Welcome 1

Director’s Note
Scott Morgan, Community Services / Parks & Recreation Director
Welcome!
Douglas County
Fitness: 5 tips for staying motivated Parks & Recreation
Are you having trouble sticking with your fitness program? Stay motivated with these 5 Department invites you
simple tips. to experience a variety
1. Set goals. Start with simple goals and then progress to longer range goals. Remember of classes and
to make your goals realistic and achievable. It’s easy to get frustrated and give up if programs for all age groups, from tots to
your goals are too ambitious. If you haven’t exercised in a while, a short-term goal seniors. Check out our new fitness and dance
might be to walk five minutes once or twice a day. classes, attend one of our exciting special
events or relax in one of our many parks!
2. Think variety. Vary your activities to keep boredom at bay. Alternate walking or biking
with swimming or a low-impact aerobics class. When the weather cooperates, do your
flexibility or stretching exercises outside. Play soccer with your kids. Join a health club Your Parks & Recreation Staff
or martial arts center to broaden your access to different forms of exercise.
Don’t forget to buy your tickets early for the
3. Have fun. You’re more likely to stick with an exercise program if you’re having fun. Father/Daughter Dance. For more information
If you’re not enjoying your workouts, try something different. Join a volleyball or look on page 10 and page 15.
softball league. Trade your running shoes for a swimsuit. Remember, exercise doesn’t
have to be drudgery.
4. Make physical activity part of your daily routine. If it’s hard to find time for exercise,
don’t fall back on excuses. Schedule workouts as you would any other important
activity. You can also slip in physical activity throughout the day. Be creative!
5. Reward yourself. After each exercise session, take a few minutes to sit down and
relax. Reflect on what you’ve just accomplished. Savor the good feelings that exercise
gives you. This type of internal reward can help you make a long-term commitment to
regular exercise.
Now that you’re enthusiastic again, get moving! Set your goals, make it fun and pat yourself
on the back from time to time. Remember, physical activity is for life. Review these tips
whenever you feel your motivation sliding.
1998-2008 Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research (MFMER).

Staff Members
Parks & Recreation Director
Scott Morgan
Recreation Division
Brian Fitzgerald • Vicki Schussel • Sheryl Christian • Traci Dill
Index Contents
Pedro Kinner • Steve Rosenbloom • Andy Braun • Patti Gurule • Debbie Beam
Valley Lake
Welcome 1
Parks Division
Craig Burnside • Peter Knight • Gary Lind • Don Swan • John LuFrano • Steve Fehsal Pre Kinder 2 - 3 14
Elizabeth Baumgartner • Albert Ancheta • Larry Hughes • Jerry Harrison • James Howard Youth 4 15 - 16
Special Thanks Teens 5 - 7 16
The Parks & Recreation Department gratefully acknowledges the Adult 5 - 8 17 - 18
continuing support of the following: Active Adults 8 - 9 19
County Commissioners Special Events 10 - 11
Doug Johnson • Dave Brady
Nancy McDermid • Greg Lynn • Michael Olson Youth & Teen Sports 12 20
Parks & Recreation Commission Adult Sports 13 20
Nancy Gardner • Celeste Pierini • Kelly Gardner Kahle Community Center 21
Thomas Moore • Charles Dane • Elaine Flynn • Mark Neuffer Transportation 22
Douglas County School District General Information 23
Publication layout and design by: Chris Olesen, Graphic Artist, Sierra Nevada Media Group How to Register 24
For advertising in this publication please call The Record-Courier at (775) 782-5121
 Pre-Kinder
Welcome
Valley Valley

The Discovery Center Kinder Fun Club at
Ages����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 3 - 5 The Discovery Center
Director �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Cindy Webb: 783 - 6454 Grade���������������������������������������� Kindergarten
The Discovery Center is a parent participation preschool, which focuses on the developmen- Instructor������������������Discovery Center Staff
tal needs of all children, and structures its environment with respect to each child’s particular This after school program for kindergarteners
learning style. The environment, inside and outside, is rich in the materials young children at the Discovery Center offers a progressive
require in order to grow physically, intellectually and emotionally. Every day your child will curriculum including:
have the opportunity to explore and discover all of the education disciplines through play in ART
a structured environment. Parents will be able to assist in their one-day-per-month classroom A variety of mediums, including paints, clays,
participation. The staff has been trained to provide children with a positive, non-pressured, collages, crafts.
non-judgmental school atmosphere and is particularly fluent in Art, Science, Language, Play, MUSIC
Environments, Brain and Child Development. To reserve a space for your child, register at the Rhythms, melodies, song & recycled music.
Recreation Office located at 1327 Waterloo Lane or call for a free brochure and application. LANGUAGE
Fees and Tuition With cognitive concepts.
$20 non-refundable Registration Fee. HOMEWORK HELP
$65.00 non-refundable snack fee for the full 9 months of preschool. If your child doesn’t have any homework,
we’ll create hands on activities with math,
$125 Monthly Tuition 2 days
language and science.
$175 Monthly Tuition 3 Days Popcorn and juice snack included.
AM Session 8:30am - 12pm or Transportation provided from school at
PM Session 12:30 - 4pm, Monday - Friday. MES, GES, SES,
(Families who need both AM & PM sessions need to bring a lunch with their child) Children Time: 11:30am - 4pm  Location: DC
must be potty trained. Call 782-9828. The Discovery Center is located in the Recreation Tuition: 2 sessions per week $125/month
Annex at 1327 Waterloo Lane in Gardnerville, across from Lampe Park. 3 sessions per week $175/month
A $20 non-refundable registration fee is
required at time of registration.

Four pools indoors (open year-round):

• A 25-yard by 25-meter, L-shaped, six lane competition pool w/low & high dives in the deep end.
• An activity pool for children, kept at 86˚F with water toys.
• A 92˚F warm pool, fully accessible, w/ramp, pool lift & stairs for seniors, disabled & special programs.
• Two waterslides empty into the slide pool. These fully enclosed slides are 20 feet high and 180 feet
long creating a thrill ride for people of all ages. Minimum height to ride the slide is 48 inches.

Two outdoor pools (open April-October):

• A 25-yard competition pool in a spectacular setting with a view of Job’s Peak and the Sierra Nevada.
• A separate small pool ideal for younger children and families.
• Exercise Equipment: Two treadmills, lifecycle, life step, multi-station gym, free weights (3 - 40 lbs)
& a PreCor EFX556 located in the multipurpose room. This equipment is available during regular
center hours for adult (18+) patrons.
782-8840
1600 Hwy 88 • Minden, NV 89423 • Open 7 Days a Week • www.carsonvalleyswimcenter.com
 Pre-Kinder
Valley

Kindermusik Classes Little Miss Douglas
Instructor Shawna Pisciotti, local singer/songwriter musician puts a soulful spin on
Kindermusik classes. Come and join us for a world of experience gathering sounds from other
County Pageant
Ages ��������������������������������������������������������� 0 - 7
countries and cultures, singing and listening to the classics and nurturing your child through
Instructor�������������� Ann Peters, Lisa Prosser
the majesty of music. Plus there is a whole lot of shaking and laughing going on!! Shawna
This will be a fun, positive activity for girls in
likes to celebrate the individuality of each child. This program delicately balances direction,
Douglas County and a chance to show off their
guidance and responsiveness allowing every child to flourish. Emphasis on the process and is
talent. There will be lots of winners, prizes, and
not performance oriented.
each contestant will receive a gift. The Pageant
Kindermusik Village will be held on Saturday, February 21 with a
pre pageant meeting/rehearsal on Saturday,
Ages����������������������������������������� Infants to 1 ½
In the Hickory, Dickory,Tickle, and Bounce February 7. The competition will be judged by
unit of Kindermusik Village we will be using a professional panel of judges and will consist
Mother Goose-like stories and rhymes to of interview and talent for ages 6 and up and
develop communication strategies with your modeling party dresses for all contestants. The
child through listening activities, speaking winners will receive a banner and crown and
“parentese,” and sign language. In the Rhythm will ride on the Little Miss Douglas County
of My Day unit we will bring more rhythm and Float during the Carson Valley Days parade.
routines to your baby’s day, as well as help Titles to be awarded are: Baby Miss, Wee Miss,
Little Miss, Jr. Miss, and Teen Miss Douglas
develop lasting learning skills. We’ll show you
how and tell you why music can help your little
Kindermusik For County.
one soothe into the day’s schedule and help the Young Child Pageant Times: 10am (ages 0 - 5)
12:30pm (ages 6 - 17)

build a strong body and mind networking of Ages �������������������������������������������������� 4 1/2 - 7
learning. (Sa) 2/21 $75* 1666.101/102
Playing simple musical patterns and songs on
Time: 10 - 10:30am  Location: RA Pre-Pageant Meeting is scheduled for
the featured instrument from the first session
(W) 1/21 - 5/6 $130* 1042.101 Saturday, February 7 from 10 to 11am for
(the glockenspiel) is a central focus this
*A $70 home materials fee is due to the ages 0 to 5 and 11am to 12pm for ages 6 to
semester. While learning to sing a melody
instructor the first day of class. Kit will 17.
and them play the pattern on the glockenspiel,
include CD’s, picture books, banners and *Pageant admission fee is $10.
we’ll delve deeper into the understanding
an instrument. of musical concepts such as piano and forte
*No Class 4/8 through orchestra style music.
Kindermusik Times: 3:30 - 4:30pm
(W) 1/21 - 5/6 $160* 
Location: RA
1042.102
Imagine That *A $80 at home materials ($60 for return-
Ages���������������������������������������������������������� 3 - 4 ing students) fee is due to the instructor the
In Cities! Busy Place- Friendly Faces Unit first day of class. Kit includes a children’s
sidewalks, elevators, skyscrapers, and world- folder with stickers, game bag, music cards,
traveling photographers are the theme learning songbook, and a CD of music from class.
through the pretend play that preschoolers *No class 4/8
adore, we’ll be rhythmically busy playing
storytelling games and handcrafting city Kindermusik Our Time
“buildings” from wax paper at home so we can Ages����������������������������������������������������1 1/2 - 3
make a cityscape in class. In Fiddle-dee-dee unit we’ll meet many
animal characters in our books, activities, and
Times: 11:30 - 12:15pm
(W) 1/21 - 5/6 $140*
Location: RA
1042.104 songs, each specifically chosen for a toddler’s Story Time
emerging interests and physical skills. With Ages ������������������������������������������������������ 3 - 8
*A $70 at home materials ($60 for returning
silly, bumpy lap bounces we’ll help toddlers (Tu) 10:30 - 11:30am DCL
students) fee is due to the instructor the first Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
day of class. Kit includes two books, game develop rhythm while further developing their
board set, two CD’s, family activity book and ever-emerging language skills. Library Hours
a pair of resonator bars as the instrument. Times: 9:15 - 9:45am
*No class 4/8 10:45 - 11:15am Location: RA 10:00am to 7:00pm
(W) 1/21 - 5/6 $130*  1042.102/103 Thursday & Friday
Register Today! *A $70 at home materials fee is due to the 10:00am to 6:00pm
If you are interested in a class or instructor the first day of class. Kit will Saturdays
program, register today! If a minimum include a double CD, 2 storybooks, home 10:00am to 5:00pm
enrollment is not met before its start activity book and a pair of Fiddlestick as the Closed on Sundays and Holidays
date, a class or program may be instruments. For more information call the Library at
canceled. *No class 4/8 (775)782-9841
 Valley
 Youth
Spring Break
Adventure Camp
Grades�����������������������������������������������������K - 6
Campers will enjoy a variety of activities
each day all in a safe and secure environment.
Activities will include field trips, arts & crafts,
games, creative centers, and much more!
Calendars are available at the Recreation
Office. Spaces are limited and pre-registration
is required. Pre-register at the Recreation
Department.
Time: 7am - 6pm
 Locations: CCMES/PHES
(M - F) 4/6 - 4/10 $22/day
Adventure Camp Days
Grades��������������������������������������������������� K - 6
Camp will include a field trip, crafts, games,
creative centers, and much more! Look for a
flier to be sent home before each date. Spaces
are limited and pre-registration is required.
Pre-register at the Recreation Department.
Time: 7am - 6pm Locations: TBA
(T) 1/20 $22 4377/4388.101
(T) 2/17 $22 4377/4388.102
(F) 3/27 $22 4377/4388.103
Jump Rope for Fun,
Fitness, &/or Competition
Grades����������������������������������������������������8 - 12
Instructor������������������������������������Ellen Lucas
Students will learn beginning through
advanced jump rope skills with individual
ropes, partners, and double dutch. Other
implements will also be used for fun, fitness
and coordination. Jump rope routines to music
and mini-competitions will be featured along
with the opportunity to perform and participate
in the annual jump rope competition to be held
Saturday, March 7, 2009.
Time: 4:15 - 5:00pm Location: CCMES
(W) 1/7 - 3/4 $50 1117.101
Valley
Kids Club Karate Kids I
Kids Club is a before and after school Ages�������������������������������������������������������� 8 - 12
recreational enrichment program that is held at Instructor����������������Diane Ortenzio-Cooling
all elementary schools. Recreational activities This class is for beginners, from white belt
include arts & crafts, games, homework through yellow belt and focuses on developing
assistance and special events all based on a self-discipline, manners, effective thinking,
weekly theme. Daily snacks are provided. and strong self-defense skills. The complete
What do my parents need to know about course follows the school year, with a break
Kids Club? Kids Club operates Monday during the summer months. Children must be
through Friday, 7 until 8:45am and 3 - 6pm at least 8 years old at the time of enrollment.
at every elementary school while school is in Parents: Please arrive for the first class 20
session, holidays excluded. The fee is paid by minutes early for orientation. A white karate
the month for the morning program, the after uniform is required after the first month. These
school program or both. The fee is based on are available through the instructor. For more
$2.50 per day for the morning program and information go to www.sierradojo.com
$5.00 per day for the afternoon program. Time: 4:15 - 5:15pm Location: HDMA
Enrollment is based on a first come, first served (T/Th) 1/6 - 1/29 $65 1412.101
basis and we will be unable to accept any new (T/Th) 2/3 - 2/26 $65 1412.102
enrollments at sites that are currently full. We (T/Th) 3/3 - 3/31 $70 1412.103
encourage you to make your payment as early (T/Th) 4/2 - 4/30* $60 1412.104
as possible to avoid your child not being able to *No class 4/7, 4/9
participate in Kids Club.
For more information call 782-9828.
Little Miss Douglas
County Pageant
Ages ������������������������������������������������������� 0 - 17
Instructor�������������� Ann Peters, Lisa Prosser
This will be a fun, positive activity for girls in
Douglas County and a chance to show off their
talent. There will be lots of winners, prizes, and
each contestant will receive a gift. The Pageant
will be held on Saturday, February 21 with a
pre pageant meeting/rehearsal on Saturday, Karate Kids II
February 7. The competition will be judged by Ages�������������������������������������������������������� 8 - 12
a professional panel of judges and will consist Instructor����������������Diane Ortenzio-Cooling
of interview and talent for ages 6 and up and For intermediate karate students: orange belts
modeling party dresses for all contestants. The and higher. This class builds on the foundations
winners will receive a banner and crown and learned in Karate Kids I, with increasing
will ride on the Little Miss Douglas County emphasis on physical precision, manners,
Float during the Carson Valley Days parade. effective thinking, and self-defense skills. For
Titles to be awarded are: Baby Miss, Wee Miss, more information go to www.sierradojo.com
Little Miss, Jr. Miss, and Teen Miss Douglas Time: 5:30 - 6:30pm Location: HDMA
County. (T/Th) 1/6 - 1/29 $65 1412.105
Pageant Times: 10am (ages 0 - 5) (T/Th) 2/3 - 2/26 $65 1412.106
12:30pm (ages 6 - 17) (T/Th) 3/3 - 3/31 $70 1412.107
(Sa) 2/21 $75*  1666.101/102 (T/Th) 4/2 - 4/30* $60 1412.108
Pre-Pageant Meeting is scheduled for *No class 4/7, 4/9
Saturday, February 7 from 10 to 11am for
ages 0 to 9 and 11am to 12pm for ages 10 Are You Looking For a
to 17.
*Pageant admission fee is $10.
Part-Time Job?
Do you like working with children?
Douglas County Parks & Recreation
Scholarships Available Department accepts applications for
Every child should have the opportunity part-time positions for Kids Club and
to participate in Parks & Recreation Adventure Camp Programs. Applications
activities. Financial assistance is are available at the Human Resource
available for our Kids Club program. Department located at 1616 8th Street in
Call 782-9828 for more information. Minden or call 782-9860.

Jump Rope for Fun,
Fitness, &/or Competition
Grades������������������������������������������������13 & up
Instructor������������������������������������ Ellen Lucas
Students will get a fun workout learning
individual jumping skills, beginning to
advanced. We will also learn partner and group
skills using individual ropes, long ropes, and
double dutch. Learning routines to music will
be a fun way to challenge yourself physically,
improving coordination and cardio respiratory
fitness. There will be an optional opportunity
to use the skills learned in a competition to be
held Saturday, March 7, 2009.
Time: 5:00 - 5:45pm Location: CCMES
(W) 1/7 - 3/4 $50  1117.102
Second Annual Jump Rope
Competition
Ages���������������������������������������������������� All ages
Instructor������������������������������������ Ellen Lucas
This competition will include speed jumping and
individual jumps, free style either individual,
partner and double dutch team. Awards will
be given for top jumpers in categories and age
groups. Participants may use there own ropes
&/or music. There will be ropes and music
available for use.
Time: 9am - 12pm Location: DCFG
(S) 3/7 $5/event* 1117.103
*Any student who is enrolled in the
Wednesday class will receive one event free.
Volunteers Wanted
The volunteer program is designed to encour-
age community members to volunteer by (Sa) 2/21 $75* 
assisting staff as team members. Volunteers
can supplement present services; encourage
civic pride and community involvement.
Through volunteer experiences you can
join us in our mission to:
* Provide Recreational Experiences
* Strengthen Community Image
* Strengthen Safety and Security
* Promote Health and Wellness
* Create Community
* Foster Human Development
* Increase Cultural Unity
* Protect Environmental Resources
Benefits to our Volunteers
* Gain valuable work experience * Learn new
skills * Explore career possibilities * Receive
personal satisfaction * Improve communica-
tion skills * Participate in community issues
* Be a role model to youth * Share your talents
* Secure job references * Make new friends *
Make a positive difference * Demonstrate lead-
ership * Receive personal pride and fulfillment
Become a Volunteer Today!
Teen/Adult
Valley

Teen Dance
Grades������������������������������������������������������ 6 - 8
Dances will include D.J. music, food and fun!
Dances will be held at the Douglas County
Fairgrounds. Students must arrange their own
transportation ahead of time and need to be
picked up promptly at 9:30pm. 7th & 8th Grade
students must show their Student I.D. Card.
All school rules will be applied including dress
code.
Time: 7 - 9:30pm Location: DCFG
(F) 2/20 $10* 1605.101
(F) 4/17 $10* 1605.102
*included a slice of pizza and a drink
Little Miss Douglas Teen Volleyball League
County Pageant Grades������������������������������������������� 9 - 12
Ages ������������������������������������������������������� 0 - 17 These leagues are for beginner to advanced
Instructor�������������� Ann Peters, Lisa Prosser players, emphasizing skill development and
This will be a fun, positive activity for girls in fun competition. Participants will be randomly
Douglas County and a chance to show off their assigned to a team through a draft system. All
talent. There will be lots of winners, prizes, and games will be played on Saturdays with at least
each contestant will receive a gift. The Pageant one practice set aside each week. Practice sites
will be held on Saturday, February 21 with a will vary. Game times will be 2-6pm. Volunteer
pre pageant meeting/rehearsal on Saturday, Coaches will be used.
February 7. The competition will be judged by Time: 2 - 6pm Location: CVMS
a professional panel of judges and will consist (Sa) 3/28 - 5/16 5006.104
of interview and talent for ages 6 and up and Registration: 2/2 - 3/6 $75*
modeling party dresses for all contestants. The *(Includes T-shirt, Awards & Officials)
winners will receive a banner and crown and A parent permission slip must be completed
will ride on the Little Miss Douglas County at time of registration.
Float during the Carson Valley Days parade.
Titles to be awarded are: Baby Miss, Wee Miss, Teen Volleyball Draft
Little Miss, Jr. Miss, and Teen Miss Douglas DCPR has adopted a draft system for player
County. placement on teams. Coaches will be required
Pageant Times: 10am (ages 0 - 5) to attend a paper draft at the Recreation Annex
12:30pm (ages 6 - 17) to select teams. PARENTS WILL NOT
1666.101/102 BE ABLE TO REQUEST A CERTAIN
Pre-Pageant Meeting is scheduled for COACH OR THAT THEIR CHILD BE
Saturday, February 7 from 10 to 11am for PLACED WITH ANOTHER CHILD, NO
ages 0 to 5 and 11am to 12pm for ages 6 to EXCEPTIONS!
17. *Pageant admission fee is $10. (Sa) 3/14 Time: 1pm Location: RA
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 Valley Valley

 Ballet
Ballet Exercise/Ballet Oriented
Ages ���������������������������������������������������� 3 - up
Instructor��������������������������������Joan Hansen
For Adults and Teens
Ages��������������������������������������������������� 15 - up
Member, Royal Academy of Dancing,
Instructor��������������������������������Joan Hansen
London. The Royal Academy method of
Member, Royal Academy of Dance
ballet teaches more than dancing. It enhances
London
the pupils’ general education by developing
Do you want to improve your body and
concentration, imagination, coordination,
physical well being? Then this class will
quick thinking, self-discipline and self-
help you. It follows the general principals of
confidence. At the same time, the pupil learns
ballet, such as proper posture, graceful stance
the correct anatomical stance of the body which
and poise, while gently building muscle tone
results in proper posture, graceful carriage
and strengthening joints. You will also gain
and poise. Children respond remarkably to a
knowledge of ballet terms and techniques
well structured learning program and feel a
which are translated to less vigorous exercise,
real sense of accomplishment as they master
while retaining all the benefits. Students need
each step along the way. Students need tights,
to wear tights, leotard or similar nonrestrictive
leotard and ballet slippers. This is a year-
clothing and ballet slippers. This is a year
round course. To register call 782-9828.
round course. To register, call 782-9828.
Ages: 3 - 7
Ages 15 & up
Time: 1 - 2pm Location: WG
Time: 2 - 3pm Location: WG
(Sa) 1/3 - 1/31* $48 1148.101
(Sa) 1/3 - 1/31* $48 1148.104
(Sa) 2/7 - 2/28 $48 1148.105
(Sa) 2/7 - 2/28 $48 1148.108
(Sa) 3/7 - 3/28 $48 1148.109
(Sa) 3/7 - 3/28 $48  1148.112
(Sa) 4/4 - 4/25 $48 1148.113
(Sa) 4/4 - 4/25 $48 1148.116
*No class 1/17
*No class 1/17
For the serious minded about Ages 8 & Up
Ages 15 & up (2/wk)
the performing art of Time: 2 - 3pm Location: WG
Time: (Sa) 2 - 3pm
(Sa) 1/3 - 1/31* $48 1148.102
(W) 6:30 - 7:30pm Location: WG
“Classical Ballet”
(Sa) 2/7 - 2/28 $48 1148.106
(Sa/W) 1/3 - 1/31* $59 1148.117
(Sa) 3/7 - 3/28 $48 1148.111
(Sa/W) 2/4 - 2/28 $59 1148.118
Great attention paid to (Sa) 4/4 - 4/25 $48 1148.115
(Sa/W) 3/4 - 3/28 $59  1148.119
*No class 1/17
(Sa/W) 4/1 - 4/29* $59  1148.120
Technique! Ages 8 & up (2/wk)
*No class 1/17, 4/15
Time: (Sa) 2 - 3pm
Ages ����������������������������������������������� 8 & up (W) 6:30 - 7:30pm Location: WG
Instructor����������������������������� Joan Hansen (Sa/W) 1/3- 1/31* $59 1148.103 Sign Up Early
Member, Royal Academy of Dance, (Sa/W) 2/4 - 2/28 $59  1148.107 If you are interested in a class or
London. Are you serious about wanting (Sa/W) 3/4 - 3/28 $59 1148.111 program, register today! If a minimum
(Sa/W) 4/1 - 4/29* $59  1148.115 enrollment is not met before its start
to learn “Classical Ballet”? You will date, a class or program may be
learn pointe work for ages 12 & over, or *No class 1/17, 4/15 canceled.
preparation for it for ages 8 to 11. You
will learn proper classical techniques in
a disciplined structured environment that
requires a commitment to the program.
Students need tights, leotard and ballet Therapy That Makes Sense
slippers. This is a year round course. To
register call 782-9828. Lileo T. Sunderland, M.F.T.
3 days per week.
• Marriage • Family
Time: (Sa) 2 - 3pm
• Individual Counseling
(Sa) 3 - 4pm
(W) 6:30 - 7:30pm Location: WG Licensed in Nevada and California
(Sa/Sa/W) 1/3 - 1/31* $69 1148.133
(Sa/Sa/W) 2/4 - 2/28 $69 1148.134 775-783-1136
(Sa/Sa/W) 3/4 - 3/28 $69  1148.135 1191 - A High School Street
Lileo Sunderland
(Sa/Sa/W) 4/1 - 4/29* $69 1148.136 P.O. Box 2275
M.F.T.
Gardnerville, NV 89410
*No class 1/17, 4/15
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Teen/Adult 
Parenting from your Heart
Ages����������������������������������������������������16 & up
Instructor���������������� Janien Patrick-Sullivan
Join this introduction to nonviolent
communication to explore how to understand
the needs behind you children’s behavior.
Learn to parent effectively without relaxing on
threat of punishments or promise of rewards.
Transform power struggles into opportunities
for building connection and trust. Discover
a quality of connection that will sustain your
family through life’s challenges.
Time: 8am - 12pm
(Sa) 2/21 & 2/28 $20
location: RA
1716.101
Scrap Booking
All Day Crop Winter Scrap Olympics
Instructor����������������������������� Jackie Gorton Instructor���������������������������� Jackie Gorton
Share ideas and inspiration with other scrap Enjoy twelve hours of working on your
bookers at this all day crop. There will be albums with your own 6 foot table. There
plenty of room to spread out on your own will be a gift for attending plus the chance
6 foot table. Snacks, water, tools and idea for hourly prizes and a grade prize. There
Watercolor Basics books are provided. Other supplies are will also be some “Olympic Games” in
Ages����������������������������������������������������������� 18+ available for purchase. which you can participate. Snacks, water,
Instructor��������������������������� Debi Lynn Smith Time: 10:30am - 5pm Location: GES tools and idea books are provided. Other
Session I will cover a variety of basic (Sa) 1/10 $10 1720.101 supplies are available for purchase. Bring a
watercolor procedures, techniques, and styles. (Sa) 3/7 $10 1720.102 lunch or contact the instructor to bring a dish
It is intended to teach the beginner and hone the (Sa) 4/11 $10 1720.103 for a potluck style lunch/dinner.
skills of the more advanced student. Although Time: 10am - 10 pm  Location: GES
watercolors will be the focus of the class, all (Sa) 2/21 $30 1720.104
other mediums are welcome to attend of a
“dedicated” studio time. In Session II we will Yoga Beginner’s Tai-Chi
briefly review and practice the skills learned in Instructor������������������������������� Bea McDonald Ages������������������������������������������������������ Adults
Session I and create more finished paintings, The ancient life science of Hatha Yoga (physical Instructor���������������������������������� Earl Mussett
experience “pleinair” (outdoors) workshops, Yoga) is the path to long life and happiness. It is Tai-Chi is a soft martial art, or exercise form,
field trips, and a variety of studio hands-on ageless in concept. Yoga focuses on the whole which originated in China thousands of years
demonstrations. person - body, mind and spirit. We work on ago. In this class, we will warm up; do the
Time: 6 - 9pm Location: TRE concentration, control, stretching, breathing, five animal play series, then form (longevity)
Session I perfecting the body, the mind and the spirit. series, “Ba Duan Jin”, Nine Temple exercises,
(T) 1/6 - 2/24 $125** 1726.101 We don’t promise miracles with yoga, we eighteen movement, Tai Chi/Qi Gong and
Session II accomplish them. Wear clothing that allows the others. Each class session will conclude with
(T) 3/3 - 4/21 $125** 1726.102 body to move freely. Bring an exercise mat. Eat one or two repetitions of the 24 movement
A supply list is available at time of lightly at least 90 minutes before class. Come Yang Short Form. Wear comfortable, loose
registration. with an open mind and a positive attitude. See fitting clothes and tennis shoes.
yah! Time: 8 - 10am Location: GES
Dog Obedience Time: 9:30 - 11am Location: RA (Sa) 1/3 - 1/24 $5 1710.101
Ages������������������������������������������������������8 & up (Sa) 1/31 - 2/21* $5 1710.102
7 - 8:30pm
Instructor�����������������������������������Guy Yeaman (Sa) 3/7 - 3/28 $5  1710.103
(M/Th) 1/5 - 1/29 $40 1709.101/105
Have you and your canine companion been (Sa) 4/4 - 4/18 $5 1710.104
(M/Th) 2/2 - 2/26 $40 1709.102/106
getting along lately? If you need help in *No class 2/14
(M/Th) 3/2 - 3/30 $40  1709.103/107
establishing good conduct and curbing bad
(M/Th) 4/2 - 4/30 $40 1709.104/108
habits, this course is for you. Guy uses a light
handed approach to help you teach your dog to World Tai-Chi Day
obey the commands: heel, sit, stand, stay and Instructor��������� Carson Valley Tai-Chi Club
recall. Each dog needs a choke chain, a fabric The Carson Valley Tai Chi Club will again be
or leather lead. Dogs must be at least 4 months observing World Tai Chi Day to educate our
old.* Bring a copy of shot records the first day community and the world to the wonders of
of class. these arts! Tai Chi and Qi-Gone are believed
Time: 7 - 8pm Locations: DCFG to Boost your immune system, slow the aging
(W) 1/7- 2/11 $80  1422.101 process, lower blood pressure and improve
(W) 2/18 - 4/8* $80 1422.103 your balance and outlook on life.
(W) 4/15 - 5/20 $80  1422.105 Time: 10am - 12pm Location: MP
*No class 3/18, 3/25 (Sa) 4/25 Free

Adult/Active Adult
Valley

Concealed Weapon
Certification
Ages������������������������������������������������������21 - up
Instructor������������������������������������ Daniel Linn
This course, which meets and exceeds the
Nevada State CCW requirements, can be taken
by CCW applicants or anyone wanting to learn
to shoot handguns. Covered in the course will
be; Firearms safety, handgun, ammo and holster
selection, nomenclature and operation, stances,
Nevada State Laws on firearms and the use of
deadly force, how to shoot a handgun, and how
to maintain and clean a handgun. The course
will conclude with live-fire drills at the range,
and certificates will be given to successful
participants. Students will need: One to three
handguns, 150 rounds of FACTORY ammo
for the first handgun and 50 rounds for each
additional handgun, hearing and eye protection
and a baseball style hat for the range. Students
will need to bring their own UNLOADED
handguns to class.
Time: (W/F) 6 - 9:30pm
(Sa) 8am - 1pm
Location: RA
(W/F) 1/14 & 1/16
(Sa) 1/17 $90** 1745.101
(W/F) 2/18 & 2/20
(Sa) 2/21
(W/F) 3/18 & 3/20
$90**  1745.102
(Sa) 3/21 $90** 1745.103
**An additional $10 insurance fee is payable
to the instructor. Spouses are ½ price plus
$10 insurance payable to the instructor.
Ballroom Dancing
Ages������������������������������������������������������ Adults
Instructors���������������������Craig & Ann Peters
�������������������������������������� Ron & Julie McCain
Have fun on Friday nights. This is a chance to
learn and practice the fundamentals of the Fox
Trot, Swing, Waltz, and many Latin dances.
This class is designed to provide dancers with
confidence and knowledge for the dance floor.
We will have a party at the end of the final les-
son so you will have 2 more hours to practice,
socialize, and dance.
Time: 7 - 8pm  Location: DWS
(F) 1/9 - 1/30 $75/couple 1735.101
(F)
(F)
2/6 - 3/6* $75/couple  1735.102
3/20 - 4/17* $75/couple 1735.103
(F) 5/1 - 5/22 $75/couple 1735.103
*No class 2/20, 4/10
Instructors Wanted!
Call us at 782-9828 if you have a specialty
you want to share. We would like to work
with you to develop new programs that will
work into your schedule.
Senior Services
Douglas County
SeniorServices
2300 Meadow Lane,
Gardnerville, 783-6455
The Douglas County Senior Services provides
many activities, services and programs. The
Center provides the senior community an
opportunity to socialize, enjoy a nutritious
meal and get involved in a number of different
activities, special events and excursions
Congregate Dining
The Douglas County Senior Center serves
lunch Monday - Friday at 12pm at the Senior
Center. Reservations are not required. The
suggested donation for lunch is $2.00 each
day for Seniors 60 years and older and those
under 60 years, it is $3.50.
Topaz Congregate Dining
Congregate Dining is provided each Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday at 12:00 noon at the
Topaz Ranch Estates Community Center
located at 3939 Carter Way. Suggested
donation, $2 per lunch.
Senior Center Volunteers Reno/Sparks appointments. Due to increased
Senior Center dining operations could not demand, we do require at least a two-week
be made possible without the assistance of notice on appointments to insure service. The
DC Senior Center Volunteers. If you have an suggested donations for rides are $4.00 locally,
interest in becoming a volunteer for the senior $6.00 Carson City and $10.00 to Reno/Sparks.
community please call 783-6455.
Valley
Homemaker Assistance
If you are 60 years and older, do not have
an able bodied adult living with you, and
are unable to do daily household chores due
to physical and/or mental illnesses, you can
receive homemaker service. The service
provides weekly or bi-weekly visits or basic
cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping and
limited personal care assistance. The suggested
donations for service are $2.00 an hour.
Meals on Wheels
All Seniors 60 years and older who are
physically, mentally incapacitated and/or
unable to leave the house can receive weekly
meals on wheels deliveries. Also, 14 frozen
meals can be delivered bi-monthly to outlying
areas that include Topaz Ranch Estes, Indian
Hills, Johnson Lane and Stateline. The
suggested donation is $2.00 per meal.
Transportation
Transportation is provided for all seniors
60 years and older, Monday through Friday.
Round trip medical transportation can be
provided for local, Stateline, Carson City and
Please call 783-6456 to book an appointment.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
We guarantee your satisfaction with all
our programs and we strive to provide the
best possible experience and top quality
activities. Let us know if we can assist
you with anything including a refund.
Did you know that
information about all of
the classes listed in this
guide can be found on the
web at
www.co.douglas.nv.us
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Active Adult 
Senior Resistance Exercise CV Community Bingo AARP Driver Safety Course
Join us each Monday, Wednesday and Friday Come join us for a fun and exciting afternoon Instructor����������������������������������������Doug Dill
from 10:30 - 11:15am for our Senior Resistance of community Bingo on the third Sunday of This class is a refresher course with emphasis
Exercise Class. Many of the infirmities each month at the Douglas County Senior upon how age-related changes affect driving.
contributed to aging are prevented or reduced Center. Doors open at noon with early bird For drivers age 55 and older. The purpose of
by staying active. Resistance exercise is used games starting at 1pm and regular games the class is to help seniors continue to be safe
to maintain or build strength, muscle mass, beginning about 1:30pm. All proceeds go to drivers as long as possible. Those who com-
muscle tone and muscular endurance. The benefit the Young at Heart Citizens Club, which plete the class may be eligible for a discount
goal is to increase your ability to produce and supports activities and programs for the senior on their auto insurance. Pre-registration is
required by calling the Douglas County Senior
sustain muscular power. community. Even though games are played at Center, (775) 783-6455. There is a $10 fee for
SENIOR HEALTH FAIR 2009 over the Senior Center, Bingo is open to everyone the class payable upon arriving at the class.
21 years of age. For more information, Time: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Douglas County Senior Center will be hosting Location: SC
contact the Senior Center at 783-6455. (Sa) 3/7 $10
their 10th Annual Senior Health Fair 2009 on
Wednesday, January 28th, 2009 at the Carson
90+ & 100+ BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION PARTY 2009
Valley Inn, Minden. The event will be held in On Wednesday, February 18th, 2009, Douglas County Senior Services will be having their
the Shannon Ballroom from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 annual 90+ and 100+ Birthday Celebration at the Senior CenterThis is the Senior Center’s
p.m. Admission is free. All ages are welcome. opportunity to honor those who have reached this life’s milestone. We have a special presentation
To have information mailed to you, please call and lunch for our 90+ & 100+ seniors. It is a very important and impressive day to honor our
seniors. Please contact the Senior Center at 783-6455.
the Senior Center at (775) 783-6455.
Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Location: SC
Time: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Location: CVI
(W) 2/18 Free
(W) 1/28 Free
Define Fitness Center Investment Discussion Group
Life Options Ages�������������������������������������������� 60 and over Meets every 1st Monday at 10am in the
Activities Instructor����������� Nathen and Stacy Hughes Ceramics Room. It’s an opportunity to discuss
what’s going on in the markets and what’s
Define Fitness, as part of the Senior Services
“Life Options” program, will be offering good to invest in.
“Wise Owl” Yoga membership to their Health and Fitness Center Gold’s Gym
Jill Mustacchio R.N. will be leading this at a total cost of $10.00 a month for people Ages����������������������������������������������������������60+
gentle yoga class, which provides a fun and 60 years and older. That’s a 67% savings off Gold’s Gym, as part of the Senior Services
motivational yoga experience that explores of their regular membership if you sign up “Life Options” program, will be offering
beginning yoga postures and breathe work. through the Senior Center! A $49 enrollment membership to their Health and Fitness Center
It is a safe, low impact program, designed fee is required. Define Fitness is family owned at a total cost of $20.00 a month for people
especially for the senior population. Yoga meets and operated, and provides a clean, friendly, 60 years and older. With no enrollment fee
each Tuesdays, from 10 - 10:30am. It is held non-intimidating workout environment. The required! Gold’s Gym provided state-of-the-art
at the Carson Valley United Methodist located facility provides treadmills and elipticals, circuits, advanced cardiovascular equipment,
at 1375 Centerville Lane in Gardnerville. This circuit training and free weights, all under the free weights, and cutting-edge group classes.
class is offered to anyone 60 years of age or guidance of experienced professional trainers. The facility provides treadmills and elliptical,
older. This class is sponsored by the Douglas For enrollment information please contact the circuit training and free weights. Personal
County Senior Center and is free of charge to Senior Center at 783-6455. Trainers are available as well as helpful
anyone 60 years of age or older. Time: Monday - Friday 5am - 8pm friendly staff. For enrollment information
Saturday - Sunday 8am - 6pm please contact the Senior Center at 783-6455.
Green Thumb Garden Club 2528 Business Parkway, #A, Minden Time:
Meets every 4th Monday of the month Monday - Thursday 4:30am - 10pm
beginning in March. They discuss different Creativity through
Friday 4:30am - 9pm
topics of taking care of your gardens and Knitting & Crocheting Saturday & Sunday 4:30am - 8pm
yards, plus have guest speakers and scheduled Come join instructor Linda Sawtelle each 3790 Hwy 395, Ste 402, Carson City
bus trips. Monday at 9:00 am for “Creativity through
Watercolor Classes Knitting and Crocheting.” Each month Linda A Day at the Movies
These classes are offered at the Senior Center. will have provide a different theme related If you are homebound or just need a lift, you
Cost is $20.00 per person which includes all project. Linda brings 48 years of knitting can once again enjoy the legends of the silver
materials and a completed picture to take experience to the classroom and has been screen. Escape from the daily routine of life
home. For more information call instructor crocheting for the last 20 years. The class will and the Douglas County Senior Center escort
Lada Trimble at 882-6061 or Cecelia Lavelle be conducted from 9am - 12pm at the Douglas you to a day out at the movies. Check at the
at 782-4090. County Senior Center. There is “no fee” for the senior center each month for movie and dates.
class, but classroom space is limited, so please We will pick you up at your door and take a
Ceramics call and confirm your interest. To reserve trip to the Galaxy Theatre to enjoy a movie
Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 your spot, or for any additional information classic. We also provide transportation and a
p.m. Stop by and see Esther and Rita or call regarding the class, contact the Senior Center box lunch. To make a reservation, please call
the center for more information. at 783-6455. us at the Senior Center at 783-6455.
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Special Events
Valley
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Chinese Valentine’s Day Mother’s Day
- Year
New Father / Daughter Mother / Son Dance
Celebration Sweetheart Dance Sponored by FFA
Ages������������������������������������������������������������ All Ages������������������������������������������������������������All
Ages������������ All Little gentlemen this is your opportunity to
What better way for dad to celebrate
The entire family is invited show mom how much you appreciate her by
Valentine’s Day than with a night out with
to this enchanting c u l t u r a l taking her out for an evening of dancing and
his favorite girl…his daughter. Come spend
celebration to bring in the year of entertainment. This will be a semi-formal
a very special evening on the town for fathers
the Ox. Enjoy traditional music & occasion. Corsages for mom and refreshments
(or adult chaperone) and daughters. Couples
dancing performed by local children and will be provided. Photos will be available to
will dance to DJ music reflecting all tastes and
adults. Get involved in fun activities purchase.
styles. Refreshments will be served and photo
such as Chinese calligraphy, origami, Time: 6:30 - 9pm Location: DCFG
keepsakes of the evening will be available for
crafts, games, fan/sword dance, parade (Sa) 5/9 $15/ Couple*  1155.101
an additional fee. Because of the popularity of
with Chinese lion and much more! *$7 per additional son.
this event, early registration is recommended
Refreshments will be served.
and spaces are limited.
Time: 1 - 3:30pm Location: GES
Time: 6:30 - 9pm Location: SGCC Farmers Market
(Sa) 2/7
$8/ages 5 & up 1439.101
(F) 2/6 $20 Couple* 1113.101 Nevada’s Own Certified
(Sa) 2/7 $20/Couple* 1113.102 Opening Day June 3
$7/seniors  1439.102
*$8 per additional daughter. Find an abundance of fresh farm grown
Free/children 4 & under
produce brought to you direct from local
Nevada and California certified farms. Your
Second Annual Jump Rope weekly community Farmer’s Market is open
Competition summer mornings from 8am-1pm at Lampe
Park in Gardnerville. Bring a basket and fill
Ages������������������������������������������������������������ All
Instructor������������������������������������ Ellen Lucas it with fruits, baked goodies, vegetables, plants
This competition will include speed jumping and and more. For directions, participation or
individual jumps, free style either individual, information call the Recreation Division at
partner and double dutch team. Awards will 782-9828.
be given for top jumpers in categories and age Time: 8am - 1pm  Location: LP
groups. Participants may use their own ropes Wednesdays Free
&/or music. There will be ropes and music
available for use.
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Time: 9am - 12pm Location: DCFG

(S) 3/7 $5/event* 1117.103
*Any student who is enrolled in the Wednesday
GE Energy
class will receive one event free.
Douglas County Parks and
Recreation Department presents

2009 GE Energy 20th Annual

Family Concert Series Tot Egg Hunt
Co-sponsored by Carson Valley Inn Ages��������������������������������������������� 5 and under Kids Fishing Derby
Hop on over to Lampe Park for a special “Egg Ages�������������������������������������������������������� 3 - 12
2009 Line up Hunt” just for the little ones. We will have two Kick off the fishing season, June 6 and June 7
May 29....... Jeff Jones Band age groups; 3 and under, and 4 - 5 years old. at Lampe Park. Bring your pole and camera
June 26 ..... Shane Dwight Bring a basket to collect eggs and a camera for and experience the greatest fishing of the year.
July 17 ....... Rick Hays an Eggciting day! Family activities and concessions will also be
& American Steel Time: 11am Location: LP present. You must pre-register for this event
August 7 ... Savannah Blues Band (Th) 4/9 Free at the Recreation Office. Pre-register early to
receive your free Fishing Derby entry ticket.
August 28. TBA
Spaces are limited. Derby hats, pins, and t-
If your business or organization is interested shirts will be available for purchase. Prizes will
in becoming a co-sponsor or would like to
place an ad in the concert program please
be awarded after each time slot. All proceeds
call Sheryl at 782-9828. go directly back into the derby.

Registration
Tickets are available at the Recreation Division
April 1st through May 22nd.
 Special Events
Family Support Council Classes
1255 Waterloo Lane, Gardnerville
782-8692 • Office hours - 9am to 5pm
G.A.P.
Grandparents (and other relatives) as
Parents, offers kinship caregivers a means to
connect with others in similar circumstances.
Strengthen their support networks, decrease
social isolation, learn or renew learning about
positive parenting techniques, and share
resources. This program is free and babysitting
is available.
Date: Fridays from 10 to 11:30am
1/20, 2/27, 3/27, 4/24
Women’s Support Group
The Women’s Support Group is offered to help
empower women to become more independent
and self confident as they continue on their
healing journey. This program is free and
babysitting is available. Every Wednesday
evening 6 - 7:30pm.
Parenting Classes
Parents of children ages 0 - 18
Understanding the stages of development and
why children behave the way they do, will
help reduce the stress of parenting. Whether
you are interested in finding a more positive
parenting style or you just have questions
about changes or behaviors in your child,
Family Support Council’s parenting classes
will help you find the answers.
1,2,3,4, Parents!
As part of its mission to prevent family
violence in Douglas County. Parenting
education class specifically targeted to parents
of children under the age of 5. Cost is $15 and
babysitting is available. Classes will be held
on Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30pm on February
4, 11 and 18 and on April 1, 8 and 15.
Children in the Middle: Adult Version
As part of the family violence prevention efforts,
the Family Support Council offers the “Children in
the Middle” co-parenting class to help strengthen
families by providing adults the skills to maintain
a more effective relationship that will provide a
nurturing, non-threatening environment for their
children. No Childcare Provided. Classes held at
Trinity Lutheran Church. Fee’s based on sliding
fee scale.
Children in the Middle: Children’s Version
As part of the family violence prevention efforts,
the Family Support Council offers the “Children
in the Middle” children’s version for children,
ages 6-12 that have been experiencing divorce or
separation. If your children are not in this age
group, other arrangements can be made on an
individual basses to take the Children’s Version
of the class. Classes held at Trinity Lutheran
Church. Fee’s based on sliding fee scale. Call for
class schedule.
The Effects of Domestic Violence of Children
As part of Family Support Council’s efforts to
prevent family violence, “Hidden Victims” is
offered to show specifically how witnessing
domestic violence affects children, how abuse
and neglect change brain development, and
how to help children overcome this trauma. Fee
for class based on sliding fee scale. Schedule
individual date and time
Parenting Wisely
Using a mixture of video vignettes, one-on-
one conversation, text, and review quizzes, the
material is presented in a more easily retained
manner than typical parenting programs and
provides participants with the opportunity to
“practice” their skills in a safe environment
before bringing them into their homes. Fee
for class based on sliding fee scale. Schedule
individual date and time
Valley
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Eagles and Agriculture
February 27th through March 1st, 2009
A unique partnership of conservationist,
ranchers and tourism officials have come
together to create a stimulating wildlife
experience demonstrating the importance
of protecting our precious wildlife and
agricultural resources.
A variety of activities are available during
this exciting event.
* A Friday night reception includes hors
d’oeuvres and information about bald
eagles and other birds of prey.
*A Saturday morning group tour of area
ranches with the opportunity to view and
photograph eagles, hawks or owls followed
by a buffet lunch and a chance to share
experiences.
*Other activities include an owl prowl tour,
wildlife photo workshop, and a raft/canoe
trip on the Carson River.
Tours & Workshops
(F) 2/27 Bird of Prey lecture & Reception - $35
$30/person with Saturday ranch tour.
(Sa) 2/28 - Charted bus tour & buffet lunch - $60
(Sa) 2/28 - Owl Prowl & live bird field demo - $35
(Sa & Su) 2/28 & 3/1 – Photo workshop - $60
(Su) 3/1 – Raft/Canoe trip on Carson River - $75
For more information call the Douglas
County Parks Department at 782-9835

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Valley
12 Youth/Teen Sports
Teen Volleyball League Introduction to Junior Golf
Grades��������������������������������������������� 9-12 Ages������������������������������������������������� 5 - 16
These leagues are for beginner to advanced Juniors will learn the basics of golf including
players, emphasizing skill development and rules, etiquette, putting, chipping and full
fun competition. Participants will be randomly swing. Participants will be divided into groups
assigned to a team through a draft system. All based on age. Club rental and golf balls are
games will be played on Saturdays with at least included in the fee. Refreshments will be
one practice set aside each week. Practice provided.
sites will vary. Game times will be 2pm-6pm. 1st Session (Ages 5 - 6)
Volunteer Coaches will be used. Times: 12 - 1:15pm Location: CVGC
Time: 2 - 6pm Location: CVMS (Sa) 4/18 $20 5015.101
(Sa) 3/28 - 5/16 5006.104 2nd Session (Ages 7 - 8)
Registration: 2/2 - 3/6 $75* Times: 1:30 - 2:45pm Location: CVGC
Youth Volleyball League *(Includes T-shirt, Awards & Officials)
A parent permission slip must be completed
(Sa) 4/18 $20
3rd Session (Ages 9 - 16)
5015.102
Grades��������������������������������������������� 5 - 8 at time of registration. Times: 3 - 4:15pm  Location: CVGC
These leagues are for beginner to advanced (Sa) 4/18 $20 5015.103
players, emphasizing skill development and
fun competition. The leagues will divide into
two divisions, 5th/6th grade & 7th/8th grade.
Youth Sports
Participants will be randomly assigned to a Organization
team through a draft system. All games will be The Douglas County Parks & Recreation
played on Saturdays with at least one practice Department prepares and maintains practice
set aside each week. Practice sites will vary. and competitive fields used by the Youth
(If there are not enough participants for each Sports Organizations. Questions regarding
league, both leagues will be combined.) Game Teen Volleyball Draft the sports sponsored by these organizations
times will be 9am - 2pm. Volunteer Coaches DCPR has adopted a draft system for player can be answered by calling the following:
will be used. placement on teams. Coaches will be required
to attend a paper draft at the Recreation An- AYSO Soccer
Time: 9 - 2pm Location: CVMS HOTLINE��������������������������������� 783-4079
(Sa) 3/28 - 5/16 Registration: 2/2 - 3/6 nex to select teams. PARENTS WILL NOT
www.ayso318.org
Cost: $75* BE ABLE TO REQUEST A CERTAIN Carson Valley Little League
*(Includes T-shirt, Awards /Officials) COACH OR THAT THEIR CHILD BE Lisa Aiazza������������������������������� 782-5474
Leagues PLACED WITH ANOTHER CHILD, NO Carson Valley Girls’ Softball League
5th/6th grade 5006.101 EXCEPTIONS! Neil Hill������������������������������������ 782-6800
7th/8th grade 5006.102 (Sa) 3/14 Time: 1pm Location: RA Carson Valley Swim Team
* A parent permission slip must be completed Carson Valley Swim Center ����� 782-8840
at time of registration. Wanted www.carsonvalleyswimcenter.com
Douglas Dolphins Swim Team
Youth Volleyball Draft Volunteer Coaches www.ddst.org
Douglas Ski Club
DCPR has adopted a draft system for player & Team Sponsors (Sa) Robert Pumphrey�������������� 782-3543
placement on teams. Coaches will be required Our youth Sport leagues are in search of (Su) Sandy Cooke��������������������� 841-3339
to attend a paper draft at the Recreation Annex volunteer coaches. Without volunteer (Su) Tom Hickey���������������������� 782-2164
to select teams. PARENTS WILL NOT coaches these programs are not possible. If Pop Warner
BE ABLE TO REQUEST A CERTAIN you are unable to coach but would like to Jim Valentine���������������������������� 782-8777
COACH OR THAT THEIR CHILD BE help out with these programs, the Recreation www.douglaspopwarner.com
PLACED WITH ANOTHER CHILD, NO Youth Basketball Leagues
Division is looking for team sponsors. If you DCPR���������������������������������������� 782-9828
EXCEPTIONS! are interested in helping out, please contact www.dcprsports.com
(Sa) 3/14 Time: Grades 5/6 9am the Recreation Department 782-9828. Youth Flag Football Leagues
Grades 7/8  11am DCPR���������������������������������������� 782-9828
www.dcprsports.com
We are currently looking for sponsors for Youth Volleyball Leagues
DCPR���������������������������������������� 782-9828
Youth Sports Leagues www.dcprsports.com
Youth Wrestling
2009 for NFL Flag Football John Grant�������������������������������� 720-2311

JR NBA/JR WNBA Basketball • Volleyball CHECK OUT SPORTS

If your business or organization is interested in becoming a ON THE WEB
sponsor, please call the Recreation Department at 782-9828 at www.dcprsports.com
 Valley

Adult Sports 13
Adult Flag Football League Softball Tournaments
Ages����������������������������������������������������������� 18+ Ages�����������������������������������������������������������18+
Entry fee is due at time of registration. League Entry fee is due at time of registration. All
size is restricted. All registration is based on tournaments are for adults only. These slow
first come first serve basis. Returning teams are pitch tournaments will be played in accordance
not guaranteed a space. 15 players are allowed with ASA regulations. All teams must pay a
Introduction to Golf to a roster. Each team will play a minimum $15 ASA fee in addition to the tournament fee.
for Ladies of 10 regular season games and participate in Each tournament will be a 3 game guarantee
Ages�����������������������������������������������������������18+ the post-season single elimination tournament. tournament. 1st place - 2nd place will receive
Taught by the professionals at the Carson Awards for tournament play only. Game times team awards. 1st place will receive individual
Valley Golf Course, ladies can learn to play will be between 9am - 2pm. Season runs awards. MVP awards may also be given.
golf in a fun, relaxed environment. The clinics approximately through April 1. All teams Please make checks payable to DCPR. If
will cover all the basics including full swing, are required to attend a mandatory manager’s there are any questions please call the Douglas
chipping, putting & etiquette. This clinic is meeting. Must be at least 18 years old to County Parks & Recreation Department, (775)
open to all levels of players and beginners participate. 782-9828. All proceeds will go towards youth
are very welcome. Sign up fast, as space is Time: 8 - 2pm Location: SP and teen sponsored recreation programs.
limited. (Su) 1/11 - 3/29 $450
Times: 5:15 - 6:15pm Location: CVGC Registration: 11/26 - 12/31 5002.101 Tournaments
(M &T) 4/20 & 4/21 $30 5015.104 Schedules Available Men’s “E” Tournament
Time: 8am Location: LP
Adult Volleyball Leagues Wednesday, January 7 after 3pm at the
Recreation Department Office located at 1327 (Sa & Su) 5/2 & 5/3 $275 5001.120
Ages���������������������������������������������������������. 18+ Women’s Open Tournament
Waterloo Lane in Gardnerville. Completed
Entry fee is due at time of registration. Each Time: 8am Location: LP
rosters are due at time of distribution.
team will play a minimum of 8 regular season (Sa & Su) 5/2 & 5/3 $275 5001.121
games and participate in the post-season Coed Open Tournament
single elimination tournament. Awards are Time: 8am Location: LP
for tournament play only. A gift certificate & (Sa & Su) 8/1 & 8/2 $275 5001.122
t-shirts for 1st place and a gift certificate for
2nd place in the tournament will be awarded.
Game times will be between 7:30 - 9:30pm.
League nights will vary. All teams are required Adult Softball Leagues
to submit a complete team roster prior to Ages��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� . 18+
league play. Must be at least 18 years old to Entry fee is due at time of registration. League size is restricted. All registration is based
participate. on first come first serve basis. Returning teams are not guaranteed a space. 20 players are
Time: 7:30 - 9:30pm  Location: CVMS allowed to a roster. Two games a week leagues will play minimum of 18 regular season
(M -Th) 3/9 - 5/14 $200 games and participate in a post-season double elimination tournament. One night a week
Registration: 1/19 - 2/20 leagues will play a minimum of 10 regular season games and participate in a post-season
Leagues Offered double elimination tournament. Awards will be given for league and tournament winners.
(M) Women’s (6 on 6) 5004.101 1st place – 3rd place in league will receive trophies. A plaque and t- shirts will be awarded
(T) Open “A” (4 on 4) 5004.102 for 1st place in the tournament. A plaque will be awarded for 2nd place in the tournament.
(W) Coed “C” (6 on 6) 5004.103 Game times will be between 6:30pm – 9:00pm. League nights will vary. Season runs
(Th) Coed “B” (6 on 6) 5004.104 approximately through August 3rd. All teams are required to attend a mandatory manager’s
Schedules Available meeting. Must be at least 18 years old to participate.
Wednesday, February 25 after 3pm at the Time: 6:30 - 9pm  Location: LP
Recreation Department Office located (M - Th) 4/27 - 7/30 $700 (2 nights)
at 1327 Waterloo Lane in Gardnerville. $460 (1 night)
Completed rosters are due at time of Registration 3/9 - 4/17
distribution. Leagues Offered
Wanted (W) Women’s 5001.101
(T/Th) Men’s “B” 5001.102
Officials & Referees (M/W) Men’s “C” 5001.103
Douglas County Parks & Recreation is currently (T) Men’s “D”  5001.104
looking for qualified officials for Youth and (F) Coed Open  5001.105
Adult Sports. Officials must be willing to Managers Meeting
work nights and weekends and have a flexible Women’s/Coed: (T) 4/21 6pm
schedule. Most games last approximately 1 Men’s: (W) 4/22 6pm
hour. We will train and certify for all sports. The meetings will be held at the Recreation
Previous officiating is preferred. Willingness to Annex, 1327 Waterloo Lane. Completed
be trained in multiple sports preferred. Please rosters are due at time of meeting.
call the Douglas County Parks & Recreation at
(775) 782-9828 for more information.
 Valley
Lake
1 Pre Kinder/Youth
Twosday Mornings
Ages ................................. Birth to Pre-school
Instructor ............................. Shelly Martinez
Wanted: Parents, grandparents, and caregivers
with young children who would like to spend
one morning a week in the company of their
peers enjoying structured and spontaneous
playful experiences. Fee includes creative art,
optional group circle time, and use of indoor
playground.
Time: 9:30 - 11:15am Location: KCC
(T) 1/6 - 1/27 $24 1048.101
(T) 2/3 - 2/24* $18 1048.102
(T) 3/3 - 3/31 $30 1048.103
(T) 4/7 - 4/28*
*No class 2/17, 4/14
$18 1048.104 Story time
Ages .......................................................... 3 - 8
Community Program Director, Carol Rapacz
and Kathy Echavarria presents theme based
stories for children.
Roots & Wings First Thursday and Second Friday each
Children’s Center month 9 - 10am KCC
Zephyr Cove Library Hours
at Kahle Park (W) 11 - 7pm
Accredited by the National Association (Th/F/Sa) 9 - 5pm
for the Education of Young Children. For more information call the Library at
Director ............................ Shelly Martinez Tot Egg Hunt (775)588-6411.
We are delighted to offer a part-time Sponsored by the Tahoe Douglas
developmental pre-school program at Kahle Fire Fighters Association
Community Center. We endeavor to create an Ages ..........................................................0 - 6
environment in which your children respect An Eggstra special day for Family Fun! The
themselves and others, while inviting their Easter Bunny will be hiding eggs outside and
young minds and bodies to think, create, you can climb on fire trucks. Come inside and
explore, discover, and wonder! Our goal is enjoy our bounce house, indoor playground
to inspire a lifelong love of learning. and refreshments. Bring a basket to collect
Age appropriate activities in the following eggs and a camera for an Eggsciting day!
curriculum areas will be offered daily: art, Time: Hunt begins at 11am outdoors and
math, science, language, sensory, cognitive gym will be open until 1pm Location: KCC
development, practical life, dramatic (F) 4/10 FREE
play, music, and fine and large muscle Kiddie Kickers Indoor
development.
Soccer Program Birthday Parties
Program hours for the 2008-2009 school year Let KCC help you plan, organize and make
are 9am - 12pm Monday - Friday. We will Ages ........................................................4* - 5 your child’s birthday a special event. Complete
offer a two-day (T/Th), a three day (M/W/F) Staff .......................... Recreation Division & our custom party package form and receive a
and a five day (M-F) program. Tuition is $17 .......................................... Volunteer Coaches custom quote. At least two weeks advance
per day, payable monthly thru June 2009. This introductory soccer program is for notice required. For more information call
Roots and Wings is a licensed preschool beginners. The league will emphasize basic 586-7271.
designed for 3 to 5 years olds. (Children soccer fundamentals, sportsmanship and
most of all, having fun learning the game.
More than just
must be potty trained.)
For more information about this year, or to Participants will be assigned to a team based
place your child on the waiting list for future on random selection. Practice and games
school years, please call Kahle Community
Center at (775)586-7271. A non-refundable
will be played on Sunday afternoons at Kahle
Community Center during the end of April
fun and games!
through May. Volunteer coaches are needed.
registration fee of $50 is required at time of
enrollment. There is no fee to place your Cost: $45 (includes team T-shirt & award) www.co.douglas.nv.us
child on the waiting list. Registration begins 2/13 until full
Open House
Our annual Open House will be in May.
Time: Games will be between 11am - 4pm
(Su) 3/22 - 5/17 5011.101 CHECK US OUT!
*Must be 4 years old by 4/3/09
Date will be announced and all are
A parent permission form needs to be filled
welcome.
out at time of registration.

Get in the Act!
“At the Improv”
Grades�����������������������������������������������������K - 6
Instructor������������������������������� Diane Handzel
Spontaneity, imagination, humor
group collaboration are found for building
improvisation skills. In this class, students
will learn the basics of ensemble work as well
as individual performance as they give their
imaginations over to the wonderful world of
Improv. The session will culminate with a
performance of the student’s original work for
family and friends using minimal props and
costumes on the last day of class during class
period.
Time: Mondays 3:30 - 5pm (grades K - 2)
Fridays 3:30 - 5pm (grades 3 - 6)
(M) 1/12 - 3/9* $110 
(F) 1/16 - 3/6 $110
* No class 2/16
Get in the Act!
“On Broadway-
Musical Theater”
Grades�����������������������������������������������������K - 6
Instructor������������������������������� Diane Handzel
Students will experience the excitement of
music theater while receiving training in voice,
theater and dance. Voice training focuses
on tone production, diction, projection,
interpretation and other vocal techniques while
dance will be taught in partnership with the
vocal music. Instruction in theater skills will
include character development, stage direction,
vocal inflection and physical expression. This
class will culminate with a musical theater
performance using costumes, props, and
theatrical set to be presented on the last day of
class for family and friends.
Time: Mondays 3:30 - 5pm (grades K - 2) home from school with more information
Fridays 3:30 - 5pm (grades 3 - 6)
(M) 3/16 - 6/1* $130
(F) 3/20 - 5/29* $130
*No class 4/6, 4/10, 5/25
Youth
Lake
15
Nevada Wildlife Duck
Stamp Contest
Grades������������������������������������������������������1 - 5
Instructor����������������������������� Suemi Atherton
For the Nevada Duck Stamp design! Students
will create subject artwork depicting N.A.
ducks, geese and swans in their natural
habitat. The Federal Junior Duck Stamp
Conservation Program is designed to increase Kid’s Club Programs
awareness among our nation’s youth of the Is your child looking for an after school
need to conserve N.A. Wetlands and water adventure? If you are looking for after school
fowl through an educational curriculum which care, we may have exactly what you need!
includes art. Kids Club offers two programs for your child.
Time: 3:30 - 5pm Location: KCC Kinder Kids is offered from 11:30am -3pm for
(Th) 3/5 & 3/12 $14*
*Additional $10 supply fee payable to
1129.103 kindergartners. Fee is $10 per day, payable
monthly. Kid’s Club is offered from 3:30 -
instructor at class. 6pm and is designed to serve students ages 6
through 12. Kids Club and Kinder Kids are
Tae Kwon Do held at Zephyr Cove Elementary School. We
and Ages��������������������������������������������������������7 - 12 provide a safe, enriching and exciting after
Instructors�������Chris and Rick Manglinong school experience for your child. Trained
Join the fastest growing, most exciting martial and dedicated staff are on hand to offer crafts,
art in the world today-Tae Kwon Do! Tae group games, outdoors and gymnasium play,
Kwon Do is a centuries old Korean martial snacks and homework time. The focus of our
art. It emphasizes such fundamental values program is to give children an environment
as courtesy, integrity, self-discipline and a to meet friends and have fun just being a kid!
positive self- image. The powerful techniques Children can attend Monday through Friday
taught in Tae Kwon Do are an excellent form (except holidays and teacher workdays).
of self defense.
Time: 6 - 7pm Location: KCC Father/Daughter
(W) 1/7 - 1/28
(W) 2/4 - 2/25*
$16
$12
1409.101
1409.102
Sweetheart Dance
1024.101 (W) 3/4 - 3/25 $16 1409.103
Sponsored by Harrah’s/Harvey’s
1024.102 (W) 4/1 - 4/29* $16 1409.104 Resort Hotel and Casino
*No Class 2/18, 4/15 Be the coolest dad in town and dance the
Drop-in $8 per class night away with your daughter! This is a very
special evening for father (or adult chaperones)
and their daughters to dance and visit with
friends. Refreshments will be served and a
photo keepsake is available for an additional
fee. This event sells out each year. Tickets go
on sale January 5th.
Time: 7 - 9:30pm 1113.103
Location: Harvey’s Convention Center
(F) 2/6 $20/couple*
*$5 per additional daughter
Spring Break
Adventure Days Kahle Community
Grades�����������������������������������������������������.1 - 6
Enjoy your school break with us by going on Center
field trips, playing games, crafts, and having
fun! Fee includes admission, transportation &
Is a
supervision. Bring a sack lunch and spending
money each day. Watch for a flyer coming
about activities and how you can sign up for
SAFE PLACE
1024.103 Adventure Days. In cooperation with
1024.104 Time: 7:30am - 6pm Location: KCC Tahoe Youth and Family Services.
(M - F) 4/6 - 4/10 $22/day 1123.102/106
 Lake Valley

16 Youth/Teen
MARTIAL ARTS
Tae Kwon Do Philippine Stick
Ages���������������������������������������������� 13 to Adult
Instructors�������Chris and Rick Manglinong
Fighting Arnis
Ages��������������������������������������������� 16 and over
Tae Kwon Do is not only an effective self-
Instructors�������Chris and Rick Manglinong
defense program, but a means for personal
Arnis is a blending of the countless styles of
development, character development and
the related methods: Solo Baston (single stick).
discipline. It develops confidence, respect,
Sinawali (do weave) which uses two sticks
flexibility, agility, coordination and leadership.
twirled in a weaving fashion, and Espada Y
It also aids in weight reduction, increases
Daga (sword and dagger) which uses a long
endurance and lowers heart rate. Join the
and short stick. Arnis is simple to learn and
fastest growing, most exciting martial art in the
requires no special conditioning or raw physical
world today - Tae Kwon Do!
strength. It is particularly well suited for senior
Time: 6 - 7:30pm
(W) 1/7 - 1/28 $20
Location: KCC
1409.105
citizens or a person who is only interested in TEENS WANTED!
(W) 2/4 - 2/25* $15 1409.106
self-defense.
Time: 7:30 - 8:30pm Location: KCC
Friday Nights at Kahle CC
(W) 3/4 - 3/25 $20 1409.107 Grades���������������������������������������������������� 6 - 12
(W) 1/7 - 1/28 $20 1707.101 Shoot hoops, play volleyball, arcade games,
(W) 4/1 - 4/29* $20  1409.108
(W) 2/4 - 2/25* $15  1707.102 watch TV or play video games. This is the
*No Class 2/18, 4/15
(W) 3/4 - 3/25 $20  1707.103 night for teens to enjoy the Community Center
Drop-in $10 per class
(W) 4/1 - 4/29* $20 1707.104 with their friends.
Introduction to Muay Thai *No Class 2/18, 4/15
Drop-in $10 per class
Time: 6:30 - 9pm Location: KCC
Ages �����������������������������������������������������������7 + (F) Continuous* Drop-in $3**
Instructors����������������������������Jose Lombrana Mixed Martial Arts *Except holidays & special rental nights
Get lean, strong and tough with Muay Thai. **Free to pass holder
Muay Thai Kickboxing is an effective Beginner Boot Camp
full contact fighting sport that implements Ages �������������������������������������������������� 13 & up Child & Infant
Instructors��������������������������Chris Markoulis
punches, kicks, elbows, knee strikes and take
This class will focus on basic strength and con- CPR & First Aid
downs. Along with emphasis on strength and Ages������������������������������������������������������ 10 - 15
endurance building, flexibility is also a major ditioning, kickboxing, wrestling and submis-
sion. Students will need to furnish a mouth- Instructors�����Kris Zehren &Vicki Schussel
advantage that comes with Muay Thai training. Help to prevent and be prepared for emergencies.
Students will need to bring own equipment. piece.
Time: 7 - 8pm  Location: KCC Receive certification in child and infant CPR
Contact Kahle Community Center for a full and or First Aid by gaining the knowledge,
list. (T) On-going $10/class 1409.111/114
skills and confidence to care for infants and
Time: 7:30 - 8:30pm
(F) On-going
Location: KCC
1665.101/105
Self-Defense children in emergency situations. Recognize
Instructor����������������������������Chris Markoulis emergencies and illnesses with first aid, rescue
Drop-in $10 per class. This group workshop focuses on training fun- breathing and other appropriate care. Class
damentals, self-defense technique and applica- combines video, hands-on practice, discussion
tion. and a multiple choice test for a complete
Time: 7 - 8pm Location: KCC learning experience. Great for babysitters and
(T) On-going $10/class 1707.111/114 older siblings. Must attend both dates.
*4 classes $36, 8 classes $68 (T) 2/17 10am - 2pm Location: KCC
(T) 2/24 3:30 - 6pm
Cost $15 1605.105

Dog Obedience
Instructor���������������������������������� Guy Yeaman
Babysitters Boot Camp Have you and your canine companion been
Ages������������������������������������������������������ 10 - 13 getting along lately? If you need help in
establishing good conduct and curbing bad
Instructor������������������������������������Kris Zehren
habits, this course is for you. Guy uses a light-
Earn your own money and become a responsible handed approach to help your dog to obey
babysitter! Practice good decision making and commands: heel, sit, stand, stay and recall.
handling real life situations through role playing Each dog needs a training collar and a fabric or
and hands on activities. Share ideas with other leather lead. Dogs must be at least four months
babysitters while you get information and old.
training you need to handle the challenges of Time: 7 - 8pm  Location: KCC
child care. (Th) 1/8 - 2/12 $80 1422.102
Time: 3:30 - 5pm Location: KCC (Th) 2/19 - 3/26 $80 1422.104
(T/Th) 4/28 & 4/30 $15 1605.106 (Th) 4/2 - 5/7 $80 1422.106
 Adult
Lake
17
Latino Dance
Instructors��������������������������� Alfredo Ochoa
Get a cardio workout while you are introduced
to a variety of dance styles. Learn the steps of
the Salsa, Meringue, Cha-Cha and more. Class
will include a brief history of Latino dance.
Time: 7:30 - 8:30pm Location: KCC
Scrap Booking (F) 12/12 - 1/2 $35* 1727.302
All Day Crop *$10/drop-in
Instructor�����������������������������������Denese Dunt
Six uninterrupted hours of scrap booking.
You will need to bring plenty of photos and
adhesive along with your scrapbook album CPR
to this crop. Idea books and a variety of tools Ages��������������������������������������������� 16 and over
are available to use. Additional supplies are Instructors�������� Tahoe Douglas Firefighters
always available for purchase at the workshop. You have just three minutes to save a life. Do you
You will learn a new technique each month. have the skills? An American Red Cross class
Snacks and a ‘goodie bag” is provided. for CPR and foreign body airway obstruction
Time: 9am - 5pm  Location: KCC and prudent heart living. Emergency Medical
(Sa) 1/17 $15 1659.120 System entry and the legalities of these
(Sa) 2/21 $10* 1659.121 procedures will be discussed.
(Sa) 3/21 $15 1659.122 Time: 6 - 9pm  Location: RHFD
(Sa) 4/18 $15 1659.123 (Th) 1/29 $30  1715.101
*$25 at the door proceeds go the the Relay (T) 3/24 $30 1715.102
for Life. RHFS - Round Hill Fire Station, room #1

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Adult Fitness
Lake
18
Fitness Incentive!
Navigate the Nile
Sail, swim or row your way down the longest
river in the world! Use our facility to work
out and record your sessions as you Navigate
the Nile! Sign up at the front counter anytime
after March 1st.
Personal Training
Being part of a personal training
program can create lifelong healthy
habits and improve your overall well
being. Personal training is provided by
training professionals. Personal trainers
are available to design and supervise your
exercise program. Prices vary. Information
is available at KCC front counter.
Chisel’d
Ages������������������������������������������������������Adults
Instructor����������������������������Frank D’ Angelo
This class is an awesome strength training
program utilizing light barbells and hand
weights. This class improves muscular strength
and endurance, fat burning metabolism and
bone density. The movements are easy to
follow and can be adapted for the novice to
advanced participant. Great muscle and expert
instruction make this class a must to add to
your training regimen.
Time: 7:10 - 8:10am
or 12:10 - 1pm
(T/Th) $10/class* Location: KCC
*Punch cards: 4/$36 & 8/$64
Total Body Fitness
Ages������������������������������������������������ 13 and up
Instructor������������������������������������ Fran Gayer
Come spend a focused hour to improve your
entire body strength, endurance, balance and
flexibility. We will use light weights, stability
balls and bands for our equipment. What’s
needed is an awesome attitude, water bottle
and towel.
Time: 9 - 10:15am  Location: KCC
(M/F) $10/class*  1757.101/104
Punch cards: 4 classes/$32, 8 classes/$56
Spinning
Ages������������������������������������������������ 12 and up
Instructor��������������������������������� Andrea King,
�������������������������������� Andy Veris, Sue McCall
Would you like to improve mind and body
awareness? Spinning is a stationary bicycle
program paired with inspirational music. It is a
low impact activity that allows the students to
control their own exercise intensity. It is ideal
for individuals of all fitness levels. The use
of heart rate monitors keeps each individual
within their optimum exertion range. Most
importantly, it is incredibly fun!
Times: 7:30 & 6pm  Location: KCC
(M/W/F) On-going  1705.101/103
Drop-in $10 per class. Punch cards
available
Jazzercise
Instructors��������������������������Sherry Baiocchi,
��������������������������������������������Shannon Shearer
When you love your workout, results come
easy especially with Jazzercise. Each 60 minute
class includes a warm-up, 30 minutes of aerobic
segment, muscle toning and strengthening
using weights and a full body stretch. With
fresh choreography to music you love, this is a
program that’s anything but routine.
(T/TH) 9am  Location: KCC
On-going
Drop-in $8 per class to instructor
Pilates
Ages������������������������������������������������ 13 and up
Instructor���������������������� Rose Marie Ottman
Introduction to the mat series of exercises
based on the teachings of Joseph Pilates.
Gain strength, flexibility and improve your
posture. Learn a special breathing technique
to increase control of your abdominal muscles.
Improve mobility in the spine and reduce back
pain. Strengthen targeted muscle groups and
improve athletic performance.
Time: 10:15 - 11:30am Location: KCC
(T/Sa) On-going $10/class 1728.101/104
4 classes $32, 8 classes $56
Valley
Physio-Ball Exercise
Ages������������������������������������������������ 13 and up
Instructor��������������������������������� Andrea King
Core strength exercises on the ball to improve
balance, flexibility and strength. We will also
do light weights for upper body & lower body
conditioning.
Time: 9 - 10am Location: KCC
(M/F) On-going  1705.104/106
Punch cards: 4/$23, 8/$56 20/$120
Zumbama Fitness Classes
Starts January
Call 786-7271 for more information.
Yoga
Ages��������������������������������������������������� 12 & up
Instructor����������������������������������� Kris Zehren
Stretch yourself to a better night’s sleep, a
healthier heart, and a happier outlook! This
one hour class will increase awareness of the
mind and body. We will move the body in vari-
ous postures; observe the breath, body align-
ment, concentration and meditation. All levels
are welcome. Eat something light at least 1
hour before class.
Time: 12:30 - 1:30pm Location: KCC
(T) On-going $10/class*
(F) On-going $10/class*  1634.101/104
Punch cards - $70 for 10 classes
*Payable to the instructor
New
Hot Yoga Viniyasa
Ages��������������������������������������������������� 14 & up
Instructor��������������������������������� Dana Drexler
Help open bodies, release toxins and reduce
stress! This flowing yoga allows you to explore
your flexibility and discover your mind, body
connection. Must have a mat, large towel and
water bottle and be ready to sweat! Room
temperature is 90 - 100.
Time: 5:30 -7pm Location: KCC
(M & Th) On-going $10/class
 1731.101/104
 Active Adult
Tahoe-Douglas
Senior Center (TDSC)
TDSC serves Douglas County’s senior
population residing inside the Tahoe Basin. The
Center is located at 885 Hwy 50, next to the fire
station on the corner of Warrior Way and US 50,
telephone: (775) 588-5140. It is unique among
Nevada’s senior centers in that it is currently
operated solely by volunteers, for which reason
it is not open every day. Among the many
services and activities TDSC offers are:
• Twice-weekly (Tuesdays and Saturdays)
member socializing and handicraft activities
plus afternoon BINGO sessions beginning at 1
p.m.
• A monthly membership luncheon with speaker
program (2nd Wednesday of each month)
• Four casino/musical outings to Carson City
each year, plus various other group activities
such as visits to Apple Hill and to other points
of interest such as Thunderbird Lodge, cruising
Trail Trekkers
Join us for a one hour walk around our Indoor
walking track. Increase your energy level, sleep
better and decrease the risk of heart disease by
engaging in a regular walking program. Bring
comfortable shoes and carry water, join us
whenever you can. Meet in the Lobby at Kahle
Community Center Wednesdays at 9 am.
Lake Tahoe aboard the MS Dixie, etc., etc.
• Monday shopping trips and transport to
medical/ dental appointments for members
aboard one of TDSC’s two vans operated by
volunteer member/drivers.
• Participation in an annual canned food drive
for the needy.
• Collection of “distressed” bakery items
from Round Hill Safeway for distribution to
those in need thereof at the center on Saturday
mornings.
• Distribution of excess USDA food commodities
to those deemed eligible to receive same per
USDA’s family income criteria (3rd Thursday
of every other month).
TDSC supports many worthy causes through
monetary donations to organizations such as
the Women’s Center, Christmas Cheer, Cancer
League, and more, made possible by the sale
of TDSC Auxiliary’s handicraft items. TDSC’s
annual membership fee is a nominal $5 per
person.
Adult Adventures
Virginia City
See history unfold before your eyes as you
walk the boardwalks, stroll through the mines,
mansions, antique stores, Opera House and
streets of this once greatest and largest city in
Nevada.
Time: 9am - 4pm  Location: KCC
(W) 4/29 $15 1730.112
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AARP Driver Safety Course
Instructor������������������������������������� Irv Phillips
AARP’s Driver Safety course (55 ALIVE)
will be held from 8:30am to 5pm at Kahle
Community Center. The class is a refresher
course for drivers age 55 and older with
emphasis upon how age-related changes affect
driving. The purpose of the class is to help
seniors continue to be safe drivers as long
as possible. Those who complete the course
may be eligible for a discount on their auto
insurance. Pre-registration is required.
There is a $10 fee payable to the instructor
at the class.
Time: 8:30am - 5pm Location: KCC
(Sa) 3/21 $10 1737.101
(Sa) 5/16 $10 1737.102
Forever Fit with Fran
Ages������������������������������������������������������ Senior
Instructor������������������������������������ Fran Gayer
Come get fit and have fun with old friends and
new friends! This class is designed for older
adults looking to maintain functional fitness for
life. Class will focus on strength and resistance
training, balance and stability, flexibility and
stretching and fitness walking. A physician’s
consent is required.
Time: 11am - 12pm Location: KCC
(M/W) $10/class* 1757.101/104
Punch cards: 4 classes/$32, 8 classes/$56
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Kiddie Kickers Indoor It’s your turn to Play!
Soccer Program Adult Sports
Ages ....................................................... 4* - 5 Ages ................................................... 18 & up
Staff ........................... Recreation Division & So your vertical isn’t what it used to be? But
.......................................... Volunteer Coaches you know you’ve still got the moves. Enjoy
This introductory soccer program is for the game in an informal atmosphere. Players
beginners. The league will emphasize basic of various skill levels are welcome to join in.
soccer fundamentals, sportsmanship and All participants must be a pass holder to the
most of all, having fun learning the game. Community Center or pay the $6 drop-in fee.
Participants will be assigned to a team based Player’s must rotate in if more than 2 teams
on random selection. Practice and games are formed.
will be played on Sunday afternoons at Kahle Basketball Adult Softball Leagues
Community Center during the end of April Time: 12:30 - 2pm & 7 - 9:30pm
(T/Th) Continuous Location: KCC
Registration
through May. Volunteer coaches are needed. Returning Teams: April 1 - April 10
Cost: $45 (includes team T-shirt & award) (Sa) 12 - 2pm (half court only) New Teams: April 13 until full
Registration begins 2/13 until full. Volleyball (Minimum 10 games & season ending double
Time: Games will be between 11am - 4pm Time: 7 - 9:30pm elimination tournament for top teams)
(Su) 3/22 - 5/17 5011.101 (W) Continuous Location: KCC Entry Fee: $440.00
*Must be 4 years old by 4/3/09 Please check weekly schedule for any Season starts week of May 4th
A parent permission form needs to be filled schedule changes or planned programs and Night Divisions Offered
out at time of registration. read posted signs regarding court closures Women’s 035.101
and time adjustments.
Volunteer Coaches Men’s C 5035.102
Nights of play for division - TBA
& Team Sponsors “Open” Adult 5 on 5
Our Kiddie Kickers Soccer Program is in
search of volunteer coaches. Without volunteer Basketball league Zephyr Cove Tennis Club
South Lake’s only fully functioning, all age
coaches this program is not possible. If you Registration:
tennis club with programs and events for all
are unable to coach but would like to help out Returning teams 2/5 - 2/16
ability levels.
with these programs, the Recreation Division New teams 2/17 until full
• Available for Adult and Jr. Lesson
is looking for team sponsors. If you are (Register early - Limited space available)
• Tennis Racket stringing
interested in helping out, please contact Kahle Entry Fee: $450 per team
Group programs to re-start Mid-March.
Community Center at (775) 586-7271. Dates: Tentative Starts on 3/17
For more information, contact Head Pro
Games played between 5:30 - 8:30pm
Kyle Horvath, USPTA at 775-901-0661
Global Gear Drive Divisions Offered
Help support recreation and sports around Tuesday Night 5009.101
the world! We are collecting balls, baseball
mitts, bats, sports uniforms and shoes in
Thursday night 5009.102
Minimum 7 games and season ending single Try the
good condition to assist the National Alliance elimination tournament. Completed rosters are CLIMBING WALL
for Youth Sports Initiative. This non profit due at the first game. No Exceptions.
organization provides sports equipment and The Parks and Recreation Department has the at Kahle
programs to children throughout the world. right to ask any person to leave the facility due
Drop off at Kahle Community center’s front to violation of facility rules or unacceptable Community Center
counter and receive a free water bottle or sports behavior or language.
drink as a thank you!
Wanted
Youth Sports Organization Program Instructors!
We are always looking for teachers who
The Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department prepares and main- want to share their knowledge with a group
of students! Call us at 586-7271 to be part
tains practice and competitive fields used by the Youth Sports Organiza- of our KCC team.
tions. Questions regarding the sports sponsored by these organizations can
be answered by calling the following:
SATISFACTION
AYSO Soccer.............................................................. .www.aysotahoe.org GUARANTEED
We guarantee your satisfaction with all
Pop Warner Football ............................www.southtahoepopwarner.com our programs and we strive to provide the
Little League Baseball ...................................www.tahoelittleleague.com best possible experience and top quality
Youth Ice Hockey .............................................................www.staha.com activities. Let us know if we can assist you
with anything including a refund.
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Indoor Playground and Facility Rental

Games at KCC Looking for a place for meetings, parties,
Air hockey, foosball, video games and more! or a wedding reception?
Children 9 years and under are free and must be Look no further. Kahle Community Center offers meeting rooms, a multipurpose
accompanied by a paid parent or guardian. gym and a kitchen for rent. Rooms can accommodate 50-500 people. Audiovisual
equipment is also available. For reservation information call 775-586-7271.
Whether you are in town for a day or a year-round resident, we welcome you to our first class community center.
Gymnasium, Fitness Area, Indoor Walking/Jogging Track, Indoor Playground, Snack Bar, Classes, Facility Rentals

Kahle Community Center ~ The “Center” of the Community

Various fees for Kids Club, drop-in classes, dance & exercise programs, contracted classes, sport leagues and other programmed activities in the
facility.
Paid Daily Walk – Drop-in Guests and Pass holders are entitled to use of the gymnasium, weight room, jogging track and gym restrooms. Use
of the gym, weight room, jogging track and rock wall is only available during normal hours of operation and when the designated areas are not
being utilized for scheduled Department programs or reserved activities and events.
Annual Pass may be paid in full or by an Auto-Debit system. With the Auto-Debit system, the first quarter installment is paid at the facility
when the pass is purchased, with the remaining balance automatically deducted from a checking account for the next consecutive 3 months. A
$1.50 charge will be added to each installment for annual pass holders utilizing the auto-debit system.
All pass holders are required to carry the Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department Photo Identification Card as the facility operates on a
bar code system. There is no charge for the first card provided.

Recreation Center Hours Kahle Community Center

Seasonal Closures
During inclement weather, announcements
Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday about building closures, late openings or
6am - 10pm 8am - 8pm 11am - 4pm cancellation of leagues or classes will be
made on KRLT (93.9FM) and KTHO (590
AM)
Category Age Daily Walk-in 30-Day Pass 90-Day Pass Annual Pass Holiday Closures
January 1 New Years Day
Child 9 & under* $0 $0 $0 $0 January 19 Martin Luther King Birthday
Youth 10 - 17 $3 $19 $35 $79 February 16 Presidents Day
Student Pass 18-24 $7 $35 $75 $219
Adult 18+ $7 $45 $99 $219 April 12 Easter Sunday
Senior 55+ $7 $35 $75 $189 We strive to keep closures to a minimum.
Disabled Veteran $0 $0 $0 $0 Other closures may exist due to safety
issues, building rentals and inclement
*Free with paid adult weather.
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Adult (Age 12 & Over)����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������$2.00
All-Day Fees: Senior/Disabled*��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������$1.00
Social Services������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������$1.00
Student I.D. Discount������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������$1.00
775-783-6456 Children 11 and under ride free with an adult. *Suggested Donation. No bus service on weekends or holidays.

Wal-mart Vista Grande/ Mica CVI Smith’s Tillman TRE Topaz

Southbound Service

7:00 7:30 7:40 7:50

8:00 8:05 8:30 8:40 8:50
9:00 9:05 9:30 9:40 9:50
10:00 10:05 10:30
11:00 11:05 11:30 11:40 11:50
12:00 12:05 12:30 12:40 12:50
2:00 2:05 2:30 2:40 2:50
3:30 3:40 3:50
4:00 4:20 4:30 5:05 EXPRESS
5:00 5:05 5:30 5:40 5:50
6:00 6:30 6:40 6:50

TRE topaz tillman smith’s cvi vista grande/mica walmant costco

Northbound Service

6:40 6:50
6:10 6:20 6:50 7:00 7:10 7:40 7:50
7:50 8:00 8:10 8:30 8:40 8:50
8:50 9:00 9:10 9:30 9:40 9:50
9:50 10:00 10:10 10:30 10:40 10:50
11:10 11:30 11:40 11:50
12:50 1:00 1:10 1:40 1:50
2:50 3:00 3:10 3:30 3:40 3:50
3:50 4:00 4:10 4:40 4:50
5:10 EXPRESS 6:00

KINGSBURY ROUTE – Daily Schedule Round-trip ticket: $5 (Exact change required) • 10-ride pass: $22 (Savings $3 per pass) •  1-month pass:  $90 (Savings $10 per month)
 3-month pass:  $260 (Savings $13 per month) • When transferring from BlueGO or DART: $3
Direct Service between Carson Valley and South Lake Tahoe Kingsbury Express tickets and passes may be used for same-day transfers to BlueGO fixed routes:  FREE

Tahoe’s Smooth Movin’ Shuttle!

Stop Time Time Time Time Time Time Time
Location AM PM PM PM PM PM AM
EASTBOUND  • From Stateline Transit Center,
California to Johson Ln., Minden, Nevada

Stateline Transit Center 8:45 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:30 6:30 12:15
Harrah’s Lake Tahoe 8:49 3:34 4:04 4:34 5:34 6:34 12:19
MontBleu Casino & Spa 8:54 3:39 4:09 4:39 5:39 6:39 12:24
Kingsbury Transit Center 8:57 3:42 4:12 4:42 5:42 6:42 12:27
Lakeside Inn & Casino 8:59 3:44 4:14 4:44 5:44 6:44 12:29
State Route 207/Market Street (Mott Canyon Tavern) 9:02 3:47 4:17 4:47 5:47 6:47 12:02
Tina Court/Tramway Drive (Upper Kingsbury) 9:10 3:55 4:25 4:55 5:55 6:55 12:10
The Ridge Resorts Clubhouse -- -- 4:31 -- -- -- --
Foothill Park and Ride Lot 9:25 4:10 4:46 5:10 6:10 7:1- 12:25
Kimmerling Road/Tillman Road (DCI Carson City/Ranchos) 9:35 4:20 4:56 5:20 6:20 7:20 12:35
Waterloo Lane/Skateboard Park 9:50 4:35 5:05 5:35 6:35 7:35 12:20
Minden - US Highway 395/4th Street -- -- -- 5:40 -- -- By Req
Stephanie Way/Vicky Road -- -- -- 5:55 -- -- By Req
Johnson Lane/Clapham Lane -- -- -- 6:00 -- -- By Req

Stop
holder of a current Kingsbury Express ticket or pass and b) firstbe cleared by

Time Time Time Time Time Time

WESTBOUND  •  From stephanie Wy., Minden, Nevada

your supervisor or human resources officer who will contact dispatcher.

Guaranteed Ride Home mid-day in emergencies: $10 (You must a) be a

Location AM PM AM AM AM PM
Stephanie Way/Vicky Road -- 6:20 -- -- -- --
to Stateline Transit Center, California

Johnson Lane/Clapham Lane -- 6:26 -- -- -- --

Minden - US Hwy 395/4th Street -- 6:41 -- -- -- --
Waterloo Lane/Skateboard Park 5:45 -- 7:15 7:45 8:45 2:30
Gilman Avenue/US Highway 395 (Senior Center) 5:47 6:47 7:17 7:47 8:47 2:32
Kimmerling Road/Tillman Road (DCI Carson City/Ranchos) 5:55 6:55 7:25 7:55 8:55 2:40 Ride BlueGO to biking, skiing, hiking, swimming,
Foothill Park and Ride Lot 6:05 7:05 7:35 8:05 9:05 2:50 gaming, shopping, walking, kayaking and sailing!
6:19 7:19 7:49 8:19 9:19 3:04
We are your ride for getting around South Lake
Tina Court/Tramway Drive (Upper Kingsbury)
The Ridge Resorts Clubhouse -- -- 7:55 -- -- --
State Route 207/Across Market Street (Scotty’s Hardware) 6:13 7:31 8:05 8:31 9:31 3:15 Tahoe, Camp Richardson, Meyers, Stateline, Zephyr
Kingsbury Transit Center 6:34 7:34 8:08 8:34 9:34 3:18 Cove, Marla Bay, Round Hill & Upper Kingsbury!
Lakeside Inn & Casino 6:36 7:36 8:10 8:36 9:36 3:20
Horizon Casino Resort 6:39 7:39 8:13 8:39 9:39 3:23 Call 530-541-7149 or visit us online at
Harveys Lake Tahoe Bus Center 6:41 7:41 8:15 8:41 9:41 3:25 www.bluego.org for more information!
Stateline Transit Center 6:43 7:43 8:17 8:43 9:43 3:28
 General Information
Satisfaction Guarantee
The Douglas County Parks and Recreation
Department is constantly striving to pro-
vide you with the highest quality recreation
activities, events, and programs. We are
confident that you will enjoy these pro-
grams, and we will back up commitment to
provide high quality services.
Your suggestions, comments or ideas for
improvements are appreciated. They will
help us do the best job possible.
If you are not completely satisfied, tell us
and we will arrange for you to:
1. Repeat the class at NO charge -or-
2. Receive full credit that can be applied to
any other program -or-
3. Receive all of your money back.
Satisfaction guarantee requests may be
made in person or by calling us at 782-
9828. Requests should be made within 5
working days after the first class meeting.
Refund checks will be mailed within two
(2) weeks.
Please note that due to the nature of the ac-
tivities, sports leagues, facility rentals, and
Kahle Daily Walk-In fees, 30-Day Pass
fees and 90-Day Pass fees are not eligible
for these refund provisions.
Mission Statement
To continue to create and preserve quality parks and recreation
opportunities, serving people of all ages and interests, that
positively affect the community and enrich life.
Become a V.I.P.!
Volunteer in Parks and Recreation
Did you know? In the early 1900’s, most
Parks and Recreation program planning and
implementation were done solely by vol-
unteers who were simply believers in the
values of planned recreation. As a Volunteer
you can help fill a need, share a skill and
provide dedication, community involve-
ment, a fresh outlook and new enthusiasm
to Parks and Recreation programs. You’ll
serve as a special link between the commu-
nity and the Recreation Department. Parks
and Recreation depends on volunteers to
support staff projects and provide improved
county services to all citizens. If you would
like more information on how you can help,
call us at 782-9828 or 586-7271, or stop by
our office.
Parks and
Recreation Commission
The Parks & Recreation Commission
serves as an advisory board for the Parks
& Recreation Department. Monthly meet-
ings are held, rotating between Lake and
Valley locations. Meetings are held the
first Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm.
Call the department at 782-9828 for
more information or for a copy of the
meeting agenda.
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Together, we can build a better
community!
Your friends and neighbors have gener-
ously donated monies, supplies and time
to enhance our Parks & Recreation Ser-
vices. Your donation can help provide the
following items that we need:
Sponsorship for Youths & Teens -
Ribbons for Fun Runs - Sod for fields -
Preschool supplies - Build Playgrounds
- Park benches - Food & paper
products for special events - Trees &
shrubs - Field Lighting - Printing
Roping chutes - Sports equipment
Photos
Douglas County Parks & Recreation may take
photos of enrolled participants. These photos
are for department use only and may be used in
future brochures, the Douglas County website,
Channel 19 public access bulletin board, flyers
and displays. If you do not want yourself or
your child photographed, please notify the
administration office in writing.
For Your Information
AP�������������������������������������������������������Aspen Park
CCMES����������C.C. Meneley Elementary School
CVGC������������������������Carson Valley Golf Course
CVMS��������������������Carson Valley Middle School
DCFG������������������� Douglas County Fairgrounds
DCSR�������������Douglas County Shooting Range
DSC���������������������������������Douglas Senior Center
DWS����������������������������������������� Dance Workshop
EGC��������������������������������Edgewood Golf Course
EO��������������������������������������������� Extension Office
GES������������������Gardnerville Elementary School
HP����������������������������������������������������� Herbig Park
HDMR�������������������������� High Desert Martial Arts
JVES���������������� Jacks Valley Elementary School
KCC���������������������������� Kahle Community Center
KCP�������������������������������� Kahle Community Park
KMS����������������������������Kingsbury Middle School
LP������������������������������������������������������Lampe Park
MES��������������������������Minden Elementary School
MP����������������������������������������������������Minden Park
PHES������������������ Piñon Hills Elementary School
PWL����������������������������Pau Wa Lu Middle School
RA������������������������������������������� Recreation Annex
RD��������������������������������� Recreation Department
RHFS������������������������������� Round Hill Fire Station
SES�������������������������Scarselli Elementary School
SP���������������������������������������������������� Stodick Park
TBA����������������������������������������� To Be Announced
TDC���������������������������������� The Discovery Center
TRE������������������������������������Topaz Ranch Estates
WG������������������������������������������������������World Gym
WP�����������������������������������������������Westwood Park
ZCES�������������� Zephyr Cove Elementary School
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Enrollment is Easy!
Advance registration recommended.
Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department Customer Service Locations
Administration Office (Lampe Park Office) Kahle Community Center
1327 Waterloo Lane 236 Kingsbury Grade
Gardnerville, NV 89410 Stateline, NV 89449
Phone - 782-9828 Fax - 782-9844 Phone - 586-7271 Fax - 586-7273

walk-in
Registration
Lampe Park office
Registration accepted
Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm
or
Kahle Community Center
Monday through Friday 7 am to 10pm,
Saturday 8am to 8pm or Sunday 11am to 4pm
mail-in
Registration
Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department
P.O. Box 218, Minden, NV 89423
or
Kahle Community Center
P.O. Box 5040, Stateline, NV 89449
Make checks payable to (DCPRD) Douglas County
Parks & Recreation Department. Send payment
with name of enrollee, program title and code.

drop-off fax or phone

Payments can be dropped off
Registration
Lampe Park office
after hours at: Register by phone using a M/C or Visa by
Lampe Park office calling 782-9828 or by fax at 782-9844.

in the night drop box by the front door. Kahle Community Center
Register by phone using a M/C or Visa by
calling 586-7271 or by fax at 586-7273.

➠ refund
policy
Full credit will be given for
cancellation prior to the activity.
A $5 processing fee will be charged if you request a
refund prior to the activity.
100% refund if the department cancels.
Refunds take approximately two weeks to receive.
General
policY
1 Registration will not be accepted by instructors.
2. The Department has the right to cancel classes.
3. Classes may be cancelled if under minimum
enrollment.
4. All Registrations are accepted on a first-come,
first-serve basis.

Participation in Parks & Recreation Department Programs is at Your Own Risk