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St. Francis
Community Center
March 3 - June 15, 2019
SPRING
Activities Schedule
St. Francis Community Center
4700 Long Beach Blvd.,
Long Beach Township, NJ 08008-3926
(609) 494-8861
stfranciscenterlbi.org
facebook.com/stfrancislbiWelcome!
The goal of St. Francis Center is to be a community focal point
which offers a wide range of services and programs aimed at meeting the
needs of Ocean County residents regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender,
sexual orientation, socio-economic status or religious affiliation.
St. Francis Center provides year-round educational, social,
recreational and self-development activities and programs for all ages.
Services include: Pre-school; Vacation Club Summer Camp; Counseling
Center; Senior Center; Educational Service; Volunteer Program;
Recreation Program; Family Services; Parenting Center and Special
Events.
The Center’s facilities include: a regulation gymnasium;
competition-size indoor pool; two heated outdoor pools; men’s and
women’s locker rooms for pool members; classrooms; meeting rooms;
hospitality desks and offices.
Spring Business Hours:
Monday: 9am – 6pm; Tuesday–Thursday: 9am – 9pm;
Friday: 9am – 8pm; Saturday & Sunday: 9am – 1pm
Center Holiday Closings:
Good Friday: April 19; Holy Saturday: April 20;
Easter Sunday: April 21; Memorial Day: May 27
Center Memberships
This entitles a person to lower rates for many activities
and free admission to “Open Gym Time.”
RATES
Youth (ages 3 through grade 12)…...…….… $ 40/year
Adult (ages 18 through 59)………………….. $ 65/year
Senior Citizen (ages 60 and up)…………….. $ 40/year
Open Gym membership (18+ older)……….. $ 50/year
Family Plan
(parents & children through grade 12)……...$110/year
Any child under age 3 is granted membership rates
if one parent has a valid membership.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, scheduled activities
and events are subject to change.
Additional events may also be scheduled.
Para Nuestra Comunidad Hispana
Es nuestro placer anunciar que en nuestro centro comunitario hay personas que hablan
Español. Estas personas pueden ayudar con cualquier necesidad. Si usted tiene interés
en nuestro centro ó requiere mas información, llamenos a 609-494-8861.
St. Francis Community Center is handicap accessible with both
an elevator and ramps for easy mobility throughout the building.
1 Spring 2019REGISTRATION
Registration Dates
Session I: Monday, February 11 at 9 AM.
Session II: Monday, April 8 at 9 AM
Registration Information
Participants must meet the age requirements at the start of each
program. Registration begins at 9:00 AM, and is on a first-come-first-
serve basis. Since class sizes are limited, pre-registration is necessary
for all classes. Class fees must be paid when registering. Registration
may be done in person at the front desk or by mail. Mail-in and
dropped-off registrations will be processed at the end of the business
day on the respective registration date. No registrations will be
accepted over the telephone.
Refunds
Refunds will be given for medical reasons only. A physician’s
statement must accompany the request.
A Request for Refund Form (available at the front desk) must
be completed in order to have a refund processed. A 75% refund will
be issued (for medical reasons only). Refunds must be requested in
writing during the session in which you have enrolled. No credits,
refunds or make-up classes will be issued/permitted for classes missed
due to personal reasons.
Please take into consideration all vacations, holidays, religious
observances and other personal activities prior to registering for a class.
“Drop-In” Policy
If you would like to see the operation of (or participate in) a
class, you may do so by paying a drop-in fee at the front desk. Please
check to see that the class in which you are interested can
accommodate Drop-Ins (fees vary).
Cancellations
We reserve the right to cancel any class or activity due to
insufficient enrollment. Classes or activities may also be cancelled
because of hazardous weather conditions.
Emergency Information
Available on the Community Center’s answering machine and
on the following radio stations and websites: 92.7 WOBM; 100.1
WJRZ; B98.5; or 107.1 The Breeze; njstormclosings.com,
njstormwatch.com, centraljerseysnow.com, stfranciscenterlbi.org or
facebook.com/stfrancislbi.
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2 Spring 2019REGISTRATION
Open Gym Policy
Open Gym schedules are available at the front desk of
the Center. All participants must bring their own basketballs.
Each participant under the age of ten (10) must be
accompanied by a companion 14 years or older.
There is limited supervision during open gym!
To ensure proper maintenance and supervision of the Center,
the following rules will be observed:
1. Proper gym attire will be worn at all times in the gym. Shirts and shoes
are required in all areas of the Center.
2. Non-Members may use the gymnasium during open activities for a guest
fee of $2 per youth and $3 per adult.
3. Smoking is not permitted. Food, drinks and chewing gum are
prohibited in the gym area.
4. The Center will not be responsible for valuables left unattended.
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
Our Mission and Philosophy is to provide high-quality care in a
developmentally appropriate program while promoting self-esteem and
fostering independence and creativity in a relaxed and nurturing
environment.
We are pleased to be able to offer a variety of programs at reasonable
rates.
For information on CHS subsidized voucher slots call Amy Marks at
ext. 102. For all other Childcare information please contact Katie
Opauski at ext. 114.
There is a $40 yearly registration fee for all programs.
There are no refunds.
Year-Round Pre-School & Childcare Program
Ages 13 months to 5 years
St. Francis Community Center’s Preschool and Childcare are fully accredited
by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).
www.rightchoiceforkids.org. We are also participating in Grow NJ Kids
www.grownjkids.gov.
Pre-School Program - This program is designed to offer young children a
loving and challenging environment where the primary focus is on nurturing
their self-esteem. Creativity is expanded and readiness skills are developed so
that pre-school children will be comfortable when they approach the formal
environment of elementary school.
3 Spring 2019CHILDREN’S SERVICES
Toddlers - Ages 13 months to 2½ (Prices are monthly)
Full Day (9 am - 4 pm): 5 days a week $533; 4 days a week $448; 3 days a
week $359
Work Day (8:30 am – 5:30 pm): 5 days a week $638; 4 days a week $536;
3 days a week $436
Extended Day (7:30 am – 6 pm): 5 days a week $770; 4 days a week $643;
3 days a week $506
Preschool - Ages 2 ½ to 5 (Prices are monthly)
Full Day (9 am - 4 pm): 5 days a week $497; 4 days a week $412; 3 days a
week $321
Work Day (8:30 am – 5:30 pm): 5 days a week $600; 4 days a week $500;
3 days a week $400
Extended Day (7:30 am – 6 pm): 5 days a week $731; 4 days a week $607;
3 days a week $471
Vacation Club
Ages 5 to 13 (must have completed Kindergarten)
June 17 through August 29, 2019
Orientation & Registration:
Monday, April 8 - 4:30 PM
Registration thereafter according to availability!
Children can join the fun in the sun, by participating in activities
such as arts & crafts, swimming, trips, basketball, and much
more. All participants are to bring a lunch, snacks, sunscreen,
bathing suit and towel everyday. St. Francis Center has a highly
experienced staff with pediatric CPR/First Aid certification.
Full Day - Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Member $160.00 per week/$1,600.00 per season;
Non-Member $188.00 per week
Extended Day - Monday - Friday: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Member $190.00 per week/$1,900 per season;
Non-Member $223.00 per week
At time of registration all 5 and 6 year old children must have
proof of their grade level. Please bring in most recent report
card.
Also at time of registration, please bring your child’s most
recent/updated immunization records and Universal Health
Records with your child(ren’s) most recent physical. The form
can be found on our web site: www.stfranciscenterlbi.org/
Children’sServices. Your child will no longer be able to begin
Vacation Club without these records on file. St. Francis does not
retain these records year to year.
4 Spring 2019AQUATICS
Indoor Pool Hours
Monday to Friday: 6:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Periodically the pools may be closed for special events.
Those dates and times will be posted in advance at the
pool reception desk.
All non-potty trained participants are required to wear swim diapers.
Pool Rules
St. Francis Community Center will abide by the Bather Rules set forth
by the State of NJ Department of Health and the following:
1. Members must present their ID card at the pool reception area
upon entrance and exit.
2. Guests must pay the “Guest Fee” for open swim, if space permits.
3. Anyone over the age of 12 months is required to pay a guest fee.
4. Everyone entering the pool area must be a member or pay a guest
fee, whether you are swimming or not.
5. Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult,
age 18 or older.
6. Only USCG approved lifejackets may be worn. No Swimmies!
7. No horseplay or running in the pool area.
8. Diving is permitted in the deep end only.
9. Jumping is permitted from the north and south walls only.
10. Prior to diving or jumping, make sure toes are over the edge, make
sure no one is in your way and jump away from the wall.
11. No back dives or flips.
12. Pool and deck must be cleared during an electrical storm.
13. Proper swimming attire is required. No thongs or cut-off shorts.
14. No gum, food or drink on pool deck. Plastic water bottles are
permitted.
15. Pool toys are permitted during birthday parties and open swim, at
the lifeguards discretion.
16. Noodles and kickboards are to be used in a passive, non–
aggressive manner, and are not to be used as life support devices.
17. No hard balls (tennis, softball or baseball) are to be thrown in the
indoor pool.
18. Members and guests may bring their own chairs and towels.
19. Any infraction of the above-stated rules will cause suspension
from the Pool and Center grounds.
5 Spring 2019Indoor &
Outdoor Pools
AQUATICS
Pool Membership Fees
Yearly Membership
Family of 4 (2 Adults, 2 Children [17 & under]) $780
3rd Child……………………………..……………. $ 85
Each Additional Child……………………………. $ 60
Individual (All ages up to age 59) ……….……………….. $310
Each Additional Child [17 & under])……............ $200
Six Month Membership
Family of 4 (2 Adults, 2 Children [17 & under])………… $475
3rd Child…………………………………………... $ 85
Each Additional Child …………………………… $ 60
Individual (all ages up to age 59)…………………………. $250
Three Month Membership - Single Only.……………. $160
Flat Rate, no discounts
Combination (Center & Pool)
Membership Fees
Yearly Membership
Family of 4 (2 Adults, 2 Children [17 & under])…........ $860
3rd Child…………………………………........... $110
Each Additional Child……………………...….. $ 85
Individual (All ages up to age 59)……………… $330
Each Additional Child [17 & under])……... $220
Senior Citizen Pool Rates Daily Guest Fees:
Yearly Membership $280 $10 Per Person
Six Month Membership $225 Book of 5 Passes: $45
(above prices include 10% discount) Book of 10 Passes: $80
Open Swim Only
Senior Citizen Combo Rate (Space Permitting)
Center & Pool Open Swim Hours
Yearly Membership $305 subject to change
(above prices include 10% discount) without notice.
A Pool Membership entitles you to Use of the Pool Only.
A Combo Membership is a Pool and Center membership that entitles
you to Member Rates on All Aquatic & Recreation Classes.
Individuals with a Combo Membership are given
priority registration privileges for aquatic classes.
If an Aquatic program is cancelled or delayed due to inclement
weather, there is no make-up date and no refund.
6 Spring 2019AQUATICS
Parents are only permitted on Children must meet the
the pool deck for the first and age requirement on the day
last swim lesson! the session starts.
Private Swim Lessons: $25 (per half-hour)
Semi-Private Swim Lessons: $20 per person (per half-hour)
Appointments for lessons must be made through the Aquatic Center
Reception Desk. All lessons must be paid in full, in advance.
No refunds!
Private/Semi-private lessons offer one-on-one instruction for adults
or children. This program is for anyone to learn basic aquatic safety
skills or learn to swim or acquire new swimming skills. We also
offer a semi-private option for two children of similar skill level.
Water Tots Ages: 1 to 3
This class is designed for parents and children to be in the pool
together. Children are taught to become more comfortable in the
water. Fun and games in the pool. This class is a step towards
beginner swim. Instructor: Allison Nemes, WSI Certified
Saturday; 9:00 - 9:30 AM; Place: Indoor Pool; (Max: 20 Min: 10)
Session I: Session II:
(Code 311101-01) (Code 311101-02)
March 2 - April 13 April 27 - June 8
(No class 5/25)
$50 Member/$70 Non-Member $40 Member/$60 Non-Member
4-Year-Old Beginner Swim Age: 4
This class targets the Level I Beginner. General safety rules will be
learned as well as the front & back floats, doggie paddle and getting
the face wet. Child should be comfortable in water, for example: likes
to play in water, enjoys bath time, etc. Must be 4 at start of session.
Instructor: Allison Nemes,WSI Certified
Saturday; 9:35 - 10:05 AM; Place: Indoor Pool (Max: 5 Min: 2)
Session I: Session II:
(Code: 311102-01) (Code: 311102-02)
March 2 - April 13 April 27 - June 8
(No class 5/25)
$50 Member/$70 Non-Member $40 Member/$60 Non-Member
7 Spring 2019AQUATICS
Each registered participant will undergo a performance evaluation
at the first class of each session. If the participant is unable to
perform the pre-requisites, the instructor will recommend the child
be moved to a more suitable level during that session. If those classes
are full, the child will be offered the first available space in successive
sessions and a $5 transfer fee will be charged.
Beginner Level 1 Ages: 5 & up
(According to Ability) This class is designed to help with the beginning
elements of swimming, including; water adjustment, breathing,
floating, kicking and personal safety. The swimmer will learn to
doggie paddle and underwater swim. Must be age 5 at the start of the
session. Instructor: Allison Nemes, WSI Certified (Max: 6 Min: 2)
Tuesday & Thursday $70 Member/$90 Non-Member
4:00 - 4:30 PM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code 311103-01) (Code 311103-02)
March 5 - April 18 April 23 - June 6
Saturday Class; 10:10 - 10:40 AM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code 311103-03) (Code 311103-04)
March 2 - April 13 April 27 - June 8
(No class 5/25)
$50 Member/$70 Non-Member $40 Member/$60 Non-Member
Beginner Level 2 Ages: 5 & up
(According to Ability) This class is designed to teach the beginner who is
water-oriented and has mastered the beginning elements of swimming.
The front crawl and elementary backstroke will also be introduced in
this course. Pre-requisite: Must be able to doggie paddle and be
willing to learn prone float and back float. Must be
age 5 at the start of the session.
Instructor: Allison Nemes, WSI Certified (Max: 6 Min: 2)
Tuesday & Thursday; $70 Member/$90 Non-Member
4:35 - 5:05 PM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code 311104-01) (Code 311104-02)
March 5 - April 18 April 23 - June 6
Saturday Class; 10:45 - 11:15 AM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code 311104-03) (Code 311104-04)
March 2 - April 13 April 27 - June 8
(No class 5/25)
$50 Member/$70 Non-Member $40 Member/$60 Non-Member
8 Spring 2019AQUATICS
Intermediate Ages: 6 & up
(According to ability) Basic survival swimming is taught while improving
beginner skills to build stamina and coordination. Improve front crawl
and introduce backstroke, elementary backstroke and breaststroke.
Pre-requisite: Students should be able to jump in the deep end and
perform the front crawl and backstroke 25 yards. Must be 6 at the start
of the session. Instructor: Allison Nemes, WSI Certified
Tuesday & Thursday Class; $70 Member/$90 Non-Member
5:15 - 6:00 PM; Place: Indoor Pool (Max: 10 Min: 3)
Session I: Session II:
(Code 311105-01) (Code 311105-02)
March 5 - April 18 April 23 - June 6
Saturday Class; 12:00 - 12:45 PM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code 311106-01) (Code 311106-02)
March 2 - April 13 April 27 - June 6
(No class 5/25)
$50 Member/$70 Non-Member $40 Member/$60 Non-Member
Competitive Swim Ages: 8 & up
(According to ability) This class is a developmental program that
emphasizes stroke technique, starts and turns. Required skills
include: front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breast stroke
and side stroke All participants will be swimming laps for strength
and endurance. Must be 8 at start of session.
Instructor: Allison Nemes, WSI Certified (Max: 12 Min: 3)
Tuesday & Thursday Class; $90 Member/$110 Non-Members
6:15 - 7:00 PM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code 325103-01) (Code 325103-02)
March 5 - April 18 April 23 - June 6
Saturday Class; $60 Member/$80 Non-Member
1:00 - 1:45 PM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code 325103-03) (Code 325103-07)
March 2 - April 13 April 27 - June 8
(No class 5/25)
9 Spring 2019AQUATICS
Lifeguard Training $250 Member/$270 Non-Member
Ages 15 & up
Do you want to be a lifeguard? Are you getting ready for a great job?
You must have strong swimming ability. Upon successful completion,
participants will receive an American Red Cross Certification in
Lifeguard Training, First Aid and CPR. Instructors: Emily Cherry &
Allison Nemes. Place: Indoor Pool & Party Room. (Max: 10; Min: 5)
Session I: Time: Code:
Wed., May 15 5:00 - 7:00 PM 311100-01
Thu., May 16 4:00 - 8:00 PM
Fri., May 17 4:00 - 8:00 PM
Sat., May 18 9:00 - 5:00 PM
Sun., May 19 9:00 - 5:00 PM
Attendance at the above dates and times is required.
There will be no opportunities to make-up missed classes.
All participants must complete the following prerequisites:
1. Swim 300 yards continuously, using these strokes in the following
order:
100 yards of front crawl using rhythmic breathing and a stabilizing,
propellant kick. Rhythmic breathing can be performed either by
breathing to the side or to the front.
100 yards of breaststroke using a pull, breathe, kick and glide
sequence.
100 yards of either front crawl or breaststroke. The 100 yards may
be a combination of front crawl and breaststroke.
2. Starting in the water, swim 20 yards using front crawl or
breaststroke, surface dive 7-10 feet, retrieve a 10-pound object, return
to the surface, swim 20 yards back to the starting point with the object
and exit the water without using a ladder or steps, within one minute,
40 seconds.
If you have concerns about your ability to complete the pre-requisites,
please schedule a swimming skill evaluation by calling the pool
reception desk at ext. 187 (there is a $10.00 guest fee for all evaluations).
CPR/AED Training for the Professional Rescuer
(By appointment only) $65 Member/$85 Non-Member
Lifeguard Challenge (by appointment only)
Any person taking Lifeguard challenge MUST take CPR challenge
also. $35 per challenge
CPR Challenge (By appointment only) $35 per challenge
First Aid Challenge (By appointment only) $35 per challenge
You must have a current card to be eligible for challenges.
To schedule an appointment, please call 609-494-8861 ext. 105.
Instructors: Emily Cherry and Allison Nemes.
10 Spring 2019AQUATICS
Spring Swim Clinic $75 Member/$95 Non-Member
Transitional (Ages 5-10) - this class is designed for the swimmer who
knows the basics of the four competitive swim strokes (freestyle,
backstroke, breaststroke & butterfly). We will focus on stroke
mechanics, starts and building endurance. Swimmers must be able to
complete 25 yards of each of the four competitive swim strokes. One
piece swimwear required. (Max: 15 Min: 5)
Instructors: Emily Cherry (WSI Certified) and Jackie Holohan
Monday & Wednesdays: 6:00 - 6:45 PM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code: 305100-01) (Code: 305100-02)
March 4 - April 17 April 22 - June 5
(No class 4/8 & 4/10) (No class 5/13 & 5/15)
Advanced (Ages 11 and up) - this class is for the more experienced
swimmer. We will work on stroke mechanics, starts, turns and
building endurance. This is ideal for the high school swimmer
looking to stay in shape and improve for next year’s season.
Monday & Wednesdays: 7:00 - 7:45 PM; Place: Indoor Pool
(Max: 20, Min: 7)
Session I: Session II:
(Code: 305102-01) (Code: 305102-02)
March 4 - April 17 April 22 - June 5
(No class 4/8 & 4/10) (No class 5/13, 5/15 & 5/27)
Aquatic Aerobics $60 Member/$80 Non-Member
The Aquatic Aerobics classes takes place in chest-deep water. Class
format includes a warm-up, aerobic segment, cool down, endurance
and stretch segment. In a group atmosphere, participants will
experience increased cardiovascular conditioning, flexibility and a lot
of fun. Instructor: Mary Timmerman (Max: 20 Min: 8)
Monday, Wednesday & Friday; 8:00 - 8:45 AM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II:
(Code 325101-01) (Code 325101-02)
March 4 - April 17 April 22 - June 14 Drop-In Fee:
(No class 4/19 ) (No class 5/27) $13 (space permitting)
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Spring 2019
11AQUATICS
Deep Water Aerobics $60 Member/$80 Non-Member
This class takes place in deep water to increase stamina while
eliminating stress on all joints. It is a cardiovascular workout designed
to strengthen muscles and increase range of motion. Swimmers and
non-swimmers are welcome.
Instructor: Mary Timmerman (Max: 10 Min: 6)
Monday, Wednesday & Friday; 9:00 - 9:45 AM; Place: Indoor Pool
Session I: Session II: Drop-In Fee:
(Code 325101-03) (Code 325101-04)
$13 (space permitting)
March 4 - April 17 April 22 - June 14
(No class 4/19 & 5/27)
Arthritis Water Exercise $60 Member/$80 Non-Member
Help manage your arthritis, have fun and exercise at the same time.
Instructors guide participants through a series of specially designed
low-impact exercises. Exercises are performed in waist to chest-deep
water and designed to decrease pain and stiffness and increase range of
motion, strength and endurance without putting stress on the joint.
Physician’s consent form is NOT required.
Instructor: Mary Timmerman (Max: 20 Min: 4)
Monday, Wednesday & Friday; 10:00 - 10:45 AM
Place: Indoor Pool
Drop-In Fee:
Session I: Session II: $13 (space permitting)
(Code 325102-01) (Code 325102-02)
March 4 - April 17 April 22 - June 14
(No class 4/19 & 5/27)
RECREATION
Spring Basketball Clinic $60 Members/$80 Non-Members
Ages 8 - 13
These clinics are open to boys and girls who are looking to continue to
improve their game for travel and AAU teams. All of the important
fundamentals are stressed, including; shooting, ball handling,
rebounding, defense, etc. (Max: 20 per session)
Instructor: John Pampalone, Boys Asst. Varsity Basketball Coach,
Southern Regional High School
Tuesday through Friday; 6:00 - 8:00 PM; Place: Gym
Session I: March 5 - March 8 (Code 326101-01)
12 Spring 2019RECREATION
Tot & Tyke Basketball $50 Members/$70 Non-Members
It's never too early to learn the basic skills of basketball. Tot & Tyke
Basketball has been designed to introduce children to the game of
basketball in a non-competitive environment through repetition and
teamwork in a fun and safe environment. Age appropriate equipment
is used which includes modified baskets and moderate sized
basketballs. Instructor: John Pampalone, Boys Asst. Varsity
Basketball Coach, Southern Regional High School
Place: Gym (Max: 10 Min: 4)
TOTS Ages 4 & 5
Session II: Tuesday through Friday; 5:45 - 6:30 PM
March 12 - March 15 (Code: 321101-01)
TYKES Ages 6 & 7
Session II: Tuesday through Friday; 6:45 - 7:30 PM
March 12 - March 15 (Code: 321101-02)
NEW CLASS:
Creative Writing - Write to Heal, Write to Grow
Adults 18 and older. $80 Members/100 non-members
Feeling pressed-down or stuck? Come explore the power of self-
expression as a healing tool in a safe, encouraging, growth-oriented
creative writing workshop. Find the power within you to grow and
open up through poetry, fiction, memoir.... (Max: 8 Min: 6)
Instructors: Sandy Gingras and Sarah Tantillo
Wednesdays; 6:00 - 7:30 PM; Place: Multi-Purpose Room
Session I: April 10 - May 29 (No class 5/16)
(Code: 307101-04)
All Level Yoga $80 members/ $100 Non-Members
Come discover the health benefits of yoga! In this class you will learn
breathing exercises, various yoga poses, balancing, stretching and
meditation. Students should be comfortable sitting on the floor for
short periods of time. If you have any medical conditions check with
your physician before registering. Please bring a Yoga mat to class.
Register early, space is limited. Instructor: Sue Seiter, 250 RYT
(Max: 10 Min: 8)
Mondays, 5:00 - 6:15 PM; Place: Multi-Purpose Room
Session I: Session II:
(Code 320102-01) (Code 320102-02) Drop-In Fee:
April 15 - May 20 June 3 - July 8 $15 (space permitting)
13 Spring 2019RECREATION
Zumba for the Beginner $60 member/$80 Non-Member
This class will introduce you to the basic rhythms and basic core steps
but do not worry about the steps and just feel the music. Steps will be
easy to follow because they are repetitive and, over time, you’ll get
more and more familiar with the moves and various dances.
Instructor: Michelle McKenna, Zumba Certified Instructor
Fridays; 9:00am-9:45am Place: Multi-Purpose Room (Max: 10 Min: 8)
Session I: March 8 - April 19 Drop-In Fee:
Session II: April 19 - June 14 (No class 5/17) $15 (space permitting)
Zumba Style Exercise $70 Member/$90 Non-Member
This is a high-energy and fun-filled dance cardio fitness class geared
towards everybody. A combination of cardiovascular, muscle-
conditioning and balance exercises in a follow along, easy-to-pick-up
format, it uses a mixture of dance styles including Latin, World, and
Hip Hop to create a high-calorie burning fitness party. (Max: 10 Min: 8)
Instructor: Michelle McKenna, Zumba Certified Instructor
Thursdays; 5:00 - 6:00 PM; Place: Multi-Purpose Room; (Code: TBD)
Session I: Session II
(Code: 307101-01) (Code: 30701-02) Drop-In Fee:
March 7 - April 18 April 25 - June 13 $15 (space permitting)
(No class 5/16)
Pickleball
Place: Gym. $5 drop-in day fee or $30 per book of 10 passes
Monday, Wednesday & Friday; 12:15 - 3:00 PM
Pickleball ends May 24.
Tuesdays & Thursdays; 6:00 - 8:30 PM; March 5 - May 23
Basic Boating Safety Courses - NJ Certified
Ages: 13 & up $85 Member & Non-Member
The NJ State Police Certification Course for Basic Boating Safety will
consist of a total of 8 hours of lecture and video with homework and
test. This class will prepare and certify you to operate a motor boat or
a personal water craft vessel in NJ. Certified operators ages 13-15
may operate vessels with up to a 1 hp motor. However, if the vessel is
over 12 feet long, then motor may be up to 9.9 hp. Certified operators
ages 16 and older may operate any motor boat or personal watercraft.
Workbooks will be provided. (Max: 30 Min: 10)
Instructor: Keith Gunsten, Seaspray Services.
Tuesday & Thursday; 5:00 - 9:00 PM;
Place: Multi-Purpose Room
Session I: Session II:
(Code 313101-01) (Code 313101-02)
May 7 & May 9 June 4 & June 6
14 Spring 2019SPECIAL EVENTS
8th Annual March Madness Free Sat., March 2
Throw Contest Fee: $3.00
St. Francis Gym - 9:00 AM
Grade Groups: K (modified baskets), 1st & 2nd grade (modified
baskets), 3rd & 4th grades (modified distance), 5th & 6th grades, 7th
& 8th grades, open to high school and adults (broken down into
male and female categories) and Ladies 18 and older.
Registration is required. Registration forms are available at the Front
Desk of the Center or online at: www.stfranciscenterlbi.org. For more
information please call the Recreation Department at ext. 105.
Proceeds to Benefit St. Francis Community Center.
Red Cross Blood Mobile March 14; 1 - 6 PM
St. Francis Church Hall
You don’t need a special reason to give blood. The need is
constant and your donation is important for maintaining a
healthy and reliable blood supply.
Please call the Community Center at 609-494-8861 or visit:
www.redcrossblood.org to schedule an appointment. Walk-ins
are welcome.
Fish & Chip Dinner Friday, April 12, 4:30 - 7 PM
St. Francis Community Center Gym
Thistle of Kearny is back for another delicious Fish and Chip Dinner.
Adult fish or chicken dinner: $17.00. Children fish or chicken dinner:
$8.00. Includes: dinner, beverage and dessert.
Dine-in or take-out available. Take-out dinners are available starting at
4:30 PM and seating for dinner starts at 5 PM. Tickets are on sale at
the Center’s front desk starting Monday, March 11 and a limited
amount of tickets will be available the day of the event. There will be
a 50/50 drawing.
Proceeds to benefit St. Francis of Assisi Parish.
Family Health & Safety Fair
Thurs., April 25, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
St. Francis Community Center Gym
Free Continental Breakfast and many free health screenings are
offered. Call Senior Services at the Center for a list of screenings.
Sponsored by: St. Francis Community Center, Long Beach Island Health
Department and Hackensack Meridian Health Southern Ocean Medical Center.
15 Spring 2019SPECIAL EVENTS
Volunteer Week Celebration Day Thurs, April 25
9:30 AM - 11:30 A M
St. Francis Community Center
This breakfast celebrates all the volunteers that contribute so much to
St. Francis Parish and Community Center throughout the year. Come
and meet your fellow volunteers and enjoy a delicious breakfast!
Also visit the Gym for the Family Health and Safety Fair for free
health screenings and so much more!
Fine Art Show & Sale Sat., May 18; 9:30 AM - 4 PM
Sun., May 19; 9:30 AM - 2 PM
St. Francis Community Center
Amateur and professional artists participate in the show with fine art
works encompassing almost every media; photography, water color,
oil, acrylic and more. There will be something for everyone!
Admission is FREE. Goodwill donations will be accepted.
Beefsteak Dinner Friday, May 31
Doors open at 5:30 PM
Dinner will be served at 6:00 PM
Catered by Nightingales of Clifton! All You Can Eat! Dinner
includes: Slow Roasted Filet Mignon, Salad, Fries, Soda/Water and
Dessert. Tickets are available to purchase at the Front Desk of the
Community Center May 1. Tickets will not be sold the day of the event.
Spring Arts & Craft Show
Sat., June 15; 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
St. Francis Community Center
Admission: $2.00
As summer approaches check out the area’s fabulous local crafters.
Items include: handmade baskets, pottery, beach décor, jewelry,
photography and so much more! Breakfast and lunch is available.
8th Annual Garden Party Wednesday, June 19
By the Sea - A Fashion Show 3:00 - 5:30 PM
Join us for a fun filled afternoon of Fashion at the Bonnet
Island Estate in Manahawkin! Take part in our extravagant
Basket Auction, small plate fare, local fashions ,50/50 and
much more!
Tickets will be available to purchase in May. Call the
Community Center for more information.
16 Spring 2019SENIOR SERVICES
Anyone 60 years and over is eligible for the Senior Services
Program.
There are three locations in Southern Ocean County to better serve
you:
If you live on: Long Beach Island
Please call: St. Francis Community Center, LBICC Inc.
Satellite Office, LBICC, Inc.
4700 Long Beach Blvd.
Long Beach Township, NJ 08008
609-494-8861
If you live in: Little Egg Harbor, Tuckerton, Eagleswood, Stafford
Township, Barnegat or Waretown
Please call: Ocean County Southern Services Center
Senior Services
179 S. Main Street
Manahawkin, NJ 08050
609-978-6220 or 609-978-6221
If you live in: Lacey, Ocean Gate, Pine Beach, South Toms River,
Beachwood or Berkeley
Please call: Berkeley Satellite Office,
LBICC., Inc. Senior Services
Pinewald-Keswick Road
Bayville, NJ 08721
732-244-9600
How Much Will It Cost Me? There is no charge for any
Senior Services. However, the program provides the opportunity for
individuals to make a voluntary contribution for services received. All
donations are confidential. No one will be denied service because
they will not or cannot contribute.
St. Francis Senior Services Is Funded By: A grant from
the Ocean County Office of Senior Services with Title III Older
Americans Act of 1965, as amended through a grant from the
NJ Department of Health and Senior Services; Ocean County;
Local Municipal Contributions and St. Francis Community Center.
A Senior Advisory Committee, made up of elected and
appointed members, meets once a month to inform and advise on the
implementation of the Senior Program objectives. Meetings are
announced in the Senior Center. The meetings are open to all
interested persons.
17 Spring 2019SENIOR SERVICES
St. Francis Senior Services Department provides Ocean County
Residents ages 60 and over with a full range of services. Our goal is to
foster the independence and dignity of older adults by making it easier
to choose services available to them. The mission of Senior Outreach
Services is to make a positive difference in the lives of seniors by
improving access to nutrition, health, education, social and supportive
services.
One-Stop Eligibility Screening for a wide range of programs such
as: Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled (PAAD),
Lifeline utility assistance, and others.
Outreach Visits in the home, if needed, to provide eligibility screening
and assessment.
Lunch Program
Lunch is served in a warm, friendly atmosphere and provides the
opportunity to meet new friends. Lunch reservations must be made one
day in advance, either in person or by calling 609-978-6283 before 1:00
pm. Participants should pick up a donation envelope, by 11:30 am, on the
day they come for lunch.
Home-Delivered Meals
A noon-time meal will be sent to homebound, elderly who are unable to
prepare a meal for themselves; and, who have no other person to prepare a
meal for them. Each applicant will be visited by an Outreach Worker who
will interview him or her to assess the need for home-delivered meals.
Transportation Services Van Service is available to
Southern Ocean County Service Center, Monday through Friday, 9 am to
2 pm, for the congregate lunch program for those who have no other
means of transportation. It is necessary to call Senior Services at
609-978-6221, one day in advance, to reserve a seat on the van. Although
there is no charge for this service, voluntary contributions are accepted.
A lift-equipped van is available to transport wheelchair-bound clients
to the Nutrition Site on specified days. Call Senior Services for details.
In addition, Senior Services coordinates a van service, provided by the
Ocean County Transportation Department, for Long Beach Island
residents, for medical appointments and shopping trips. Please contact
Senior Services at least two weeks in advance to reserve a seat on this
vehicle. This service operates: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Outreach & Benefits Counseling
This program provides trained Outreach Workers to visit the elderly in
their homes, to determine their needs, and to provide them with
information about benefits and services for the elderly. For more
information or if you know a friend or neighbor who would benefit
from this service, please call 494-8861 ext. 108 or 109 or 609-978-6220.
18 Spring 2019SENIOR SERVICES
S.H.I.P. Program
State Health Insurance Program - Trained volunteers and staff will
provide assistance understanding coverage, payments and benefits of
private insurance plans and Medicare. Appointments must be made
in advance through the Senior Services Department by calling
609-494-8861.
Volunteer Attorney
Tuesday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. By appointment only for those who
qualify. Please call 609-978-6221 for more information.
Caregiver Support Program
The National Family Caregiver Support Program
The enactment of the Older Americans Act Amendments of 2000
(Public Law 106-501) established an important new program, the
National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP). The
program was developed by the Administration on Aging of the
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Services available are as follows:
• Information to caregivers about available services,
• Assistance to caregivers in gaining access to supportive services,
• Individual counseling, organization of support groups to assist
the caregivers in making decisions and solving problems
relating to their role as a caregiver.
Family Health & Safety Fair
Thursday, April 25, 2019
10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
St. Francis Community Center Gym
Free Continental Breakfast and many free health
screenings are offered. Call Senior Services at the
Community Center for a list of screenings.
Sponsored by: St. Francis Community Center, Long Beach Island
Health Department & Southern Ocean Medical Center.
19 Spring 2019SENIOR SERVICES
Educational, Recreational &
Leisure-Time Classes
Weekly Activities Monthly Activities
Walking Program Bingo, FYI Series, You Be the Judge,
(Mon., Wed. & Fri. Trivial Pursuit, Cards, Arts & Crafts
8:00 - 8:45 AM) Holiday Parties & Entertainment
St. Francis Center Gym
Please call Senior Services at
Canasta
(Mon. 12:00-4:00)
609-494-8861 for more information.
St. Francis Center Sr. Lounge
Pinochle
(Wed. 12:00-4:00)
Monthly Programs
St. Francis Center Sr. Lounge
Garden Club Presentation
Party Bridge 3rd Wednesday of the Month at 10:00 AM
(Thurs. 12:0-4:00) Reminiscence Group,
St. Francis Center Sr. Lounge
Remember When?
Mah Jong
(Tue. and Fri. 12:00-4:00) BP Screening, Special Events
St. Francis Center Sr. Lounge & Workshops
Fitness Classes
Walking Program: Monday, Wednesday & Friday;
8:00 - 9:00 AM, St. Francis Center Gym
Ladies Exercise: Tuesday & Thursday, 9:45 - 10:30 AM,
Senior Lounge
Upcoming Classes:
“MOVE TOMORROW”
Exercise Program for Seniors, Sr. Lounge
Non-Aerobic class. Focus will be on fall prevention, flexibility
improvement, balance and stamina. Trained peer leaders will run a 6
week program that meets twice a week. Participants will assess their
health, physical well-being and behavior changes before and upon
completion of the program.
Two Sessions: 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM - Dates to be announced.
20 Spring 2019EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES
Program provides FREE Adult Education classes
throughout Ocean County.
Registration is Required
(Registration includes intake, assessments & orientation)
Adult Basic Skills Consortium of Ocean County provides Adult Basic
Skills (ABE), NJ High School Diploma Prep Class (HSE) and English
as a Second Language (ESL).
Registration Dates Locations:
March 18, 2019 Southern Regional High School
Toms River North High School
July 8, 2019 Brick Library
(at select locations) Lakewood Library
Holy Family Church
Please call 609-494-8861, ext. 185 for times and locations.
Classes are subject to change.
Program offers college and career readiness skills, assists students
interested in post-secondary education or training, credentials, obtain
citizenship skills and resources to enter and/or retain employment.
All classes and services are provided by the Ocean County Basic
Skills Consortium through a grant from the New Jersey
Department of Labor & Workforce Development.
Adult Education Program
Eligible participants will receive individualized education and job
readiness plans. Program provides the opportunity to increase
participants educational levels to enter training, obtain HS Diploma,
learn English and career/job skills to achieve self-sufficiency.
First Step to Self Sufficiency
Eligible participants will gain employability skills through a variety of
workshops, identify barriers to employment, resume building, work
readiness credential and computer skills. Each participant will create
an individualized plan to build skills towards self-sufficiency.
Next Step to Employment
Eligible participants have the opportunity to gain employability skills
as well as stackable credentials. Program provides job related
workshops to increase skills for participants seeking employment
and/or career training. Participants will be provided training and
work experience relevant to the jobs in demand in Ocean County.
All participants must be verified for eligibility through the
One Stop Career Center/Ocean County PIC Office.
Programs funded through a grant provided by the Ocean County
Department of Human Services.
21 Spring 2019COUNSELING SERVICES
By Appointment - Call 609-494-1554
Monday & Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Tuesday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
St. Francis Counseling Service provides individuals, couples
and families with affordable, professional psychotherapy services
addressing a wide range of issues. Services are available to all
regardless of race, color, sex, age, gender, national origin, sexual
orientation, handicapping condition, income or religious affiliations.
Master-level therapists provide all professional counseling services.
All services are offered in English and Spanish.
Individual, Couples & Family Therapy Affordable counseling
available for all residents of southern Ocean County from Lacey to
Tuckerton on a sliding-scale fee based on annual household income.
Sexual Abuse & Assault Program Sexual Abuse & Assault Program
Services for survivors of sexual abuse and their family members who are residents of
Ocean County - ongoing therapy and community education programs. There is no
fee for this program.
24-Hour Confidential Sexual Violence Hotline: 609-494-1090
Victims of Crime Therapy is offered to Ocean County residents
who are a victim of a violent crime. There is no fee for this program.
Journey Through Grief This program is designed to help men and
women, of all ages, work through the normal stages of grief with
education and group support. The program stresses that grief is a
journey, a natural and normal reaction to a significant loss in our
lives. Education and support can ease our way on this journey. The
group is open to all members of the community regardless of
religious affiliation. Registration is required. There is no fee for this
program.
Surviving to Thriving - A confidential support group providing
psycho-education for survivors of recent or past sexual assaults.
Registration is required. There is no fee for this program.
Parenting AFTER - Confidential support and psycho-educational
group for parents of children who have been sexually abused. There is
no fee for this program.
Confidential Sexual Violence Advocate - The Sexual Abuse and
Assault Program of St. Francis Counseling Service is recruiting
volunteers to work on the 24-Hour Hotline and to provide support to
survivors of sexual assault at area hospitals. Mature adults who are
eager to make a difference in the lives of survivors encouraged to
apply. Training workshops are held throughout the year. Upon
completion, volunteers will be certified as Confidential Sexual
Violence Advocates and will volunteer 3 shifts each month (scheduling
is flexible). Please contact Sue Seiter at 609-494-1554 ext. 128 if
interested.
22 Spring 2019FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES
Monday through Friday – 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
609-494-8861 ext. 197
FREE parenting, family intervention and low-cost violence prevention
services to Ocean County families through supportive services which focus on
enhancing family functioning.
Parenting in Recovery – Groups focus on supporting parents and their
families members who have been affected by substance abuse. Participants
explore the effects of substance abuse on themselves and their families while
learning effective parenting skills that strengthen family relationships. There
is no cost to participate.
Parenting Workshops and Groups – This program is interactive and
is designed to meet the specific needs of participating parents. Films and
group discussions encompass multiple aspects of child development. This
program is provided at sites throughout Ocean County at no cost to
participants.
Violence Prevention - Anger Management Program
Provides stress and anger management groups to Ocean County parents and
caregivers. Participants learn to identify triggers and enhance coping skills.
Cost for group cycle is $360.
Parents as Teachers - TIP II Program. A free voluntary in-home
parenting program. We provide infant and child developmental education
and referral services to Southern Ocean County residents who are pregnant or
have children under the age of 3 years.
Insight Program - Free in-home counseling for enrolled Parents As
Teachers families.
Human Concerns The Human Concerns Program is a homeless
prevention program that serves clients living in southern Ocean County. The
program assists clients with utility and housing issues through grants from
Emergency Food and Shelter program, OceanFirst and private donations.
The program also distributes food to families in need. Donations are received
from collections at St. Francis Parish, local food drives and private donors.
Donations may also be dropped-off at St. Francis Community Center during
normal working hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
and Thursday: 4:00 - 5:30 PM.
Annual Projects Include: Back-To-School, Thanksgiving & Gift of Warmth
To contact Human Concerns please call: 609-494-8861 ext. 121.
Financial Success Center - The Financial Success Center offers free
one-on-one coaching and workshops to Southern Ocean Country residents to
assist with budget management, benefits application assistance, enrollment in
health insurance, tax preparation, credit and debt counseling, school loan
counseling, job readiness, resume assistance and affordable housing. To see
if you are eligible please call 609-494-8861 ext. 197. Funding for this
program is provided by the United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
23 Spring 2019FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES
Auto Ownership of Ocean County Used, rehabilitated cars are
offered to TANF* recipients for whom transportation is a major
barrier to employment. Cars are donated, repaired and turned over
to client involved in a working or training activity of the Ocean
County TANF program. Clients may also receive insurance
assistance, driving lessons and help with car repairs.
* Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
Services are funded through grants from the NJ Department of
Human Services and the NJ Department of Children & Families.
Maintaining the integrity of Spanish speaking families (MISSF)
provides in-home therapeutic parenting skills and case management services
to Spanish speaking families referred by the Ocean County DCP&P office.
Blissful Babies - provides Infant Massage classes centered around the power
of touch through techniques and relaxation for baby and parent. Classes will
be offered throughout the year and facilitated by bachelors/masters level
instructors from the Family Support Department. Call 609-494-8861 ext. 197
for on-going class schedule or to register. Please follow us on:
www.facebook.com/blissfulbabiesnj.
St. Francis Travel
Call Nancy at Home Town Travel for more info. 609-597-5100
or visit: stfranciscenterlbi.org/travel
Canadian Rockies, $2275
September 5-11, 2019
Taste and Sounds of the South, $3195
November 5-15, 2019
For more information please our website at:
stfranciscenterlbi.org or call Nancy at Home Town Travel.
SELF-HELP ANONYMOUS GROUPS
Alcoholics Anonymous
For information on area meetings and locations, call 609-641-8855,
AA HOTLINE ~ (609) 494-5130
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their
experience, strength and hope to maintain continuous sobriety
through a 12-step program of recovery and to help other alcoholics to
achieve sobriety.
Al-Anon
Beginners Meeting: Thursday 7:00-7:30 PM
Open Discussion: Thursday, 7:30-8:30 PM
Al-Anon is a fellowship of family members and friends of alcohol/drug
abusers, who share their experience, strength and hope with one another.
24 Spring 2019VOLUNTEERING & COMMUNITY
Volunteering is a Community Tradition at St. Francis
Each year over 1,000 individuals volunteer countless hours of service
in order to help others. Our volunteers make things happen
throughout our community and inspire all of us with their
compassion, energy, enthusiasm and stamina.
Volunteer opportunities are available in the following areas:
Youth Basketball Coaches
Poster & Brochure Distribution
Festival of the Sea
18 Mile Run
Special Events
Aquatic Center Desk
Senior Services
Human Concerns
If interested in volunteering, Volunteer Applications can be found
online at: www.stfranciscenterlbi.org/Volunteers or at the Front
Desk of the Community Center or by calling 609-494-8861 ext. 118.
Interfaith Health & Support Services
We have joined with many other churches and organizations to help
respond to the needs of our community by becoming a part of the
Interfaith Health and Support Services of Southern Ocean County.
We are in need of more volunteers for this service which
offers:
Visiting people with special needs
Driving a person for medical treatment
Shopping for a homebound person
Calling a lonely person
Assisting a visually impaired person
Relieving a primary caregiver
Assisting with minor home maintenance
If you can help in any of these areas, please call the Interfaith
Office at 609-978-3839.
2019 SPECIAL EVENTS - SAVE THE DATE:
Blood Drive July 18
Mammography Van August 2
Festival of the Sea Aug. 6 - Aug.10
Card Party September 27
Spaghetti Dinner October 12
Car Raffle Drawing October 12
47th Annual 18 Mile Run October 13
Mammography Van November 8
Christmas Craft Show Nov. 23 & 24
Blood Drive December 5
25 Spring 2019St. Francis Community Center
Mail-in registrations will not be processed until the end of the
business day. Please see Page 2 for registration information.
St. Francis Community Center 4700 Long Beach Boulevard
Long Beach Township, NJ 08008
Registration Form 609-494-8861
Family Name: _______________________________________________________
Street Address: ______________________________________________________
City: __________________________ State: ______ Zip Code: ______________
Phone: _____________________Email: _________________________________
Currently a member? YES____ NO____ Member Expiration Date:________
(Memberships must stay current for the duration of the program, in order to receive the member rate.)
Please complete the information below for each individual registering for a class:
Name D.O.B. Class Code Class Title Fee
If you would like to purchase or renew a membership, please check appropriate line(s):
____1 Year Center Youth Membership $ 40.00 ____ Center Family
____1 Year Center Senior Membership $ 40.00 Membership $110
____6 Month Senior Pool Membership $225.00 ____ 6 Month Family
____1 Year Senior Pool Membership $280.00 Pool Membership
____1 Year Senior Combo Membership $305.00 $475
____3 Month Pool Membership-Single $160.00 ____ 1 Year Family Pool
Membership $780
____1 Year Center Adult Membership $ 65.00
____6 Month Individual Pool Membership $250.00 ____ 1 Year Family
____1 Year Individual Pool Membership $310.00 Combo
____1 Year Individual Combo Membership $330.00 Membership $860
Member Name: D.O.B. Member Name: D.O.B.
Must complete Emergency Total Amount Enclosed: $ ___________
Contact & include signature
on other side.
26 Spring 2019St. Francis Community Center
St. Francis Registration Form ~ page 2
ONE EMERGENCY CONTACT NEEDED
If attempt to reach parent or guardian is unsuccessful,
the following person(s) will be contacted:
Name of Contact (other than parent or guardian):
____________________________________________________________
Phone:________________________
Street Address: _______________________________________________
Medical Condition(s): __________________________________________
In case of an emergency, permission is needed to take
necessary measures for treatment.
I realize that accident insurance is not provided for participants in
the Center’s programs. I give permission for my child, and/or myself, to be
treated in an emergency situation.
I, and/or my child, agree to abide by all rules of St. Francis
Community Center or will be subject to forfeiture of membership privileges.
I, and/or my child, understand that pool membership cards must be
presented at each visit. If membership cards are not presented, I understand
that I will be charged a $10 non-refundable guest fee.
I understand that a 75% refund will be issued for medical reasons
only and a physician’s statement must accompany the request.
I understand that memberships and classes are non-transferable.
I give my permission for the use of photos of myself and/or my
children for promotional purposes.
______________________________ ______________
Signature Date
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4700 Long Beach Boulevard
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