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180 NE 2nd St., Hermiston OR
541-667-5018 • 541-567-5530 www.hermistonrecreation.com
Contents Inside:
• Parks & Recreation Activities and Classes
• Good Shepherd Medical Center Classes
• Public Library & Activities
• Chamber of Commerce Events
• Desert Arts Council Events
City of Hermiston 2012 Winter Parks & Recreation Guide
2012 PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
City of Hermiston Parks and Recreation
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• General Contracting • Pump Stations • Electrical
• Commercial • Ag • Industrial • Design/Build
• Parking Lot Lighting & Maintenance
(541) 567-5005
14 SE Campbell Drive,
Hermiston
Health Education & Wellness offered by Good Shepherd Medical Center
• Health Grant Writing Class
• Hungry Heart Education Campaign
• Early Pregnancy class
• Baby A-Fair event
• Babysitting Basics
• Living Well with Chronic Conditions classes
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2012 Winter Parks & Recreation Guide
Check out pages 15-17
for complete listings
541-667-3509
City of Hermiston
Parks & Recreation Guide
Winter 2012 Edition
City of Hermiston Parks & Recreation Department
180 NE 2nd Street, Hermiston OR 97838
www.hermiston.or.us
Jan.-Feb.-March-April
T
hank you for your interest in
Hermiston Parks and Recreation.
The winter is a great time to get outside
and enjoy the clean crisp air in one our
parks or run around in the gym in one
of many indoor programs. We hope
you get the chance to recreate often this
winter and if there are ever any programs
that you would like to see us run, please
suggest them to us.
There will be some construction going on
this winter in our parks. Victory Square
Park will be a complete reconstruction.
Highland Park will be getting a new
playground. We hope many of you will
get to enjoy these upgrades this spring
and summer.
Have a great winter.
Brian Brogan, CPRP
Recreation Supervisor
Table of Contents
Introduction...........................................................Page 3
Youth
Sports.....................................................Page 4-5
Enrichment.............................................Page 5
Special Events......................................Page 7
Upcoming Summer Activities.........Page 7
Adult
Sports,...........................................Page 5-6
Enrichment.......................................Page 6
2011 Statistics...................................Page 5
Parks & Facilities................................Page 8
Registration Form................................Page 8
Parks Map.................................................Page 9
Desert Arts.................................................... Page 10
Library.................................................................. Page 14
Good Shepherd................................................ Page 15-19
WELCOME TO PARKS & RECREATION
Recreation Supervisor: Brian Brogan
Park Foreman: Doug Bennett
Administrative Assistant: Gina Wicks
City of Hermiston The City of Hermiston Parks and Recreation Committee
is a five-member advisory body appointed by City Council relative to parks and recreation facilities, programs
and policy. The committee meets at 5:30 pm on the second Thursday of each month in the City Hall conference
room. Our current members are Jean Stahlberg, Eric
Reise, Carlisle Harrison, Nate Rivera and Sheila Cross.
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Sports
Recreational Youth Basketball Leagues
Recreational Basketball Leagues forming now!
Sign up now so you don’t miss out on all the fun.
Playing on a basketball team is a great way to
build basketball and social skills. The leagues
will be separated by grade and gender. Grades
1st - 2nd will not keep score, grades 3rd - 8th will
keep score. All games have paid referees. All
equipment is provided. Coaches and referees are
needed, please inquire if interested. Sign up as a
team or individually.
Day:
1 weeknight plus Saturdays
Dates:
Jan - March (7 week season)
Location: Hermiston School Gyms
Grades: 1st - 8th
Cost:
$30 Resident
$38 Non Resident
+ $15 Jersey (If you don’t already have a Hermiston
Parks and Recreation reversible red and white jersey)
Sign up Deadline: Jan. 13
Junior Basketball Clinics
Participants will learn the fundamentals of
basketball through fun skill based games. They
will be taught passing, shooting, dribbling,
defense, and teamwork. Each week skill stations
will be set up and the children will rotate through
them. Be sure to sign up early for this popular
clinic.
Days:
Saturdays
Dates:
January 28 - March 3
Times:
9:30am - 10:15am (3 years olds)
10:30pm - 11:15am (4 year olds)
11:30am - 12:15pm
(5 year olds/Kindergarten)
Cost:
$25/Month - Resident
$31/Month - Non Resident
Sign Up Deadline: One week prior
Youth Volleyball Clinic
Participants will learn the fundamentals of
volleyball. They will be taught passing, setting,
serving, hitting and digging techniques, teamwork
and basic strategies of the game.
Days:
Tues. and Thurs.
Dates:
Feb. - Mar.
Grades: 3rd to 8th
Time:
5:00pm -7:00pm
Cost:
$40 Resident
$50 Non Resident
Sign up Deadline: February 10
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YOUTH
Sports
Sports
Gymnastics
Level 3
This gymnastics class is for children who have
completed Level 2. The focuses are front hand
stand rolls, round offs, one handed cartwheels,
splits, and unassisted hand stands. This class
also continues to work on the skills introduced in
Level 2.
Days:
Mondays
Dates:
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
Times:
5:15pm - 5:40pm
Cost:
*10% discount if you sign up for all 4/5 months at once
Ages:
2 years - 4 years 11 months
Location: Hermiston Community Center
Day:
Mondays
Dates:
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
Times:
6:40pm to 7:25pm
Cost:
Ages: 3-10 years
Level 1
This introduction to gymnastics focuses on
straddle rolls, front rolls, back rolls, assisted
hand stands, overall body awareness, and more.
All fitness levels are welcome. All supplies are
provided.
Level 4
completed Level 3. The focuses are front
handsprings, back kick-overs, back rolls with
extension, splits, and assisted hand stands.
This class also continues to work on the skills
introduced in Level 3.
Parent-Tot
Help your child increase body control, motor
skills and creativity through music and activities.
Experience front rolls, straddle rolls, animal
walks, and tumbles. Share movement games,
singing and finger play while bonding with your
child. Parent and child participate together.
Day:
Mondays
Dates:
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
Times:
5:45pm to 6:30pm
Cost:
Ages:
3-10 years
Level 2
completed Level 1. The focuses are cartwheels,
splits, and assisted hand stands. This class
also continues to work on the skills introduced in
Level 1.
Day:
Mondays
Dates:
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
Times:
5:45pm to 6:30pm
Cost:
Ages:
3-10 years
Days:
Mondays
Dates:
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr.
Times:
6:40pm to 7:25pm
Cost:
Ages:
3-10 years
Youth Indoor Soccer League
Join this great recreational soccer league. This
coed league is a great way to build soccer and
social skills while being in a fun noncompetitive
league. All games have paid referees. All
equipment is provided. Volunteer coaches are
needed, please inquire if interested. Sign up as a
team or individually.
Day:
1 weeknight plus Saturdays
Dates:
April - May (7 week season)
Cost:
$30 Resident
$38 Non Resident
+ $15 Jersey (If you don’t already have a Hermiston
Parks and Recreation reversible red and white jersey)
Sign up Deadline: March 16
Coed Leagues:
3 years old
4 yrs to Pre-Kindergarten
Kindergarten
1st grade
For more information, contact Hermiston Parks & Recreation at 541-667-5018 or log on to www.hermistonrecreation.com
City of Hermiston
Sports
YOUTH
Dance Class
This is an introduction to very basic dance
techniques and performance. The class focuses
on body awareness, self-control, eye-hand
coordination, and rhythmic awareness. Dance
performance is at the end of each month. No
additional costume costs are needed.
Days:
Tuesday
Dates:
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr.
Times:
5:15pm - 5:45pm (3 and 4 year old)
5:50pm - 6:20pm (5 and 6 year old)
Cost:
Ages:
3-6 years
Basketball Academy “Taking Your Game to the Next Level”
The Next Level Basketball Academy is an academy
where kids will grow and learn about the game of
basketball from a staff of experienced coaches.
They will practice ball-handling, defense, shooting
and other basketball fundamentals. They will also
learn self-esteem, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
Coaches are: Larry Usher and others.
Day:
Sundays
Dates:
Jan. 8 - Feb. 19 (No Feb. 5)
Grades: 1st - 8th
Cost:
$80 - Resident
$100 - Non Resident
Sign up Deadline: Jan. 5
2011 Pool Statistics:
Total Swim lessons performed: ..............14,234
Total attendance:......................................63,530
Aqua Fitness usages:................................3,451
Number of youth that attended the
Free Swim Days (Sponsored by
Advanced Pediatric Dentistry): .....................872
Fall Activities Recap:
Youth Football:....... 126
Youth Volleyball:...... 97
Adult Football:....... 138
Adult Volleyball:....... 95
Gymnastics:........... 146
Dance:..................... 44
Art:.......................... 48
Drama:.................... 17
Basketball Clinic:..... 56
Camera Classes:.... 12
Treats on Main - Trick or Treating:
approx. 6000 total participants - Thank You to all
the participating businesses for their support.
Treats on Main - Halloween Party:
approx.. 2500 participants - Thank You to our
sponsors: Tom Denchel Ford, Desert Dental,
Hermiston Assembly of God, Hermiston
Transmission, Bellinger Farms and Norco
ADULT
Enrichment
Art Class
Introductory drawing and painting skills will be
taught to all interested. Each class will have
beginning to advanced projects dependent on
skill level. Sign up now so you don‚Äôt miss out.
Day:
Tuesdays
Dates:
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr.
Times:
3:30pm - 5:00pm -or
5:15pm - 6:45pm
Cost:
Ages:
6 years +
Hunter Safety Education Class
All hunters under the age of 18 must pass this
class before they can hunt in Oregon. Class
covers: Firearm safety, ethics, conservation,
survival, first aid, bowhunting and more. Space
is limited, sign up early.
Day:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
(plus live fire day)
Dates:
February
Times:
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Cost: $10
Ages:
9 years +
Sign up deadline: Two weeks before first class
Sports
Adult Basketball Leagues
Leagues are forming now. Players must sign
up on a team. Roster size is unlimited. Trophies
and shirts will be awarded to the winners. Postseason single-elimination tournaments will be
included with each 9-week season. No high
school students or active college players.
Competitive A League
For teams that care about winning and losing.
Day:
Ages:
Sundays
18+ years
Competitive B League
For teams out to have fun and get exercise.
Day:
Ages:
Sundays
18+ years
30+ League
Day:
Ages:
Wednesdays
30+ years
All Leagues
Dates:
Jan - April
Cost:
Team Fee -
$300
Player Fee -
$15 Resident
$19 Non Resident
Location: Hermiston School Gym
Sign up Deadline: January 6
Youth Introductory Archery Class
Interested in the learning
about Archery. Class
covers archery safety,
basic shooting (target)
and (3D), bow hunting
basics. All equipment is
supplied. Come learn a
new sport and have some
fun. Class size is limited
so sign up early.
Day:
Tuesdays and
Wednesdays
Dates:
May
Times:
7:00pm - 8:30pm
Cost:
$30 - Resident
$38 - Non Resident
Ages:
8 years plus (8-12 years must be
accompanied by an adult)
Location: Community Center
Sign up deadline: One week prior
30+ Basketball Champions Winter League - JM Eagles
2011 Competitive Basketball
Champions - Winter LeagueHansell Hoggs
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ADULT
Sports
Sports
Adult Volleyball Leagues
Hermiston Parks and Recreation is offering Adult
Coed Volleyball Leagues. Players must sign up
as a team. Roster size is unlimited. Trophies
and shirts will be awarded to the winners. Postseason single-elimination tournaments will be
included with each 9- week season. No high
school students or active college players.
4 on 4 Coed Recreational A League
For teams looking to just have fun.
Only one “Competitive” player allowed per team.
7’ 11 5/8” nets will be used.
Day:
Sundays
4 on 4 Coed Reverse Recreational B League
For teams looking to just have fun.
No “Competitive” players allowed per team.
Men need to hit from behind the 10 foot line.
Day:
Sundays
4 on 4 Coed Competitive League
For teams that care about winning and losing.
Day:
Mondays
4 on 4 Women’s League
Day:
Wednesdays
All Leagues
Dates:
Jan. - April
Cost:
Team Fee - $75
Player Fee - $15 Resident
$19 Non Resident
Ages:
18+ years
Location: Hermiston High School Auxiliary Gym
Sign up Deadline: January 6
Adult Softball Leagues
Men’s, Coed Recreational and Coed Competitive
Leagues are forming now.
Roster size is
unlimited. Trophies and shirts will be awarded
to the winners. Post-season single-elimination
tournaments will be included with each 9-week
season. Game balls will be included for all teams.
No high school students or active college players.
Space is limited, so sign up early.
Mens Softball - ASA, unlimited home runs, 44
core softballs, double headers
Day:
Cost:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays
$300 - Team Fee
Competitive Coed Softball - ASA, 3 home runs
progressive, 44 core softballs, double headers
Day:
Cost:
Mondays, Tuesdays
$300 - Team Fee
Recreational Coed Softball - A League - ASA, 3
home runs progressive, 44 core softballs, single
headers. Only 4 players allowed on roster from
Competitive Coed League and/or Mens League.
Day:
Cost:
Thursdays, Fridays
$200 - Team Fee
Recreational Coed Softball - B League - ASA, 3
home runs progressive, 44 core softballs, single
headers. Only 1 player allowed from Competitive
Coed League and/or Mens League.
Day:
Cost:
Thursdays, Fridays
$200 - Team Fee
All Leagues
Dates:
May - August
Times:
6:00pm, 7:30pm, 9:00pm
Player Fee -$15 Resident
$19 Non Resident
Ages:
18+ years
Location: Theater Sports Park
Sign up Deadline: April 27
Enrichment
Fly Fishing for Beginners
Learn the basics of fly-fishing, casting techniques,
equipment, and how to catch fish. All supplies
are provided.
Day:
Dates:
Times:
Cost:
Location:
Ages:
Wednesdays
April
5:30pm - 7:00pm
$30 - Resident
$38 - Non Resident
Hermiston Aquatic Center
12 yrs and under must be accompanied
by an adult
Fly Tying
No experience needed. You will learn all the basic
techniques of tying flies. Each night you will learn
how to tie a new fly. This is a great skill to have
for anyone interested in fly fishing.
Day:
Dates:
Times:
Cost:
Location:
Ages:
Wednesdays
February
5:30pm - 7:00pm
$30 - Resident
$38 - Non Resident
Hermiston City Hall
12 yrs and under must be accompanied
by an adult
Adult Digital Camera - Beginners Class
Learn more about using the special features
of your digital camera and the post process
techniques from the pros at 60 Minute Photo.
Participants are required to bring their own digital
camera. Space is limited so sign up early.
Day:
Wednesdays
Dates:
Jan 18 - Feb 8
Times:
2:30pm - 4:00pm
Cost:
$40 - Resident
$50 - Non Resident
Ages:
16+ years
Location: 60 Minute Photo
Sign up Deadline: One week prior
Adult Digital Camera - Intermediate Class
Learn more about using the special features of your
digital camera and the post process techniques
from the pros at 60 Minute Photo. Participants
are required to bring their own DSLR camera and
must be proficient with using it. To enroll for this
class you need to have first completed the Basic
Digital Camera Class. Space is limited so sign
up early.
2011 Winer Coed Rec VB
Champions Troublemakers
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2011 Winter Coed Competitive
Volleyball League - Voorhees
Day:
Wednesdays
Dates:
Feb. 15 - March 7
Times:
5:30 pm -7:00 pm
Cost:
$54 - Resident
$67 - Non Resident
Ages:
16+ years
Location: 60 Minute Photo
Sign up Deadline: One week prior
City of Hermiston
SPECIAL
EVENTS
Flashlight Easter Egg Hunts
2011 Coed Competitive Softball
League Champions - AfterShock
2011 Recreational A League
Champions - BFI Sleepers
The Easter Bunny won’t be getting
any sleep this Easter. Thousands of
filled eggs will be hidden throughout
the park. Some eggs contain a special
prize. Each participant will use his/her
flashlight to find eggs in the dark. It is
advised for parents to stay with their
kids during this event. Don’t forget to
show up early and bring your basket
and a flashlight.
Day:
Dates:
Times:
Ages:
Cost:
Location:
Friday
April 6
8:15pm sharp
10 yrs and under
Free
Butte Park
Kid’s Fishing Derby
Sponsored by Campbell Toyota
2011 Mens League Champions Folletts
2011 Recreational B League
Champions - Blake Brothers
Upcoming Summer Activities
Below is a list of some of the activities that we will be offering this summer. Be sure to
look for them in the Summer Newsletter coming out in April. If you need more information
call Hermiston Parks and Recreation or stop by City Hall to get a flyer.
Youth Golf Tournament/Adult Caddy - Each child (12 years and under) has an adult
caddy to help. An adult can caddy for up to two children at once.
Summer Fun Day Camp - Monday through Friday, 9am - 4:30pm, free lunch, 6-12
years.
Junior Golf Program - 4 weeks of professional instruction and rules of the game,
tournament.
Adult/Child Team Modified Scramble Golf Tourney - One child (6-12yrs) and one adult
(16 yrs+) per team.
Art Camps - 4 days of drawing and painting, 6-16 years, beginners to advanced
welcome.
Dance Camp - Learn basic dance skills and then put on a performance.
Gymnastics Camp - Learn gymnastic skills (basics to intermediate) and then put on a
performance.
Kids Triathlon - Run, Bike and Swim (parents can assist as needed). Must be able to
bike with training wheels.
Digital Photo Camp - Learn how to use digital cameras. Take home prints of your best
work. Ages 6-12 years
Summer Food Service Program - Look for our sites around town for free lunch. Under
18 years only.
Glo Ball Golf Tournaments - May 19 and August 25. Adults only. Limited space.
Flatwater Kayaking - 12 years and up. Local bodies of water.
Enjoy a day of fishing with the kids.
Many trout will be stocked in McNary
Ponds for this event; some trophy
trout will be mixed in. Special fish
will be tagged for prizes. All normal
fishing regulations are in effect. Bring
your own fishing pole and gear; some
loaner poles may be available. An
adult must accompany all children.
Each fish caught must be reeled in by
a child 2 -12 years.
Event Partners: Oregon Fish and Wildlife,
Army Corps of Engineers.
Day:
Dates:
Times:
Cost:
Ages:
Location:
Saturday
April 21
10:00am - Noon
Free
2 - 12 yrs.
McNary Ponds
Family Fishing Day
Enjoy a day of fishing with your family.
Many trout will be stocked in McNary
Ponds for this event; some trophy trout
will be mixed in. All normal fishing
regulations are in effect. Bring your
own fishing pole and gear. An adult
should accompany all children.
Event Partners: Oregon Fish and Wildlife,
Army Corps of Engineers.
Day:
Dates:
Times:
Cost:
Location:
Saturday
April 21
After 12:00pm
Free
McNary Ponds
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Parks & Facilities
Park reservations are closed until January 3, 2012. Start planning your wedding,
reunion, or birthday party and call us next year (2012) to book your special event.
City of Hermiston
Registration Form
For your convenience, this
registration form can be used
when signing up for activities
Three Easy Ways to Register:
• By Mail or Phone
• By Fax 541.567.5530 or E-Mail
• In Person
541-667-5018 or 541-567-5530
www.hermiston.or.us
INFORMED CONSENT / PARTICIPANT RELEASE
“I, the parent/guardian of the named participant understand the possibility of injuries resulting from the activities indicated or other activities sponsored by the City of Hermiston. I
hereby acknowledge and accept all risks and hazards incidental to participation in such
activities. I hereby release, absolve, indemnify and hold harmless the City of Hermiston and
its employees and agents from any injury whether to person or property, of the participant
resulting from such activities. In case of personal injury to participant, I hereby waive any
and all claims against the City of Hermiston, its employees and agents. I hereby give my
permission for the use of the participants name and picture in any broadcast, telecast or
print media of these activities.”
_______________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian
Date
Adult Parent, or Guardian:_ _______________________________________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________________________________________
City_ __________________________________________________________________ State__________ Zip:_ ___________
Home Phone:______________________ Work Phone________________________ Cell Phone___________________
E-mail Address:__________________________________________________________________________________
Emergency Contact Name/Number:__________________________________________________________________
Last Name, First Name
Activity Name
(Participant)
Sponsor/Team Name M/F
(optional)
School DOB
Grade
Fee Paid
Medical Information:
Any special needs, allergies or concerns?
____________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
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City of Hermiston
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1. Highland Summit Park
2. Newport Park
3. Hodge Park
4. McKenzie Park
5. Victory Square Park
6. River Front Park
7. Belt Park
8. Sunset Park
9. Butte Park
10. Theater Sports Park
11. Harrison Park
Area Parks Key
Plan the
Perfect Wedding
or Reunion
City of Hermiston From gazebos, shelters, lawns, event
tents, bounce houses, and more the
City of Hermiston has many
beautiful locations for a memorable
day for your special event.
Call Gina and see if we can help
planning your special day.
2012 Park Rental & Service Fees
First 4 hrs
$25 – Resident
$35 – Non Resident
Additional hour rate at $10/hr
Groups over 50
$50 – Resident
$65 – Non Resident
Groups over 100
$75-Resident
$95-Non Resident
Entire Park Rental
$350-Resident
$450-Non Resident
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Field Lining/field
$50-Resident
$65-Non Resident
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Hermiston
City Parks
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9
10
7
4
3
2
8
Parks and Picnics Shelters
Bounce House, 4 hrs
$50-Resident
$65-Resident
Event Tent, 78’X40’ that includes
four 8’ picnic tables..$100.00
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2012 Event Schedule
Thursday,
January 12, 2012
7 p.m.
Hermiston High
Performing Arts Theater
This is a duo performing
Irish and Scottish folk music
in both traditional and
contemporary styles
10 Thursday,
February 16, 2012
7 p.m.
Hermiston Conference
Center
This is a quartet combining
music and humor recreating
tunes of The Inkspots and
Pied Pipers
City of Hermiston
Sunrise
hair studio
Since 1964
Registration for Boys and Girls
Starting January 1st
Early Bird
Safe and Easy Online
Registration Available 24/7
DISCOUNT
until 1/31/12
Offering programs for: T-Ball (Co-Ed 5/6)
Baseball (7-14) • Softball (7-12) • Challengers
Visit our website for registration details and more!
www.hermistonlittleleague.com
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Lose Weight
Full service
florist & gift
center with
espresso bar!
EXTRA
CHANGE IN
YOUR
POCKET?
Gain Energy
& Gift Center
Improve Image
• Plants • Trees
• Shrubs • Rock • Bark
465 W. Theater Lane, Hermiston
(541) 567-3278
• Indoor Pool • Spa • 4 Racquetball Courts
• ALL Group Exercise Classes Included
• Indoor Gym • Indoor Track
• State of the Art Exercise Equipment
*$49 Joining Fee - One year agreement. Approximate daily total.
Includes FREE Child Care!
COLUMBIA COURT CLUB
541-567-5827
Boost Metabolism
We have all your
landscaping
needs
Reduce Stress
Want to Get Fit
For $1.50 a day?*
www.columbiacourtclub.com
Gain Confidence
Health Education & Wellness offered by
Good Shepherd Medical Center
• Health Grant Writing Class
• Hungry Heart Education Campaign
• Early Pregnancy class
• Baby A-Fair event
• Babysitting Basics
• Living Well with Chronic Conditions classes
Check out pages 15-17
for complete listings
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City of Hermiston
ACCOUNTING & TAXES
SINCE 1974
Mark Severson LTC, EA
Jackie Myers LTP
• Tax Preparation - e-file
• Bookkeeping
• Individual
• Small Business
• Corporation & Partnership
• Payroll • Notary
Open Monday thru Friday
8 am to 5 pm
Walk-Ins Welcome
205 NE 4th
Hermiston, OR
Call Today: 541-567-2018
For an Opportunity
to Advertise in the
Parks & Recreation Guide
Contact Sheila - 541-720-9608
or Gina, City of Hermiston - 541-667-5018
This Guide is published three time a year and contains event schedules
for Hermiston Parks and Recreation, Hermiston Library, Good Shepherd
Medical Center, Desert Arts and Hermiston Aquatic Center.
Copies are mailed and distributed throughout East Umatilla County
including Internet placement on multiple websites.
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HERMISTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
Hermiston Public library likes to offer infant, toddler,
pre-school, school age, teen, and family programs.
With the help of our community we are able to offer
these programs at no charge. Changes, additions,
or cancellations will be announced on the library’s
web calendar that can be accessed from www.
hermistonlibrary.us.
Storytime
Wednesday at 11:15 -12:00
And Friday at 10:15
Jan.4 & 6: Circle
Jan.11 & 13: Tractors
Jan.18 & 20: Benjamin Franklin
Jan. 25 & 27: Dragon
Feb. 1 & 3: Football
Feb. 8 & 10: Love
Feb.15 & 17: Opposites
Feb.22 & 24: Polar Bear
Feb. 29: Leap Day
March 2: Dr. Seuss Birthday
March 7 & 9: Kings and Queens
March 14 & 16: St. Patricks Day
March 21 & 23: Spring
March 28 & 30: Turtle
April 4 & 6: Library
April 11 & 13: Frog
April 18 & 20: Kite
April 25 & 27: Earth
February
March
Knitting/Crochet Clubs hosted by the
Hermiston Public Library.
The Evening group meets each Thursday from 5:30-6:45 p.m.
The Saturday group meets the 2nd & 4th Saturday from10:0011:30 a.m.
Teen Programs
January 20 at 5:00
This year the teens decided that they would celebrate Chinese New
Year! These programs like all the library programs are FREE.
February
Special activity for active members.
March 19 at 4:00
Dark St. Patricks Day Celebration
Be ready to play “Minute To Win It” events that have been
scheduled
for everyone’s enjoyment.
The Hermiston Public Library will have their annual Heart
April 20 at 5:00
Stomp Party, date and time to be announced. Come join us
for games and refreshments, please call the Hermiston Public
Let the Library Survivor Festivities Begin!
Library for date and time.
Precondition yourself to be one of the final survivors in this fun
filled program may the fittest person win.
March
Heart Stomp Party
Dr. Seuss Birthday Party
Come join the Hermiston Public Library as we celebrate Dr.
Suess Birthday. Please call the library for date and time.
Baby Boogie & Tappin’ Toddlers
The library provides an infant and toddler program every
Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. For children up to 48 months. Baby
Boogie & Tappin Toddlers will not be held the last two weeks
of December. They will resume on Wednesday January 4,
2011.
14 Teen Advisory Meetings are:
January 9th at 4:00
February 13 at 4:00
March 19 at 4:00
April16 at 4:00
Should you have any questions please
contact us at 541-567-2882 or visit our
website at: www.hermistonlibrary.us
City of Hermiston
Health Education
Exercise & Fitness
Tai Chi
Work on balance and strengthening-great for
all ages! Chen style & Yang style taught. Try
one class FREE!
Dates: Mondays (7-8pm): starting
January 9
Wednesdays (6-7pm): starting
January 4
Fridays (10:30-11:30am): starting
January 6
Cost: $50 per mo., $45 for seniors: pay
instructor directly
Place: GS Community Wellness Center
Instructor: Tom Bailor 541-969-9039
Beginning Karate
Improve balance and coordination, learn
basic self-defense, get in shape, and have fun!
Date: Mondays & Thursdays starting
January 5
Times: 5 pm—Juniors (age 8 & older)
6 pm—Open
Cost: $10 per month—pay instructor
directly
Place: GS Community Wellness Center
Instructor/Info: Chanty Pin, Second Degree
Black Belt
541-720-9178
Exercise Band Class
Increase your strength and flexibility. Perfect
for seniors!
Dates: Monday Tuesday Wednesday,
9:30-10am; starting January 4
Place: GS Wellness Center
Cost: $15 for 10 weeks, $5 per resistance band
Instructor: Diana Price, MS, GSMC
Wellness Coordinator
Info: Call 541-667-3509
Individualized Wellness
Assessment
schedule your 30-minute consultation with
the Wellness Coordinator and receive a
complete health/fitness assessment. Included
are: cholesterol and glucose screening,
body composition, health risk appraisal
questionnaire, and exercise prescription. You
will receive an individualized, comprehensive
20-page report and pertinent health
education.
Diana Price, Wellness Coordinator:
By appointment only, call 667-3400 x. 3050
Fee: $35 per person
City of Hermiston Bellydance Basics
Work on balance, joint mobility, flexibility,
strength and isolation. No prior dance
experience necessary. Great FUN for all
sizes, shapes and ages! Per class payments or
monthly payment w/discount available.
Dates: Place: Cost: Friday evenings, Beginners
6:39-9:00 starting January 6
Sat. mornings: Intermediate
GS Wellness Center
$12 per class, $10 for seniors: pay
instructor directly. Monthly payment with discount may be
arranged with instructor.
Instructor: Sahara Christine Sabri,
[email protected] 541571-7532
Zumba
Come and enjoy this FREE exercise in
disguise!
Dates/Times: Fridays, 9:30-10:30am:
starting January 6
Cost: FREE
Instructor: Apple Li, 509-627-9080
[email protected]
Classes & Events
Do You Have Medicare Questions?
If you are turning 65 and in need of Medicare
health insurance information, then let
Good Shepherd Medical Center help. Our
counselors are trained to discuss Medicare
benefits and services, as well as provide
additional resource materials. Individual
appointments are available by calling (541)
667-3507.
Tobacco Cessation Counseling
Have you made a commitment to quit
smoking, but need more support? Contact
Kathy Thomas, our tobacco cessation
specialist to schedule a one-on-one visit.
Group sessions can also be scheduled by
businesses for their employees. To help you
take a step towards better health, call (541)
667-3502.
Health Grants 101
Make an impact writing creative and relevant
grant proposals. This FREE workshop is
for those new to grant writing, or forthose
wanting to improve grant writing skills.
Participants will have the opportunity to
work individually on their own project, while
learning from class discussion. Limited class
size—please pre-register to reserve a seat.
Date: Time: Place: Call Thursday, February 9th
6-8 pm
GSMC conference rooms
541-667-3509.
Living Well with Chronic Conditions
Put life back into your life. Learn from trained
leaders how to enjoy your life and improve
your ability to manage daily activities.
These classes are geared for those living
with a chronic condition—such as diabetes,
arthritis, high-blood pressure, heart disease,
depression and other long-term health
problems. Co-sponsored by Head Start
and Good Shepherd Medical Center, the
class is based on best practices by Stanford
University.
Date:
Every Saturday, from February
11th to March 17th
Time: 10:00-12:30 pm
Cost: $5.00 for take-home book
Info/Registration: Limited space, register by
calling 541-564-6878 or 541-6673509.
Safety Classes
Safe Communities is a collaborative effort
between Good Shepherd Medical Center,
ODOT and our community partners. We
address and improve traffic-related safety
strategies. We offer the following: bike rodeos,
car seat clinics, motorized wheelchair safety
checks, grandparent car seat installation
training, safety belt diversion classes, Walk
and Bike event to school, parent and teen
driving presentations and more.
Dates/Times: the second Wednesday of
every month from 12:00-1:00 pm
Place: GSMC conference rooms
Info: Call (541) 667-3502 for more
information.
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Activities & Classes
A Hungry Heart—For Heart Healthy
Nutrition
Join Good Shepherd Medical Center and
area grocery stores as they launch their
Hungry Heart Education campaign—
healthy heart nutrition tips for the whole
family. Depending on the store, shoppers
may be greeted by a health educator that
will provide printed information on how
to read food labels, recipes for preparing
nutritious meals, and suggestions on how
to use ordinary foods, but prepare them in
healthier ways. Just follow the red heart label
to healthier choices throughout the store.
Dates: March 5th—10th
Locations: Grocery stores throughout North
Umatilla and West Morrow counties
Info: Call 541-667-3502
File of Life:
Learn about the importance of having an
advance directive and an accurate health
record for emergency & /or life threatening
situations. Receive a FREE packet--Call
667-3509.
Diabetes Education*:
Classes offered in group or individual format
and taught by Certified Diabetes Educators.
Comprehensive classes facilitate long-term
self-management of diabetes. GSHCS’s
Diabetes Education Program has been
Recognized by the American Diabetes
Association for Quality Self-Management
Education*. For information call 667-3517.
Pregnancy, Childbirth, Child Care
Lactation Consulting Services:
Good Shepherd has two internationally
certified lactation consultants on staff
available to help with any breastfeeding
issues or concerns. Available to meet with
moms-to-be, new moms or the experienced
moms with questions or concerns. Call 541667-3508 or e-mail to lactationservices@
gshealth.org
Baby A-Fair
Come prepared to learn, be informed and
have fun! Come join us for this FREE
special informative & interactive event for
parent’s-to-be, parents and their babies (ages
birth to age 5) and grandparents. Interactive
and educational fun for all provided by
a variety of areas service providers and
vendors. Special speakers, door prizes! The
goal of this new event is to promote healthier
babies and families, increase knowledge of
breastfeeding initiation & benefits, inform
parents of the local services available to help
them and have fun!
Date:
Times:
Place:
Info:
Saturday, March 31
10am-1pm
GS Day Care Center
Call Glaya at 541-667-3508
Birthing Classes
Seven weekly sessions to prepare the mother
and her birth partner for a knowledgeable,
rewarding
and
sharing
childbirth
experience.
Dates: Tuesdays starting Jan. 3, Mar. 6
or May 8
Times: 7:00-9:30pm
Place: GSMC Conference center
Fees: $55
Registration: Call 667-3509 to pre-register.
Early Pregnancy Class
One FREE class focusing on the first six
months of pregnancy. Healthcare professional
speakers will provide presentations on topics
that include: medication use, exercise,
diet, breastfeeding and many other helpful
subjects. Free but please pre-register.
Breastfeeding Class
Want to make your breastfeeding experience
the best for you and your baby? Come to this
FREE class, taught by a certified lactation
consultant, and learn techniques that make
for asuccessful experience. Free but please
pre-register.
Dates/Times:
Tuesday, January 24 or April 3, 7-9pm or
Saturday, March 3, 10am-12pm
Spanish Breastfeeding class:
Friday, Feb. 10, 5-7pm
Location:GSMC conference rooms
Instructor: Glaya Baker, RN, Certified
Lactation Consultant
Info/Questions: Call 667-3509 to register.
New Mom Classes
FREE weekly meetings! A group setting for
new moms, dads, and babies, for assistance
in the first year of parenthood. We will be
discussing feeding, development, and other
hot topics. Are you a new mom or dad
full of questions and want advice from an
expert? Bring your baby and attend these
free classes!
Dates: Times: Place: Info: Every Wednesday; starting Jan. 4
10:30-11:30 am
GSM Office Plaza, conf. room 1
Call 541-667-3509
Babysitting Basics 101
For babysitters ages 10-15. Learn childcare
techniques, children’s developmental stages
and what to expect, basic first aid and infant
and child CPR.
Dates: Saturday, Jan 21st, March 10th or
May 12th
Times: 9am-3pm
Location: GSMC Conference rooms
Fees: $25, includes lunch & all class
materials.
Pre-register: Call 541-667-3509. Must preregister & pre-pay.
Dates/Times Saturday, January 14,
10am-12pm, or Tuesday,
February 28 or April 3, 6:30-8pm
Location:GSMC conference rooms
Instructor: Glaya Baker, RN, IBCLC
Info/Questions: Call 667-3509 to register
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City of Hermiston
Activities & Classes
Life Saving Techniques
CPR and First Aid classes taught according
to American Heart Association guidelines.
CPR class includes adult, child and infant
CPR and AED instruction. First Aid class
covers basic techniques for providing first aid
assistance. Layperson & Healthcare provider
classes available. Must pre-register and
pre-pay. Call 667-3509 for info.
CPR class dates: Jan. 2, Feb. 6, Mar. 5,
April 2, or May 7
First Aid class dates: Jan. 5, Feb. 2, Mar.
1, April 5, or May 3
Times: 6-9pm Fee: $25
CPR & First Aid Combo class (taught
in one, six hour class)
Dates: Jan. 20, Feb. 17, Mar. 16, April 20,
or May 18
Times: 9am-3pm Fee:$50
Healthcare Provider (HCP) CPR:
Live class or online options available. Call
541-667-3509 for additional information.
HCP CPR Renewals: Jan. 27, Feb. 24,
Mar. 23, April 27, or May 25
Times: 9am-12pm Fee:$25
HCP CPR Initial Training: Live classes
scheduled as needed—call for information.
Red Cross Blood Drives
Support Groups
Breast Cancer Support Group
For all breast cancer patients, from newly
diagnosed to long time survivors. Join us
as we support each other on our journey
and help us share in the hope found in our
sisterhood.
Dates: Meets on the
third Monday of
each month.
Times: 6:30pm
Place: Medical Office Plaza, conference
room 2
Info: Call Shari (541-567-2024) or Leah
(541-567-3145)
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
Support group is for people with Multiple
Sclerosis, family members, care takers or
those who would like to learn more.
Dates: Meet on the 3rd Wednesday of
each month
Time: 7-8 pm
Place: Medical Office Plaza (620 NW
11th), Meeting Room 1
Info: Call Kathy (541-922-2753) or John
(541-564-8104)
American Red Cross Blood Drives are held
3rd Monday of each month!
Dates: Jan. 16, Feb. 20, March 19, April
16, or May 21
Times: 1:00-6:00pm
Location: GSMC Conference Centers 1 & 2
Info/Appt: To schedule an appointment call
1-800-733-2767
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Save th
Date!!
NE Oregon Diabetes
Support Group
Support
group
for people dealing
with a new or longterm diagnosis of
diabetes. Meetings will have an educational
presentation as well as group discussion.
Dates: Meets on the 3rd Tuesday of
each month
Times: 6:00-7:30pm
Place: GSMC Wellness Center
Info: Call 541-377-9761 or 541-5616660
Alzheimer’s Support Group:
Date: Meets on the 4th Thursday of
each month
Time: 5:30-7:30 pm
Info: Call Cathy Lloyd (541-390-1158)
Hope for Healing Support Group:
Free, ongoing bereavement support group
dealing with loss and grief issues.
Dates: Available two different times:
Second Thursday of each month,
2-4pm
Fourth Monday of each month,
7-9pm
Place: Hospice office conf. room
Info: Call 541-667-3543
Senior Health Fair!
FREE FOR EVERYONE!!
Save th
e
Date!!
50+ Vendors, activities every hour and health screenings!
Date: Wednesday, June 13th
Place: Hermiston Community Center (Highway 395)
Info:
Call 667-3509
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Come prepared to learn, be informed and have fun! Come
join us for this FREE special informative & interactive event
for parent’s-to-be, parents and their babies (ages birth to age
5) and grandparents. Interactive and educational fun for all
provided by a variety of areas service providers and vendors.
Special speakers, door prizes! The goal of this new event is to
promote healthier babies and families, increase knowledge of
breastfeeding initiation & benefits, inform parents of the local
services available to help them and have fun!
Save the
Date!!
Date:
Times:
Place:
Info:
Saturday, March 31
10am-1pm
GS Day Care Center
Call Glaya at 541-667-3508
January 11th Chamber Ambassador
Meeting
January 12th Breakfast of Champions
January 13th-14th-15th Cabin Fever
January 24th Hermiston Chamber of
Commerce Business to Business
Luncheon noon to 1p
January 28th Melonville Comedy Show
January 31st Distinguished Citizen’s
Banquet
415 SouthHwy 395
P.O. Box 185
www.hermistonchamber.com
For more information on
events listed, contact the
office at 541-567-6151
or email:
[email protected]
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Dinner & Auction
February 8th Chamber Ambassador
Meeting
February 11th Hermiston Education
Foundation Crab Feed
February 16th Desert Arts Council performance at HCC
February 18th Horse A-Fair
February 25th Knights of Columbus Pig
Out
February 28th Hermiston Chamber of
Luncheon noon to 1p
March 3rd Hermiston Sports Booster
Dinner & Auction
March 10th Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
March 14th Chamber Ambassador
Meeting
March 15th UMCDR Outreach Closing
Ceremonies
March 27th Hermiston Chamber of
Breakfast 8a-9a
April 11th Chamber Ambassador
Meeting
April 21st UEC’s Annual Meeting Dinner
April 24th Hermiston Chamber of
Commerce Professional Assistants
Day Luncheon
April 28th-29th Hermiston’s Hatrock
Hound Rock and Mineral Show
May 5th Me & My Prince Ball-Girl
Scouts
May 9th Chamber Ambassadors
Meeting
May 22nd Hermiston Chamber of
Luncheon noon to 1p
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