. Future instructors w ill learn how to use
course mate rials , develop lesson plans , conduct classes,
eval uate stud ents, and complete course records.
Instructor:
Fee:
Instructor:
Anita Roger-Fields
Fee:
$50 res!$60 non-res (induding materials)
Prerequisite -Demonstrate level VI swimming abilily( see page 45.}
20907-A
Session 1/
209011-A
Week One:
Week Two:
Mf(/Th!Fri
June 17 & 18
3:00pm-5:00pm
June 24, 25, 27,28 3:00pm-5:00pm
07/15-07/26
9:00am-II :OOam
05115-06110
MlVVITh
6:00pm-9:30 pm
+Two Dates To Be Announced
MW
07/17-08107
6:00pm-9:30pm
MW
09/04-09/26
6:00pm-9:30pm
+Three Dates To Be Announced
Water Safety Instructor
Course
Th is course w ill train individuals 11-14 year aids the A merican
Red Cross skill s necessary to become tomorrow's lifeguards.
Get a jump start on becoming a lifeguard today' Volunteer
opportunities exist for summer at the Hercules Community I
Swim Center. Sta rt training now !
Session I
209011 -A
Anffa Roger-Fields
$125 res!$135 non-res (including materials)
Anita Roger-Fields
$125 res!$135 non-res (including materials)
Pre-requisffes -17 yrs old of age by the end of the course Demonstrate
level IV swimming ability( see page 45.)
Pass a precourse written and water safety skills test
Man & Wed 04/10-05113
6:30pm- 10:00pm
HOW TO REGISTER
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. All reg is tration is on a first come, f irst serve basis
unless specified in the course descri p tio n .
2. Pre- reg istration for a ll programs is recommended. We
encourage participants to register at least one week in
advan ce of the course sta rting date.
WALK-I N REGISTRATION
1. All wa lk in registratio ns are accepted a tthe Community
S w im Ce nter, 2001 R e fugio Valley R oad. Office h ours a re
Monday thru Thursday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm , and Friday,
9;00am 10 5;00 pm .
2. Prereg istrationi sreco mmended fora llprogram sa tleast
one week prior to th e sta rting d a te of the course.
3. Pl ease make checks a nd/o r m oney orders p ayable
to the CITY OF HERCULES.
4 . All regi s tration fee s must be accompani ed by a
completed re gistration form. A waive r o f liability is a lso
required for c ertain activiti es as specified in the cou rse
description.
5. A $5.00 la te registra tio n fee wi ll b e added to a ll
registra tio n received one h ou r prior to a co urse s tarting
time and/or after a course has begun . The late registration
fee will not be added to some extended co urse sessions
until after the second c lass meeting as specified in th e
co urse description.
6. Some co urses may be ca ncele d o r combined due to
lack of registration.
7. Proof of residen cy will be asked upon regi s tration.
Driver 's li ce nse , utility b ill or other form of identi fication
is acceptable. RESIDENTS ARE THOSE WHO RESIDE
WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF HERCULES.
8. R egistration and paym ent for one ses sion d oes n o t
guarantee en rollment in su bseq uent sessions , unl ess
payment is rece ived in full for all appli ca ble sess ions.
9. Parents/G uardians must register th e ir c hildren jf under
the ag e of 1 8.
10. Ifthere a re chang es in the course schedule or if the
course is full, you will be notified by ou r staff prior to the
class starting date.
11. A mail drop is p rovid ed near th e main entrance to
the office if registration is received after re gular busin ess
hour s. PLEASE DO NOT DROP OFF CASH
PAYMENTS.
REFUND POLICY
1. Refunds and/or transfe rs w ill be gra nted on o r before
the first cl ass meetin g. No refunds o r transfers will be
granted after the first c lass meeting . The re is a $ 10.00
service cha rge on all re funds initiate d by the parti c ip a nt.
2. If the course is cance led b y the H ercu les Recreation
and Community Services , the partic ipa nt w ill h ave the
option o f transferring to a similar program , or will be
granted a full refund .
3. Refunds may be g iven a fter a co urse has begun due
to a particu lar medi cal co ndition if a doctor 's n ote is
provided . Th ese refunds a re at the discretion of th e
Recreatio n S upervisor.
MAIL-IN REGISTRATION
1. Please fill out the co urse registra ti o n form prov ided in
this brochure. Copies of the registration form maybe made
if more forms are necessary.
2. Please enclose your payment information. Payments
may be made by VISA , Mastercard , Check , Mon ey Order.
Please do not mail o r drop off cash payments.
3. You may mail your registration form and paym e nt tothe
H e rcules Comm uni ty/Swim Cente r, 200 1 Refugi o Valley
Roa d , Hercules , CA. 94547.
4. A cou rse receipt w ill be mailed to you confirmin g yo ur
reg istra tionintothecla ss .Ifyouhave n o trece ivedverification
of you r reg istration by the first class meeting, please ca ll
the H e rcules Recreatio n an d Community Services a t51 0
799-8291 .
5. If your registration check is returned to you, t h e c lass
is full and you will automatically b e p laced on a waiting li s t.
PHONE IN REGISTRATION
1. Plea se fill out the co urse regi stration form provided
in this brochure fo r eac h participant a nd program you
are inte rested in . M a k e sure you h ave your VISA or
Ma stercard inform ation availabl e when you ca ll. This
informatio n w ill in c lude the name of the ca rd h older, the
account number, and the expira tio n date.
2. Phone in registra tion will be accepted during reg ular
business hours and/or by leaving a voicemail m ess age
on ou r reg istration line (799-8291) if yo u are reg is te ring
by phone a fter h ours, p lease include a ll the n ecessa ry
informa tio n o n the reg is tration form and payme nt fo rm ,
including a contac t number so our s ta ff may contact you
for further information in ord e r to process yo ur
registration.
FAX INFORMATION
1. Please fill out the cou rse regi stration form provided in
this broc hure an d fax to (510) 7 99-82 88 . VISA and
Masterca rd paym en t s will only be accepted for fax
rp.,]i stration.
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City of Hercules Parks and Recreation Department
Program Registration Form
ParenVGuardian Name (if participant is under 18 years of age): ___________________________
Daytime Phone: _ _ _ _ __ _ __
Address: _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ City: _ _ _ _ _ _ Zip Code: _ __ __ Evening Phone: _________ _
Participant's Name
1.
2
3.
4.
Birth Date
(if under 18yr)
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Credit Card Type: _ _ _ Mastercard___VISA
Course Number and
Title
Dates
Times
Card No. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Exp. Date __I__I__
Authorized Cardholder Signature: __________________ _ ________ Date: ________________
I understand that the City of Hercules does not carry specific insurance to cover participants or spectators of Parks and Recreation sponsored
activities. I hereby assume the risk of my injuries, or that of said minor, that may be sustained in the pursuit of recreation activities, and forever
discharge the City of Hercules, its officers, agents, and employees from any actions, suits, damages, claims, or judgments that may result from
any property damage or personal injuries that I or said minor may sustain while using equipment owned or in the possession of the City of
Hercules, or while engaged in sponsored activities . I also agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City of Hercules, its officers, agents
and employees from any and all loss, damage, liability, cost or expense, arising out of any acts or om issions of the City of its officers, agents, or
employees.
Participant Signature:-,,-_ _,,--_ _ _,--_______________ ________________________ Date: ___ _ _ _ _ _ __
(ParenVGuardian Signature if participant is under 18 years of age)
City of Hercules Parks and Recreation Department
Program Registration Form
ParenVGuardian Name (if participant is under 18 years of age): _ _ _ __ _________________________________ _
Daytime Phone: ________________
Address: _____________________ City:
Zip Code: _____ ,Evening Phone:_________
Participant's Name
1.
2.
3.
4.
Birth Date
(if under 18vr)
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Credit Card Type: _ _ _,Mastercard___VISA
Course Number and
Title
Dates
Times
Card No. ______________,Exp. Date_ _ I__I__
Authorized Cardholder Signature:____________________ _ _ ______________________ Date: ________________
I understand that the City of Hercules does not carry specific insurance to cover participants or spectators of Parks and Recreation sponsored
activities. I hereby assume the risk of my injuries, or that of said minor, that may be sustained in the pursuit of recreation activities, and forever
discharge the City of Hercules, its officers, agents, and employees from any actions, suits, damages, claims, or judgments that may result from
any property damage or personal injuries that I or said minor may sustain while using equipment owned or in the possession of the City of
Hercules, or while engaged in sponsored activities. I also agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City of Hercules, its officers, agents
and employees from any and all loss, damage, liability, cost or expense, arising out of any acts or om issions of the City of its officers, agents, or
employees .
Participant Signature:=--c;;::----;c-----;:c----cc---c;---c:--c-----;-c----;---;-;:-------;----;-------Date:----_ _ _ _ _ ___
(ParenVGuardian Signature if participant is under 18 years of age)
THE HERCULEAN
Advertising Information
I. DESIGN:
CAMERA-READY (black and white advertisement and picture)
SUBMIT ADVERTISEMENT on a 3
In" floppy
or zip disk.
2. ARTICLE SUBMITTAL DUE DATES FOR 2002:
*************************
.*
*
SAVE 10%
:
Purchase all four consecutive
:
: editions and receive 10% discount. :
Spring
Friday, January 18, 2002 (March publication)
Summer
Friday, April 19, 2002 (June publication)
Fall
Friday, July 19,2002 (September publication)
Winter
Friday, October II , 2002 (December publication)
3. ADVERTISEMENT SIZES:
*
*
*
*************************
ADVERTISEMENT COST PER PUBLICATION:
Inside-Eighth Page (B/w)
(3
In"
Wx I
H)
$150.00
Inside-Quarter Page (B/w)
(3
1/2"
W x 2 1/2" H)
$225.00
Inside-Half Page (B/w)
(7" W x 4
H)
$250.00
Inside-Full Page (BIW)
(7" W x 8 314" H)
$325.00
Inside Back Page-Full Page (B/W)
(7" W X 8 314" H)
$350.00
Outside Back Cover Half Page (in color)
(7" W x 2
$400.00
In"
In"
In"
H)
Additional $20.00 for photo with ad
a. Hercules Community Non-Profit organizations recognized by the Hercules Community Services
Commission will receive one FREE ad per calendar year. (ad size eighth page BIW)
b. The return of an ad only upon request.
c. Retllrn pages 2 & 3 ofthe advertisement contract.
4. METHOD OF PAYMENT:
I. Check or money order (please make payable to the City of Hercules)
2. MasterCard or Visa (credit card payments must be made in person at City Hall)
s.
PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY YOUR AD
6. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Revised 111191100 I
City of Hercules
III Civic Drive
Hercules, CA 94547
Attention: Herculean Chief Editor, Doreen Mathews
Phone: (510) 799-8215 Fax: (510) 799-2521
THE HERCULEAN
Advertising Contract
Please complete and return pages 2 and 3 of the advertising contract.
1. DESIGN:
o
o
CAMERA-READY (black and white advertisement and picture)
SUBMIT ADVERTISEMENT on a 3 1/2" floppy or zip disk.
2. ARTICLE SUBMITIAL DUE DATES FOR 2002.
Select the number of publications.
o
o
o
o
Spring
Friday, January 18, 2002 (March publication)
Summer
Friday, April 19, 2002 (June publication)
Fall
Friday, July 19, 2002 (September publication)
Winter
Friday, October 11, 2002 (December publication)
3. ADVERTISEMENT SIZES:
ADVERTISEMENT COST PER PUBLICATION:
Select the following advertisement sizes:
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Inside-Eighth Page (B/W)
(3
Inside-Quarter Page (B/W)
(3
Inside-Half Page (B/W)
(7" W x 4
H)
$250,00
Inside-Full Page (BIW)
(7" W x 8 3/4" H)
$325.00
Inside Back Page-Full Page (B/w)
(7" W x 8 3/4" H)
$350.00
Outside Back Cover-Half Page (in color)
(7" W x 2
$400.00
1/2"
1/2"
Wx I
Wx 2
1/2"
1/2"
1/2"
1/2"
H)
H)
H)
$225,00
Additional $20.00 for photo with ad
a.
Hercules Community Non-Profit organizations recognized by the Hercules Community Services
Commission will receive one FREE ad per calendar year .(ad size eighth page BIW)
b. The return of the ad only upon request.
4. METHOD OF PAYMENT:
o
o
$150.00
Check or money order (please make payable to the City of Hercules)
MasterCard or Visa (credit card payments must be made in person at City Hall)
Revised 11/19/01
2
THE HERCULEAN
Advertising Contract
please print
NAMEIBUSINESS/ORGANIZA nON
ADDRESS
STATE/ZIP CODE
STREET
PHONE NUMBER
FAX NUMBER
CONTACT PERSON
PHONE
TOTAL AMOUNT SUMITTED _ __ _ _ _
RETURN ORIGINAL AD
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SIGNATURE
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NO
DATE
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Saturday, June 8, 2002
Community Swim Center
Come and help us celebrate Philippine Independence Day
in the City of Hercules. The outdoor festivities will begin at
12:00 noon, including live stage entertainment, booths featuring Philippine products, foods from Bay Area Filipino
restaurants, dancers in colorful costumes, exciting
games and martial arts demonstrations. The
Community Swim Center will display exhibits of
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Philippine art, literature,
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music and film for the
entire family to enjoy.
PI 2002 will be a fun-filled daylong event for the entire family.
Come join the fun and learn what
Philippine culture is truly about.
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