penfield recreation fall 2013 brochure

Registration begins September 3 Fall 2013

Be Active, Be Well, Enjoy Life!

Roots of Wellnesssee page 41 for more info.

$8 kids cutFor ages 8 & under; $10.00 for ages 11-16.

$10 off color or highlightFor new customers.

$2.00 off eyebrow or lip waxMay not be combined with other discounts or offers.

20% off 1 product

All coupons expire November 30, 2013

Must present coupon to receive offerMay not be coMbined with other discount cards or coupons

restrictions May apply

Holiday Celebration!Friday, December 6

Penfield Community Center

Crafts

Games

Music

Santa

and more!

Watch for further details on our website

www.penfieldrec.org

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Table of ConTenTs

Registration starts Sept. 3unless otherwise noted

Penfield Recreation1985 baird rd.

Penfield, nY 14526585.340.8655 - www.PenfieldreC.org

[email protected]

Table of ConTenTs

Office hours:Mon - Fri, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Office closed:9/2, 10/14, 11/11, 11/28-29, 12/25

*You can now find reference information on page 45.*

Director’s MessageTypically the Directors message talks about all the great things the Recreation Department is doing for our residents. I can assure you the department is working hard to meet the needs of our residents and I hope the programs in this brochure will help you meet your wellness goals!

This editorial will not be the classic feature you see in the brochure; I want to get a bit more personal this time! In our lives we all have certain principles that we follow. These principles are what we believe in. For many people we have our own mottos in life. For me I have a couple of mottos I like to follow, the first is “Everything happens for a reason.” We make choices every day and because of these choices we decide what happens to us, whether that be professionally or personally. Make good choices and good things will happen! The second motto is “The only things in life you regret, are the risks you didn’t take.” We all should strive to have the courage to do something that challenges us and makes us take risks! It’s through the challenges we can learn the most about ourselves.

What is a motto you live by? I challenge you to take a few minutes and determine what your motto might be. If you don’t have one, now is a great time to find one!

Finally, you will see in this brochure a new logo with our slogan “Be Active, Be Well, Enjoy Life”. The logo depicts a tree with the department’s core wellness areas as the roots. It’s these core areas on which we build our program offerings and continue to focus on building for the future. I hope you find what you’re looking for at Penfield Recreation and remember we are always here to answer any questions.

Christopher K. Bilow Be Active, Be Well, Enjoy Life!

Chris Bilow,DireCtor of reCreation

Our Mission: To enhance the quality of life for the residents of Penfield by providing a variety of beneficial recreation and wellness programs, facilities and services.

This publication is printed on recycled paper.

Recreation Director’s Message...............4Supervisor’s Message............................5

Fall Recycling Day...............................5Parks Information................................6Trails & Hikes Information..................7Aquatic Wellness...........................8-9 Adult & Family.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Parent/Child, Youth Lessons......9Youth Wellness..........................10-17 Arts/Crafts.........................................10 Education.....................................10-12 Recreation Activities..................12-13 Sports Activities...........................14-17Teen Wellness...................................17 Young, Open & Honest Players....17Adult Wellness (including 50+)..................18-26 Crafts/Arts .................................18 Dance... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 Education..................................18-21 Fitness, Health & Wellness.......21-22 50+ Exercise...................................22 Recreation & Sport.................23-24 Friday Lunch for 55+.................24 Van Trips....................................24 Performing Arts..........................25 General Information for 55+.........26DEAR Programs...........................27-34 Marvels & Myths........................27 Program Quick Reference..................28 Thursday Lecture Series.........29-30 Physical Wellness.....................30 Social Wellness for 55+...................31 Special Events..................................32 Spiritual Wellness.........................32 Beginner Classes........................32 The Great Course Club.............33-34 History/Philosophy........................34

Penfield Players..........................35

Family Wellness.....................36-38 Historic Canoe Ride...................36 ‘REC’reate Wellness Day............37 Preschool Halloween Party........38 Historic Ghost Walk.....................38

Community Events & Info...........39-44

Veterans’ Seminar.......................40

Roots of Wellness......................41

Tastin’ the Blues.....................42-43

Penfield Challenge 5K...................44

Reference Information...............45

Registration Info. & Forms........46-47

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suPervisor’s Message

suPervisor’s Message

- Tony LaFountain, Penfield Town Supervisor -The weeks and months continue to fly by. Discussion around the LaFountain household is starting to include more comments about the 2013-2014 school year. We will watch our two granddaughters begin kindergarten and second grade; as you

can imagine school shopping has begun and fall schedules for after-school programs are taking shape on the calendar. On behalf of my family to all of yours, we wish all students heading back to college, high school, middle school, and elementary school all the best for a successful school year.As you look for after-school programs that offer recreation and education, please review all the great programs our Recreation Department has lined up to help you best use down-time after school, nights and weekends. You will find engaging, entertaining, and healthy programs for all age groups. I encourage early registration as our programs tend to fill up quickly due to their quality. Also consider on-line registration at www.penfieldrec.org—it is easy, and in some cases you can save on registration fees.Several years ago Penfield, along with six other towns, two villages, two cities and the Rochester Housing Authority, formed a health care consortium designed to better manage health care costs, increase access to wellness education, and design wellness programs for employees and their families. In June, I had the honor of accepting the

“2013 Wealth of Health Award” on behalf of the Finger Lakes Municipal Health Insurance Trust Consortium sponsored by Excellus BlueCross & BlueShield and the Rochester Business Journal. The Wealth of Health Award honors innovative organizations that promote workplace wellness, improving both their bottom line and the overall health of their communities. The credit for this award goes to town employees who, each and every day, look for ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle. I also credit Recreation Department staff members who design the programs in this brochure and actively brand Penfield as a “wellness community!” The 2014 budget is starting to take shape. The town board’s goal is to have it adopted by October 16, 2013. Many of the same challenges face us year-on-year with increased medical costs, rising pension, workers compensation, and insurance costs. The town board continues to strive for a stable tax rate for residents by implementing more quality improvement programs, greater use of technology, and improved efficiencies. While I believe local government does a good job of listening to residents, I continue to be stressed with our leaders at the state and federal levels. I will predict that if federal and state governments do not get their arms around reducing costs and cutting spending, the act of filing for bankruptcy will be the new norm for many communities rather than the practice of filing an annual budget!The Energy & Environmental Advisory Committee (EEAC) is committed to looking for ways to continue to reduce energy costs at all town facilities. Currently, we are looking

at a solar program that could significantly offset electrical costs in years to come. There continues to be grant money from NYSERDA from monthly fees charged on all RG&E bills. The EEAC, working with the town board, is looking to bring some of those fees back to Penfield for use in developing solar generation. We will keep you updated over the next several months on how this effort is progressing.The Penfield business community continues to grow and expand because of residents who shop locally. It is a wonderful circle when we choose to take our earnings and support our business neighbors. Penfield businesses, in turn, support many town, school, and service organizations that benefit our community. Also, our local farmers and farm markets continue to offer fresh produce, so let’s make sure we support them and enjoy healthy food on our tables. Please remember, investing in Penfield businesses is an investment in our community—let’s all do our part to support community businesses.I would like to recognize and thank town staff for the work they do each and every day to support all of you, our customers. This group of dedicated men and women continually look for ways to reduce costs, advance communications, and improve the quality of life for all Penfield residents. Thank you, team, for making my job fun and rewarding!

[email protected] • 340-8631

SAVE THE DATE! ONE DAY ONLY! SAVE THE DATE! ONE DAY ONLY!

Fall Drop OffX

Saturday, October 59:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Electronics • Secure Document Shredding • Clothing • Metals • Brush

NEW!

Town of Penfield Public Works Complex, 1607 Jackson Road

Watch for details at www.penfield.org

Fall Recycling Day 2013


PERMITS AND RESERVATIONSAll persons/groups wishing to reserve use of park shelters and/or ball fields must obtain a permit. All park permits are processed through the Penfield Recreation Department. You must be 21 years or older, and come to the recreation office in person to sign a permit and pay related fees, or go on-line at www.penfieldrec.org. Permit acceptance for the year 2014 begins December 4 on-line and in-person. Check our website for more info. Drinking of alcohol is allowed in Town picnic areas only with a permit. No amplified music allowed. For more info., call the recreation office at 340-8655.

Park SecurityOur Town facilities are monitored daily by security officers. (If you have a park problem or emergency, they may be reached weekday evenings at 329-0131 or 746-3283 and weekends at 329-0131.) The park ordinance is strictly enforced with appearance tickets.

Please Note: Vandalism in any park is expensive and senseless. Help us keep the Town of Penfield parks beautiful. Also remember not to park in handicap zones, emergency or fire lanes, as tickets are issued regularly.

R = Penfield resident, NR = non-resident

Town ParksAll Town of Penfield Parks are handicapped accessible and close at 10:00 PM.

Channing H. Philbrick Park:Open Pavilion - seats 50; max. 70 Fee: $22 (R) / $33 (NR)Available: May 1 - Oct. 30

Harris Whalen Park:Open Shelter - seats 80; max. 100Fee: $33 (R) / $44 (NR) Available: May 1 - Oct. 30 (Closed 6/29, 6/30)

Enclosed Lodge - seats 90; max. 90Fee: Weekdays (M-Th) - $110 (R) / $165 (NR) Weekends (F-Su) - $165 (R) / $220 (NR)[Exception: 11/28-12/1 fees are $220 (R) / $275 (NR)]Available: Jan. 1 - Dec. 30 (Closed: M-F 6/24-8/2, 6/29, 6/30, 11/4, 11/5, 12/25)

Veterans’ Memorial Park:Open Shelter - seats 60; max. 80 Fee: $22 (R) / $33 (NR)Available: May 1 - Oct. 30

Enclosed “Dolomite Lodge” - seats 90; max. 90Fee: Weekdays (M-Th) - $165 (R) / $275 (NR) Weekends (F-Su) - $220 (R) / $308 (NR)[Exception: 11/28-12/1 fees are $275 (R) / $330 (NR)]Available: Jan. 1 - Dec. 30 (Closed: 11/4, 11/5, 12/25)

Reserve on-line for a 10% discount on park shelter fees! - www.penfieldrec.org -

Town Parks

CHANNING H. PHILBRICK PARK Off Rt. 441 at Penfield Road. Open pavilion, grills, tot lot, seasonal public restrooms, green areas, handicapped fishing access, kiosk & hiking trail along Irondequoit Creek.GREENWOOD PARK Scribner and Embury Roads. Seasonal Park - ball diamond, tennis & basketball courts, playground, green areas.HARRIS WHALEN PARK Off Rt. 441. Open pavilion and enclosed heated lodge (available by permit), grills, nature trails, tot lot & playground equipment, softball diamonds, lighted tennis courts, basketball & bocce courts and public restrooms.HERITAGE PARK Four Corners (Five Mile Line Road and Rt. 441) between Fire Hall and Baptist Church. Community Gazebo.LASALLE’S LANDING PARK On the south end of Irondequoit Bay and Irondequoit Creek off Empire Blvd. Fishing access and small canoe/kayak launch. Provides wonderful views of Irondequoit Bay.ROTHFUSS PARK 1648 Five Mile Line Rd. 70-acre multi-use park built on former farmland with 4 full-sized rectangular athletic fields, playground, picnic pavilions and seasonal public restrooms.SCHAUFELBERGER PARK This decorative park sits in the heart of Penfield’s Historic Four Corners.SHERWOOD FIELDS PARK 2514 Penfield Rd. (located east of fire hall) NEW 82-acre passive park, primary walking trails through field areas, work on secondary trails through wetland and wooded wildlife habitat areas ongoing. No restrooms - closes at dusk. Check Town website for updates.VETERANS’ MEMORIAL PARK 3100 Atlantic Ave. Open pavilion and enclosed heated Dolomite Lodge, outdoor amphitheater, lighted tennis and basketball courts, baseball, softball, multi-use fields, Veterans’ Memorial, beautiful Don Mack Rock Garden, walkways, playground area, nature trail, physical fitness trail, Tot Trail, arboretum, public restrooms and picnic facilities.

Abraham Lincoln Park, Ellison Park and Lucien Morin Park are Monroe County parks located in Penfield. For more information on these, please visit www.monroecounty.gov.

Ball Fields:$15.00/game/2 hour time block for softball and baseball fields** (**exception: additional fees for groomed, lighted fields & Bachman Field at Veterans’ Memorial Park - call for info. and reservation procedure)Rectangular fields in Town Parks: Fees TBA

Lodge/Shelter Refund Policy:Enclosed Lodges - $50 cancellation fee (60 days notice required on enclosed lodge cancellations. No refund issued with less than 60 days notice.)Open Shelters - $10 cancellation fee (14 days notice required on open shelter cancellations. No refund issued with less than 14 days notice.)For complete park refund policy - see park permit available at www.penfield.org and Recreation Office.

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Penfield TrailsPenfield has beautiful, scenic trails! Names and trail head locations are listed below, but much more information can be found at www.penfieldrec.org.

Abraham Lincoln Park Trails: West end of Smith Road, off Empire Blvd. Park in cul-de-sac on Smith Rd., walk down road to Bay.Channing H. Philbrick Park Trail: Off Rt. 441 in park along Irondequoit Creek. Trail begins at the kiosk. Parking available.Ellison Park South Entrance Trails: Western edge of town along Irondequoit Creek on south side of Blossom Rd., east of Spruce Shelter. Parking available.Harris Whalen Park Trail: Access from park - across from Wegmans entrance on Rt. 441. Trail head and parking near water tower at top of hill.Honey Creek Trail: West end of Motts Ln. off Five Mile Line Rd., opposite GrandeVie Senior Living Community.Irondequoit Creek Panorama Plaza Trail: Behind Tops Market at Panorama Plaza. Look for trailhead kiosk. Parking behind Panorama Plaza.Irondequoit Creek Waterway: Launch boat at LaSalle’s Landing Park off Empire Blvd. or at Ellison Park.Irondequoit Creek Wetlands East Trail: Trail begins at the east end of Old Browncroft Blvd.Rifle Range Trail: Ellison Park, south side of Empire Blvd., just east of Irondequoit Creek.Schaufelberger Park/Historic Sidewalk Trail: Park at public parking lot behind the Penfield Fire Station on Five Mile Line Rd. Cross the street to visit Schaufelberger Park...the former site of a service station and auto dealer.Sherwood Fields Park Trail: 2514 Penfield Road, next to East Penfield Fire Hall. Parking lot entrance is off fire hall driveway. Trail begins at parking lot.Thousand Acre Swamp: Jackson Rd. between Atlantic Ave. and Plank Rd. Entrance is next to Penfield Ambulance.Tot Trail: Veterans’ Memorial Park behind the Penfield Town Hall. The trail is located west of the tennis courts near the Dolomite Lodge.Veterans’ Memorial Park Nature & Fitness Trails: Geographic center of town, access from Atlantic Ave. and Jackson Rd. Parking available.Wild Iris Path: West end of Coachman Dr. and Brougham Dr.

The Penfield Trails Committee invites Penfield and area residents to participate in a series of guided hikes. All events are held rain or shine. For more information and to pre-register, call Penfield Recreation at 340-8655. *Monthly hikes and trail map information are on the Recreation website - www.penfieldrec.org - click on “Penfield Trails.” All groups must pre-register.

Ages: Adults & Children 8 years & up (Children under 16 should be accompanied by an adult.) No pets please. Note: Please wear appropriate footwear (hiking boots/shoes) for occasional steep terrain & slippery conditions. Fee: Free! (please pre-register)

Trails & Hikes

View trail maps on our website www.penfieldrec.org

Pick up your passport and take it with you on these hikes!Passports available at Penfield Rec or either Penfield Wegmans store (Rt. 441 or Empire Blvd.)

Smith Pioneer Cemetery Saturday, September 1�East Penfield heritage tour. Gather with Town Historian Kathy Kanauer and Penfield Trails Committee folks to relive East Penfield circa 1900. Optional van trip to Roseland. Look for the hike signs and follow parking attendant directions.

#454910-A 9/14Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AMMeet at Smith Cemetery, south of Sweets Corners Road on Gloria Drive.

Lucien Morin Park Saturday, October 12The guided hike at this Monroe County park will be primarily through the heavily wooded area along Irondequoit Creek. It will traverse the slopes and ravines as well as some of the creek banks. Away from the creek you will see elements of the Old Rifle Range, the location of the clubhouse, the restored gazebo and the shooting range pits. This diversified hike will also have overlooks of Irondequoit Creek, wetlands and meadows. You will stop at the narrows and observe and learn about the low-flow barrier. You may also see the autumn colors creeping into the woods.

#454920-A 10/12 Sa - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMMeet at Empire Blvd. at the south end of Irondequoit Bay. There is a Monroe County Parks sign and driveway entrance just east of MacGregor’s Grill & Tap Room. Park in graveled area.

Webster Park Saturday, November 9Join Penfield Trails Committee folks with the Friends of Wester Trails to explore the lake plain habitat.

#454930-A 11/9Sa - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMLook for the hike signs on Holt Road.

Thousand Acre Swamp Saturday, December 1�This guided hike will tour the paths and boardwalks of the Nature Conservancy’s Thousand Acre Swamp. A variety of habitats including woods, meadows and a pond will be covered. The guide will emphasize winter nature lore such as identifying trees in their winter dress, looking for tracks (if there is snow) and other signs of animals.

#454940-A 12/14Sa - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMMeet at Don Mack building, 1587 Jackson Rd. (next to Penfield Volunteer Ambulance).

volunTeers alwaYs needed for Trail MainTenanCe work ProjeCTs. e-Mail [email protected]

for More info.


Splash into Family OPEN Swim and Lap SwimCome play, swim, and exercise while enjoying our spacious pool divided to suit your needs; the shallow end with the 4 x 4 tot dock for the little ones, the deep end for water-walking or play, and two lanes for lap swimmers. For swimmers who pass the deep end test, they can also enjoy the one-meter boards in the diving well!

Pool rules state: lAll swimmers must be completely potty trained. lAll hair must be secured back. lA swimming adult must accompany any swimmer in the pool who measures less than 50” from chin to toe, or under the age of 10. lAn adult must be on deck if swimmer exceeds the height requirement, but is under the age of 10.

F - 7:30 - 9:00 PM9/13, 9/20, 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, 12/6

Penfield High School PoolFee: $2.00 per person - pay at pool OR FAMILY PASS - Purchase a fall family fun pass for $25.00 - allows up to 4 swimmers entry to family swim for entire fall season. Passes available for purchase at Rec. office or at Pool during Family Swim.

Pre-Natal Yoga/Aqua FusionStart your workout with a calm and satisfying pre-natal Yoga class designed to improve endurance and range of motion. Change clothes and switch to our 89o salt-pure pool for an invigorating workout aimed at increasing energy and strengthening muscles. Full club privileges included for the course duration. Participants need a doctor’s approval and may fax it to 585-586-4232 attention Marsha Young or bring it to the first class. Call 586-7777 with questions.

#431221-A 9/9 - 10/14

#431221-B 10/21 - 11/25

M - 6:30 - 7:45 PM (Yoga: 6:30-7:00 PM / Aqua: 7:05-7:45 PM)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Marsha YoungFee: $69.00 (6 classes)Registration starts 9/3 for residents & non-residents.

Lap Swim/Water WalkingGet a terrific total body workout swimming laps in a 25-yard pool in a quiet atmosphere. One lane will be available for water walking (please indicate when registering if you intend to water walk). Two extra days have been added into the schedule in case of an unforeseen cancellation. (This is not an instructional program.)

#431210-A 9/16 - 12/9 (no class 10/14, 11/11)M - 8:00 - 9:00 PM

#431210-B 9/18 - 12/4 (no class 11/27)W - 8:00 - 9:00 PM

#431210-C 9/16 - 12/9(no classes 10/14, 11/11, 11/27)M & W - 8:00 - 9:00 PM

Ages 18 & upPenfield High School PoolFee: Mon - $39.00 Wed - $39.00 Mon & Wed - $65.00

Water YogaA class that presents Yoga poses in our 89o salt-pure pool that enhances strength, increases range of motion, improves balance and includes relaxation techniques.

#431222-A 9/26 - 11/14Th - 8:15 - 9:00 AM (8 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Bonnie SundervilleFee: $79.00

Adult Swim LessonsIt’s never too late to learn how to swim. This class is for adults looking to learn how to swim or to improve on their swimming skills. All abilities and ages are welcome. Basic swimming skills will be taught. Participants will be encouraged to go at their own pace. Flotation belts will be available for those needing more support in the water.

#431215-A 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 12/7Sa - 3:00 - 3:45 PM (4 classes)Ages 18 & upPenfield High School PoolPenfield Recreation StaffFee: $50.00

Discover Scuba DivingThe Discover Scuba Diving program allows those who have never tried the activity to safely experience the thrill. This class includes a brief orientation followed by your first underwater experience in a swimming pool. Students need to bring swimsuit and a towel (and if you have a mask and fins, please bring them.) Some swimming experience is helpful.

#411211-A 9/21Sa - 3:30 - 5:00 PM (1 class) Ages 10 and upPenfield High School PoolPADI Certified InstructorFee: $45.00 (equipment provided)Please indicate height, weight & shoe size when registering.

PADI SCUBA Open Water Diver CertificationAlways wanted to SCUBA dive? Here’s your chance at Penfield’s High School pool. Learning to SCUBA dive requires both knowledge development and dive skills. The PADI Open Water Diver Course is acknowledged around the world. In addition to pool and classroom time, you will perform open water dives over two days with Rochester’s Pisces School of Dive, Inc. experts; the dive boat is located on Canandaigua Lake. This certification level will allow you to purchase air stateside and on vacation abroad, as well as dive with a buddy to a depth of 60 feet after training. Class size is limited. A health questionnaire form is required. Registration fee includes classroom sessions, books, pool sessions and open water dives. Wetsuits, regulators, tanks and buoyancy control vests are included but the students will have to bring or purchase a mask, fins, snorkel, boots and a mouthpiece. The correct equipment is available for purchase from Pisces School of Dive, and they can guarantee the fit! The open water dives may also require a hood and gloves, depending on lake water temperature. The dive shop also offers equipment, rentals, advanced training and excursions. Class registration and certification fee $545.00. Questions - call Pisces at 381-2842.

#411211-B 10/5 - 10/26 Sa - 3:00 - 6:00 PM (4 classes) Ages 10 and upPenfield High School PoolPADI Certified InstructorFee: $545.00

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Swim Lessons - Parent/Child Ages � months - 3� months

Come and enjoy this time in the water with your little one. Learn how to be safe in and around the water with your child. Classes include supervised water activities such as getting into the pool the safe way, underwater exploration readiness, back floats, arm movements, rolling over and much, much more. Instructors are lifeguard, first aid and CPR certified.

#401233-A 9/22 - 11/10Su - 12:45 - 1:15 PM (8 lessons)

#401233-B 9/24 - 11/12Tu - 6:30 - 7:00 PM (8 lessons)

Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Lessons are held in 20 yard pool, kept at 89o. Locker rooms available next to pool, & free child care provided.Fee: $110.00 (requires parent participation)

Swim Lessons - Age 3 Our pre-beginner program for children age 3 is designed as an introduction to swimming and water enjoyment. The student instructor ratio for this class is 5 to 1 with a lifeguard on deck. Pool is 89o with a parent viewing area. Instructors are lifeguard, first aid and CPR certified.

#401234-A 9/22 - 11/10Su - 10:25 - 10:55 AM (8 classes)

#401234-B 9/22 - 11/10Su - 12:45 - 1:15 PM (8 classes)

Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Locker rooms available next to pool, & free child care provided.Fee: $110.00

Swim Lessons - Tiny Tadpoles Ages � - �Water safety and basic swimming skills are taught in a playful manner to encourage a love for swimming. (Ratio - 1 instructor per 4 children.) Parent observation day is Saturday, 10/19. Instructors are lifeguard, first aid and CPR certified.

#411242-A 9/14 - 11/2 (no class 9/28)Sa - 12:15 - 12:45 PM

#411242-B 9/14 - 11/2 (no class 9/28)Sa - 12:50 - 1:20 PM

Ages 4 - 5 (7 lessons)Penfield High School PoolPenfield Recreation Certified StaffFee: $67.00 (limited enrollment)

Swim Lessons - Red Cross Levels 1 - � Ages � - 1�Classes are for children ages 6 - 14. Lesson levels range from Red Cross Learn to Swim basics to advanced skills. Limited enrollment. Detailed description of skills taught in each level available at the Recreation Dept. or www.penfieldrec.org. Each swimmer’s skills are checked on the 1st day to be sure that they are placed in the proper level. Parents allowed in pool area on observation day - 10/19 for Saturday class and 10/16 for Wednesday class. Instructors are lifeguard, first aid and CPR certified.

#411250-A Level 1 9/14 - 11/2Sa - 12:15 - 12:50 PM (no class 9/28)

#411250-B Level 2 9/14 - 11/2Sa - 12:50 - 1:25 PM (no class 9/28) #411250-C Level 3 9/14 - 11/2Sa - 12:50 - 1:35 PM (no class 9/28)

#411250-D Level 1 9/14 - 11/2#411250-E Level 2 9/14 - 11/2Sa - 1:35 - 2:10 PM (no class 9/28)

#411250-F Level 4 9/14 - 11/2Sa - 1:35 - 2:20 PM (no class 9/28)

#411250-G Level 3 9/14 - 11/2#411250-H Level 4 9/14 - 11/2#411250-I Level 5&6* 9/14 - 11/2Sa - 2:25 - 3:10 PM (no class 9/28)

(*Level 6 - Personal Water Safety or Fitness Swimmer - indicate which program on your registration form)

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#411252-A Level 2 9/18 - 10/30#411252-B Level 3 9/18 - 10/30#411252-C Level 4 9/18 - 10/30W - 7:00 - 7:45 PM

Ages 6 - 14 7 lessons Penfield High School PoolPenfield Recreation Certified StaffFee: Level 1 & 2 - $59.00 Level 3 - 6 - $67.00

For American Red Cross Learn to Swim level details, please refer to our website at www.penfieldrec.org. Click on programs & events, then click on aquatic programs, then click on Red Cross swim levels info.

Springboard DivingThis course involves the use of one-meter springboards. Instruction is individualized so that each student may progress at his or her own rate. The diver will be encouraged to go as far as he/she desires at each level. Parent observation is encouraged.

Beginner - A beginner diver is a swimmer who can do a standing dive off the side of the pool. This diver is looking to dive off the board comfortably. Instruction will include: front dive, back dive, inward dive, reverse dive, and twister dive if the diver desires.

Intermediate - An intermediate diver is a swimmer that can complete the front and back dive comfortably from the board. This diver is looking to advance his/her skills in all 5 categories of dives including front, back, inward, and twister.

#411226-A/B 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 12/7Sa - 1:00 - 2:00 PM - Beg. - #411226-ASa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM - Inter. - #411226-B Ages 8 - 18 (4 lessons)Penfield High School PoolJoel FreemanFee: $52.00

Private Swim LessonsPrivate swim lessons for ages 4 and up will be offered during our family open swim program for the winter/spring season at the Penfield High School pool. The fee will be $20 per half hour lesson. To make a reservation for your lesson, please call 249-6881 beginning September 13, and leave a message with the following information:

l Your namel Your child’s namel Preferred time (Friday evening or Saturday afternoon - Sept. - Dec.) for your lessonl Number of lessons you would likel Approximate Red Cross swim level of your child (see swim levels detail at www.penfieldrec.org, click on Programs & Events, then Aquatic Programs.)l What specific skill(s) you wish to improvel Telephone numbers where you can be reached in the evening & on Saturdays

Lessons will be instructed by the Penfield Recreation Fall aquatic staff and scheduled first come, first served, based on instructor availability. If you have any questions, please leave a message at 249-6881 beginning September 13. You will receive a return phone call. Please be sure to leave a telephone number where you can be reached during the evening and Saturdays.

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A Harvest of Healthy Fun at the Children’s GardenSpark you child’s agricultural and ecological intelligence. Spend three Friday afternoons harvesting from and caring for the Penfield Children’s Garden located at the Penfield Community Victory Garden. The children will sample fresh, organic veggies grown this season in the children’s garden. They will learn about harvest practices in backyard gardens and on the farm. Together we will carve a pumpkin, listen to fall stories and plant some winter crops. Note: there are no bathroom facilities at the garden. Bring garden gloves if you wish and water to drink. Please contact Dot Brenneis with any questions at 387-0883.

#411050-A 9/13 - 9/27 F - 4:30 - 5:30 PM Ages 6 - 12 Penfield Community Victory Garden 1747 Five Mile Line Rd. Dot Brenneis Fee: $10.00 (3 classes)

Preschool AdventuresCome join us for a morning of fun and learning taught by a pre-school teacher. Parents and children will work together creating crafts, a snack, and singing and moving to the beat. Each week will center around a new story and theme. Please wear sneakers and play clothes or a smock.

#412412-A 9/20 - 10/11

#412412-B 11/1 - 11/22

F - 10:00 - 11:15 AM (4 classes)Ages 2 - 5 with parentPenfield Community CenterSherry MurrayFee: $60.00

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Preschool PicassoCome explore the world of art with us! We will read stories, learn about fun artists and create artwork inspired by the artists, the story, or other themes! We will do different projects every day and explore a variety of art processes and materials including painting, drawing, cutting, gluing and more. So get ready to get messy, inspired and creative! Projects will change each session and all materials will be provided but please bring a smock. Children ages 2 - 3 please bring parent.

#412416-A 9/19 - 10/10 Th - 9:45 - 10:30 AM Ages 2 - 6

#412416-B 9/19 - 10/10 Th - 5:45 - 6:30 PM Ages 2 - 6

#412416-C 10/17 - 11/7 Th - 9:45 - 10:30 AM Ages 2 - 6 #412416-D 10/17 - 11/7 Th - 5:45 - 6:30 PM Ages 2 - 6

#412416-E 11/14 - 12/12 (no class 11/28) Th - 9:45 - 10:30 AM Ages 2 - 6

#412416-F 11/14 - 12/12 (no class 11/28) Th - 5:45 - 6:30 PM Ages 2 - 6

Note: Children ages 2-3 please bring parent.

Penfield Community CenterLindsey Hall, Art EducationFee: $38.00 (4 classes)

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The Owl’s NestParent & Child Story TimeEach of these 30-minute programs includes a story and a visit from one of The Barn Owl’s resident animals or a craft. Please call 282-0620 for details.

#417022-A 10/4 Crickets#417022-B 11/1 Pumpkins#417022-C 12/6 Hibernation#417022-D 1/3/14 Snow

F - 11:00 - 11:30 AMThe Barn Owl1807 Penfield Rd.Fee: $5/child

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Beginning BirdingLearn to identify some common birds by sight and sound and make a bird call to take home!#417020-A 9/7 Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child Owls We’ll talk about owls and what makes them special, then make an owl craft to take home.#417020-B 9/14 Sa - 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM$10/child

An Owl’s LunchWhat did your owl eat? This owl pellet lab will have you learning all about your owl’s recent meal!#417020-C 9/14Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child

Under a LogWhat will we find when we look under a log? A downed tree or log is home to many critters. We will explore the nearby woods to lift up logs and find out for ourselves! Includes a magnifying hand lens to take home. Please wear adventure clothes that can get damp or muddy!#417020-D 9/28Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child Autumn Adventures Part INo school today! Come to the The Barn Owl for a fun afternoon of autumn themed adventures! We will enjoy nature-centered games, activities, and a craft all about fall. Please wear play clothes.#417020-E 10/11F - 2:00 - 4:00 PM$20/child Harvest HikeIt’s a beautiful day for a harvest hike! Join us for an afternoon woods walk and talk all about autumn leaves and their brilliant colors. We’ll end in The Barn Owl for some cider and leaf-inspired craft.#417020-F 10/12 Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child Autumn Adventures Part IIDay two of fall fun! We will enjoy more adventures, including a nature hike. Please wear sturdy shoes, clothes that can get muddy, and a hat.#417020-G 10/14M - 2:00 - 4:00 PM$20/child

Not-So-Scary AnimalsSpiders, snakes, and bats...oh my! We’ll investigate some “not-so-scary” animals of the season and make a cool craft to take home. #417020-H 11/2 Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child

Nature Programs at The Barn Owl, 1�0� Penfield Road.

Kitchen Sink ScienceHave fun getting a little messy while we make different substances using common household ingredients, and work on measurement skills while we experiment. Each student gets an apron to take home. Please wear old clothes.#417020-I 11/8F - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15/child Color ScienceHave fun with colors using light, paper, and (safe) science! Join us for some hands-on experimenting and a color spectrum craft. Ages 5-10.#417020-J 11/9 Sa - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15/child

Cowboys, Cowgirls & CactusesWear your cowboy/cowgirl hat to explore the Wild West with us! We’ll meet Albert the Prairie Dog and talk about his habits and native habitat, explore some other plants and animals of the West, and make a cactus terrarium to take home. For ages 5-10. #417020-K 11/11M - 2:00 - 3:30$15/child Celebrating Turkeys!The Wild Turkey is one of our favorite birds! This afternoon we will get to know this bird better, make a working turkey call, and a cute craft for the holiday.#417020-L 11/23Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child Frozen FunToday The Barn Owl has been “cursed” with eternal winter. We will enjoy some frozen games and activities, and then warm up with some hot chocolate.#417020-M 11/30Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child HibernationBrrr...it’s cold outside! Have you ever wondered what animals do to stay warm and cozy on an icy day? We’ll become several different animals and prepare for a long winter. Includes a craft. Ages 6 & under.#417020-N 12/6 F - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child

Animal Open HouseSpend your afternoon with The Barn Owl’s animals! You’ll get a chance to meet each of our resident animals, learn about their native habitat, and what they like to eat. Includes a photo for each child with animal of their choice.#417020-O 12/7 Sa - 2:00 - 4:00 PM$10/family Naturally Crafty GiftsHoliday gift giving the natural way! Let your creativity shine while working with natural materials. We will create some gifts using materials provided by Mother Nature. Each child will take home two gifts. #417020-P 12/14 Sa - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15/child

*MEET the animals programs are dependent upon well-being of the animal on the day of the program. In the event that the featured animal is not able to participate, another animal will be highlighted.

Prices are per child, but include accompanying adult. Programs are

suitable for all ages, unless otherwise indicated.

Rockin’ ReptilesToday is all about scales and tails...learn about reptiles, meet some of The Barn Owl’s resident lizards and turtles, and make a scaly craft to take home.#417020-Q 12/26Th - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15/child RocksWe will look at some different kinds of rocks, try some rock experiments, and make a rock treat to eat. Please indicate if your child has allergies when registering. Ages 6 & up.#417020-R 12/27F - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15/child Diggin’ DinosaursDo you know the difference between an Ankylosaurus and a Stegosaurus? If so, this program is for you! We will take a look at some different kinds of dinosaurs, dig for “dinosaur bones,” and make a cool keepsake to take home. Ages 3-8.#417020-S 12/28Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child Feeder FrenzyLearn to identify some common backyard birds by sight and sound, become a Citizen Scientist and help us gather data for Project Feeder Watch, and make your own recycled feeder to take home.#417020-T 1/2/14Th - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15/child SnowflakesNo two are alike! Learn about snowflakes, try some snowflake experiments, and make a shiny snowflake craft.# 417020-U 1/3/14F - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15/child TurtlesMeet The Barn Owl’s resident turtles, play “Turtle Trivia,” and make a “pet” turtle of your own.#417020-V 1/4/14Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child

MEET The Barn Owl AnimalsMeet The Barn Owl’s resident animals, get up close to them, and learn about their natural habitats, favorite foods, and more!

# 417020-W 9/21 Insects # 417020-X 10/19 Stanley the Turtle

# 417020-Y 11/16 Albert the Prairie Dog

# 417020-Z 12/21 Pickles the Hedgehog Sa - 11:00 - 11:30 AM$5/child

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When I’m In Charge When I’m In Charge, a Red Cross Safety Training course, will teach youngsters ages 8-11 the basics of being protected if they have to be home alone. Participants will learn tips on how to answer the phone, what to do if a stranger is at the door or if there is a power outage, basic first aid, and much more. The program includes a workbook that will serve as a take-home reference for the children and is supplemented by video in the class.

#416810-A 11/2 Sa - 10:00 AM - 12:00 NoonAges 8 - 11Penfield Community CenterRed Cross InstructorFee: $55.00

Dance - Jazzy Dance (December Break Week)

Three sessions of fun. Join us as we “turn up the sound,” get moving and put together some fun dance routines. Focus will be on fun, learning, and improving fundamental dance skills. Please wear workout clothes and sneakers. Bring a drink and a snack.

#419041-A 12/30, 12/31 & 1/2/14(no class 1/1/14)M, Tu, Th - 9:00 - 11:00 AMGrades K - 6Penfield Community CenterDanielle Staversky & PHS Dance Team membersFee: $24.00

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Dance - Tap, Ballet & TumblingChildren will develop skills in the area of tap, ballet, and tumbling. Ballet shoes recommended along with a pair of hard-sole shoes for tap.

#402840-A 9/20 - 10/25

#402840-B 11/1 - 12/13 (no class 11/29)

F - 4:05 - 4:50 PM Ages 5 - 9Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance AcademyJodi MarcelloFee: $57.00 (6 classes)

Dance - Hip HopBoys and girls - enjoy learning the latest dance moves while getting a great work out! Dance the afternoon away meeting new friends and having a great time.

#402841-A 9/20 - 10/25

#402841-B 11/1 - 12/13 (no class 11/29)

F - 4:55 - 5:40 PM Ages 8 - 14Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance AcademyJodi MarcelloFee: $57.00 (6 classes)

Yoga - Parent/Child This yoga class offers both parent and child a way to balance their body and mind. Tone muscles, build strength and balance, as well as quiet the mind through breath and focus. Please bring a yoga mat for each participant.

#402850-A 9/19 - 10/24 child & parent#402851-A 9/19 - 10/24 additional child Th - 6:30 - 7:15 PM (6 classes)

#402850-B 10/31 - 12/12 (no class 11/28) child & parent #402851-B 10/31 - 12/12 (no class 11/28) additional child Th - 6:30 - 7:15 PM (6 classes)

Ages 4 - 12 with adultPenfield Community CenterJodi Marcello CYI (certified yoga instructor)Fee: $120.00 Child & ParentFee: $50.00 per additional child

Dance - An Introduction to Irish Dancing Ages �-10This introductory class will explore the basic footwork and movements that comprise Irish Step Dance. Students will build friendships with fellow dancers while learning the traditional group dances of Ireland.

#402860-A 10/7 - 11/4 (no class 10/14)M - 4:00 - 5:00 PM Ages 6 - 10Penfield Community CenterAmy CoppolaFee: $40.00 (4 classes)

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Dance - Creative MovementChildren will be introduced to very basic tap & ballet movement. Participants will focus on group activities to include dance movement, tumbling, and dance exercise. Music for class is geared towards the preschool child. Ballet shoes recommended. Boys welcome!

#402830-A 9/20 - 10/25F - 9:30 - 10:10 AM (6 classes)

#402830-B 9/20 - 10/25F - 3:20 - 4:00 PM (6 classes)

#402830-C 11/1 - 12/13 (no class 11/29)F - 9:30 - 10:10 AM (6 classes)

#402830-D 11/1 - 12/13 (no class 11/29)F - 3:20 - 4:00 PM (6 classes)

Ages 3 - 5Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance AcademyJodi MarcelloFee: $57.00

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Red Cross BabysittingThis course is designed to provide youth (ages 11-15), who are planning to babysit, with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business; keep themselves and others safe and help children behave. Through hands-on practice, the successful candidate will receive certification as an American Red Cross babysitter as well as certification in American Red Cross First Aid. Students are required to bring a self-addressed stamped envelope to the class. Brown bag lunches are encouraged.

#416610-A 9/28 #416610-B 10/19 Sa - 9:00 AM - 4:30 PMAges 11 - 15Penfield Community Center Red Cross InstructorFee: $65.00 (Indicate date choice on registration.)


Music to GrowDoes your child like music? Then they will love this! Music is motivating and fun, therefore it provides a great opportunity to socialize, build confidence, move and make choices while developing musical skills. Children will participate in singing, dancing, movement, and playing instruments. New activities each session. (Please no infants in class.) Please note that an adult must accompany EACH child enrolled.

Ages 22 months - 3 1/2 yrs. with parent/guardian

#405640-A 9/18 - 10/9W - 6:30 - 7:05 PM

#405640-B 10/23 - 11/13W - 6:30 - 7:05 PM

Penfield Community CenterBarb BonisteelFee: $36.00 (4 classes)

Music, Instruments and Fun!Instruments, parachute, scarves, puppets and more! Each week your child will experience a variety of musical activities incorporating movement, instrument play, pitch matching and singing. Along with rhythm instruments our musical songs will incorporate resonator bells, glockenspiels and drums. New songs/activities each session.

Ages 3 1/2 - 5 (without parent) #405645-A 9/18 - 10/9 W - 5:45 - 6:20 PM

#405645-B 10/23 - 11/13W - 5:45 - 6:20 PM

Penfield Community CenterBarb BonisteelFee: $36.00 (4 classes)

Friday Gym FrolicsWhile improving coordination, skills, and confidence, children will enjoy such play activities as: maze of the mats, scooter-fun, and parachute playtime. Join Dave for another fun session of Friday Frolics. Children must be of age BEFORE the first class. Note: sneakers and socks must be worn each day (no Crocs).

#405410-A 9/20 - 11/15 (no class 10/18)F - 4:00 - 4:45 PM Ages 3 - 5Penfield Community CenterDave RogachefskyFee: $32.00 (8 classes)

Little People’s GymPenfield Recreation invites parents and their little ones to share an open gym time at Penfield Community Center. We will provide the equipment (i.e. mats, geometric shapes, balls, etc.), and you provide the energy. Please remember, parents are required to stay in the gym area and play with/watch their children. No registration is necessary. RESIDENTS ONLY!! Gym is closed during school holidays, recess periods, and when special event preparation is taking place in gym. NOTE: This gym time is for family use only please and is not appropriate for home/day care providers unless all children involved are Penfield residents and an adult/child supervision ratio of (at least) 1:3 is maintained.

Penfield Community Center GymParents and tots (infants thru 4 years of age)Fee: Free!A calendar of open times will be updated on a monthly basis and posted on-line at www.penfieldrec.org. A hard copy of the calendar will be available near the gym in the Community Center.

Music to Grow for All!Can’t join us for class each week? Do you have an infant, toddler or older child that loves music? Then this one-time class is for you and your child! Come out for an evening of singing, instrument play, movement and musical fun! New songs and materials presented in each class!

Ages: 6 months - 5 years! With adult

#405641-A 10/16W - 6:00 - 6:40 PM

#405641-B 11/20W - 6:00 - 6:40 PM

Penfield Community CenterBarb BonisteelFee: $8.00

Music, Craft and Fun!Play the glockenspiels while the

snowflakes fall! Dance along to the Jingle Bell

dance. Welcome snow with your child as we sing,

play instruments and make a craft to

celebrate the season of winter! All materials

supplied.

Ages: 2 ½ -4 years (adult participation)

#405815-A 12/4W - 6:30 - 7:30 PM

Penfield Community CenterBarb BonisteelFee: $10.00

Music Adventures, Craft and Fun!Your child will have a joyful time welcoming the season of winter through instrument play, movement, singing, storytime and winter craft! All materials supplied.

Age: 3 ½ -5 years (without adult)

#405820-A 12/11W - 5:45 - 6:45 PM Penfield Community CenterBarb BonisteelFee: $10.00

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Wiggles, Giggles & JigglesFun movement activities, simple songs, stories and rhymes that promote gross motor skills, following directions and social interaction! Weekly theme that incorporates use of the parachute, scooters, instruments, gym equipment and much more. Snack provided. Please note: sneakers required!

#405430-A 9/30 - 11/4 (no class 10/14) M - 9:30 - 10:30 AM

#405430-B 10/2 -10/30 W- 10:15 - 11:15 AM

#405430-C 9/26 - 10/24 Th - 6:00 - 7:00 PM #405430-D 11/18 - 12/16 M- 9:30 -10:30 AM

#405430-E 11/6 - 12/11 (no class 11/27) W - 10:15 - 11:15 AM

#405430-F 11/7 - 12/19 (no class 11/28 and 12/12)Th - 6:00 - 7:00 PM

Ages 2 - 4 yr. w/parentPenfield Community Center Lisa MagliatoFee: $51.00 (5 classes)

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sPorTs aCTiviTies Flag Football*Registration starts on 8/20*

A fun way for kids to learn the game of football and develop a team spirit without contact. Everyone will have a chance to play. Children are divided by age and size. The 7th week of the program (10/19) is provided as the (built-in) make-up date. Session will be held provided the weather allows, and it will be the final session, regardless of the number of cancellations experienced during the program.

#414210-A 9/7 - 10/19 Sa - 8:15 - 10:00 AMAges 7 - 12 Harris Whalen Park Fee: $40.00 (7 weeks - includes built-in make-up)NOTE: This program is run by volunteers. Please indicate willingness to help on your registration form or call 340-8655. We will be glad to provide you a volunteer shirt and whistle! NO REFUNDS.

Gymnastics - BeginnerBeginner is the Level 1 and 2 USA tumbling program. Skills stressed in tumbling: forward roll through cartwheels, as well as floor exercise combinations. Uniform requirements: Girls - leotard, Boys - gym shorts & t-shirt. Children are barefooted. Parent Observation Day - final class for each level. Children must be of age BEFORE the first class.

#414610-A 9/23 - 10/28M - 4:00 - 4:45 PM Ages 6 - 12 Gymnastics Training Center, 2051 Fairport Nine Mile Point RoadGymnastics Training Center staffFee: $68.00 (6 classes)

Gymnastics for Tiny TumblersThis program will include basic tumbling and exercise. It is designed to enhance motor skills, confidence and coordination. Uniform requirements: Girls - leotard, Boys - gym shorts & t-shirt. Children are barefooted. Parent Observation Day - final class for each level. Children must be of age BEFORE the first class.

#404620-A 9/23 - 10/28M - 4:00 - 4:30 PM (6 classes)Ages 4 - 5 (Boys & Girls)Gymnastics Training Center, 2051 Fairport Nine Mile Point RoadGymnastics Training Center staffFee: $53.00

Bowling BlastBeginners and expert bowlers ages six and older, come on out and join the fun. Program includes: two games each week, shoe rental, trophy and a party at the end of season. Want to bowl with a friend? Teams are formed first day of program. Please note, to make games move along we will accommodate up to five per team. Parents welcome to watch.

#401810-A 10/5/13 - 1/11/14(no bowling on 11/30, 12/28, 1/4)Sa - 9:30 - 11:30 AM

#401810-B 10/8/13 - 1/7/14(no bowling 12/24, 12/31)Tu - 4:15 - 6:00 PM

Ages 6 years & over (12 weeks)Empire Lanes, 2400 Empire Blvd. (next to LOEWS Theaters)Fee: $75.00

Bumper BowlingBumper Bowling is designed especially for pre-school children. Tubing is laid down in the gutters so that each child knocks down pins with every throw. Bowling becomes fun and not discouraging. Program includes: one game and shoes each week, pizza and soft drink on the final day, and trophy of participation at end of each session. Shoe sizes start at child’s size 10. Anyone requiring a smaller size is asked to bring, NOT WEAR, their sneakers. NOTE: Parents must stay with children and assist.

#401810-C 10/8 - 11/5 Tu - 10:00 - 11:00 AM

#401810-D 11/12 - 12/10Tu - 10:00 - 11:00 AM

#401810-E 10/10 - 11/7Th - 1:00 - 2:00 PM

#401810-F 11/14 - 12/19 (no bowling 11/28)Th - 1:00 - 2:00 PM

Ages 3 - 6 (5 weeks)Empire Lanes, 2400 Empire Blvd. (next to LOEWS Theaters)Fee: $30.00

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Horseback Riding IntroThis is a comprehensive five-week program giving the student an overview of the basic principles and techniques of the Equestrian sport. The riding lesson lasts an hour and an additional half hour is spent learning the care of horses (grooming, tacking up, blanketing) and equipment. Questions, call TrueNorth Equestrian Center at 377-3476 or go to www.truenorthequestrian.com.

#415810-A 9/23 - 10/21M - 6:30 - 8:00 PM

#415810-B 9/25 - 10/23 W - 4:00 - 5:30 PM

Ages 7 and up (5 classes)Maximum 4 students per classPlease wear weather appropriate clothing and a hard-sole shoe or boot. Riding helmets provided.TrueNorth Equestrian Center, 3476 Atlantic Ave.Fee: $150.00

Judo for YouthProviding participants with the fundamentals of Judo with emphasis on fun! Participation at the beginner level is a prerequisite for the intermediate level. Uniforms required and can be rented for $10.00 and a deposit check (see instructor at 1st class). Classes are taught by members of the Bushido Kai Judo Club. For more information visit www.bushidokai.net.

#415010-A 9/21 - 12/7 (no class 10/26, 11/30)Sa - 3:00 - 4:00 PM - Intermediate

#415010-B 9/21 - 12/7 (no class 10/26, 11/30) Sa - 4:00 - 5:00 PM - Beginner

Ages 5 - 10 (10 classes)Penfield Community Center Bushido Kai Judo Club - Instructor Heiko Rommelman Jr., 2008 PAN-AM - Gold MedalistFee: $50.00 [Family Rate: $38.00 for each additional family member #415010-C]

Junior RacquetballParticipants will learn to play racquetball or improve their skills. This program provides instruction, as well as opportunities for supervised play. All equipment provided. Pizza party and awards will be provided at the last class.

#415830-A 10/26 - 11/16Ages 7 - 11

#415830-B 10/26 - 11/16Ages 12 - 16

Sa - 12:00 - 1:00 PM (4 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Fee: $40.00 (includes racquets, goggles, balls and pizza party)

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Youth Basic Air-Pistol & Rifle InstructionThis program is intended for the first time, beginner, and intermediate level shooter. It will emphasize the fundamentals of gun safety, safe gun handling and marksmanship for .177 Cal Air-pistol & rifle with Olympic style coaching and instruction. All parents are encouraged and welcome to attend and observe (especially the first two classes); help with administration and setup. This program is sponsored by the Genesee Conservation League and taught by N.R.A. certified instructors. All equipment and supplies are provided, but it is recommended that the participant bring their own shooting safety glasses with clear lenses.

#417620-A 9/14 - 11/16 Sa - 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/19, 10/26, 11/16Su - 10/6, 11/38:30 - 11:30 AM Ages 12 - 18 years Genesee Conservation League 1570 Old Penfield Road Fee: $55.00 (8 classes)

Junior & Adult TennisIndoor tennis instructional program for Juniors and Adults (ages 4 and over.)

#419294-A 9/16 - 10/14 #419294-B 11/4 - 12/2M - 5:30 - 7:30 PM Fee: $175.00

#419294-C 9/17 - 10/15 (adult only)#419294-D 11/5 - 12/3 (adult only)Tu - 7:30 - 9:30 PM Fee: $175.00

#419294-E 9/18 - 10/16#419294-F 11/6 - 12/11 (no class 11/27)W - 5:30 - 7:00 PM Fee: $140.00

#419294-G 9/20 - 10/18#419294-H 11/8 - 12/13 (no class 11/29)F - 5:30 - 7:30 PM Fee: $175.00

#419294-I 9/14 - 10/12#149294-J 11/9 - 12/14 (no class 11/30)Sa - 2:00 - 3:30 PM Fee: $140.00

#419294-K 9/15 - 10/13#419294-L 11/10 - 12/15 (no class 12/1)Su - 1:00 - 2:30 PM Fee: $140.00

Harley School (5 classes)Dave StrebelFor more information call Dave at 697-7766.

K-2 Sports of All SortsEnjoy many contests and lead up games in a variety of sports such as softball, soccer and “safe” dodgeball. Note: sneakers and socks must be worn each day (no Crocs).

#405420-A 10/2 - 11/13 (no class 10/30)W - 5:00 - 5:45 PM (6 classes)Grades K - 2Penfield Community Center Dave RogachefskyFee: $26.00

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Sports ABCs for TotsThese classes will help give your child the basic skills and confidence needed to get started on the right path of the organized youth sport experience. Class sessions involve activities that are encouraging and develop basic motor skills in a fun, non-threatening, non-competitive way. Activities will provide exposure and experience in the basic motor skills involved in many organized sports such as: catching, throwing, kicking, running, and jumping - all needed when they take that first step into “organized sports.” Join us for this fun experience! Returning participants welcome!

#405421-A 10/5 - 10/26 Sa - 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM (4 classes)Ages 3 - 5 yearsPenfield Community Center Mark Vogt and Ed Porto - Penfield School District educators and coachesFee: $33.00

Sporty SproutsSporty Sprouts is a preschool tri-sports program. During these classes, your child will be introduced to soccer, tennis and basketball in a fun, fast-paced setting. Our goal is to spark your child’s curiosity for sports and exercise by teaching the basic skills with age-adaptive equipment and games. Come have fun! Please wear sneakers.

#418050-A 9/19 - 10/24 Th - 1:15 - 2:00 PM

#418050-B 10/31 - 12/19 Th - 1:15 - 2:00 PM (no class 11/7 & 11/28)

Ages 3 - 5 (6 classes)Penfield Community Center GymCathy DownsFee: $66.00

WrestlingA youth wrestling program will be offered for youth in grades 2-6 starting in December or January. In addition to providing a fun, structured learning environment which exposes participants to the sport through basic fundamentals and drills appropriate for the age group, the program will also offer opportunities to attend local wrestling tournaments, including the 9th annual Penfield Youth Wrestling Tournament held in February.

Soccer On SaturdayRESIDENTS ONLY! NOTE -*Register for this program starting 8/28 using a regular registration form (register only for soccer on this form), include payment and indicate “Soccer” on the envelope.Program will be overseen by a coordinator and facilitated/supervised by volunteer parents. Micro soccer (small-sided play on scaled down field areas) will be the format utilized to maximize each player’s involvement in play and opportunity for “ball touch.” Games introduced are designed to be fun, challenging, and skill building, and will help to build the child’s confidence with a soccer ball without them even realizing it’s happening. Registration is limited and will be accepted maintaining a volunteer ratio of at least 1:8 (adult to child). Volunteers given registration priority (on a day-by-day basis) and are asked to indicate willingness to help on the registration form. Volunteers will be sent a packet with lesson plans and all pertinent program operational information. Shinguards required. Limited enrollment; no refunds.

Dates: 9/7 - 10/5

#418525-A - Girls - Sa - 9:00 - 10:00 AM#418525-B - Boys - Sa - 9:00 - 10:00 AM 5 weeks - includes (built-in) make-up

Boys & Girls: Kindergarten - 1st grade (Boys/Girls will play separately)*Early registration dates - see NOTE

Penfield Town Hall, 3100 Atlantic Ave. fields located NW of Town Hall buildingFee: $24.00 includes t-shirt

Weather cancellations - phone info (340-8655, option 2) & posted on field. Program will end 10/5 regardless number of cancellations experienced during program.

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Tennis - Pee WeeThis class is designed for children ages 4-6. Fun drills are used to help develop hand-eye coordination, and to become familiar on the tennis court. Participants will also be taught how to hold and swing the racquet. We will also be using the “Quick Start” programs designed by the USTA to help give children of this age more success at this age.

#419291-A 9/7 - 10/5 Veterans’ Memorial ParkSa - 11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon Ages 4 - 6 Mark BanfordFee: $60.00 (5 classes) * registration begins 8/19

Tennis - Future StarsThis class is designed to cover the technical aspects of tennis that will help develop good tennis habits. We cover proper grips, swing motion and tennis shots. Competitive drilling, and match play are used to reinforce good habits. (Beginner & Adv. Beg.)

#419292-A 9/7 - 10/5Veterans’ Memorial ParkSa - 12:00 - 1:00 PM Ages 7 - 12 yearsMark BanfordFee: $60.00 (5 classes)* registration begins 8/19

Tennis - Intermediate to Adv.These players have taken tennis lessons and are used to proper tennis skills. Players are thinking about playing high school tennis, and tournaments & want to make tennis one of their primary sports. Technical as well as competitive drilling is covered. (Intermediate & Advanced)

#419293-A 9/7 - 10/5Veterans’ Memorial Park Sa - 1:00 - 2:30 PM Ages 10 - 15 yearsMark BanfordFee: $95.00 (5 classes)* registration begins 8/19

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This popular youth drama group is open to interested junior high and high school youth. No experience necessary. Bring your friends and give it a try! We do three shows a year and a musical in the summer. Call Pam at Recreation for more details of upcoming productions at 340-8664.

Volunteer at Recreation Interested in a career in Recreation? Need community service hours for school? Come volunteer for some of our events and programs and get a feel for what we do here at the Recreation

Department. Would you like to plan an event? Call Pam Mount at 340-8664 and share your idea.

YOHP Performance Class Ages �-12A great introduction into the world of acting. Students will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform in a short play while learning some basic skills that can help develop creativity, self esteem and memorization skills. Students will perform for an audience on Friday, November 22 at 6:30 PM. Class meets once a week either Tuesday or Thursday. Register for either Tuesday or Thursday. Student must be available for the 11/22 performance to participate.

#413210-A 10/1 - 11/19Tu - 4:30 - 5:30 PM Penfield Community Center Fee: $48.00 (8 classes and one performance on 11/22 at 6:30 PM)

#413210-B 10/3 - 11/21Th - 4:30 - 5:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $48.00 (8 classes and one performance on 11/22 at 6:30 PM)

AuditionsHOLIDAY SHOW

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Handmade Holiday CardsWould you like to surprise your friends and relatives with handmade holiday cards? Then this class is for you! In each class we will make 10 holiday/Christmas cards (5 each of 2 designs, different designs in each class). These cards will be made using high quality card stock, stamped images and embellishments. Please bring a pair of scissors and your favorite paper-craft adhesive; all other materials provided including envelopes. Class is open to all levels. Samples for each class will be on display a month before each class.

#432410-A 9/24 #432410-B 10/22#432410-C 11/19#432410-D 9/24, 10/22, 11/19Tu - 6:30 - 8:30 PM Penfield Community CenterMaureen Ward, Stampin’ Up!Fees: $23.00 for A,B or C $58.00 for D (all 3 classes)

3-Dimensional Figure FeltLearn how to manipulate wool fibers into 3-dimensional figures using only the wool fibers (felt) and a needle. The felting needle is used to punch the fibers into various shapes and sizes. This class will teach the techniques used to sculpt a fun 6-8” tall figure. The felting process can than be used in almost any application from purses to socks to scarves, the sky is the limit. Great gift idea!

#432415-A 9/24 - 10/15Tu - 6:00 - 8:00 PM (4 classes)Penfield Community CenterFee: $65.00 (plus $30.00 material fee paid at first class)

Painting and DrawingArt starts with desire! Come find the artist in you. Learn to paint. Choose your own medium (oil, watercolor, pastel, ink, pencil or acrylics). Plan for a fun filled adventure. Watercolor supplies provided for first class. Beginners always welcome.

#432460-A 9/23 - 11/11M - 9:30 AM - 12:00 NOON (8 classes)Penfield Community Center

#432460-B 9/25 - 11/13 (no class 10/9)W - 7:00 - 9:30 PM (7 classes)Bay Trail School - Room 303

Martha SweeneyFee: A - $64.00 B - $56.00

Learn to Ballroom DanceCome and learn the fundamentals of ballroom dance at these free classes. Both teens and adults are welcome. Co-sponsored by Flower City Chapter USA Dance & Penfield Recreation.

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Su - 5:15 - 6:00 PMPenfield Community Center Fee: Free (please pre-register)

Ballroom Dance ClubBeginners are welcome. Make new friends and get some exercise when you spend the evening ballroom dancing. For more info. please contact Steve Link of the Flower City Chapter of USA Dance at 967-6501 or visit www.flowercityballroom.org. Dress code is dressy casual or evening wear (no jeans or sneakers). Please bring dry shoes to change into if the weather is wet.

10/13, 11/10, 12/8Su - 6:00 - 9:00 PMPenfield Community Center Fee payable at the door: $7-USA Dance Members, $12-Guests,$7-Students 18 & under

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Couples Social Ballroom Dance I -NewcomersDo you want to have more fun at a wedding, business affair or other social party? Don’t be left out on the sidelines because you don’t know how to dance. Join us and you will glide to a Foxtrot, Swing to a jump tune and dance an exotic Rhumba. For beginners or refresh your dancing.

Please sign up with a partner one week in advance of the first lesson (include partners’ name, address and signature on registration form). Wear leather-sole shoes to move with fluid motion on the dance floor.

#432860-A 9/19 - 11/21Th - 7:00 - 8:00 PM Penfield Community Center 10 weeks - 9 weeks dance, last week Christmas party (optional)Instructor: Virginia Fairfax-ZuZero assisted by Dave and Kathy CooperFee: $180.00 per couple

Ballroom Dance II Intermediate or experienced dancers. Once again we’ll give you the choice of voting for American and Latin dances you would like to learn in this session. Continue improving lead, follow and enhancing your style. And remember variety is the spice of life.

Please sign up with a partner one week in advance of 1st lesson and wear leather-sole shoes to move with fluid motion on the dance floor.

Prerequisite: 2-3 years – beginners or good foundation in ballroom dancing.

#432860-B 9/19 - 11/21Th - 8:00 - 9:00 PM Penfield Community Center 10 weeks - 9 weeks dance, last week Christmas party (optional)Instructor: Virginia Fairfax-ZuZero assisted by Dave and Kathy CooperFee: $180.00 per couple

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AARP Driver Safety ProgramDesigned for the mature licensed driver to: tune up driving skills, update knowledge of age-related physical changes & adjust driving for these changes. Upon completion, participants may receive up to a 10% multiyear discount on auto insurance, and DMV may assess up to a 4-point reduction. You will develop a greater appreciation of driving challenges!

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#443455-B 10/22 & 10/24

#443455-C 11/12 & 11/14

#443455-D 12/10 & 12/12

Tu & Th - 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM (2 classes)Penfield Community CenterAARP InstructorFee: $17.00 AARP memberFee: $19.00 Non-memberChecks only, payable to AARP

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Introduction to Digital PhotographyThis course will cover the workings of your digital camera, image composition, shooting techniques, and what to do with the images after capture. We will get your camera set up and demonstrate the various settings. Then enjoy taking some pictures using those settings and share them with the group. We will discuss what to do with all those wonderful pictures after you take them; how to edit them and share them. Finally, we will explore additional resources available as you continue to enjoy your camera. Please bring your camera and manual to class. For more information contact the instructor at [email protected].

#432425-A 10/7 - 10/28M - 7:00 - 8:15 PMPenfield Community CenterRich EngelbrechtFee: $30.00

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Puppy KindergartenStart your puppy’s training off right! This six-week class is the start to your puppy’s socialization, focus and basic training. Your instruction includes housebreaking, problem solving, body language and the start to your beginning obedience commands. This class is open to dogs eight weeks to six months old. The first class is a discussion on class orientation, diet, exercise, behavior problems, crate training, and socializing…PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR DOG TO THE 1st CLASS.

#455850-A 9/14 - 10/19Sa - 12:30 - 1:30 PMFee: $80.00

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Investing for a Successful Retirement A workshop offered to help reduce the financial uncertainty and anxiety often connected with retirement. This four-part workshop will guide participants in preparing a household retirement budget and developing a sound financial plan. Explore strategies to maximize social security benefits and learn how to structure your retirement portfolio to provide the income you need in retirement. Acquire key financial knowledge and skills to help build and monitor an individual investment portfolio. Participants will also learn the issues involved with 401(k) rollovers, IRAs, annuities and other retirement accounts. Finally, the workshop will help you answer many of the tough questions concerning health care costs, long term care and estate planning. Each participant will receive a course workbook and a CD containing the templates for a personal retirement income plan.

#434853-A 10/16 - 11/6W - 7:00 - 9:00 PMPenfield Community CenterBrendan O’Kelly, CFP®Financial Advisor & Retirement Planning SpecialistFee: $20.00 individual (#434853-B - $25.00 couple)

Beginner This six-week class gets down to business with the basics. Teach your canine friend how to take you for a walk without dragging you around. Together you will learn how to focus your dog and all the basic commands: “sit,” “down,” “stay,” and “come.” This class is for dogs six months and older. The first class is a discussion on class orientation, diet, exercise, behavior problems, and socializing, etc…PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR DOG TO THE 1st CLASS. Proof of vaccinations needed.

#355850-B 9/14 - 10/19Sa - 1:30 - 2:30 PM Fee: $80.00

All dog classes held at the Penfield Community Center Gym (or courtyard located just beyond the Recreation entrance on the north side of the building if weather permits). Instruction by KB Dog Training. Questions, contact Kathy Boone at 880-5746.

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Movie Star Makeover®: At Work Does your appearance build a bridge or put up a speedbump to greater success? Don’t let outdated or less-than-flattering looks label you as a liability or keep you from getting that job or promotion! Image Consultant Kay Noske’s Movie Star Makeover® tricks and tips will make sure your look enhances your brand. This “What Not to Wear”-style “playshop” teaches you--in a non-intimidating way--how to update/unstick your workday wardrobe so you can project greater confidence, competence, and personal style. Attendees will enjoy Kay’s friendly, fun, one-on-one help and will get plenty of practical, real world ideas for immediate use. Check out www.MovieStarMakeover.com for more information about Kay.

#437230- A 9/24Tu - 6:30 - 8:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $25.00

Movie Star Makeover®: After HoursNow it’s time to freshen up your at-home and special occasion wear! This fun “playshop” teaches you how to pull together an after-hours look using colors, shapes, and accessories that flatter you and work with items already in your closet. You’ll go home with “instant” ideas for updating your weekend wardrobe, plus a personalized shopping list of go-to garments to create a truly versatile casual wardrobe. Kay will also share her magic makeover tips to create easy looks from basic pieces you already own--you’ll save money and feel like you’ve got a dozen new outfits! Check out www.MovieStarMakeover.com for more information about Kay.

#437230-B 9/28Sa - 1:00 - 3:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $25.00

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Red Cross - Adult CPR/AEDThe American Red Cross CPR/AED - Adult course incorporates the 2010 ECC standards. It will help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac and breathing emergencies. The course teaches the skills that participants need to know to give immediate care to a suddenly injured or ill person until more advanced medical personnel arrive and take over. Students who successfully complete this course will receive certificates for CPR/AED - Adult, which are valid for two years.

11/4M - 6:00 - 9:00 PMPenfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $55.00 Note: To register for this course, call the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or register on-line at www.redcross.org

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Red Cross - Adult & Pediatric CPR/AEDThe Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies such as burns, cuts, scrapes, sudden illnesses, head, neck, back injuries, heat and cold emergencies and how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies to help victims of any age - adults (about 12 years and older) and pediatric (infants and children up to 12 years of age). Students who successfully complete this course will receive a certificate for Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED valid for two years.

9/23M - 6:00 - 10:00 PMPenfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $65.00 Note: To register for this course, call the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or register on-line at www.redcross.org

Photo Tips from the ProsIn this comprehensive, four-hour workshop, we will cover the top ten techniques the pros use to make an image that commands attention. Our group will meet at the George Eastman House Cafe and photograph on location along East Avenue using available light, and the amazing architectural details of Rochester’s impressive historic buildings to inspire your creativity. No experience necessary; just a working knowledge of your camera, comfortable shoes and a snack is all you will need. For more information contact Diane at [email protected] or at her website: www.dianediroberto.com.

#432420-A 10/12Sa - 10:00 AM - 2:00 PMMeet at the George Eastman House CafeDiane DiRoberto, Photographer & WriterFee: $39.00

Red Cross - Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED The American Red Cross Standard First Aid with CPR/AED - Adult and Child plus CPR - Infant course incorporates the 2010 ECC standards. It will help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies. The courses in the program teach skills that participants need to know to give immediate care to a suddenly injured or ill person until more advanced medical personnel arrive and take over. Students who successfully complete this course will receive certificates for Standard First Aid with CPR/AED - Adult and Child which are valid for two years.

12/2 & 12/3 (must attend both classes) M & Tu - 6:00 - 9:00 PM (2 classes)Penfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $75.00 Note: To register for this course, call the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or register on-line at www.redcross.org

Red Cross - Adult First Aid/CPR/AEDThe Adult First Aid/CPR/AED course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies such as burns, cuts, scrapes, sudden illnesses, head, neck, back injuries, heat and cold emergencies and how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies for victims about 12 years and older. Successful students will receive a certificate for Adult First Aid/CPR/AED valid for two years.

10/7 & 10/8 (must attend both classes) M & Tu - 6:00 - 8:30 PM (2 classes)Penfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $65.00 Note: To register for this course, call the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or register on-line at www.redcross.org

Fall Harvest Pear, squash & apple recipes you can serve at your holiday dinner! Fresh from the orchard apples & pears can sweeten any meal & a mixture of squashes & cheese blend into a satisfying & delicious soup. Let’s start with an appetizer of freshly picked Pear, Blue Cheese & Prosciutto Roulades, and then serve up a French inspired Squash Soup with Gruyère Croutons. Cider Dijon Pork Chops with Roasted Sweet Potatoes & Apples will make your fall dinner party or holiday meal special and easy to serve!

#432210-A 9/24Tu - 6:30 - 9:00 PMPenfield Community Center KitchenChef Instructor: Kathleen CovellFee: $40.00

Fancy Finger Food for Your Holiday PartyTry some new & exciting appetizers for your next holiday cocktail party & get a jump on planning your menus. Ever wonder how they make those Phyllo Triangles? We’ll make 2 versions along with make ahead, easy Avocado Pesto Stuffed Tomatoes. Your guests will love Roast Beef and Arugula Crostini with Olive-Red Pepper Relish & Stuffed Dates with Prosciutto. We will talk about the crudité tray & ways to spruce up your veggies and dips this season!

#432211-A 11/5Tu - 6:30 - 9:00 PMPenfield Community Center KitchenChef Instructor: Kathleen CovellFee: $40.00

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Boot Camp with Phil45 minutes of a total body workout! This class will include running drills, steps, weights and bands. You do have the option to just use your own body weight! You will meet three times a week for six weeks.

#433805-A 9/17 - 10/26Tu & Th - 5:15 - 6:00 PM & Sa - 8:00 - 8:45 AM Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail WPhil D’AngeloFee: $99.00 per session (18 classes)

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Remodeling Your Kitchen: Getting StartedAre you planning to remodel your kitchen? Learn how to plan an efficient kitchen, what to look for in kitchen cabinets, the pros and cons of refacing versus new cabinets, the advantages of different types of countertops, flooring, sinks and lighting. Learn the elements of basic kitchen design and the best order of having your remodeling work done. Bring all your questions to be answered by a Certified Kitchen Designer. Instructor has 40 years of remodeling experience and is a member of the National Kitchen & Bath Association.

#432450-A 11/7Th - 6:30 - 9:00 PM (1 class)Penfield Community Center Peter Rees, Rees & Company, Inc.Fee: $16.00 Couples - $27.00 - Course #432450-B

Personal Training PackageGet started on your fitness goals the right way! Our professional staff will evaluate your fitness level. This three-visit package includes: One 90-minute fitness consultation and two 60-minute personal training sessions. Appointments available mornings, afternoons, evenings, and weekends. When you register, please indicate your time preference and we will contact you by phone to schedule your first visit. Questions - call 586-7777.

#433826-A - indicate date/time preferencePenfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Tr. W.PS&F Certified Personal TrainersFee: $79.00; offer good for non-members only, once per year, 23 years and older

Pilates Mat ClassPilates is a method of body conditioning developed over 70 years ago by Joseph H. Pilates. The focus is on simultaneously strengthening and stretching the core muscles (abs, back and hips) to develop a strong, supple balanced body. The goals are to increase core muscle strength and flexibility, improve posture and muscular balance, and relieve stress. Non-aerobic. Participants should bring own mat. All levels welcome.

#433865-A 9/24 - 12/17 (no class 10/29)Tu - 6:00 - 6:50 PM (12 classes)Penfield Community CenterRhonda Flint, Certified IMX Pilates Instructors Fee: $96.00

Forever Fit (formerly Get Fit With Fun)The time is now to start or continue toward your goal. Join a co-ed, mixed level, low-impact aerobic class emphasizing stamina, strength, endurance, flexibility, balance and coordination. This class is so much fun, you will forget you are working out. Classes given by Rosalind Walker, AFAA certified. Questions - call Rosalind at 370-2480.

*Free Trial Class! Thursday 9/5 - 10:00-11:00 AM*

9/12 - 12/12 (no classes 11/5, 11/7, 11/28, 12/10 & TBA)Tu & Th - 10:00 - 11:00 AM Penfield Community CenterFees: 6 classes - $42.00 - #433840-A 12 classes - $78.00 - #433840-B 22 classes - $132.00 - #433840-C

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Jujitsu Self DefenseLearn the traditional art of self-defense, Jujitsu! Class is geared for individuals ages 15 years and older. Learn joint locks and manipulation, throws, and ground work from situational attacks.

#435030-A 9/17 - 10/29 (no class 10/1) Tu - 7:15 - 8:45 PMPenfield Community CenterChief Instructor - 1990 World Cup Gold Medalist, Heiko Rommelmann Jr.Fee: $50.00 (6 classes)

Cardio HoopChallenge yourself to sweat, laugh, and have a blast with Hoopnotica cardio hooping! You will learn how to use hula hoops to raise your heart rate and tone all your major muscle groups, burning 400-600 calories per hour! No hoop experience necessary. Hoops are provided for use during class & are also available for purchase. Questions, call Lara at 755-3265 or visit www.rochooplala.com.#433810-A 9/18 - 12/11 (no class 11/27)W - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (12 classes)Penfield Community CenterLara Haase, Certifed Hoopnotica InstructorFee: $90.00

Don’t forget!Register early for your program - if it doesn’t meet minimum enrollment, it will be cancelled!

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Zumba GoldZumba is the fastest growing dance/aerobic craze around! And Zumba Gold is specifically designed to take the exciting Latin and International dance rhythms created in the original Zumba and bring them to the active older adult, the beginner participant, and other special populations who may need modifications for success. This explosive program is low-impact, easy to follow and guaranteed to provide the participant with a safe and effective total body workout! Women and men of all ages enjoy Salsa, Cha Cha, Merengue, rock & roll, and more and burn calories at the same time. “Ditch the workout and join the party!” Questions - call Glenda at 770-8754 or Lisa at 330-9452.

*Free Trial Class! Friday 9/6 at 10AM*

#433890-A 9/11 - 12/4 (no class 11/27) W - 9:15 - 10:00 AM Fee: $60.00 (12 classes)

#433890-B 9/13 - 12/6 (no class 11/29) F - 10:00 - 10:45 AM Fee: $60.00 (12 classes)

Penfield Community Center Wednesdays - Glenda Bondy, Fridays - Lisa Valcore, Certified Zumba Instructors

ZumbaLooking for a workout that feels more like a party? Zumba is an international dance and fitness program that anyone and everyone can participate in. This program incorporates Latin styles of dance as well as Samba, Hip Hop, African, and so much more. No dance experience necessary and new exercisers are welcome. Sarah Lustig has been a professional Zumba instructor for the past four years, and is passionate about the Zumba program. Come join in and follow along or do your own thing; and as a bonus you can burn up to 800 calories an hour!

#433860-A 9/16 - 12/16 (no class 11/25)M - 6:00 - 6:50 PM

#433860-B 9/19 - 12/19 (no class 11/28) Th- 5:40 - 6:30 PM Penfield Community Center Sarah LustigFee: $76.00 (13 classes)

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Arthritis Foundation ExerciseA low-impact exercise program designed especially for Seniors. Exercises are done at a relaxed pace, with many done from a seated position. Instructors are trained by the Arthritis Foundation specifically for this program. This class will be instructed by Jeanne Bell, RN.

#443870-A 10/8 - 11/26Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM (8 classes) Fee: $38.00

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Matter of BalanceMany older adults experience concerns about falling that restrict their activities. ‘A Matter of Balance’ is an award-winning program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels. This program emphasizes practical strategies to manage falls.

YOU WILL LEARN TO: View falls as controllable; Set goals for increasing activity; Make changes to reduce fall risks at home; Exercise to increase strength and balance.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone concerned about falls; Anyone interested in improving balance, flexibility and strength; Anyone who has fallen in the past; Anyone who has restricted activities because of falling concerns.

#443871-A 9/26 - 11/14Th - 2:30 - 4:30 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterFee: $20.00

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Saturday Low Impact AerobicsJoin a co-ed low-impact aerobic class emphasizing strength, endurance, flexibility and balance. Please bring a mat to class. Questions - call Sandy at 671-1562.

#433830-A 9/14 - 10/26 (no class 9/28)

#433830-B 11/2 - 12/14 (no class 11/30)

Sa - 9:00 - 10:00 AM (6 classes)Penfield Community Center GymSandy SanzottaFee: $30.00

Vinyasa YogaVinyasa or Flow Yoga is one of the most popular styles of Yoga. Stretching, strengthening and breathing techniques connect to movement and breath through the flow of poses. Benefits include improved flexibility, muscle tone, and increased body strength. Increased stamina provides for better balance and coordination. Participants should bring their own mat and bottled water (also block and strap, if available). All levels welcome. Poses modified for beginners. Questions, call Rhonda at 746-2621.

#433850-A 9/23 - 12/16 (no class 10/28)M - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (12 classes)Penfield Community Center GymRhonda Flint, Vinyasa Yoga Instructor, Certified Yoga AllianceFee: $96.00

Yoga SculptA challenging class that allows the participants to create a new mind and body with awesome exercises combined with traditional poses. The familiar Yoga positions combine with moves that sculpt muscles, target endurance, improve balance and increase flexibility.

#433823-A 9/22 - 11/10Su - 10:30 - 11:30 AM (8 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Maeghan PerryFee: $89.00

Register for Monday Zumba classes & receive 25% discount on Thursday classes!



Racquetball Lessons (Beginner)Racquetball is a game that everyone can enjoy all year round, rain or shine. If you have never played the exhilarating sport of racquetball, find out what you’ve been missing! It combines social and competitive elements of sport along with substantial health & fitness benefits (burning over 600 calories/hour). Includes racquet, goggles and weekend only membership for the four weeks.

#435830-A 10/26 - 11/16Sa - 1:00 - 2:00 PM (4 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Keith LoPresto, Ted Pittinaro & Chris HanfordFee: $48.00

Beginning PickleballPickleball for BeginnersThe hottest new sport in the country for all ages including adults 50+. A cross between tennis and ping-pong, Pickleball is a great way for mature athletes to stay fit (full mobility required). This class will introduce the basic rules of play for the game and allow the novice player to get familiar with serving, scoring, rules, and equipment for both singles and doubles play.

#431425-A 10/21 -11/25 (no class 11/11)M - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM (5 classes) #431425-B 10/21 -11/25 (no class 11/11)M - 3:30 - 4:30 PM (5 classes)

Penfield Community CenterDick SeilsFee: $39.00

Open Pickleball CourtCall the Recreation office at 340-8655 (option 6) or online at www.penfieldrec.org for open dates and times.

Judo - Bushido Kai Bushido Kai (www.bushidokai.net) is organized for males and females ages 10 years old thru adults. Classes are taught by certified instructors, black belts and others. This martial art is taught as a sport, yet is also good for self-defense. Many members participate in local, regional, and international tournaments, and have won numerous awards. Uniforms are required and can be rented for $10.00 and a deposit check (see instructor at 1st class).

#435020-A/B 9/9 - 12/18 M & W - 7:15 - 9:15 PM (24 classes)(no class 10/14, 10/28, 10/30, 11/27, 12/9, 12/11)Penfield Community Center Bushido Kai Judo Club - Chief Instructor, 2008 Pan-Am Gold Medalist Heiko Rommelmann Jr.Fee: $80.00 - #435020-A (Family Rate: $65.00 per additional family mem-ber - Course #435020-B)

Basketball League - Sundays For MenSundays - starting in early January. Games mid-morning through mid-afternoon; played at the Penfield Community Center for 10 - 12 weeks. Registration is on a team sign-up basis. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Contact Penfield Recreation and leave your name & address. Info letters will be sent out in November.

Basketball For Adults - “Billy Ball”Come and play some of the finest pick-up basketball in the area.

#431410-A 9/16 - 12/9 (no class 10/14) M - 7:30 - 9:00 PM (Sept & Oct)M - 8:00 - 9:30 PM (Nov & Dec)Bay Trail School GymnasiumBill PalmerFee: $30.00 (12 weeks)NOTE: Must register BEFORE attending. Program times are tentative until scholastic sports practice and competition schedules are finalized.

Basketball for 3�+This is your chance to stay fit and in shape at the age of 35+ while playing pick-up basketball. Supervised play. Registration will be limited to the first 40 people.

#431420-A 9/19 - 12/12 (no class 11/28)Th - 7:00 - 8:30 PM (Sept & Oct) Th - 8:00 - 9:30 PM (Nov & Dec)Bay Trail School GymnasiumSteve GeierFee: $30.00 (12 weeks)NOTE: Limited enrollment. Must register BEFORE attending. Program times are tentative until scholastic sports practice and competition schedules are finalized. Please bring both a light and a dark colored t-shirt.

Basketball for �0+Come out and enjoy a friendly game of pick-up basketball with emphasis on fun and exercise.

#441470-A 9/15 - 12/8 (no class 10/27) Su - 3:30 - 5:00 PM (12 classes)Penfield Community Center GymFee: $35.00

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Soccer League for WomenThere is a women’s soccer league on Saturdays beginning September 7. There may still be openings for individuals. Please call the Recreation Department for details at 340-8655, option 6.

Tennis Instruction* - Beginner to Adv. BeginnerThe adult tennis class is designed for the individual who has had limited or no tennis instruction in the past. Basic grips, technique and shots are covered. Drilling as well as point play, are used to help in the learning process. All lessons are supervised by Mark Banford, a top level and experienced tennis instructor along with his staff.

#439294-A 9/7 - 10/5 Veterans’ Memorial ParkSa - 9:30 - 11:00 AM (5 classes)Mark BanfordFee: $95.00 ****Registration begins 8/19

*Indoor tennis lessons also available, see page 16 for complete details.

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Volleyball Intermediate Co-ed PlayCompetitive play for experienced players - focusing on defensive skills and advance plays. Limited enrollment.

#439610-A 9/12 - 12/12(no class 10/31 and 11/28)Th - 7:45 - 9:45 PM (12 classes)Penfield Community Center GymMarcia OrlandiniFee: $54.00

Volleyball LeagueThis co-ed league is played on Friday nights at Bay Trail School. There may still be openings for teams. Call 340-8655 for availability.

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Esperanza Lunch at the Esperanza Mansion located in the heart of Finger Lakes Wine Country; you will be surrounded by lake views, wineries and rolling hills of vineyards. After lunch cruise Keuka Lake aboard the Esperanza Rose - a majestic 65-foot vintage wooden cruising vessel that’s been sailing the waters of Keuka Lake since the summer of 2005. Lunch on your own.

#449440-A Th - 10/10 Depart Community Center 10:30 AMReturns 5:30 PMFee: $29.00

Windmill Farm & Craft MarketEnjoy a great fall day and spend some time in the country. Shop, browse, grab something to eat and take some time to view the custom and classic car show. Lunch on your own at the many food vendors at the Windmill Market.

#449441-A Sa - 10/12Depart Community Center 9:00 AMReturns 4:00 PMFee: $14.00

Dickens Christmas A great way to enjoy the Christmas season! Stroll the streets of downtown Skaneateles and join the fun of Dickens Christmas. Lunch on your own.

#449443-A Sa - 12/7Depart Community Center 9:30 AMReturns 5:00 PMFee: $15.00

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Pultneyville GrillThe Pultneyville Grill is a classic American style restaurant, combining French and Italian influences with the traditions of New England and New York City. Situated along the east bank of Salmon Creek on the southern shore of Lake Ontario.

#449445-A F - 9/20Depart Community Center 11:15 AMReturns 2:30 PMFee: $10.00 (lunch on your own)

Holloway House The Holloway House was first established in 1808 when the local blacksmith, Peter Holloway, saw a need for a wayside tavern in East Bloomfield. Many stage coach lines made stops at “Holloway’s Inn”.


Big Tree InnThe Big Tree Inn is one of the most familiar landmarks on Main Street in Geneseo, NY—a historic community listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

#449446-A F - 11/15Depart Community Center 11:15 AMReturns 2:30 PMFee: $10.00 ( lunch on your own)

Keenan’sKeenan’s famous fish fry served every Friday, as well as our Seafood Bisque.


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Pump Boys and DinettesBook, Lyrics, and Music by John Foley, Mark Hardwick, Debra Monk, Cass Morgan, John Schimmel, and Jim Wann Directed by Mark CuddyChoreography by Peggy Hickey Welcome to the Double Cupp Diner, way down on Highway 57 between Frog Level and Smyrna, where the cherry pie is fresh and served with sass, and the music and the waitresses are like the coffee - hot! The boys from the gas station next door play a high-octane blend of country and bluegrass packed with highly entertaining toe-tappers about life, love, and good times. Come and melt your troubles away with a generous serving of great music and foot-stomping fun.

#449310-A W - 10/9Depart Community Center: 12:45 PMFee: $35.00

Dancin’ And Romancin’ Peter Bay, guest conductor

The Best of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers - From Gershwin’s “Fascinatin’ Rhythm” to Berlin’s “Top Hat, White Tie, and Tails”

#449330-C Sa - 1/25/14Departs Community Center: 7:00 PMFee: $39.00

RPO Pops Ticket PolicyTickets must be purchased two weeks prior to show date.

No refunds for tickets two weeks out.Minimum number required for program.

Last GasFrom the Author and Director of Almost, MaineBy John CarianiDirected by Skip Greer

Somewhere on a remote wooded road – not far from Almost, Maine – sits Nat Paradis’ “Last Gas Convenient Store.” As Nat sorts through life as a single parent, his teenage son and fun-loving father give him constant grief, and time seems to slip through his fingers. When an old flame returns to town, Nat gets a rare second chance, only to discover that in between love lost and love found, life throws a lot of curve balls. A bittersweet, romantic comedy full of heart, humor, and baseball.

#449310-C W - 1/15/14Depart Community Center: 12:45 PMFee: $35.00

Geva Theater Ticket Policy: Tickets must be purchased two weeks prior to show date. No refunds for tickets two weeks out. Minimum number required for program.

Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 StepsAdapted by Patrick BarlowFrom the novel by John BuchanDirected by Sean Daniels Hitchcock meets hilarious as Englishman Richard Hannay encounters dastardly murders, double crossing secret agents and devastatingly beautiful women in this fast-paced whodunit. Part espionage thriller and part slapstick comedy, four actors play over 150 characters in this ingeniously adapted homage to film noir and theatrical stagecraft. A runaway hit in London and on Broadway and the winner of the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy.

#449310-B W - 10/30Depart Community Center: 12:45 PMFee: $35.00

Midtown Men Four stars from the original cast of Broadway’s Tony Award winning musical Jersey Boys sing your favorite ‘60s hits from The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Motown, the Four Seasons, and more

#449330-A Sa - 10/5 Departs Community Center: 7:00 PMFee: $39.00

Gala Holiday POPSJeff Tyzik, conductorFestival High School Chorale Don’t miss Rochester’s favorite holiday tradition—fun for the whole family. This annual gala event features holiday music and students from area high schools.

#449330-B Sa - 12/21Departs Community Center: 1:00 PM (note time) Fee: $39.00

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Singin’ In The RainSee the timeless comedy Singin’ in the Rain—regarded as one of the best Hollywood musicals of all time and starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds—on the big screen as your RPO performs the score live.#449330-D Sa - 2/15/14Departs Community Center: 7:00 PMFee: $39.00


EldersourceEldersource Care Management Services, a collaborative of LIFESPAN and Catholic Family Center, is a community intake, assessment and care management system. It features one telephone number entry into age-related services and professional social workers who guide older adults and care-givers through the complex long-term care system. For information call 325-2800. An Eldersource case worker will be at the Penfield Community Center the last Tuesday of every month.

Exercise your mind, meet new people every Tuesday.

Tuesdays - Games for the Brain / Lunch(WE HAVE LUNCH AVAILABLE THIS DAY FOR ONLY $4)

The Tuesday Game Day has grown organically with folks just stopping by to see what was going on in the community room every Tuesday around 9:30 AM. People begin to drift in, grabbing a cup of coffee and then heading to a game table. What’s going on is a variety of spirited games that are taking root from table to table. Some folks play cards, some play dominoes, quite a few have taken to scrabble and before you know it we have a room full of card playing, domino counting, word creating fun! Stop by and join a table or start a new game on your own. There is always complimentary coffee, tea and hot chocolate, and if you stay long enough (most do) a homemade sit down lunch is served at noon for only $4. Registration is not required but you must purchase lunch tickets at least 24 hrs in advance at the recreation office.

Transportation available this day - see below.

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Tuesday Lunch Each Tuesday, lunch will be available at the Penfield Community Center for the cost of $4.00. The Tuesday lunch will include a sandwich with a cup of soup or a salad. Lunch is served at 12:00 Noon. Orders and registrations for lunch must be received at least the day before. Registration forms as well as menus for “Tuesday Lunch” are available at the Community Center and online at www.penfieldrec.org.

Penfield Rotary Band - Nels Carman Big Band NightThe first Tuesday of each month the Penfield Rotary Band will play two hours of your favorite big band sounds for dancing and listening.

Tuesdays - 9/3, 10/1, 11/5, 12/3 7:30 - 9:30 PM

Penfield Community CenterFee: $1.00 - Pay at the door

BridgeContact Penfield Recreation if you are interested in playing Bridge on Thursday mornings at the Penfield Community Center - 340-8655, option 6.

Free Blood Pressure Checksby the Penfield Volunteer Ambulance every third Tuesday of the month in the Community Room - 11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon.

Tuesday Transportation - FreeTransportation to and from the Penfield Community Center is available on Tuesday mornings for 55+ adults who have no other means of transportation. Must make reservations by the day before the service is needed; subject to van availability. Space is limited.

More programs in the DEAR sectionSee pages 27-34 for more programming for Adults 55+.

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Take an interesting class in a variety of topics, attend a film, play pickleball, attend a book discussion or lecture, have lunch, stop by for tea, talk about ghosts, food, the Civil War, Rochester history, learn to knit, take an exercise class! All of this is available at

the Penfield Community Center during the day through Penfield Recreation.

Daytime Education at Recreation

- Wisdom at its finest hour! -

A Trio of Tales: People Hail Rochester’s Victorian Hero

The Horse Collar KingThe Flim-Flam Man

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A Trio of Tales: PlacesThe Fastest Race Track in the East

The Glorious Lyceum TheaterThe Fabled Run of 999

W - 10/2#442030-B

A Trio of Tales: PersonalitiesMedals for the MassesThe Great Circle Tour

Tale of a Temple Building

W - 11/13#442030-C

A Trio of Tales: PrideExposition ParkEdgerton Park

Rochester Celebrates its 100th Birthday

W - 12/11#442030-D

Marvels & Myths of Rochester with local author and historian Donovan Shilling

Penfield Community Center - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Fee: $�.00


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Beginning Euchre Class...............................................9:30 - 10:30 AM............................10/21 - 12/2............................Pg. 32

Beginning Pickleball....................................................11:30 AM & 3:30 PM....................10/21 - 11/25..........................Pg. 32

Healing Power of Meditation Using Sound Energy.....1:00 - 2:15 PM...............................9/30 - 11/4..............................Pg. 32

Knitting Refresher Class..............................................1:30 - 3:30 PM...............................10/21 - 12/2............................Pg. 31

Secrets of Sleep Science - Great Course......................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM....................9/16 - 11/18............................Pg. 33

The Four Agreements Book Discussion.......................2:30 - 3:45 PM...............................9/30 - 11/4..............................Pg. 32

Arthritis Exercise.........................................................10:30 - 11:30 AM...........................10/8 - 11/26............................Pg. 30

Games for the Brain.....................................................9:30 AM - 2:30 PM........................ongoing..................................Pg. 26

Ghost Stories................................................................1:00 - 2:00 PM...............................10/22......................................Pg. 31

Halloween Party with Little Ones................................12:00 PM.......................................10/29.......................................Pg. 32

Holiday Luncheon.......................................................11:30 AM........................................12/10......................................Pg. 32

Mark Twain..................................................................2:00 - 3:30 PM...............................11/12 -12/17...........................Pg. 34

Senior Lunch................................................................12:00 PM.......................................ongoing...................................Pg. 26

Marvels & Myths........................................................................................11:30 Am - 12:30 PM...........monthly.............Pg. 27

Classics in American Literature Great Course - Washington Irving..........11:00 AM - 12:30 PM...........9/25..................Pg. 33

Classics in American Literature Great Course - Edgar Allen Poe.............11:00 AM - 12:30 PM...........10/23 & 10/30...Pg. 33

Classics in American Literature Great Course - Nathaniel Hawthorne.....11:00 AM - 12:30 PM...........12/4 & 12/11.....Pg. 34

History Sleuths - Women in the Civil War..................................................11:00 AM..............................10/9 & 10/16....Pg. 34

Mah Jongg for Beginners............................................................................3:00 - 5:00 PM......................9/25 - 10/30......Pg. 32

Mah Jongg Open Play..................................................................................3:00 - 5:00 PM.....................9/25 - 10/30......Pg. 31

Wednesday Tea Salon..................................................................................1:00 PM................................ongoing............Pg. 31

Mark Twain..................................................................2:00 - 3:30 PM...............................11/12 - 12/17..........................Pg. 34

Matter of Balance.........................................................2:30 - 4:30 PM...............................9/26 -11/14.............................Pg. 30

Thursday Lunch/Lecture..............................................11:45 AM.......................................9/26 - 11/21.......................Pg. 29-30

Veteran’s Community Day ..........................................10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.....................11/7.........................................Pg. 32

American Civil War Great Course...............................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM....................9/20 - 10/25............................Pg. 33

Friday Film Series........................................................2:00 PM.........................................9/27, 10/25 & 11/22................Pg. 31

Tracing Human Origins...............................................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM....................11/1 - 11/15.............................Pg. 34

Philosophy of the Soul.................................................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM....................11/22 - 12/20..........................Pg. 34

Canoe Ride..................................................................12:00 - 4:00 PM..............................9/15........................................Pg. 36

History Sleuths - War of 1812.....................................1:00 - 3:00 PM...............................11/10.......................................Pg. 34

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Meet the Author Queen of the Breman by Marlies Adams DiFanteMeet Marlies Adams DiFante, local author of Queen of the Breman, a true account of a dramatic struggle as a five-year-old American thrown into the chaos of World War II. It is 1939 when five-year-old Marlies Adams travels with her family on a transatlantic journey from America to Germany aboard the SS Bremen. Marlies and her family have no idea that what is intended to be a three-month stay will turn into a seven-year struggle to stay alive. No one could have predicted the events that would unfold as the Bremen docks in Bremerhaven, Germany six days later. As World War II begins, Hitler comes into power, and all borders and ports are closed; the Adams family is prohibited from leaving Germany-now a Nazi-controlled country. In her compelling autobiography, Marlies chronicles a little girl’s unforgettable journey through starvation, bone-chilling cold, prejudice, bombings, abuse, homelessness, and fear instigated by an evil dictator.

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History Sleuths - Women of the Civil War Part I Harriet Beecher Stowe When Harriet Beecher Stowe met President Lincoln in 1862, he is said to have exclaimed, “So you are the little woman who wrote the book that started this great war!” Uncle Tom’s Cabin is probably the most influential work of fiction in American history. This Christian epic turned millions of Americans against slavery, bringing the institution immeasurably closer to its destruction and “fanning the flames” of the Civil War. Rosemary Irwin will present an account of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s life as we begin a three part series on Women in the Civil War. The series will be brought to you from our History Sleuth program made up of a panel of volunteer community researchers who have been diligently uncovering fascinating details on some very interesting and controversial women of the Civil War era.

10/3

Adventures in Toyland; Bushels of Barbies, a Spot on Jay Leno, and So Much More! This humorous presentation explores a few of the surprising parts of life at The National Museum of Play at The Strong. Sometimes it involves journeying to Wisconsin in winter to pick up more than 1,500 Barbies (and all her associated accessories—from Kens to mansions). Sometimes it’s Hula Hooping on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” alongside one of the stars of “The Sopranos.” Or sometimes it means learning to bake with an Easy Bake Oven. The presentation includes demonstrations and audience interaction on favorite toy memories. Presented by Christopher Bensch, vice president for collections and chief curator at The Strong Museum of Play.

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World War I: The 100 Year Mark2014 will mark the 100th anniversary of the first World War. A global conflict also known as the “war to end all wars,” World War I took place from 1914 to 1918 and resulted in 15 million deaths. The origins of the war remain somewhat controversial even after all these years, but the facts are there. Joseph Meli will lead this lecture and will take a look at the significant causes that set off the sequence of events that led to the ‘Great War.’

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If you would like to have lunch prior to the lecture:Purchase a lunch ticket at least 24 hours before the scheduled program. Lunches are $6.00. See below for ticket purchase information.

If you would like to attend the free lecture only:Please reserve a ticket for lecture only. You can call 340-8655 (option 6) to reserve a seat. This is important as we may have to contact you if there is a change in the schedule.

Lunch served 11:�� AM

Lecture starts 12:30 PM

Purchase Tickets In Person:

Penfield Recreation Office Mail:

Use program registration form with lecture name

Phone: 340-8655 with credit card

On-line: www.penfieldrec.org


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Honor FlightThe inaugural Honor Flight took place in May of 2005. Six small planes flew out of Springfield, Ohio taking twelve World War II veterans on a visit to the memorial in Washington, DC. In August of 2005, an ever-expanding waiting list of veterans led our transition to commercial airline carriers with the goal of accommodating as many veterans as possible. Partnering with HonorAir in Hendersonville, North Carolina, the “Honor Flight Network” was formed. Today, we continue working aggressively to expand our programs to other cities across the nation. Members of Honer Flight will share the history of this wonderful organization and share the moving stories that embody the spirit and work of its members.

11/7

Vintage Postcard CollectingDon’t miss this entertaining lecture! Local resident Ken Andrews has an amazing collection of vintage postcards from around the world. His collection isn’t necessarily about the image but what is written on the back. His collection is filled with many serendipitous stories almost too hard to believe. Stop by and enjoy this powerpoint presentation as Ken shares his unique and special hobby with us.

11/14

The Making of Penfield’s Calvin Wooster Owen Archeologists, historians, writers, genealogists, curators all know the significance of finding personal handwritten accounts of a time gone by. The Penfield History Room was lucky enough to have such an archive, the journal of local Penfield resident Calvin Owen. This unique glimpse into Penfield’s past has been documented into a recently released book “Calvin Wooster Owen Diary of a Nineteenth- Century American.” Local Historian Kathy Kanauer and Ann H. Stevens have spent several years editing and supplementing this informative narrative. The journey to publish this memoir is just as interesting as the pages themselves. Join Kathy and Ann this day to hear about the challenges, delays and rewarding moments that went into delivering this piece of Penfield history.

11/21

Letters I Couldn’t Print A Conversation with Columnist Edith Lank Most of us know Edith Lank from her award-winning column in the Democrat and Chronicle, but she is also the author of a syndicated column, which appears weekly in more than 100 newspapers and web sites across the country. She is the author of 11 books on real estate, including the best-selling New York and New Jersey licensing textbooks, and one book on Jane Austen. Edith has appeared on CNN, CNBC, National Public Radio, Public Radio International, Minnesota Public Radio and the Financial News Network, and is heard here on WXXI. USA Today has called her “the Dear Abby of real estate” and the San Diego newspaper called her “the Dr. Ruth of real estate.” Join us for this very special presentation as Edith shares some of the funnier questions that have come in to the column over the years, how she came to write her weekly real estate column in the first place--and why she’s still doing it at the age of 87. And of course, if you have any real estate questions....answers on the spot.

10/24

Victorian Mourning Customs and the Civil WarThe Victorian mourning period began with the death of Queen Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert in 1861. Devastated by her loss, she began a lifelong crusade to honor her husband and changed mourning customs across the globe. Americans, after seeing Victorias example and after experiencing the tremendous loss during the Civil War, began to mimic the intricate rituals to remember the dead. Clothing, art work, photography, funeral customs all reflected their enduring grief and catapulted the business of dying to an all new level.

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Arthritis Foundation ExerciseA low-impact exercise program designed especially for Seniors. Exercises are done at a relaxed pace, with many done from a seated position. Instructors are trained by the Arthritis Foundation specifically for this program. This class will be instructed by Jeanne Bell, RN.

#443870-A 10/8 - 11/26Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM (8 classes) Fee: $38.00

PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO AGE REQUIREMENT FOR THIS CLASS

Matter of BalanceMany older adults experience concerns about falling that restrict their activities. ‘A Matter of Balance’ is an award-winning program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels. This program emphasizes practical strategies to manage falls.

YOU WILL LEARN TO: View falls as controllable; Set goals for increasing activity; Make changes to reduce fall risks at home; Exercise to increase strength and balance.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone concerned about falls; Anyone interested in improving balance, flexibility and strength; Anyone who has fallen in the past; Anyone who has restricted activities because of falling concerns.

#443871-A 9/26 - 11/14Th - 2:30 - 4:30 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterFee: $20.00

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Tuesdays Games for the Brain / LunchSee page 26.

Wednesday Tea SalonEvery Wednesday enjoy hot tea, dessert, stimulating conversation, and a great escape from a busy day. Tea is always served in china and the desserts are always delectable. The first Wednesday of the month a book review with Camille DelVecchio from the Penfield Public Library. Book discussion with Sharon Vito the third Wednesday of the month. Books are provided for book discussion on a first come first serve basis and are available at Wednesday Teas.

Registration not required*

Wednesday Open Mah Jongg Stop in to meet up with other Mah Jongg players. This open Mah Jongg time is for experienced players but an instructional class for beginners will be held at this same time for small fee. Participants for open Mah Jongg must organize game play amongst themselves and must supply their own Mah Jongg boards and cards.

9/25 - 10/30W - 3:00 - 5:00 PMPenfield Community Center

Thursday Lecture SeriesEach week September 26 - November 21 a free interesting lecture in a variety of topics is presented at 12:30 PM. There is no fee but registration is required. (See page 29-30 for detailed information about topics and optional lunches that are available for a small fee.)

Friday Film Series 9/2�, 10/2� and 11/22 - 2:00 PMSponsored by the Penfield Public Library and Penfield Recreation

Films are presented in full stereo sound with a large screen format. A variety of movies are chosen each month and include classics and recently released films. Please note films are subject to change depending on availability. You can call the Penfield Recreation Dept. for monthly titles. Registration is not required.

Book ClubThird Wednesday of the month after Wednesday Tea (around 1:30) we begin book club. A lively discussion for readers who like to dissect their novels. Books for the following discussion are given out at the book discussion. If you are not able to make the discussion please call 340-8664 to reserve a copy of the book. Participants are not required to read the book to attend the book club.

Knitting Refresher ClassNeed a little help getting started or an idea for a new project? Join our knitting class on Monday afternoons. Avid knitter Joyce Bossard will be leading the next session of knitting projects. This is a great way to get back into the routine of knitting so you can begin all those early Christmas gifts. Get help casting on, or get a new pattern and some assistance on how to get it started. Even first time knitters can partake in this program. Great fun in a very supportive and friendly environment! Please bring a #8 needle and a skein of worsted weight yarn.

#442610-A 10/21 - 12/2 (no class 11/11) M - 1:30 - 3:00 PM Penfield Community CenterJoyce BossardFee: $12.00 (6 classes)

Open PickleballCheck Recreation web-site for times and dates or stop in to the Community Center to pick up a schedule.

Open Table Tennis We have a Table Tennis table!Call the Recreation office at 340-8655 (option 6) to find out room availability if you would like to play.

True Ghost StoriesThis is for anyone who has a personal ghost story to share. Have you had a close encounter with a spirit? Well, be a part of the discussion: Are ghosts real? Do they exist? If you are a believer, stop by to tell us why. Two staff members at the Recreation Dept. have two stories to kick off this interesting talk.

#443664-A 10/22Tu - 1:00 - 2:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFree - Registration required

Walk the GymWalk the gym at selected times - call or stop by the Recreation Office after 9/3 for schedule. Meet a friend or two and stroll around the gym for some low impact exercise. Gym walk is an unsupervised activity - participants must wear sneakers. Note - check hallway schedule for cancellations.

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Euchre Instruction for BeginnersDick Seils An excellent opportunity for people with little or no experience to learn how to play. Taught in a relaxed atmosphere where the goal is to have fun. Players will learn the basics: naming trump, scoring, strategy, etc. (Please bring a deck of cards to class.)

#442040-A 10/21 -12/2 (no class 11/11)M - 9:30 - 10:30 AMPenfield Community CenterFee: $39.00 (6 classes)

Pickleball for BeginnersDick Seils

The hottest new sport in the country for all ages including adults 50+. A cross between tennis and ping-pong, Pickleball is a great way for mature athletes to stay fit (full mobility required). This class will introduce the basic rules of play for the game and allow the novice player to get familiar with serving, scoring, rules, and equipment for both singles and doubles play.

#431425-A 10/21 - 11/25 (no class 11/11)M - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM #431425-B 10/21 - 11/25 (no class 11/11)M - 3:30 - 4:30 PM

Penfield Community CenterFee: $39.00 (5 classes)

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Tues., October 29 12:00 PM

Join us for our annual Halloween Party with our community preschoolers. A special lunch and then costume parade and games for our young friends. Wear a non-scary costume and be entered in a costume raffle contest.

veTeran’s seMinar

Thurs., November � 10:00AM

Penfield Recreation and the Penfield American Legion are sponsoring this event for all Veterans. Join us for a morning of interesting lectures, and opportunities to speak with local representatives from veteran’s service and social organizations. A special lunch will be held at 12:00 followed by a lecture. Veterans please call 340-8664 to register for a complimentary lunch. More info on page 40.

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Tues., December 1� 12:00 PM

Enjoy the holidays with us for our annual Holiday celebration. Lunch, desert, entertainment for only $6.00. Purchase luncheon ticket at Recreation office by Friday 12/13.

Healing Power of Meditation Using Sound Energy Usha Shah

Sound Energy Healing focuses on creating sound vibrations that alter brain states, enabling shifts of consciousness, which can affect overall health and wellness. Sound and music can be powerful tools in the healing process.

Our body is a musical instrument. When the instrument is not tuned properly, a state of dis-ease or imbalance occurs. Come and experience how easy it is to meditate by listening to the sound of the crystal singing bowls. These sounds can dissolve blockages and release negative emotions so that one can experience greater love, abundance and joy.

#442043-A 9/30 - 11/4 (no class 10/14)M - 1:00 - 2:15 PM Penfield Community CenterFee: $50.00 (5 classes)

Mah Jongg for Beginners Learn the basic skills to play the American version of Mah Jongg. This exciting stimulating and challenging game, is a great way to keep those brain cells motivated. It’s not called the “Game of a Thousand Intelligences” for nothing. Come see why so many Americans are now addicted to this very ancient past time.

#433610-A 9/25 - 10/30W - 3:00 - 5:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $18.00 (6 classes)

The Four Agreements -Book DiscussionUsha Shah

The course will be a book discussion on “The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel Ruiz. The book has been over seven years on the New York Times bestseller list. The Four Agreements stated in the book are very simple, yet very profound. To embrace and live each of the Four Agreements is to find yourself experiencing personal freedom--possibly as never before. We as people and as individuals are “conditioned” by our society that shapes our core belief systems. Our language that consists of words, assumptions and thoughts can always lead to misunderstanding and a break of relationship. We have the power to change our core beliefs and to view things differently. What is the dream that you hold for yourself? The course fee does not include the book. The book is available at amazon.com.

#442044-A 9/30 - 11/4 (no class 10/14)M - 2:30 - 3:45 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $50.00 (5 classes)

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THe greaT Course Club The Great Courses bring engaging professors to you remotely through recorded DVDs. Since 1990, great teachers from the Ivy League, Stanford, Georgetown, and other leading colleges and universities have crafted over 390 courses for lifelong learners. The DEAR program has secured permission to offer The Great Course at the Penfield Community Center. Participants will view a lecture from DVD and then have an opportunity to engage in discussion with a guest facilitator. We are always looking for facilitators to help lead the group in a discussion following the lectures. Please contact Pam at the Penfield Recreation Dept. 340-8664 if you would like to volunteer to assist.

The American Civil War Part IIIJoin us on Fridays for the following Civil War lectures:9/20 Grant at Chattanooga/The Diplomatic Front9/27 African Americans in Wartime I & II10/4 Wartime Reconstruction / The Naval War10/11 Women at War I & II 10/18 The River War and Confederate Commerce Raider and Stalemate 186410/25 Sherman vs. Johnston in Georgia / The Wilderness to Spotsylvania #443662-A 9/20 -10/25F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree - Please register to attend

This program is sponsored by

ClassiCs of aMeriCan liTeraTure Mark Twain’s definition of a classic book is “A book which people praise and don’t read.” Classics of American Literature is an opportunity to read or re-read those very important texts and discuss their relevancy to the American experience. They are authors and titles that have somehow shocked, destabilized, or changed the scope of American society. We continue with this epic series (84 lectures) here at Penfield Recreation and invite you to explore and review the great works of American authors as well as the lives and details of the authors themselves. Literary resources for each lecture appear below the course description.

Washington Irving - The First American StorytellerOne of America’s early writers, Washington Irving’s tales shed an interesting light on the growing pains and anxieties of a young nation. These two short stories are truly woven into the American psyche as fun and forbidding folklore but their subtext reveals the struggles of a rapidly changing social and cultural landscape.

Literary Resources: “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow “and “Rip Van Winkle” #443662-B 9/25W - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

Edgar Allen Poe - Ghost WriterEdgar Allen Poe is certainly one of the most read American authors. His iconic stories and poems reflect the authors own dark and histrionic life. This lecture will consider Poe’s dramatic childhood as well as his tortured adult life, turning to alcohol and gambling to perhaps escape a tortured soul. His stories, books, poems mark the arrival of such genres as the first detective story, science fiction and dark romanticism.

Literary Resources : “Annabel Lee”, “The Black Cat”, “The Cask of Amontillado”, “Eldorado”, “The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar”, “The Fall of the House of Usher”, “The Philosophy of Composition”, “The Raven,” “The Tell Tale Heart”, “William Wilson”

#443662-C 10/23 and 10/30W - 11:00 - 12:30Penfield Community CenterFree

Please note that we may not show a Great Course program in it’s entirety and we are not permitted by The Teaching Company to loan copies to participants unless they are facilitating a lecture. All of these lectures are available to

purchase online at www.greatcourse.com.

Secrets of Sleep Science: From Dreams to DisordersThis Great Course takes a look at the latest discoveries about sleep and its importance to health and wellness. Many topics will be discussed, including dreams, memory function, insomnia and more. This is not a medical program but a scientific look at this interesting subject. We will only be showing selected lectures from this series.

#443662-F 9/16 - 11/18 (no class 10/14 & 11/11)M - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterRosemary IrwinFree

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Nathaniel Hawthorne and the American PastNathaniel Hawthorne’s novels and stories reveal the ethical issues with sin, punishment and atonement. Considered to be America’s first great classical writer, he is the first to capture and explore the consequences of puritan theology and it’s place in American history. Literary Resources: Short stories from Twice Told Tales- “Young Goodman Brown,” “The Minister’s Black Veil,” “My Kinsman, Major Molineux,” “Wakefield,” “The Scarlet Letter.”

#443662-D 12/4 & 12/11W - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

The Life and Work of Mark Twain A superb introduction and overview of the iconic writer. Reviewing Twain’s early life, his transformation from Samuel Clemens to Mark Twain, the classic novels, the controversies as well as his political agendas. This course will be enjoyed by literary and history enthusiasts. Please note we are only showing portions of the series. The entire lecture can be purchased through the Great Course Company.

#443662-E 11/12 - 12/17 (no class 11/28)Tu & Th - 2:00 - 3:30 PM (10 classes)Penfield Community CenterFree

HisTorY/PHilosoPHY History SleuthsWe are gathering our next team of history sleuths as we research the War of 1812. Be a part of the team who will present their discoveries at the War of 1812 talk (see right column). If you are interested please contact Dick Freitas at 381-1911 for a research assignment.

History Sleuths Present...Women in the Civil War TalkThough American women were not given the right to vote until 1913, 48 years after the Civil War ended, the American Civil War transformed women’s identities—be they Northern, Southern, or slave. During the Civil War, women wanted to alleviate the suffering and, in the view of many, simply do their duty as the men did theirs. As nurses, managers, financiers, administrators, spies, and soldiers, American women changed the perception and reality of what women could do, and paved the way to full equality. Our summer History Sleuth team went to work and have uncovered a plethora of information on “Women in the Civil War”. From nurses and women soldiers to spies and first ladies, this three session talk will enlighten participants to perhaps investigate this topic on their own. Our first program talk will be held as part of the DEAR Thursday lecture series 10/3. This will be followed by two informal roundtable talks. See the dates and times below.

Harriet Beacher Stowe #443661-A Th - 10/312:30 PM

Women in the Battlefield#443661-B W - 10/9 11:00 AM

Women Spies#443661-C W - 10/16 11:00 AM

Free

History Sleuths Present...War of 1�12 TalkThere have been many interesting events that happened around Western New York and our area during the War of 1812. Join us as we explore the burning of Buffalo and Lewiston and the 450 foot, 600 pound rope that was carried from Oswego to Sackets Harbour, as well as the skirmishes that took place along the south shore of Lake Ontario.

#443661-D 11/10Su - 1:00 - 3:00 PMPenfield Community Center Fee: $20.00

Tracing Human Origins Currently in the biological sciences, on all instructional and research levels, Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution dominates. However it took a very rocky road of 100+ years to arrive as the foundation principle of today. Creationism and intelligent design still fight Darwin in the courts for legitimate inclusion in science curriculum. Join Nels Carman as we examine, compare and contrast all current beliefs, timetables and resources about where man developed and thrived on our earth’s surface; from five thousand individuals 70,000 years ago, to nearly 8 billion today.

#443663-A 11/1, 11/8, 11/15F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

Dualism vs. Physicalism The Philosophy of the SoulDualists believe that the soul is a separate entity of the body and thus continues on after the body can no longer contain it. Physicalists believe the soul and the body are one and when the body is gone the soul goes with it. This dichotomy will be the basis for conversation and offer an opportunity for participants to voice their points of view on the subject as well as offer a comprehensive definition of both terms.

#443660-A 11/22 - 12/20F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (no class 11/29)Penfield Community CenterFree

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“Up and coming junk-dealer millionaire Harry Brock heads to Washington with showgirl mistress Billie Dawn in tow, hoping to bribe a senator into promoting laws slanted in his

favor. He soon arranges for his dim-witted blonde to get the education she needs to fit into D.C. society only to discover just how dangerous a bit of learning can be!”

Performances 8:00 PM Fridays and Saturdays

November 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16Penfield Community Center - 1985 Baird Road

Tickets $15 at the door

$12 in advance (go to: www.penfieldplayers.org)Group discounts available for 10+

Auditions for the play 7:00 PM August 26-27 at Penfield Community Center.Roles are available for 8 men and 6 women.We need volunteers for other positions like ushering, concessions, etc.Contact Rosy Palermo for volunteering info ([email protected]).

This fall, the Penfield Players will bring you a classic comedy

by Garson Kanin:

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Join Rene Robert LaSalle on his historic war canoe ride through Ellison Park’s wetlands as Bay Creek Paddle donates their war canoe for this beautiful sail. The ride will explore LaSalle’s passage through Irondequoit Bay. The quiet gentle ride through the marsh will also include naturalist Dick Freitas, who will be on board to point out birds, water foul and geology. Canoe rides will be offered from 12:00 - 4:00 PM and will leave from Bay Creek Paddle on Empire Blvd. Advance registration for this program is required through Penfield Recreation. Limited seating. Proceeds to benefit Penfield Recreation. Early registration begins 8/26.

Historic Canoe Ride with Rene Robert LaSalle

Sunday, September 15

$22.00 per person 12:00 - 1:30 pm ride - #451090-A

2:00 - 3:30 pm ride - #451090-B

4:00 - 5:30 pm ride - #451090-C

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‘REC’reate Wellness DayCome see how Penfield Recreation can

help you plant your roots of wellness!

Sunday, September 2910:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Following the 5K Race


** FREE! **

Stop by and try a sampling of some of our most popular programs.Instructors will be offering preview classes for you to try!

Build your roots to wellness by partaking in the multitude of recreation programs right here in your community!

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A new Ghost Walk at Oakwood Cemetery has been created to bring some eerie historic fun to the season. With the words from the journal of Calvin Owens the spirits of his neighbors and friends will bring to life the entries associated

with his daily perceptions during the Civil War. Walks begin at 6:00 PM for those of the living who do not like the dark, and continue until 8:00 PM. It is advisable to purchase tickets in advance to ensure participation.

Penfield’s Historic Ghost Walk

*Rain date October 25 6:00 PM

Reservations can be made ahead of time by calling 340-8655 (option 6) and reserving with a credit card.Check our web site at www.penfieldrec.org for more details.

Letters to SantaPenfield Recreation has again made direct communication with Santa’s Workshop, North Pole, USA! B e g i n n i n g i n November, Penfield children will be able to send le t ters to Santa Claus in care

of Penfield Recreation. We will make sure Santa reads your letter and returns a personal reply before Christmas. All letters must be postmarked no later than December 4. This gives Santa proper time to check your Christmas list. (Be sure to include your return address.) If there are any questions feel free to contact Penfield Recreation at 340-8655. Send letters to: Santa Claus, c/o Penfield Recreation, 1985 Baird Rd., Penfield, NY 14526

Friday, October 18* Penfield Community Center Tours begin at 6:00 PM Tickets $5.00

with the Penfield Seniors

*FREE EVENT*

Pre-School Halloween Party

Tuesday, October 29th 1:00 PM


Costume Parade Trick or Treat Vintage Games

Pre-schoolers, please register (#402050-A) at Recreation office or on-line


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SportsNetResidents of Penfield with disabilities may be interested in SportsNet. SportsNet is a program which provides recreation, fitness and sports opportunities for people with physical disabilities. For more info, call the SportsNet office at 271-2520 ext.674.

Blood DriveThe Red Cross of Greater Rochester will hold a Blood Drive on August 23 at Penfield Community Center from 2:00 - 7:00 pm. To schedule an appointment to donate, or for more information, please call 1-800-RED-CROSS.

Penfield Recreation E-NewsStay informed with Penfield Recreation’s E-News. Once a week you can receive the latest news and updates from Penfield Recreation. Learn about new programs and upcoming events. Be the first to know! To sign up for this newsletter go to penfieldrec.org.

Holiday CelebrationPenfield’s Holiday Celebration will be held Friday evening, December 6. Watch our website at www.penfieldrec.org for further details as December nears.

Penfield PlayersLocal, non-profit community theater group, sponsored by Penfield Recreation. The group performs a variety of shows per year. For current production information see page 35 or visit www.penfieldplayers.org.

Penfield Pops BandThe Pops Band, conducted by Dick Stacy, performs throughout the Penfield/Rochester area year-round. For an up-to-date performance schedule, please contact the Recreation Dept. at 340-8655.

Please contact John Jorgensen, band manager, at 385-1392 for more information about the band.

Penfield TVOn July 23, 2013, Time Warner Cable converted the Public, Education and Government Access analog channels to a digital-only format within the Basic Service Tier. These PEG channels remain visible on their pre-existing channel numbers; 4, 12 and 15, ONLY when accessed through a Time Warner Cable supplied digital set top box, a Digital Adapter or a CableCARD equipped with Unidirectional Digital Cable Product. Customers should contact Time Warner Cable by September 23, 2013 to obtain Digital Adapter(s) at no cost until the end of 2014.

Penfield TV provides LIVE coverage of over sixty Town meetings throughout the year, along with HD recordings of other government and community events.

Penfield TV programming is available online at www.penfieldTV.org utilizing a LIVE webstream, along with a Vimeo and You Tube video sharing channel.

Penfield TV offers a Broadcast and online community calendar available for Government and non-for-profit agencies to submit upcoming events and activities.

For more information, contact PenfieldTV at [email protected] or (585) 340-8661.

Community Victory GardenPenfield Community Victory Garden is a space for the Penfield community to do organic gardening. The garden is run completely by volunteers and donations. It is located on 3 acres of Town-owned land at 1747 Five Mile Line Rd.

Bed rentals are available beginning the first day of program registration each January. More information is available at www.penfieldrec.org; click on Penfield Community Garden.

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Town Clerk’s OfficeYour Town Clerk’s office provides many services to the Penfield community. Be sure to visit the office at the Town Hall for the following:•Issuance of Marriage Licenses (by appointment), Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Permits, Handicap Parking Hangers, and Dog Licenses. We now offer online dog license renewals - www.penfield.org, click on Town Clerk’s Office.•Notary Services•Items for sale: Penfield Blanket $40, Books: Penfield Past $15, Images of Early Penfield $12.50, Calvin Wooster Owen, Diary of a Nineteenth-Century American soft cover $34.50/hard cover $49.50. For more information, contact Amy Steklof at 340-8629.

Tax ReceiverMargaret Revelle, Receiver of Taxes can be reached at 340-8625 for any questions you might have. Also, check out the Tax Department web page at www.penfield.org.

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Penfield Community Bike Drop

October 5, 2013

10:00 am - 2:00 PMPenfield Community Center

1985 Baird Rd.

Used bicycles will be collected by Penfield Rotary and donated to R Community Bikes, Inc., a Rochester-based organization that repairs and distributes bicycles free of charge to Rochester’s needy children and adults. Its mission is to meet the basic transportation needs of those in the community who depend on bikes to get to work, school, rehabilitation programs and training sessions, as well as for recreation. More information about R Community Bikes, Inc. can be found at www.rcommunitybikes.net. Receipts will be provided documenting all donations. The Penfield Community Bike Drop is free and open to the public.

Sponsored by Penfield Rotary & Penfield Recreation

Flu ClinicThe University of Rochester will hold a community Flu Immunization Clinic at Penfield Community Center on Wednesday, October 9 from 1:00 - 4:00 pm.

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The Penfield American Legion invites all eligible veterans to join their post. The Penfield Legion has existed since 1950 and partakes in a number of interesting, engaging events and activities. Please stop by and meet the men and women who are a part of this great community! The group meets at 7:30 PM at the American Legion Hall at 1707 Penfield Rd, Penfield on the following dates: 9/26/13, 10/24/13, 12/5/13, 1/23/14, 2/27/14, 3/27/14, 4/24/14, 5/22/14, 6/26/14, and 7/24/14. Call (585) 383-1020 for more information.

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Veterans’ seminar thursday, noVember 7

10:00 am Penfield Community Center

vEtEran: a pErson who has honorably sErvEd in our country’sarmEd sErvicEs bEforE, during, or aftEr a war.

all vEtErans arE EntitlEd to a numbEr of bEnEfits and sErvicEs.vEtErans and thEir familiEs arE invitEd to join us for a morning of intErEsting lEcturEs, and opportunitiEs to spEak with local rEprEsEntativEs from vEtErans

sErvicEs such as monroE county vEtErans agEncy, vEtErans administration, and local social organizations.

a spEcial lunch will bE hEld at noon followEd by a lEcturE prEsEntation by honor flight.

vEtErans plEasE call 340-8664 to rEgistEr for a complimEntary lunch.

can’t makE this EvEnt? don’t worry, wE will bE planning a fun wEEkEnd EvEnt for thE EntirE family this spring with many of thE samE rEprEsEntativEs

on hand to answEr your quEstions.

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WELLNESS is an active process through which people become aware of, and make choices towards, a more successful existence. The roots of wellness include:SOCIAL wellness focuses on how you choose to define and connect with your community and the people around you. PHYSICAL wellness refers to the role that you take in maintaining your body strength, vitality and energy. EMOTIONAL wellness are the actions you take in response to your feelings, being at peace with who you are, and the tools you need to weather life’s ups and downs. SPIRITUAL wellness refers to your understanding of your place and purpose, how you make meaning of what happens to you, and what your mind goes to for comfort or relief. INTELLECTUAL wellness means feeling stimulated and engaged with learning and staying open to new ideas and perspectives.

We hope that by taking part in many of our Recreation offerings you will be on the path to wellness!

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Blues music by:

Steve Grills and the Roadmasters with special guest Joe Beard

Saturday, September 14

12 - 4 pmPenfield Amphitheater and

Kiwanis Stage

at Veterans’ Memorial Park

Cruise Car Parking!

Food Concession!

Dundee Samples!

Chili Judging!

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Chili Judging Entry Form and guidElinEs

There will be two separate categories for judging - “People’s Choice” and the “Judged” categories

Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in both categories.

$100 cash prize for 1st place “Judged”

rulEsChili may be made with beans and/or meatless. Chili entries must display list of main ingredients at tasting table. Chili must be served from food grade equipment. Transported chili must be at least 41 degrees or colder, or 140 degrees or warmer. Served chili must maintain a minimum of 140 degrees. All entries must provide a minimum of four gallons of chili for the “Peoples’ Choice” judging. Judged chili will be collected and submitted to judges at 12:45 pm. People’s Choice judging will start at 1:00 pm.

For more information, please call Penfield Recreation at 340-8655 (option 6).

ProvidEd by tastin’ thE bluEs:6’ table with plastic table covering for each chili entry Tent area with electric 2 oz. portion cups for “Peoples’ Choice” judging Spoons and napkins Judging forms Wiping cloth and sanitized solution (for keeping table clean) Gift Bag for each chili entry

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Name: _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Address:______________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________ E-mail_________________________________________________________________

Chili Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________

Entry fee $30.00 (each entry will receive a $20.00 Wegmans gift card )

Make check payable to Penfield Recreation Return by 9/9 to: Penfield Recreation, 1985 Baird Road, Penfield, NY 14526

ProvidEd by thE Chili ContEstants: A minimum of four gallons of finished chili for the “Peoples’ Choice” judging.

Warming/Serving equipment to maintain 140 degrees (crock pot or steam pans).

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Special ThanksWe appreciate the continuous support & cooperation of the Penfield and Webster School Districts, NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Monroe County Office of Aging, NYS Office of Aging, Penfield Fire Company, Penfield Volunteer Ambulance, Zone A Monroe County Sheriff, NYS Police, Arts Cultural Council for Greater Rochester, Lifespan, Penfield-Perinton Kiwanis, Penfield Rotary Club, Penfield Business Association, Penfield Chamber of Commerce and our many local groups & organizations.

The program is funded by the NYS Office of Children & Family Services through the Rochester-Monroe County Youth Bureau.

The Penfield Parks & Recreation Department continues to maintain its commitment to quality and excellent service for our residents through involvement and membership in the Genesee Valley Recreation & Parks Society, New York State Recreation & Parks Society and the National Recreation & Parks Association.

Reference Numbers and InformationBushido Kai Judo Club www.bushidokai.net 265-1234Monroe County Parks www.monroecounty.gov 753-PARK(7275)

Penfield Art Association www.penfieldartassociation.com NAPenfield Business Assoc. www.penfieldbusiness.org 348-8360Penfield Chamber of Commerce www.penfieldchamber.org 234-1541Penfield Cub/Boy Scout Info www.senecawaterways.org 241-8530Penfield Girl Scouts Millwheel Unit www.millwheel.org 248-8559Penfield Ecumenical Food Shelf www.penfieldfoodshelf.org 234-0799Penfield Little League www.penfieldbaseball.com 377-1854Penfield Players www.penfieldplayers.org 340-8655Penfield Pops Community Band www.penfieldrec.org 385-1392Penfield Public Library www.penfieldlibrary.org 340-8720Penfield Rangers Soccer Club www.penfieldrangers.org 419-6623Penfield Strikers Soccer Club www.penfieldstrikers.org NAPenfield Symphony Orchestra www.penfieldsymphony.org 872-0774Penfield Youth Basketball www.pybhoops.com 377-4919 Penfield Youth Football & Cheer www.penfieldyouthfootball.org NAPenfield Youth Lacrosse Club www.penfieldyouthlacrosse.com 303-8742Sea Dragons Swim Club www.seadragons.org NASportsNet (rec/sports for people with disabilities) www.rochesterrehab.org 271-1894 x1742Thousand Acre Swamp NA 586-6677Youth Wrestling www.penfieldwrestling.com Ed Porto 662-5751 Scott Kropman 734-1930

Our facilities, programs and services continually strive to meet ADA guidelines; if you have any special needs, please let us know.

Seasonal JobsApplications continuously accepted for the following positions: School-Year Lifeguard/WSI, Program Specialist and volunteers. Applications are available at the Recreation Department Office, 1985 Baird Road, Penfield, NY 14526.

Community CenterMeeting rooms and kitchen area are available to Penfield community non-profit groups and organizations on a permit, space available basis. Hours: Mon - Thurs, 8:00 am - 10:00 pm; Fri, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm; Sat, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm; and Sun, 2:00 - 5:00 pm The outdoor playground area is equipped for the disabled. Warning: Vehicle parking violations at the NYS Police facilities near the Justice Courts at the Community Center will be ticketed and towed.

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Penfield Town BoardTony LaFountain, Supervisor Linda Kohl, Councilwoman Paula Metzler, Councilwoman Andy Moore, Councilman Rob Quinn, Councilman

Penfield Town Clerk Amy Steklof

Recreation Staff Chris Bilow, Recreation Director Linanne Conroy, CPRP, Assistant Director Steve Orsini, Assistant Director Pam Mount, Recreation Supervisor Sabrina Renner, Special Events Assistant Paula Colombo, Clerk Christine Doyle, Clerk Carol Herrick, Clerk

Parks & Facilities Staff Bob Garbeck, Parks Foreman Jim Kreckman, Facilities Foreman Dave Ewell, Security Foreman

Trails Committee Nels Carman Jr., Chair Dick Adamus Joe Brennan Fran Cioppa Mary Ellen Collinge Eleanor Hartquist W. Frank Jones

Community Victory Garden Committee Gordy Barnes, Chair Gloria Barnes Carol Boyer Dave Boyer Dot Brenneis Dick Clouthier Trish Dorland Michael Fallat Bonnie Hawk Larry Krech

Ed LindskoogAileen ReisElsa SchaeferTerry SmithDenny TrippGinny Wilterdink

Chris MandelPat McCulloughLaura SeppalaAdele ShepardGreg SmithGary VincelliPhyllis VincelliBob VolpeSue Webster

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PEnFiEld rECrEation Program rEgistration Form (*Fill out form completely including signature; please print*)

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ADDRESS ________________________________________________

CITY_______________________________ ZIP _________________

HOME #_______________________ WORK #___________________

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Cell Carrier (for texting purposes) ______________________________

EMAIL ___________________________________________________

Waiver for Participation - In consideration of your accepting my entry, and understanding that a certain amount of risk is inherent to some recreational programs, I hereby, for my child, my heirs, executors, and administrators, waiver and release any and all rights and claims for damages I or my child may have against the Town of Penfield and its representatives, successors, and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by myself or my child at any activity sponsored by these groups. Furthermore, in the event a refund is granted for myself or my child for whatever reason with the above stated activity, I do hereby authorize the Town of Penfield to execute a refund voucher on my behalf and submit for payment under the terms and conditions set forth in the Town of Penfield Refund and Registration Policy. Refunds are subject to a processing fee.

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CITY_______________________________ ZIP _________________

HOME #_______________________ WORK #___________________

EMERGENCY #____________________CELL #_________________

Cell Carrier (for texting purposes) ______________________________

EMAIL ___________________________________________________

VISA / MC / DISC Exp. Date ___/___ Account # ___________________________________|| ___ ___ ___

Cardholder’s Name:_______________________ Authorized Signature _______________________________

Check payable to: “Penfield Recreation”

3-Digit Security Code

Participant Name Grade Birth Date Sex Course # Program Name Fee

Total Enclosed $__________Please mail or DroP off at PenfielD reCreation, 1985 BairD roaD, PenfielD nY 14526

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MAIL IN/DROP OFF/FAX/SCAN1. You must complete a separate registration form for each household. Be sure to fill in the course #’s on your form, and sign the waiver. We cannot process your registration if your form is incomplete or unsigned.

2. MAIL IN/DROP OFF - You may either mail in or drop off your registration. The drop-box is located next to the Recreation Office door and may be used during building hours, M-Th 8AM - 10PM, Fr 8AM - 6PM, Sa 9AM - 5PM, Su 2-5PM (building closed labor day weekend). The drop-box will be emptied and processed throughout the day (M-F) along with the U.S. Mail delivery.

3. FAX/SCAN - You may also fax or scan your completed registration form with a credit card payment only. Fax form to 585-340-8617 or scan and e-mail form to [email protected].

4. CHECKS - Make check payable to “Penfield Recreation” (unless otherwise noted). Returned check fee is $20.00

VISA, MASTERCARD & DISCOVER- List cardholder’s name, card number and expiration date. Authorization required for Visa, MasterCard and Discover.

5. Registration begins September 3* for Penfield town and school district residents, and September 10* for non-residents (*unless otherwise noted). Registrations may be submitted prior to the registration start date, but will not be processed until then.

6. A receipt will be e-mailed or mailed to you once your registration has been processed. Please note, the receipt will say whether you have been placed in your first or second choice. If a class has filled, your check will be returned, and/or a full refund processed (see registration procedures #4 above).

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Fee/Refund/Transfer Policy(Please Read Carefully)

Fees: Fees are due at time of registration. No exceptions.

Refunds: Refunds are available as noted below, unless otherwise stated in the program description. All refund requests must be submitted to the Penfield Recreation Office.

1) If a class is cancelled, total amount will be refunded.

2) You may withdraw up to one week prior to the start of a class; a refund will be granted less $10.00 processing fee per person/per course. (N.B.: certain courses may also be non-refundable or involve a portion of non-refundable monies.)As a courtesy, please notify the Recreation Department if you are dropping out of a class so that we may activate from a waiting list. Thank you!

3) Within one week of a program’s start date, or after a program has begun, medical (only) refunds will be granted. A doctor’s written statement must accompany your request. The refund amount is subject to a $10.00 processing fee and will be pro-rated based upon the date of your notification to the Recreation Office, not the date of your injury/illness.

4) If refund is more than 180 days from initial registration date and it was paid by credit card, refund will be issued by check only.

5) Absolutely no refunds after a program has ended.

Transfers: You may transfer up to one week prior to the start of class. No transfers once a class has begun.

These policies apply to ALL Recreation Programs.

ON-LINE (WEB)1. In order to use Penfield Recreation’s on-line registration system, WebTrac, you must create an account at www.penfieldrec.org. Click Registration, then click Need an account - click here.

2. Once the Information Form is completed and submitted to the Recreation Office, a user name and password will be issued to your household.

3. With a user name and password, you will be able to access WebTrac. Go on-line to the Penfield Recreation web site, www.penfieldrec.org, click on Registration, log in, select your classes, place them in your shopping cart, and “check out” using Visa, MasterCard or Discover to complete the transaction on our secured site. You can print a receipt for your records.

4. Registration begins September 3* for Penfield town and school district residents, and September 10* for non-residents (*unless otherwise noted).

All programs are available for on-line registration unless otherwise noted, in which case they are mail-in/drop-off or fax/scan registration only.

The Town of Penfield does not carry medical insurance for program participants.

The Town of Penfield reserves the right to limit, cancel or change program elements.

The Town of Penfield reserves the right to confirm age and/or residence of registrants.

Penfield RecReation

1985 BaiRd Road

Penfield, nY 14526340-8655

*Please be advised that the programs, facilities & fees set forth in this publication are subject to change based on facility availability & budget considerations.

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Penfield Parks & Recreation1985 Baird RoadPenfield, NY 14526

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PAIDPENFIELD, NYPERMIT NO.7

This booklet is published by the Penfield Town Board

Town SupervisorTony LaFountainBoard Members

Linda KohlPaula MetzlerAndy MooreRob Quinn

Family Halloween Fun!

Friday, October 186:00 - 8:00 pm


Ghost Walk • Games • Trick-or-Treat Hayrides • Crafts • and more!

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