Kingman, Bullhead City, Laughlin & Lake Havasu
Sign ups begin in May, Practice starts in August.
Boys ages 7-15 years contact Rory Hannasch 928.763.1808 or 928.763.8798
Girls ages 5-15 years contact Carolyn Hannasch same numbers as above.
Tennis Lessons-
A limited number of rackets are available for loan. $40 for four lessons.
Contact Matt Scott 928.453.1534 or Stormy Wade 928.855.0229
4-H is a partnership between volunteer leaders, youth, parents, Cooperative Extension Faculty and Staff, and the community; all working together toward the positive development of youth.
*Build a rocket
*learn to knit or sew
*Crafts
*Learn to ride a horse
*Photography
*Dance
*Raise an animal
*Woodworking
*Raise a Guide Dog
And Much More!
Summer Bulldogs Football Camps
Instructor: Jamie Nelson
Kingman High School Football has a new Sheriff in town for
2008 and his name is Jamie Nelson. The 2008 Bulldogs
Football Camps will be highlighted with some NFL personnel
and instruction as well as a new attitude and energy from the
new Head Bulldogs Coach Jamie Nelson and his Bulldogs
Coaching Staff. The 9th -12th grade (High School) camp will
attack all aspects of the game from strength and speed training,
fi lm sessions, fundamentals, and the new bulldogs offensive
and defensive systems. The campers will receive a Power Bar
and Gatorade each day to help support their dietary demands
and a camp T-shirt to show off their commitment to developing
a football machine. The 5th - 8th grade (Junior) camp will
also focus on strength, speed, fi lm, fundamentals and scheme.
However they will have to opportunity to "Line Up" and grind
out some daily competitions and 7-on-7 tournaments. Since
this camp runs into the afternoon, each camper will get a lunch,
in addition to a Power Bar and Gatorade, and a camp T - shirt
to refuel the system for the afternoon session. Be a part of a
new beginning in Bulldog history and show everyone what its
like to have "BULLDOG PRIDE"! For more information contact
Marty at Kingman Parks & Recreation at 692-3113.
High School Camp:
Days: Sunday - Thursday
Time: 4:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Ages: Incoming 9th - 12th Graders
Cost: $50 per participant (includes t - shirt)
Session: June 22 - 26
Min: 12 Max: 100
Location: Kingman High School, 4182 Bank St.
Junior Camp:
Days: Friday & Saturday
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Ages: Incoming 5th - 8th Graders
Cost: $50 per participant (includes t - shirt)
Session: June 27 & 28
Min: 12 Max: 100
Location: Kingman High School, 4182 Bank St.
CPR/First Aid Classes
Instructor: Pamela Bein
The Parks & Recreation department is offering CPR/First Aid
classes this season. Classes will be held at the Kingman Regional
Medical Center, Del Webb Wellness and Rehabilitation Center
- Hualapai Room. Upon successful completion and payments
of all fees, participants will receive a 2-year completion card in
American Heart Association Heart Saver adult and pediatric
CPR and/or a 3-year completion card in American Safety
& Health Institute Basic First Aid Training. Please allow 30
days for cards to be mailed. Material fee covers all materials
& supplies. A lunch break will be given between courses;
a cafeteria is available at the hospital. Anyone interested in
registering to take a class will need to sign up in advance at the
Recreation Department at 3333 N. Harrison St. or call 757-
7919. If taking both CPR & 1st Aid, courses must be taken on
the same date for the $35 fee. Participants are encouraged
to bring a cushion or pillow to class for kneeling. All students
must be able to demonstrate hands on practical's and pass
written exam to receive certifi cation. Please register early due
to limited spaces; waiting lists are available for classes that are
full. Participants are limited to one transfer of dates.
Date: Saturday, June 7
Saturday, July 12*
Saturday, August 2
Saturday, September 6
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (CPR)
1:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. (1st Aid)
Ages: 14 & Older
Cost: $35 both or $25 each program
(+ $5 material fee for 1st Aid only
to be paid to instructor at class)
Min: 2 Max: 8/CPR & 16/First Aid
Location: Del Webb Wellness & Rehabilitation Center
(Hualapai Room) - 1719 Beverly Ave.
*City Complex - 310 N. 4th St. Economic
Development Training Room
Practicing with the PC
Introduction to Computers
Instructor: Steve Hutchins
Co-Sponsored by Mohave Community College
Now is your chance to learn the beginning steps of how to
operate and use a home or offi ce computer with hands on
training. Participants will learn the basics of how to use the
keyboard, the mouse, printing documents, typing letters, surfing
the internet, maintenance & cleaning of your computer and lots
of other great stuff. Take the time to advance into the computer
world!
Days: Tuesdays
Time: 6:00 - 8:50 p.m.
Ages: 14 & Above
Cost: $35
Session I: June 10 - July 15
Min: 6 Max: 20
Location: Mohave Community College Computer
(Lab Room #503)
CPR for the Learning Teen
Instructor: Pamela Bein
The Recreation Department is offering this FREE CPR class
just to teens. This may help you in your future endeavors.
Upon successful completion, participants will receive a 2-
year completion card in American Heart Association Heart
Saver adult and pediatric CPR. A lunch break will be given
(we recommend you bring a sack lunch). Anyone interested
in registering to take this class will need to sign up in advance
for one of the dates listed below. Registrations are taken at the
Recreation Department at 3333 N. Harrison St. or call 757-
7919. Participants are encouraged to bring a pillow or cushion
for kneeling.
Date I: Saturday, June 21
Date II: Tuesday, July 15
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Ages: 12 - 15 years
Cost: FREE
Max: 6
Location: City Complex - 310 N. 4th St.
(Economic Development Training Room)
Earrings, Earrings and More Earrings
Instructor: Vicki Novak
Dangles, Bobbles, and Bangles! Whatever your fashion
statement; you can learn to make them yourself! You can
create a different pair of earrings to match every outfi t in your
wardrobe. Earrings are always in fashion. Be it seasonal, holiday
or just jeans; earrings go with everything! Boost up your style
with earrings. Earrings make wonderful gifts for the graduate,
the wedding thank you gift, birthdays and the friendship gift.
Put your personal touch to your gifts of earrings. Each student
will complete at least 3 pairs of earrings but are only limited
to your imagination! Students will learn various skills and
techniques needed to create many styles and designs for
earrings. Instructor will provide all supplies needed for learning
and practice: the Gizmo, The WigGigs, various jewelry tools,
beads and wire for learning and demonstrations. Materials for
design ideas will also be available. Each student will receive
bead sizing charts. Students will need beads of their choice,
earring fi ndings (hoops or clips), a bead mat, wire (your choice
of silver or gold color) and a minimum of a jewelry wire cutter
and round nose or 3-in-1 jewelry pliers. This is a no stress
class, so come on out and have some fun!
Days: Tuesdays
Time: 7:15 - 8:45 p.m.
Ages: 10 years & up
Cost: $25 per session + materials
Session I: June 10 - 24
Session II: July 8 - 22
Min: 5 Max: 12Location: Centennial Park Community Center -
3345 Harrison St. (Meeting Room)
Expressive Jewelry
Instructor: Vicki Novak
Here's your chance to express yourself in this creative jewelry
class. Class is designed for the beginner and intermediate jewelry
designer/creator/crafter. Students will have total freedom of
expression to design and create their own necklaces, earrings,
and bracelets. Class will encompass bead stringing and wire &
bead styles. The choice is yours! You can even express yourself
using both of these methods. Students will learn basic and skilled
techniques to use in their creations. Students will gain handson
experience with designing tools like the Jewelry Hammer,
the WigGig, and the Gizmo and can add their creations using
these tools to their own designs! Come and join in the fun, be
expressive, meet others interested in creating their own jewelry
fashions! A list of materials is available at the Parks & Recreation
Offi ce. Instructor will provide supplies needed for learning and
practice.
Days: Thursdays
Time: 6 - 8 p.m.
Ages: 10 years & up
Cost: $25 per session + materials
Session I: June 12 - 26
Session II: July 10 - 24
Min: 5 Max: 12
Location: Centennial Park Community Center -
3345 Harrison St. (Meeting Room)
Fancied Trinket Boxes
Instructor: Vicki Novak
Trinket boxes are great little pleasurable gifts. They can adorn
your dresser with your special little "ditties". They can spruce up
your bathroom giving you a special place to toss your hairclips.
They are wonderful gift boxes for that special little gift you may
have created. They also make fantastic stationary boxes to store
your letter paper, envelopes, pens and stamps. That makes
another great gift idea too! In this class you will learn how to
design, construct and adorn a trinket box from cardboard. You
will use the paper and glue method to create a lasting, durable
trinket box that will be your neighbors envy. Students will need
to bring in a corrugated cardboard, an Exacto knife, ruler, and
a smock or cover top to protect their clothing. Instructor will
provide paper, glue, water containers, rags, spray paint (gold or
silver), masking tape, templates and a protective spraying box.
Don't miss out on this new and innovative class.
Days: Wednesdays
Time: 7 - 8:30 p.m.
Ages: 10 years & up
Cost: $15 per session + materials
Session I: June 11 - 25
Session II: July 9 - 23
Min: 5 Max: 12
Location: Centennial Park Community Center -
3345 Harrison St. (Activity Room)
Tom and Sharon's Ballroom Dancing
Instructors: Tom & Sharon Craddock
This ballroom dance class is offered by a highly skilled
Professional and Certifi ed Instructor. Tom and Sharon Craddock
have had an outstanding success in their ballroom dance
classes and parties currently held at the Riverside Casino.
With 28 years experience, Tom holds an Associate, Masters
and Grand Masters Degree in International Style Ballroom and
Latin, also American Style Bronze, Silver and Gold. Ballroom
American Rhythm and Smooth dances consist of fox trot, waltz,
tango, samba, rumba, cha cha, salsa and swing. Each session
is a separate sign-up and will use fabulous ballroom music to
cover beginner fundamental patterns teaching you valuable
advanced lead and follow technique. Ballroom dancing will
deliver fun, friendship, improved health and brain stimulation
while learning the Joy of Dancing. Singles welcome! You
will have the opportunity to participate in "Tom and Sharon's
Ballroom Dance Party" held at the Riverside Casino. These
parties provide a great opportunity to enjoy a wonderful social
environment and practice what you have learned. For more
information, please contact Tom and Sharon at (928) 754-
2097 BHC.
Days: Mondays
Time: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Ages: 16 years & up (under 16 yrs. at
discretion of instructor)
Cost: $75 per session
Session I: June 2 - July 7 (Waltz)
Session II: July 21 - August 25 (Swing)
Min: 14 Max: 26
Location: Centennial Park Community Center -
3345 Harrison St. (Activity Room)
Oil Painting -
Landscapes
Instructor: Joyce Mugford
This is an 18 hour workshop
where you will be creating a
16" X 20" or an 18" X 24"
painting at each 6 hour class.
You will learn paint mixing's,
brush strokes, blending,
design, composition and
eye appeal; how to get a
painting that looks good on
canvas, at whatever level
of achievement you desire.
Each week you will be able
to complete the painting, or fi nish it at home. Class will have a
quick break for lunch. Each student is required to bring their
own supplies. A supply list is available at the Parks & Recreation
Office.
Days: Wednesdays
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Ages: 14 years & up
Cost: $45 per session + materials
Session I: June 4 - 18
Session II: July 2 - 16
Session III: August 6 - 20
Min: 3 Max: 10
Location: Centennial Park Community Center -
3345 Harrison St. (Activity Room)
Oil Painting - Wildlife Animals
Instructor: Joyce Mugford
This is a 12 hour workshop for the advanced student. This
class does require that you have taken the landscape course or
must have instructor approval. This class is more challenging
and stimulating for the artist. You will be creating some of your
own compositions and designs so bring your imagination and
creative mind. You will be creating a 16" X 20" or an 18" X
24" painting at each 6 hour class. You will learn paint mixing's,
brush strokes, blending, design, composition and eye appeal;
how to get a painting that looks good on canvas, at whatever
level of achievement you desire. Each week you will be able
to complete the painting, or finish it at home. Class will have
a quick break for lunch. Each student is required to bring their
own supplies. A supply list is available at the Parks & Recreation
Office.
Days: Fridays
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Ages: 14 years & up
Cost: $50 per session + materials
Session I: June 13 & 27
Session II: July 11 & 25
Session III: August 8 & 22
Min: 3 Max: 10
Location: Centennial Park Community Center -
3345 Harrison St. (Activity Room)
Beginning Snorkeling
Instructor: Jerry Portwood
Water World Scuba and Parks and Recreation are teaming up
to offer you an underwater experience you are sure to love.
Learn how to Snorkel the professional way and experience all
what you have been missing under the surface. Snorkeling is
the perfect way to enjoy a vacation when you are around the
water, and see all that is absent from the surface. Students
will be entertained to a 2 hour class learning proper breathing
techniques and then get hands on experience in the pool on
how to use your equipment properly. Once completed, students
10 years and older will be able to apply their class credit toward
a future Scuba class of their choosing.
Dates: Wednesday, June 25th &
Thursday, June 26th
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. (class time on 6/25)
6 - 8 p.m. (pool time on 6/26)
Ages: 8 years & up (8 & 9 yr. olds with Snorkeling
Vest and Parent)
Cost: $35 (must provide your own mask
and snorkel)
Min: 6 Max: 25
Location: Centennial Pool and Centennial Park
Community Center - 3345 N Harrison St.
Scuba Dive Certification
Instructor: Jerry Portwood
Planning a trip to Mexico or the Bahamas? If so, learning how
to Scuba Dive before you go will make your entire vacation
experience much more enjoyable. Jerry Portwood of Water
World Scuba will be your instructor for this beginning level
certifi cation course with all the latest teaching materials and
certifi cation techniques. Students must provide their own mask,
fi ns, snorkel and booties (a store discount will be applied if
purchased from Water World Scuba). The instructor will supply
all the tanks, underwater supplies and instruction. Participants
must attend all classroom and water dates to complete the
course, and must be in good physical shape and be able to
swim. A second class will be scheduled for June/July upon
demand.
Class Dates/Times: May 19, 20* & 22
(6 - 10 p.m. & *7 - 10 p.m.)
Pool Dates/Times: May 28 & 29 (6:30 - 10 p.m.)
June 1 (8 a.m. - 12 p.m. &
5:30 - 9:30 p.m.) If needed
Ages: 10 years & up
Cost: $300 - includes all cassettes,
instructional video, training log
Books, text, Dive tables, workbooks
and certifi cation cards (A $75
deposit at time of registration with
full payment due 1 week prior to
class)
Min: 6 Max: 12
Location: Centennial Pool and Centennial Park
Community Center - 3345 N Harrison St.
Future Scuba & Snorkeling Programs
Later this summer Jerry Portwood of Water World Scuba
Center in Kingman will be offering an advanced Snorkeling
and Scuba class to anyone who has previously completed the
beginning and introductory Scuba and Snorkeling programs.
These programs will tentatively meet Monday through Friday
August 4 through 15, with no class on August 5. Interest lists
are forming now. If enough interest, separate classes will be
formed for ladies, kids, and even family groups. In addition to
these activities, Mr. Portwood will offer a Dive Master and Dive
Rescue program for past certifi ed divers. A 3-hour Dive Master
class for $50 and a 4-hour Dive Rescue class for $55 will
be scheduled for sometime in July or August upon demand.
Prior approval on these programs must be obtained from a
certifi ed Dive Master. Contact Jerry Portwood at 692-3438
or at Divearizona@frontiernet.net.
The Wonderful World of Quilting
Instructor: Pat McNally
This class is designed for the beginning quilter or the more
experienced quilter. Each project done in class will teach a
new quilting technique. The fi rst project will be a scrappy quilt
(size your choice) that is easy enough for the beginner to do.
This would be a fun project for mom & daughter or grandma
& granddaughter to do together! All projects are done using a
sewing machine, so a machine in good working order will be
needed. A list of supplies needed for the class will be given out
at the time of registration.
Days: Thursdays
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Ages: 14 & Above
Cost: $50 per session
Session I: June 19 - August 7
Min: 8 Max: 20
Location: Centennial Park Community Center -
3345 Harrison St. (Activity Room)
"You're on the Air: How to Really
Make it in Voice-Overs!"
VOICE-OVERS are hot today! With such notable talent as
James Earl Jones, Linda Hunt, and Donald Sutherland lending
their voices to commercials, fi lms, and videos, one would think
that it would be next to impossible to break into this fi eld. Not
so! You'll learn about an exciting new way to get around the
competition and actually turn voice-overs into a thriving full or
part-time business! You'll watch an informative, state of the art
high tech class from the comfort of your own home! All that
you will need is a computer with an internet connection and
the capability to download Quicktime Video. At the end of the
webcast you will be able to call in toll free and have a free voiceover
evaluation from the "Such a Voice" team. Dan Levine, a
well-known commercial producer and Tony Award nominated
Broadway composer, and Heather Costa, a successful voiceover
artist (Playtex, Prentice Hall, etc), will discuss voice-over
techniques and introduce students to the voice-over business as
a whole. Once students have registered and paid fees, student
information will be forwarded to the "Such a Voice" registration
system and students will then receive their "electronic ticket"
with a link that will allow them to join their scheduled webcast
session. You are now part of the on-line class, and will follow
their directions from here. Call 757-7919 for more information
or to register by credit card. Recommended to register by June
11th
Venue: Kingman Parks and Recreation/Such-a-Voice
3333 N Harrison @ Centennial Park
Date: June 17, 2008 Live Webcast
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Cost: $30
Location: In the comfort of your Own Home!
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