leisure happenings spring 2012

CITY OF CORINTH RECREATION DIVISION

LEISURE HAPPENINGS!

JANUARY-MAY 2012

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Recreation MEANS Quality For Life

Recreation OfficeCorinth City Hall3300 Corinth ParkwayCorinth, Texas 76208Hours: M-Th 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.- Fri. 7:30-11:00

Woods Building1128 Postwood DriveCorinth, Texas 76210Hours: Varies

Crownover Recreation Center1901 Creekside DriveCorinth, Texas 76210Hours: M - F 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.; Sat 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

CORINTH RECREATION DIVISION LOCATIONS

940-498-1FUNFax: 940-498-3234

Fax: 940-498-3234

940-369-4797Fax: 940-498-3234

CITY COUNCILPaul Ruggiere...............................................................Mayor

Randy Gibbons...........................................................Place 1Jim Mayfield..............................................................Place 2John Booher......................................................Place 3Joe Harrison-Mayor Pro-Tem..................................Place 4Bruce Hanson........................................................Place 5

PARKS AND RECREATIONCOMMISSION

Jerry Mentink..................................................ChairpersonJames Chastain......................................Vice-Chairperson

John Hoeffler Lowell JohnsonLance Hendrick Nathan Rockwell

CITY OF CORINTHJim Berzina.......................................Acting City ManagerSamantha Foster.........Recreation Program CoordinatorMelissa Dolan.................................Recreation SpecialistCathy Stallcup.........................Administrative Assistant

CITY INFO

RECREATION STAFFSamantha Foster [email protected] (940) 498-1386Melissa Dolan [email protected] (940) 498-1386Cathy Stallcup [email protected] (940) 498-1386

MISSION STATEMENTThe City government exists only to serve its citizens.To that end the City will limit itself to providing,maintaining, and upgrading basic services consistantwith a family-oriented community.These things willbe accomplished through openness and prudent useof revenues. Every action taken by the Council orCity employees on behalf of the citizens will be an

example of impeccable personal integrity.

PHOTOGRAPHSFrequently, the Recreation Division takes photographsor videotapes of people enjoying programs, specialevents, or parks and facilities. These photographsand videotapes are for the Parks and RecreationDivision publications, recreation brochures, websites,or cable programs. They are used at the Parks andRecreation Division’s discretion and become its soleproperty.

ADA POLICYThe Corinth Recreation Division welcomes andencourages all individuals and families from ourcommunity to participate in programs and facilitiesregardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin,or disability. If you would like more informationregarding accessibility to programs and facilities,please call us at 940-498-1FUN (1386).

HOW TO READ THE CLASSINFORMATIONEach class listed is identified by an 8 digit codenumber, the location where the class is being held,the day(s) of the week it is being held, the time it isbeing held, the date the class starts, the numberof classes in the session, the instructor, and the costof the class.

xxxxx.xxx City Hall W 6:00-7:30 p.m. 11/10 5 staff

$20

REFUND POLICYWhen requested more than one week prior to the classstart date, a 50% refund will be granted for thosewith a medical excuse stating they are unable toparticipate in the class/activity for which they areregistered. Refunds will not be granted without amedical excuse. Once classes begin or rosters aredistributed refunds will not be granted. All refundsmust be submitted in writing at least 7 business daysbefore the class is scheduled to begin.

In the event that the Recreation Division cancels aclass/activity, the participant may 1) have the moneykept on account to use at a later date, or 2) theparticipant may request a full refund. Conveniencefees will not be refunded.

CANCELLATION POLICYThe Corinth Recreation Division reserves the right tocancel any class or activity that does not meet minimumregistration requirements.

WAITING LISTSIf a course is full you may ask to have your nameplaced on the waiting list for that course. When anopening occurs, staff will notify, in waiting list order,the persons on the list and offer the opportunity toregister for the course at that time. Payment for the

course will be required at the time of registration.

NON-RESIDENT FEESClass fees for non-Corinth residents are only $3.50more than the resident fee for classes/activities.Please refer to individual class or activity for prices.A resident is defined as anyone living within thegeographical boundaries of Corinth.

INDEXCity Information......................2Recreation Information...............3Special Events........................4Summer Camps........................7Special Interest......................8Pre-School............................9Youth................................10Senior Trail Blazers.................11Health & Fitness....................14Athletics.............................16Rentals..............................20Waiver Form.........................21Park Information....................23City Facilities & Parks...............24City Map.............................25Trails Map...........................26

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

SPECIAL EVENTS

12th Annual Daddy DaughterValentine’s Dance

Semi-Formal AttireHeld at the Oakmont Country Club

1901 Oakmont Drive in Corinth

Friday, February 10, 2012Ages 4-8 from 7:00-8:30 pm

Ages 9-12 from 9:00-10:30 pm

Admission is $15.00 per person and tickets may only be purchased in person at theRecreation Office located at 3300 Corinth Parkway, 940-498-1386

Space is limited to 200 per dance.TICKETS WILL NOT BE SOLDAT THE DOOR!

Photography packages will also be available for purchase.

4th ANNUAL “MOONLIGHT” EASTER

EGGSTRAVAGANZAAges 11-15

Friday, March 30, 2012 from 8:00-10:00 pm at the Corinth Community Park Softball Fields

Bring your family for a fun and exciting evening of illuminated egg hunts, bounce houses, andgames. Kids bring your flash lights for a chance to hunt eggs in the dark. These are not just anyeggs, these eggs are filled with yummy goodness, gift certificates, and much much more. So come

on out, and join us for this exciting egg hunt.

Admission is free and every bunny is welcome!

SPECIAL EVENTS

7th ANNUALFISHIN’ FUN FOR KIDS

Ages 5-13Saturday, May 19, 2012

at the Corinth Community Park Pond8:00-10:00 am

Hook, Line, and Sinker! Bring out the kids for an excitingmorning of fishin’. Let our staff and volunteers help your child

catch the biggest fish! T-shirts will be provided for the first 100 kids.Poles and worms will also be available.

(POLES MUST BE RETURNED)

Awards will be provided for the biggest fish in each age group.Age Groups

5-7 years8-10 years11-13 years

11th ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNTAges 18 months-10 years

Saturday, March 31, 2012 from 10:00 am-12:00 pmat the Corinth Community Park Softball Fields.

Bring your family and enjoy a morning of fun and entertainment. Activities includeegg hunts for ages 18 mths - 10 years and a Bounce House.

Admission is FREE and every bunny is welcome.Staff and the Easter Bunny will be on hand to assist younger children with egg hunts.

NO PARENTS ALLOWED IN THE EGG HUNT AREA!

EGG HUNT TIMESAges 1 1/2-2 10:15 am Field 3Ages 3-4 10:35 am Field 2Ages 5-6 10:55 am Field 3Ages 7-8 11:15 am Field 2Ages 9-10 11:35 am Field 3

MOVIES IN THE PARKAll Ages

Where: Corinth Community Park Softball FieldsTime: 8:30-11:00 pm

Cost: $1 or a canned good

Join us for Summer Movies in the Park. All movies will begin at twilight, 8:30 pm,at the Corinth Community Park Softball Fields. Refreshments will be available forpurchase from the Lake Cties Softball Association. Admission is $1 or a canned

good to be donated to the Lake Cities Food Bank. So grab your lawn chair orblanket and join us for a night of fun and entertainment in the park!

Movie ShowcaseFriday, May 4th Happy Feet IIFriday, June 8th Puss and Boots

SPECIAL EVENTS

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Flower Mound Denton

SUMMER CAMPS

Crime Scene Investigation(Ages 13-17)

This program is intended to interest teens in the forensic sciences of lawenforcement. Teens will be introduced to the Bomb Control Unit and a remotecontrolled bomb robot, perform an arson investigation, uncover fingerprints, beintroduced to DNA and design a DNA model, and reconstruct a robbery scene.Enrollment is limited to 25 participants.

10096.007 PD M-F 9 am-6 pm 7/9-7/13 Staff $78

Horseback Riding Lessons(Ages 7-Adult)Learn basic skills, techniques, and procedures whilehaving the time of your life. Novice class participantswill learn how to walk and trot while learning tosteer and guide your horse. Participants will needto wear jeans and boots. Alternate days forinclement weather will be included. Class will beheld at R-N-R Stables located at 3114 Parkridge,Corinth, Texas. Class Size: 1 min-2 max

10204.001 RNR Stables Wed 6:00-6:30 pm 1/4 3Rowe $104










SPECIAL INTEREST

Financial Workshops (Ages 18+)DeLaine Moore is a Financial Advisor with EdwardJones Investments in Denton, TX. DeLaine has 12 yearsexperience in the Financial Industry, currentlylicensed in the state of Michigan, Illinois, Georgia andTexas. Licenses include Securities, Annuities, LongTerm Care, Life, Health, and Disability. DeLaine hasspent time in the financial industry with MitsubishiFinance, Countrywide Financial, Chase, and MorganStanley (Saxon). Class Size: 2 min-20 max.

401K WorkshopWe will discuss the importance of reviewinginvestments, how to choose the correct investments tomeet your financial objectives and IRA/RothRetirement accounts.

10207.001 Woods Thu 6:00-6:45 pm 1/5 1Moore FREE


Understanding How Inflation Affects yourRetirement PlanWe discuss what inflation is, how it can affect theeconomy, cash savings and long-term financial goals.Learn how to choose investments that combat inflation.



How to Make your Money Grow SafelyLearn about safe investments that provide growth andincome. We will discuss the biggest mistakes consumersmake with their investments.



401K WorkshopThis workshop will teach you about investment thatpay tax-free income. Learn how to increase yourincome TAX-FREE.



JoAnn’s Little Dancer’s Ballet & TapClass (Ages 3-5)These classes will devlop poise and coordination whileteaching the fundamentals of ballet and tap. Classeswill create group interaction skills and support yourchild’s self-esteem and positive image. Children willalso develop rhythm and music appreciation. NOTE:Children will need a leotard, light pink tights, pinkballet slippers, and black tap shoes. These classesare progressive, leading up to a formal spring recitalthat will be held in early May. Extra costume feesmay apply. Class Size: 3 min 10 max.

10090.001 Woods Mon 5:30-6:15 pm 1/2 4Ingram $38


10090.003 Woods Mon 5:30-6:15 pm 3/5 4Ingram $38 NO CLASS 3/19


Getting Paid to Talk (Ages 18+)Have you ever been told that you have a great voice?This exciting class will explore numerous aspects ofvoice over. We will cover all the basics, includinghow to prepare the all important demo, how to besuccessful and earn great income. Students will havethe opportunity to ask questions and to hear examplesof demos recorded by professional voice actors. Classparticipants will even have a chance to record acommercial script under the direction of our voicecoach producers. Class Size: 6 min-25 max.

10206.003 Woods Thu 6:30-9:00 pm 3/29 1

Voice Coaches $25

PRE-SCHOOL

SPECIAL INTEREST

YOUTH

JoAnn’s Little Dancer’s Hip-Hop/Jazz(Ages 6-12) *NEW*Students will learn the basics of jazz and hip-hoptechnique and style. Students will learn how to stretchproperly, learn canter floor combinations, turns andwork two dance routines. NOTE: Dancers shouldwear black jazz shoes or sneakers along with dancewear or comfortable street clothes. These classesare progressive, leading up to a formal spring recitalto be held in early May. Extra costume fees may apply.Class size: 3 min-10 max.





JoAnn’s Little Dancer’s Ballet & TapClass (Ages 6-12)These classes will develop poise and coordinationwhile teaching the fundamentals of ballet and tap.Classes will create group interaction skills and supportyour child’s self-esteem and positive image. Childrenwill also develop rhythm and music appreciation.NOTE: Children will need a leotard, light pink tights,pink ballet slippers, and black tap shoes. These classesare progressive, leading up to a formal spring recitalthat will be held in early May. Extra costume feesmay apply. Class size: 3 min-10 max.





JANUARYTexas Civil War MuseumJoin us on Wednesday, January 4th as we take astep back in time. The Texas Civil War Museum is adestination that tells the story of the Civil Warsoldier from 1861-1865. The Texas Civil WarMuseum maintains the most comprehensive collectionof artifacts west of the Mississippi River. WhileTCWM is best known for its military collections, italso holds significant collections of domestic objectsand historic flags, personal items and artifacts, andpostwar Victorian attire. Please register by Friday,December 30th. We will stop for lunch on the wayhome. Lunch is not included in the cost of the trip.Class size: 6 min-20 max.

50001.001 City Hall Wed 8:30 am-2:00 pm 1/4 1

Staff $10

Murder Mystery DinnerJoin us on Friday, January 20th ‘cause we’ve got amurder to solve! Ride along with us on this hilariousjourney through the old west with some of the zaniestcharacters to ever step off the stage. If you’re thesharpest tool in the shed maybe you can figure outwhy someone would want to send Horse Face to theglue factory. Was he feeling his oats with Esperanza,the local saloon gal? Did he think the Doc shouldget a dose of his own medicine? Could our properMs. Book have wanted to re-write a chapter or two?Or was this just a case of mistaken identity? Andwill Marshall Courtright be able to round up the guiltyparty or will he have to call in the Canadian Mounties.It’s up to us to figure out “who done it” and bringthe varmint to justice. Yee haw! Please register byMonday, January 9th. Dinner will be served at the

show. Trip size: 6 min-20 min.

50002.001 City Hall Fri 6:00-10:30 pm 1/20 1Staff $65

SENIOR TRAIL BLAZERS AGES 55+

FEBRUARYJupiter Bingo HallJoin us on Wednesday, February 22nd as we takeour shot at luck! Here is your chance to win $5,000in cash prizes at Jupiter Bingo Hall. We will play 2full sets of Bingo in a smoke free hall. Please registerby Wednesday, February 8th. We will stop alongthe way for lunch. Lunch is not included in the cost.

Trip size: 6 min-20 max.

50000.002 City Hall Fri 10:00 am-4:00 pm 2/22 1Staff $5

Sea Life AquariumJoin us on Monday, February 6th as we explore thenew Sea Life aquarium at Grapevine Mills Mall. Areyou a shark lover, seahorse fanatic or a clownfishgroupie? Perhaps it’s the graceful jellyfish or theclever Octopus that you love the most. Maybe yousimply can’t decide? At SEA LIFE you can make upyour mind and see them all - from the curious and therescued to the rare and the enigmatic. And you’ll beable to get closer to them than ever before. As ifthat is not enough for an extra $5 you can sign up fora behind the scenes tour that will give you a first-hand look at how they care for all of the aquatic lifein our aquarium. You’ll get to see food prep areas,laboratory and infirmary. You can sign up for thistour at the aquarium. Please register by Monday,January 16th. We will stop along the way for lunch.Lunch is not included in the cost. Trip size: 6 min-

20 max.

50001.002 City Hall Mon 11:00 am-4:00 pm 2/6 1Staff $25


TRAIL BLAZERS SENIOR LUNCHEONSign up today for our potluck luncheons! We provide the meat, and you sign up to bring a side dish. Thecost of attending is $3 per person. The luncheons are held the last Wednesday of each month at 12:00

noon at the Woods Building. Call (940) 498-1386 to sign up orfor more information.

MARCHRENTJoin us on Wednesday, March 7th as we enjoy thissmash-hit musical that has become a pop culturephenomenon. Set in the East Village of New YorkCity, Rent tells the unforgettable story of a grop ofimpoverished young artists and musicians strugglingand learning to survive, fall in love, find their voicesand live for today. This rock opera, penned byJonathan Larson, quickly became one of the mostbeloved and longest running Broadway musicals ofall time, winning multiple Tony Awards and a PulitzerPrize. Please register by Wednesday, February 13th.We will stop along the way for Dinner. Dinner is notincluded in the cost. Trip size: 6 min-20 max.

50002.003 City Hall Wed 4:00 -10:00 pm 3/7 1Staff $50

Mary PoppinsJoin us on Thursday, March 29th as we get swept upin the fun of this high-flying musical. Mary Poppins isbringing its own brand of Broadway magic to theatersacross the country, which has Variety raving, “This isthe rare touring production that over-delivers on everylevel.” Featuring the irresistible story andunforgettable songs from one of the most popularDisney films of all time, plus brand-new breathtakingdance numbers and spectacular state-craft, MaryPoppins is everything you could ever want in a hitBroadway show! Please register by Monday, February27th. We will stop along the way for dinner. Dinner

is not included in the cost. Trip size: 6 min-20 min.

50000.003 City Hall Sat 4:00-10:00 pm 3/29 1Staff $45

MAYSenior Day at the Ball ParkJoin us on Wednesday, May 16th as we cheer on theTexas Rangers! We will start the morning at aninformational expo where you will be able to gatherhelpful information. We will then head to our seats,tucked way in the shade, and enjoy lunch at theballpark all before cheering on the defending ALCSchampions, the Texas Rangers. Please register byWednesday, March 21st. Lunch will be provided at

the game. Trip size: 6 min-20 max.

50001.005 City Hall Wed 9:00 am-4:00 pm 5/16 1Staff $10


GlassblowingJoin us on Thursday, May 3rd as we tour VetroGlassblowing Studio & Gallery. Vetro Glassblowingis a state-of-the-art facility that is a nationallyrecognized glass artists specialize in handblown andlampwork art glass ranging from large-scalecontemporary lighting installations, decorative artglass sculptures and jewelry. We will enjoy a livedemonstration and experience the ancient art formof glassblowing! After that, enjoy a nice stroll downdowntown Grapevine, shopping at the numerous shops,enjoy a meal or cup of coffee at one of the manyrestaurants. Please register by Monday, April 16th.Pack a lunch, or enjoy lunch at one of the restaurants,lunch not included in the cost. Trip size: 6 min-20

max.

50000.005 City Hall Thu 9:00 am-4:00 pm 5/3 1Staff $10

APRILFort Worth Water Gardens & StockyardsJoin us on Thursday, April 12th as we go walk aroundthe best of downtown Fort Worth. The Fort WorthStockyards offers plenty to see and do. Shop amongthe many of shops, dine at one of the many restaurants,watch the cattle cross, or find yourself getting lostin the giant maze. Whatever you do, there is somethingfor everyone! After all that we will stop by the FortWorth Water Gardens. The 4.3 acre water park wasbuilt in 1974 that features 3 pools of water and aterraced knoll. The quiet meditation pool is encircledwith trees and features a flat, still plane of waterthat cascades almost 90 degrees down to a sunkenwalkway. The main attraction of the Water Gardensis the active pool which has water cascading 38 ft.down terraces and steps into a small pool at the bottom.Please register by Monday, April 2nd. Pack a lunch,or enjoy lunch at one of the restaurants, lunch not

included in the cost. Trip size: 6 min-20 max.

50001.004 City Hall Thu 9:30 am-4:00 pm 4/12 1Staff $5

Fort Worth Botanical GardenJoin us on Monday, April 23rd as we explore the FortWorth Botanic Garden, the oldest botanic garden inTexas, is the ultimate destination for self-guided fieldtrips. Explore ponds, creeks, wooded acres, meadowsand twenty-six specialty gardens on our 109 acres.Explore the many different gardens including theJapanese garden, where you can feed the thousandsof exotic Koi for a quarter. Please register by Monday,April 9th. You may pack a sack lunch and enjoy a picnicin the gardens or you may have lunch at one of therestaurants in the gardens. Lunch is not included in

the cost. Trip size: 6 min-20 max.

50000.004 City Hall Mon 9:00 am-4:00 pm 4/23 1Staff $8

PiYo (Ages 16+) *NEW*PiYo is a unique class designed to build strength andgain flexibility. This class will help with coreconditioning and strength training. PiYo is full ofpower, energy and will make you sweat. This class isgeared towards all fitness levels. Participants willneed to bring a mat, towel and water to class. ClassSize: 6 min-12 max.

10242.001 Woods Fri 9:00-10:00 am 1/27 4Pradier $29


10242.004 Woods Fri 9:00-10:00 am 3/30 4Pradier $29 NO CLASS 4/6


HEALTH & FITNESS

Zumba (Ages 16+) *NEW*Zumba is a fun filled fitness class inspired by Latinmusic and dance moves. Zumba uses a variety of stylesin the routines, including salsa, merenque, reggaeton,cumbia and cha-cha. Zumba creats a non-intimidatingparty-like atmosphere. It’s exercise in disguise. Soditch the workout and join the party! (In the eventthat the Crownover Recreation Center is closed, dueto school activities, class will be cancelled and amake-up class will be scheduled. Make-up classesmay take place on alternate days from the originallyscheduled class day.) Class size: 4 min-50 max

10235.001 Crownover Mon & Wed 8:00-9:00 pm 1/4 6Davis $37 NO CLASS 1/16 & 1/30

10235.002 Crownover Mon & Wed 8:00-9:00 pm 2/1 8Davis $37 NO CLASS 2/6

10235.003 Crownover Mon & Wed 8:00-9:00 pm 3/5 6Davis $37 NO CLASS 3/19 & 3/21

10235.004 Crownover Mon & Wed 8:00-9:00 pm 4/2 9Davis $37

10235.005 Crownover Mon & Wed 8:00-9:00 pm 5/2 6Davis $37 NO CLASS 5/21, 5/23 & 5/28

Body Blast (Ages 16+)This class is designed to focus on those problem areas.Each class will be geared towards toning,strengthening, and cardio. During this classparticipants will use hand weights, rubber bands, andfloor exercises to bring the results he or she is lookingfor. Participants ages 16 & 17 must be accompaniedby an adult. Participants will need to bring handweights and a mat or towel to class. (In the event thatthe Crownover Recreation Center is closed, due toschool activities, class will be cancelled and a make-up class will be scheduled. Make-up classes may takeplace on alternate days from the originally scheduled

class day.) Class Size: 5 min-50 max.

10241.001 Crownover Mon & Wed 7:00-8:00 pm 1/4 6Pradier $20 NO CLASS 1/16 & 1/30

10241.002 Crownover Mon & Wed 7:00-8:00 pm 2/1 8Pradier $20 NO CLASS 2/6

10241.003 Crownover Mon & Wed 7:00-8:00 pm 3/5 6Pradier $20 NO CLASS 3/19 & 3/21

10241.004 Crownover Mon & Wed 7:00-8:00 pm 4/2 8Pradier $20

10241.005 Crownover Mon & Wed 7:00-8:00 pm 5/2 8Pradier $20 NO CLASS 5/28

Middle Eastern Dance Lessons(Ages 12+)Middle Eastern Dance is good for muscle toning, bodycontrol, and flexibility. Cathy Barton, the instructor,has 30 years belly dancing experience. Please wearcomf or t able clot hingand come join t he f un! NOTE:Pre-requisite for intermediate/advanced class is 2-3full sessions of beginner class. Each semester consistsof 3 sessions! Class Size: 3 min- 20 max.

Beginner Class

10133.002 Woods Wed 7:00-8:00 pm 2/1 4Barton $40

10133.003 Woods Wed 7:00-8:00 pm 3/7 3Barton $31 NO CLASS 3/14


Intermediate/Advanced Class10230.002 Woods Wed 5:45-6:45 pm 2/1 4Barton $40

10230.003 Woods Wed 5:45-6:45 pm 3/7 3Barton $31 NO CLASS 3/14


HEALTH & FITNESS

Karate (Ages 6-Adult)Okinawan karate is taught in a traditional way that ishelpful for all ages. Not only will self-defensetechniques be studied, but also self discipline andself control. Okinawan karate has been the originalart form practiced in Okinawa for over 300 years.Students will learn “Kata” or form training along withbasic skills. As the student advances, techniques arerevealed through the understanding of the “Kata”applications. Class Size: 5 min-25 max.

Session 1: All Levels (Ages 6-12)10034.001 Crownover Tues 6:00-7:30 pm 1/3 8Morgan $36

10034.003 Crownover Tues 6:00-7:30 pm 3/6 8Morgan $36 NO CLASS 3/20

10034.005 Crownover Tues 6:00-7:30 pm 5/15 8Morgan $36

Session 2: All Levels (Ages 13+)10037.001 Woods Tues 7:45-8:45 pm 1/3 8Morgan $36

10037.003 Woods Tues 7:45-8:45 pm 3/6 8Morgan $36

10037.005 Woods Tues 7:45-8:45 pm 5/15 8Morgan $36

Register on-line atcorinthrec.recware.com

ATHLETICS

Adult Men’s & Coed Spring SoftballSlide into home with a season of leather flashing andhome run hitting as Corinth Recreation Division iscurrently accepting registrations for Adult Men’s andCoed ASA Softball Leagues. Men’s leagues will playon Wednesday nights and Coed leagues will play onThursday nights at Corinth Community Park. Eachdivision is limited to six teams, playing ten games in adouble round robin schedule.

Registration fee is $400 on or before Tuesday,February 7th. Late registration fee is $450 per team.Registration deadline is Tuesday, February 14th. Fullpayment is due at registration. All rosters andwaivers are due no later than Tuesday, February 21st.

Men’s leagues will begin on Wednesday, March 7thand Coed leagues will begin on Thursday, March 8th.For more information, please call Cathy (940) 498-1386.

Adult Men’s & Coed Summer SoftballLeagueSlide into home with a season of leather flashing andhome run hitting as Corinth Recreation Division iscurrently accepting registrations for Adult Men’s andCoed ASA Softball Leagues. Men’s leagues will playon Wednesday nights and Coed leagues will play onThursday nights at Corinth Community Park. Eachdivision is limited to six teams, playing eight games ina double round robin schedule.

Registration fee is $350 on or before Tuesday, May8th. Late registration fee is $400 per team.Registration deadline is Tuesday, May 15th. Fullpayment is due at registration. All rosters and waiversare due no later than Tuesday, May 22nd.

Men’s leagues will begin on Wednesday, May 30thand Coed leagues will begin on Thursday, May 31st.For more information, please call Cathy (940) 498-1386.

Adult Men’s & Coed Fall SoftballSlide into home with a season of leather flashing andhome run hitting as Corinth Recreation Division iscurrently accepting registrations for Adult Men’s andCoed ASA Softball Leagues. Men’s leagues will playon Wednesday nights and Coed leagues will play onThursday nights at Corinth Community Park. Eachdivision is limited to six teams, playing eight games ina double round robin schedule.

Registration fee is $350 on or before Tuesday, July10th. Late registration fee is $400 per team.Registration deadline is Tuesday, July 17th. Fullpayment is due at registration. All rosters and waiversare due no later than Tuesday, July 24th.

Men’s leagues will begin on Wednesday, August 1stand Coed leagues will begin on Thursday, August 2nd.For more information, please call Cathy (940) 498-1386.

ATHLETIC FIELDSRAIN-OUT LINE

In the event of inclementweather, please call our rain-outline, 940-498-3221, after 4:00p.m.

Summer Youth Track (Ages 6-18)The City of Corinth Recreation Department issponsoring a summer youth track program. Practicesessions will be offered Tuesday thru Thursdaymornings from 10:00 am-12:00 pm at a local facility.Competitive meets are scheduled throughout the areaon weekends. All Qualifying meets are sanctioned byTAAF (Texas Amateur Athletic Federation) whichoffers our athletes the opportunity to advance fromlocal to regional, then to State competitions at theGames of Texas. Registration fee is $70/person onor before Tuesday, April 24th. Late registration feeis $85/person. Registration deadline is Tuesday, May15th. The fee includes TAAF registration, A CorinthTrack Team jersey, registration fees into the TAAFRegional Track Meet, and professional instruction.Participants are responsible for individual meetregistration fees, which are $3 per meet. For moreinformation, please contact the Recreation office at(940) 498-1386.

ATHLETICS

Little Dribblers Coed YouthBasketball (Ages 3-6)Your child will learn the game of basketball andmuch much more. Each season is six weeks longand the price is $40 per child. Please include anadditional $3.50 non-resident fee for those notliving in the City of Corinth. Games are played onSaturday mornings and practices are on Fridaynights. The City of Corinth will provide playingjerseys. Min 28, max 60.

6 and Under (Ages 4-6)Please register by Tuesday, January 17thGames will start on Saturday, February 4th

4 and Under (Ages 3-4)Please register by Tuesday, March 6thGames will start on Saturday, March 31st

6 and Under (Ages 4-6)Please register by Tuesday, May 1stGames will start on Friday, May 19th

4 and Under (Ages 3-4)Please register by Tuesday, August 28thGames will start on Saturday, September 15th

ATHLETICS

Corinth Area BaseballThe City of Corinth is offering baseball to theresidents of Corinth, Lake Dallas, Hickory Creek,Shady Shores, and surrounding area through theCorinth Area Baseball league. You may registerindividually or as a team. Please register byTuesday, February 21st. A mandatory draft willtake place for individual registrants on Saturday,March 3rd.

You may register for baseball online at http://corinthrec.recware.com or in person Corinth CityHall. Please submit a copy of your child’s birthcertificate along with a liability waiver at time ofregistration.

Individual Registration Fees$40 Blastball$70 5U & 6U t-ball$75 7U & 8U coach pitch$100 9U-16U

Team Registration Fees$740 5U & 6U t-ball$800 7U & 8U coach pitch$1100 9U-16U

Corinth Area Baseball-Select LeaguesCorinth Area Baseball will be utilizing TNT for itsselect leagues. Cost per team is $1500 for a 12 gameseason. Registration fee includes your TNTregistration, coach’s background checks, and teaminsurance.

Select leagues are required to privide their ownjerseys. All jerseys must have the “Corinth AreaBaseball” logo on the sleeve.

You may register online at http://corinthrec.recware.com or in person at the CorinthCity Hall. Please submit a team roster, liability waiverfor each child, and birth certificate for each childat time of registration.

For more information, please contact the RecreationDivision at (940) 498-1386 or visit us online atwww.corinthareabaseball.com.Game on Athletics

All Corinth Area Basdeball players who register forthe Spring 2012 league will receive a 50% discounton all sports performance training at Game OnAthletics. Offer applies to 3, 6, & 12 monthmemberships.

•All Corinth Area Baseball families will receive a

30% discount on all family packages (up to 5 familymembers) to Game on Athletics.

As a member of Game on Athletics you will receivethe following benefits:

• unlimited sports performance training

• access to Game On’s fields and facilities (batting

cages and turn infields will be complete by Spring2012)

• 30% discount on all team parties and birthday

parties

• much much more!

THANK YOU TO OURSPONSORS:

ATHLETICS

CorinthPolice

Association

Genti’sPizza &Pasta

DaisyCleaners

For more information or to registervisit us online at

Corinthrec.recware.com.

View your league schedules online atwww.teamsideline.com/corinth

Woods Building RentalThe City of Corinth Woods Building is available tothe public for use when not in use for recreationactivities. The Woods Building is located in theWoods Park at 1128 Postwood Drive in Corinth. TheWoods Building will need to be reserved the Fridaybefore the week the reservation is needed. The WoodsBuilding can be rented for a minimum of two(2) hoursper rental. The Woods Building may not be reservedafter 10:00 p.m or on a continuous basis.

RATE: $19.00 per hr, 2 hour minimum$50 refundable deposit

Reservations must be made at the Recreation officelocated at 3300 Corinth Parkway, Monday throughThursday, from 7:30 am- 5:00 pm, and Friday from7:30 am-11:00 am. No reservation is confirmed untilpayment is received. For reservation information, youmay contact The Recreation Division at 940-498-1FUN (1386).

Athletic Field RentalAthletic fields are available to be reserved whennot being used for league play and practice. Fieldswill need to be reserved the Friday before theweek the reservation is needed. They can be rentedfor one (1), two(2) hour session per week. Fieldsmay be reserved only on the hour, i.e., 4-6 p.m., 6-8 p.m., or 8-10 p.m. Fields may not be reserved after10:00 p.m.

RATE: $7.50 per hr for unlit fields, 2 hr min.$15.00 per hr for lighted fields, 2 hr min.

Reservations must be made at the Recreation officelocated at 3300 Corinth Parkway, Monday throughThursday, from 7:30 am- -5:00 pm, and Friday from7:30am-11:00 am. No reservation is confirmed untilpayment is received. For field reservationinformation, you may contact The RecreationDivision at 940-498-1FUN (1386).

ATHLETICS & RENTALS

YOUTH SPORTSThe City of Corinth Recreation Division allocates,prepares, and maintains competitive game fields usedby youth sports organizations who are members ofthe Sports Council of the City of Corinth. The co-sponsored organizations that utilize these Citymaintained fields are the Lake Cities Football andCheerleading Association, Lake Cities SoccerAssociation, and the Lake Cities Girls SoftballAssociation. Each organization can be reached by

e-mail.

LAKE CITIES FOOTBALL &CHEERLEADING ASSOC.

WWW.LCFCA.ORGFALL REGISTRATION-MAY

LAKE CITIES GIRLS SOFTBALL ASSOC.WWW.LCGSA.ORG

[email protected] REGISTRATION-JANUARY

LAKE CITIES SOCCER ASSOC.WWW.LCSASOCCER.ORG

SPRING REGISTRATION- DECEMBER &JANUARY

LAKE CITIES LACROSSEWWW.LAKECITIESLACROSSE.COM

SPRING REGISTRATION-DECEMBER & JANUARY

PLEASE CHECK EACH ASSOCIATION’SWEBSITE FOR REGISTRATION DATES,

TIMES, & LOCATIONS!

ANNUAL WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY

CORINTH PARK SYSTEMThe City of Corinth Parks Division is the steward of184 acres of public parkland in Corinth. The Divisionalso maintains over 11 playgrounds in parks throughoutthe city. Safety and accessibility, as always, are aprimary concern in the design of all parks. Forcomments or suggestions about any park, please contactthe Parks Division at 940-498-3200.

PARKS SERVICE REQUESTSIf you should ever encounter an unusual maintenancecondition or hazard in the parks, please contact theParks Division at 940-498-3200 to report it. We willattempt to correct the problem as quickly as possible.

THE FUTURE OF YOUR PARKS,TRAILS,AND FACILITIESFuture park and recreation facility needs of thecity are being met today through planning and designfor anticipated needs as well as updating currentfacilities. One example is the Trails Grant awardedto the Parks and Recreation Division by the TexasParks and Wildlife Department. These grant fundswill allow the City to add an additional seven (7) milesof “soft trail” to our existing trail system. Currentlythe City has 1.69 miles of “soft trail” and 5.74 milesof “hard trail” throughout our City Parks. Thisadditional trail will bring our trail system total to12.74 miles allowing citizens to enjoy its use bywalking, jogging, biking, and horseback riding.

PARK PAVILIONSThe City of Corinth has two park pavilions that maybe reserved. One pavilion, located in the Woods Parkon Postwood Drive, measures 39 ft. X 36 ft. in sizeand has 3 picnic tables for your use. The secondpavilion is located at the Corinth Community Park,adjacent to the baseball fields and basketball court,measures 30 ft. X 50 ft. in size and picnic tables willbe available.

For information regarding reservation procedures,please call the Recreation Division at 940-498-1FUN(1386).

ADOPT-A-STREET

The City of Corinth would like to “Thank”the following friends, neighbors, and groupsfor their continued support of our Adopt-A-Street program. Without their supportthis program would not be successful. Keepup the “great” work!

Autumn Oaks of CorinthKensington Park Cares Program

Ricky & Deb ReedRalph & Patsy Burch

Spirit Horse Therapeutic Riding CenterThe Crump Family

Jo & Walt HubbardFoy Taylor

The Church of CorinthCub Scouts Pack 191

Corinth Police DepartmentBoy Scout Troop 191Villas on the FairwayCub Scout Pack 2008

The Bryan FamilyLarry Oberle

Keep Corinth BeautifulCriminal Justice Society NCTC

American Eagle Harley-Davidson/BuellNCTC Student Government Association

Mr. Randy & Kirsten Baumann

There are still many streets available foryour group, family, or business to adopt. Weprovide the trash bags and pickup of trash,you provide the manpower.

For more information contact:Cathy Stallcup

Recreation Division940-498-1FUN(1386)

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

1. CORINTH CITY HALL3300 Corinth Parkway

2. CORINTH COMMUNITY PARK3700 Corinth Parkway - 116 acresFEATURES - sports fields, walking/joggingtrail, nature area, basketball court, gazebo,and a playscape with swings, pond withboardwalk and fishing piers, picnic tables,benches, pavilion, and restrooms.

3. CORINTH FARMS PARK4401 Buckboard Circle - .25 acresFEATURES - swings FUTURE-two ageappropriate playscapes and spring animal.

4. CROWNOVER RECREATION CENTER1901 Creekside DriveFEATURES - 1 gym

5. EAGLE PASS PARK1824 Vintage Dr. - 3+ acresFEATURES - playscape, swings, bounce toys,benches, and picnic tables.

6. FAIRVIEW PARK3640 A Fairview Drive - 3+ acresFEATURES - playscape, spring animals,benches, picnic tables, ball toss, swings andgrill.

7. KENSINGTON PARK3608 Sussex Way - 2.6 acresFEATURES - picnic tables, grills, walking trail,playscape, swings, and benches.

8. KNOLL PARK1665 Knoll Ridge Circle - 100’ linear parkFEATURES - playscape, walking trail, picnictables, benches, spring animals, and seniorswing.

CITY FACILITIES & PARKS

9. MEADOW OAKS PARK3300 Meadows Oak Drive - 3+ acresFEATURES - playscape, swings, benches, picnic

tables, pavilion, and grills.

10. MEADOWVIEW PARK1723 Meadowview Drive - 11+ acresFEATURES - playscape, full basketball court,senior swing, picnic tables, grills, benches,nature trail, exercise stations, a pond, andswings.

11. MULHOLLAND PARK3206 Mulholland Dr. - 1.6 acresFEATURES - playscape, swings, picnic tables,benches, gazebo, and grills.

12. NAUGHTON PARK3100 Ashwood Lane. - 1.5 acresFEATURES - bench and picnic table.

13. THOUSAND OAKS PARK4412 Wandering Oak Drive - 5.8 acresFEATURES - pond with fountain.

14. WINDSOR RIDGE PARK1900 Vintage Drive - 2.2 acresFEATURES - playscape, swings, benches, springanimals, picnic tables, and grills.

15.WOODS BUILDING & WOODS PARK1128 Postwood Drive - 2.2 acresFEATURES - pavilion with picnic tables,benches, community center, basketball court(1/2 court), walking trail, playscape, swings,and senior swing.

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leisure happenings spring 2012

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