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Table of ConTenTs

Registration starts May 1unless otherwise noted

Penfield Recreation1985 Baird Rd.

Penfield, NY 1�526585.3�0.8655 - www.penfield.org

[email protected]

Table of ConTenTs

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

Office closed:May 28 and July 4

*You can now find reference information on page 50.*

Recreation Director’s Message...............�

Supervisor’s Message............................5

Parks Information...........................6

Scenic Treks/Trails.........................7

Aquatic Programs...........................8-11

Youth Programs............................12-22 Dance..............................................12 Specialty Camps............................13-15 Sports Camps & Activities..........15-19 Summer 2012 Day Camps......20-21 Summer Field Trips.....................22 PreTeen/Teen Programs............2�-25 YOHP Auditions.......................24 YOHP Performances...................25

Adult Programs (including 50+)..................26-36 Arts/Crafts .................................26 Education..................................26-27 Fitness, Health & Wellness............27-28 Recreation & Sport......................28-29 Van Trips.............................................30 General Info for 55+................30

DEAR.........................................31-36 Meet Opps..........................31, 33 Thursday Lecture Series...........32-33 Education...................................34 Special Interests.......................35 Games for the Mind or Body...........35 Activities at Legacy....................36 Free Activities...........................36 Special Events...........................36

Family Programs...........................37 Hunter Education.........................37 Penfield PlayersMelodrama...........37 Parade Float Contest....................37

Wellness Information.................38-39

Amphitheater 2012 Schedule....�0-�1

Community Events & Info................�2-�3 Independence Day........................43 Clean Up Day.................................42 Memorial Day Remembrance.......42

Library Information......................��-�7

Registration Info. & Forms..............�8-�9

Reference Information.................50

Director’s MessageThesummertimeissuchagreattimeoftheyeartoenjoyallthatPenfieldRecreationhastooffer!Thedepartmenthasplacedanemphasisonwellness,asyouwillseereflectedthrough the activities offered in this brochure. In today’s chaotic world it’s easy to forget thattakingtimetoenjoyeachdayissoimportanttoourhealthandwellbeing.PenfieldRecreation is committed to ensuring that every resident has an opportunity to experience outstanding recreational activities that enhance your quality of life by helping you stay healthy and fit, build relationships with family and friends, and develop a sense ofcommunity pride. I look forward to the challenge and excitement of being the Director of Recreation for the TownofPenfield.Ilookforwardtohearingfromyouonyourrecreationalneeds!

Enjoy the summer!

Chris Bilow

Chris Bilow,DireCtor of reCreation

Congratulations!

On March 19, the Town Board appointed Chris Bilow the new Director of Recreation. Chris replaces Mike Cooper who retired December 31 after 30 yearsatPenfieldRecreation.ChrishasbeenaSeniorRecreationSupervisorinPenfieldsince2002.

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supervisor’s Message

- Tony LaFountain, Penfield Town Supervisor -

P enfieldisauniquecommunity with many parks,

waterways, more than 1,200 acres of preserved open space for agriculture, active and passive recreation, a continuously expanding trail system, and a growing bike-

friendly experience. The town’s Recreation Department offers programs for all ages that support physical and mental wellness, sports development, performing and visual arts, and more. Our vibrant senior population is active and engaged in the community, and service organizations support those in need in our own community and the greaterRochesterarea.Penfieldalsoboastsa strong faith community, an active arts community, great school districts, a state-of-the-art innovative library, and a solid business community.

The Town Board has an interest to actively brand Penfield as the “WellnessCommunity” and we have asked our Recreation Department to take the lead on this effort. As I reported in the last edition of this brochure, Recreation Director Mike Cooper retired at the end of 2011. After a several month review of the operation, its needs and defining a strategic directionfor the future, the Town Board elected to promote Chris Bilow to the position of Recreation Director effective mid-March to lead the department and the Town of Penfieldinthis“wellness”effort.Iwouldlike to congratulate and welcome Chris to the Director’s position.

Additionally, the board has asked the departmenttocreateandforma“RecreationDepartment 501-C-3” for tax deductible revenue; complete the redevelopment of the www.penfieldrec.org website that is dedicated to recreation and wellness; completeanupdateofthefiveyearmasterplan; grow and expand partnerships across the town; and aggressively pursue grants to maintain and expand our facilities. All and all, 2012 will be an exciting year of changetoredefinetheshortandlongtermmission and vision of the department to include “wellness” in all aspects of ourprogramming.

The landscaping around the Community Centerhasserveditsusefullife,specificallythe large pines on the south and west side of the building. When originally planted in the 1960s they were an appropriate size and scale for the facility. Today the pines have matured to the point that they tower over the building and cause us several thousands of dollars in labor and maintenance of plugged drain lines, HVAC repairs and water damage to the roof. Additionally,

these trees are now diseased and they will have to be taken down. The Town Board has been working with our landscaping architect on plans to replace the trees and provide new sitting and gathering areas outside the building. Our goal is to display landscaping plans at the Penfield Libraryfor residents to view and offer comments. We would like to start work this year with a completion date of 2013.

The Energy & Environmental Advisory Committee (EEAC) is working with town forces, LTHS Solar-Penfield; Direct GridTechnologies, LLC; Sunwise Technologies, Inc; and NYSERDA to complete a solar PV net-zero sanitary sewer pump station project. Using solar panels and equipment (all of which was manufactured in the USA) this project will generate all of the power to support this pump station’s operations, covering its annual electric costs and making a small revenue for theTownof Penfield.TheEEAC is veryexcited about this accomplishment and is looking for other sustainable programs across the community. Additionally, the 2011 recycling events were a huge success. Spring and fall electronics recycling took in 73,487 lbs (34.74 tons) of materials that weredivertedfromthelandfill.Theidentityprotection of confidential documentdestruction took in an impressive 4.8 tons of paper.

I am pleased to report that during 2011 there were many town accomplishments including the opening and dedication of Sherwood Fields Park, the completion of more than 70 drainage projects, and the installation of a signal light at the Atlantic and Jackson Road intersection. Town cell phone expenses were reduced by 50% and we continued to reduce energy costs at all facilities. The environmental clean up of the Ruoff park site was completed and we installed theDanielPenfield statue inthe Four Corners. While we accomplished these projects and more, there are always projects and programs that get delayed or are not completed, and we did have several of those that we will be looking to wrap up in 2012 including the Motts Lane extension, an expanded Rothfuss Park walking trail and an environmental cleanup at the Highway Department.

I would like to recognize Bob Ainsworth, Director of Parks & Facilities, for more than 37yearsofservicetotheTownofPenfield.Bob has announced his intentions to retire effective May 1. On behalf of the Town Board, all of the town employees and the entirecommunityofPenfield,Iwouldliketo thank Bob for all of his work and efforts to keep our facilities running efficiently,expandingthenumberoffieldsforathleticuses and for all the special projects that have contributed to our quality of life in

Penfield.Wewishhimall thebest in thenext chapter of his life enjoying family and friends. Good luck and thank you, Bob!

Our community’s financial wellnesscontinues to be very solid as we maintain the tax rate at the same level it has been since2009(Penfieldhasthefourthlowesttax rate of the nineteen towns in Monroe County). We continue to aggressively manage costs at all levels and actively work to maintain our Moody’s Aa2 credit rating, which is one of the highest in the county.

Business wellness and vitality are a key foundation in Penfield. We maintainregular support and communications with thePenfieldBusinessAssociationandthePenfieldChamber,twonewbusinessareaswere rezoned for commercial use on Rt. 441 and Rt. 250, we are actively working on “mixedusezoning”districts,andPenfieldTV and our website are actively updating social media and communications links for Penfield businesses. Please remember...“shop locally—healthy businesses makefor a healthy community.”

I am very thankful for all our healthy community connections that include the PenfieldandWebsterSchoolDistricts,thePenfieldPublicLibrary,FriendsofPenfieldLibrary, our many service organizations, faith community, Kiwanis, Rotaries, VFW, EMS, fire, sheriffs, senior living, grouphomes, farmers and agriculture, and our hundreds of dedicated volunteers. Thank youforeverythingyoudotomakePenfielda great community.

The Town of Penfield has a rich historythat began with founder Daniel Penfield,who settled this great community on a strong foundation of agriculture, industry, volunteerism, education and neighborhoods. The town was established in 1810, and for the past 200 years it has grown, strengthening all those original qualities. Today, Penfield is known as “agreat place to live and raise a family” and is one of the most sought after residential communities in Monroe County.

Penfieldismorethanaplacetolive—itisa community of individuals who choose to makePenfieldtheirhome.ItiswrittenthatthepolicyofDanielandMaryPenfieldwasoneofan“openhouseandopenheart.”Thatpolicy has only grown over the years, I see it each and every day and I am happy to call Penfieldhome!

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PERMITS AND RESERVATIONSAll persons/groups wishing to reserveuseofparksheltersand/orballfieldsmustobtainapermit.AllparkpermitsareprocessedthroughthePenfieldRecreationDepartment.Youmustbe21yearsorolder,andcometotheRecreationOfficeinpersontosignapermitandpayrelatedfees,orgoon-lineatwww.penfield.org.DrinkingofalcoholisallowedinTownpicnicareasonlywithapermit.(Noamplifiedmusicallowed.)Formoreinfo.,calltheRecreationOfficeat340-8655.

Park SecurityOur Town facilities are monitored daily by security officers. (If youhave a park problemor emergency, they may be reached weekday evenings at 329-0131 or 746-3283 and weekends at 329-0131 or 279-6502.) The park ordinance is strictly enforced with appearance tickets.

Please Note: Vandalism in any park is expensive andsenseless.HelpuskeeptheTownofPenfieldparks 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 (Closed 6/29-7/5)

Harris Whalen Park:Open Shelter - seats 80; max. 100Fee: $33 (R) / $44 (NR) Available: May 1 - Oct. 30 (Closed 6/29-7/5)

Enclosed Lodge - seats 90; max. 90Fee: Weekdays (M-Th) - $110 (R) / $165 (NR) Weekends (F-Su) - $165 (R) / $220 (NR)[Exception: 11/22-11/25 fees are $220 (R) / $275 (NR)]Available: Jan. 3 - Dec. 21 (Closed: 4/6-4/8, 6/29-7/5, M-F-6/25-8/3, 10/31, 11/5-11/6, 12/22-12/31)

Veterans’ Memorial Park:Open Shelter - seats 60; max. 80 Fee: $22 (R) / $33 (NR)Available: May 1 - Oct. 30 (Closed 5/28, 6/29-7/5)

Enclosed “Dolomite Lodge” - seats 90; max. 90Fee: Weekdays (M-Th) - $165 (R) / $275 (NR) Weekends (F-Su) - $220 (R) / $308 (NR)[Exception: 11/22-11/25 fees are $275 (R) / $330 (NR)]Available: Jan. 3 - Dec. 21 (Closed: 4/6-4/8, 6/29-7/5, 10/31, 11/5-11/6, 12/22-12/31)

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

Town parks

CHANNING H. PHILBRICK PARK Off Rt.441atPenfieldRoad.Openpavilion,grills, tot lot, seasonal public restrooms, greenareas,handicappedfishingaccess,kiosk & hiking trail along Irondequoit Creek. GREENWOOD PARK Scribner and Embury Roads. Ball diamonds, 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’sHistoricFourCorners.

SHERWOOD FIELDS PARK 2514 Penfield Rd. (located east of Fire Hall)NEW 82-acre passive park, primary walking trails through field areas, workon 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-usefields,Veterans’ Memorial, beautiful Don Mack Rock Garden, walkways, playground area, naturetrail,physicalfitnesstrail,TotTrail,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 baseballfields**(**exception:additionalfeesforgroomed,lightedfields&Bachman Field at Veterans’ Memorial Park - call for info. and reservation procedure)RectangularfieldsinTownParks:FeesTBA

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.


Harris Whalen Park Saturday, May 5Hike through the woods to discover exciting springflowers.Alsolearnaboutparkhistoryand geology.

#254950-B 5/5 Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AMMeet at the Upper Pavilion.

Ellison Park Canoe/Kayak Saturday, May 12Enjoy a paddle down Irondequoit Creek in a canoe or kayak. Meet at Ellison Park South Entrance where we will paddle to LaSalle’s Landing Park on the Bay. Please provide yourowncanoeorkayak.Personalflotationdevices (PFD) must be worn and supplied by the individual. No one will be allowed to participate without a PFD.

#254950-C 5/12 Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AMMeet at the Ellison Park south entrance off Blossom Road - follow signs to the canoe/kayak launch location.

Wild Iris Trail & Veterans’ Memorial Park Saturday, June 9Join our community naturalists in exploring pathways along preserved flora habitats uniquetoPenfield.

#354950-A 6/9Sa - 9:00 AM - 11:00 AMMeet at West end of Brougham Drive off Jackson Rd.

Ellison Park Canoe/Kayak Saturday, July 7Enjoy a paddle down Irondequoit Creek in a canoe or kayak. Meet at Ellison Park South Entrance where we will paddle to LaSalle’s Landing Park on the Bay. Please provide yourowncanoeorkayak.Personalflotationdevices (PFD) must be worn and supplied by the individual. No one will be allowed to participate without a PFD.

#354950-B 7/7Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AMMeet at the Ellison Park south entrance off Blossom Road - follow signs to the canoe/kayak launch location.

Abraham Lincoln Park Saturday, July 1�Explore the ups and downs of this county park from wooded uplands to the bay shore trail connections.

#354950-C 7/14 Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AM Meet at end of Smith Rd. cul-de-sac off Empire Blvd.

Ellison Park Saturday, August 11Discover the off-beat pathways that reveal the natural vistas carved by 10,000 years of IrondequoitCreekflow.

#354950-D 8/11Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AM Meet at South entrance - 1008 Penfield Rd.

sCeniC Trekspenfield Trails

Penfield has beautiful, scenic trails! Names and trail head locations are listed below, but much more information can be found at www.penfield.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 Grand Vie 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 thePenfieldFireStationonFiveMileLineRd. Cross the street to visit Schaufelberger Park...the former site of a service station and auto dealer.Sherwood Fields Park Trail: 2514 PenfieldRoad,nexttoEastPenfieldFireHall.Parkinglotentranceisofffirehalldriveway. Trail begins at parking lot.Thousand Acre Swamp: Jackson Rd. between Atlantic Ave. and Plank Rd. EntranceisnexttoPenfieldAmbulance.Tot Trail: Veterans’ Memorial Park behindthePenfieldTownHall.Thetrailis 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.

ThePenfieldTrailsCommittee invites Penfield and area residents toparticipate in a series of guided hikes. All events are held rain or shine. For moreinformationandtopre-register,callPenfieldRecreationat340-8655.*Monthlyhikesandtrailmapinformationareonthetownwebsite-www.penfield.org-clickon“Parks&Recreation”,thenclickon“TownTrails”.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.penfield.org

Pick up your passport and take it with you on these hikes! Passports available at Penfield Rec or either Penfield Wegmans store.

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Non-swimmer through advanced swimmer levels (see dates below). Lessons are held mornings starting at 8:00 AM. Session 1 & 2 are 35-minute lessons each, two weeks long with lessons held four days each week. Session 3 isamoreintenseweekoflessons,withfiveclasses(35-minute lessons for Levels 1 & 2 and 45-minute lessons for Levels 3 - 6). Note: Level 6 is either Personal Water Safety (P) or Fitness Swimmer (F) - Indicate which level on registration form.

Parent observation days are: Session 1 - 7/3, Session 2 - 7/17, and Session 3 - 7/25.

Session 1 - M-Th - 6/25 - 6/29 & M-F - 7/2 - 7/6 (no class 7/4)Fee: $51.00 (8 lessons)

Session 2 - M-Th - 7/9 - 7/19Fee: $51.00 (8 lessons)

Session 3 - M - F - 7/23 - 7/27 (5 lessons)Fee: $33.00 - Levels 1 & 2 $41.00 - Levels 3, 4, 5 & 6

Ages - 6 years of age (or completed Kindergarten) thru age 14.Penfield High School Pool

Lessons conducted by Penfield RecreationCertified Aquatic Staff under the direction ofSheryl Rimore, Pool Director.

RegistrationSummer Swim Lessons (Level 1-6) &

Summer Tiny Tadpole resident and non-resident registration is currently underway.

When registering, you will receive a receipt forconfirmationofswimtime(pleaseinclude

your e-mail address on your registration form) or if you register on the Web, please be

sure to print your receipt.

Session 1 6/25 - 7/6

8:00 - 8:35 AM Level 1 - #311250-A Level 2 - #311250-B Level 3 - #311250-C Level 4 - #311250-D Level 5 & 6 -#311250-E

8:35 - 9:10 AM Level 1 - #311251-A Level 2 - #311251-B Level 3 - #311251-C Level 4 - #311251-D Level 5 & 6 -#311251-E 9:10 - 9:45 AM Level 1 - #311252-A Level 2 - #311252-B Level 3 - #311252-C Level 4 - #311252-D Level 5 & 6 -#311252-E 9:45 - 10:20 AM Level 1 - #311253-A Level 2 - #311253-B Level 3 - #311253-C Level 4 - #311253-D Level 5 & 6 -#311253-E 10:20 - 10:55 AM Level 1 - #311254-A Level 2 - #311254-B Level 3 - #311254-C Level 4 - #311254-D Level 5 & 6 -#311254-E 10:55 - 11:30 AM Level 1 - #311255-A Level 2 - #311255-B Level 3 - #311255-C Level 4 - #311255-D Level 5 & 6 -#311255-E

Session 3 7/23 - 7/27

8:00 - 8:35 AM Level 1 - #311290-A Level 2 - #311290-B

8:00 - 8:45 AM Level 3 - #311290-C Level 4 - #311290-D Level 5 & 6 -#311290-E 8:45 - 9:20 AM Level 1 - #311291-A Level 2 - #311291-B




11:00 - 11:45 AM Level 3 - #311294-C Level 4 - #311294-D Level 5 & 6 -#311294-E

Ages 6 - 14 Swim Lesson Course NumbersSession 27/9 - 7/19

8:00 - 8:35 AM Level 1 - #311270-A Level 2 - #311270-B Level 3 - #311270-C Level 4 - #311270-D Level 5 & 6 -#311270-E 8:35 - 9:10 AM Level 1 - #311271-A Level 2 - #311271-B Level 3 - #311271-C Level 4 - #311271-D Level 5 & 6 -#311271-E 9:10 - 9:45 AM Level 1 - #311272-A Level 2 - #311272-B Level 3 - #311272-C Level 4 - #311272-D Level 5 & 6 -#311272-E 9:45 - 10:20 AM Level 1 - #311273-A Level 2 - #311273-B Level 3 - #311273-C Level 4 - #311273-D Level 5 & 6 -#311273-E 10:20 - 10:55 AM Level 1 - #311274-A Level 2 - #311274-B Level 3 - #311274-C Level 4 - #311274-D Level 5 & 6 -#311274-E 10:55 - 11:30 AM Level 1 - #311275-A Level 2 - #311275-B Level 3 - #311275-C Level 4 - #311275-D Level 5 & 6 -#311275-E

Again this summer - Enjoy the benefits in an intense swim week - 7/23 - 7/27 A 5-day session with extended time to fit swim lessons into your busy summer! (see Session 3 above).

FOR TINY TADPOLE (AGES 4 & 5) INFORMATION - SEE PAGE 9

Summer Swim Lessons Red Cross Levels 1 - 6 (Ages 6-1�)

Openings still available!

Summer Swim Lessons

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10% discount when you register for

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If you also register for PCC Day Camp - Day Camp Staff will walk

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Summer Swim Lessons - Tiny Tadpole Ages � - 5 Water safety and basic swimming skills are taught in a playful manner to encourage a love for swimming! Lessons are held Monday through Thursday (except Session 1B - M, Tu, Th, F) for 35 minutes. Parent observation day is Wednesday for all sessions (except Session 1B - Thursday). (Ratio - 1 instructor per 4 children.)

Session 1A: #311242-A 6/25 - 6/28 M-Th at 11:35 AM

Session 1B: #311242-B 7/2 - 7/6 (no 7/4) M-F at 11:35 AM

Session 2A: #311242-C 7/9 - 7/12 M-Th at 10:20 AM#311242-D 7/9 - 7/12 M-Th at 10:55 AM#311242-E 7/9 - 7/12 M-Th at 11:35 AM

Session 2B: #311242-F 7/16 - 7/19 M-Th at 10:20 AM#311242-G 7/16 - 7/19 M-Th at 10:55 AM#311242-H 7/16 - 7/19 M-Th at 11:35 AM

Session 3A: #311242-I 7/23 - 7/26 M-Th at 10:15 AM #311242-J 7/23 - 7/26 M-Th at 11:00 AM #311242-K 7/23 - 7/26 M-Th at 11:50 AM

Ages 4 and 5 (4 classes)(Must be of age at time session begins)Penfield High School Pool,25 High School Drive, PenfieldFee: $38.00 A 10 % discount will be given for participants that register for two or more sessions.Registration is currently underway.

Red Cross Swimming LevelsBelow are examples of major skills that are taught in each level:

A complete skill list is available at Rec. Office and at www.penfield.org.

Level 1: Intro to Water Skills-submergeface,frontfloat,backfloat,enter& exit water, front & back swim with support, safety

Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills - submerge head, retrieve object, front &backfloat,swimonfront,back&side(withlegandarmaction),treadwater, swim 1 width of pool, safety

Level 3: Stroke Development - retrieve object, bob, jump into deep water, kneeling or sitting dive, front and back glide, front & back crawl (15 yds), elementary backstroke (15 yds), tread water, safety

Level 4: Stroke Improvement-float,stride&compactdives,frontcrawl&elementarybackstroke(25yds),breaststroke&sidestroke(15yds),butterfly& back crawl (15 yds), open front & back turns, tread water, safety

Level 5: StrokeRefinement - long shallow dive, tuck & pike dives, breaststroke&sidestroke(25yds),underwaterswim,butterfly&backstroke(25yds),frontcrawl&elementarybackstroke(50yds),front&backflipturn, tread water, safety

Level 6 - front crawl & elementary backstroke (100 yds), breaststroke & sidestroke(50yds),butterfly&backcrawl(50yds),breast&sidestroketurn,butterflyturn,openturns,flipturns,treadwater,safety

Level 6 offered with choice of class - Personal Water Safety (P) and/or Fitness Swimmer (F)

Important Information for Swim Lessons & Tiny Tadpoles located at the Penfield High School Pool:

Swim lesson time means - BE ON DECK AND READY TO SWIM!! Children'sbasicskillsareevaluatedthefirstdayofeach session to determine whether they are enrolled in the proper class. We enroll a maximum of 8 children per instructor (4 inTinyTadpoles). Classsizesmayvaryafterthefirstfew lessons as children pass from one level to the next. Please bring Red Cross Swim cards previously earned tofirstlesson. No make-ups are allowed. Parent observation days for Levels 1-6 are as follows: 7/3, 7/17, & 7/25. Parent observation days for Tiny Tadpoles are Wednesdays (except Session 1B - Thursday). Pleaseleavevaluablesathome.PenfieldRecreationis not responsible for lost or stolen articles. No jewelry allowed in pool including earrings, bar-rettes, watches, cloth bracelets, necklaces, anklets, etc. (exception - post earrings). For those with long hair, please wear a hair-tie. Swim lesson participants are expected to use the appropriate locker room (males in boys’ locker room and females in girls’ locker room) to gain entry to the pool. If opposite sex parents want to accompany their children in the locker room, they must use the family locker room that has been provided for that purpose. PenfieldHighSchoolwillbehostinganumberof activities this summer. Please be sure to give yourself sufficient time to park and arrive at thepool at your scheduled class time.

Classes are offered at the Penfield High School Pool, 25 High School Drive, located off Five Mile Line Road.

Water Safety Instructor Aide Certification - Ages 10 - 15Training is provided to individuals who wish to assist Water Safety Instructors in conducting American Red Cross Swimming courses. This training will provide students with the ability to understand the roles and responsibilities of a WSI Aide. This course provides an excellent opportunity for those swimmers who have passed Level 5 or 6 of the American Red Cross Swim course and are looking for a way to stay active with swimming & keep up their technique. If you love swimming and want to teach others to swim, you’ll love this course! (The American Red Cross Swimming and Diving manual will be utilized during class and will be available for students to borrow.)

Students should bring a notebook, pencil, Level 5 or 6 swim card, bathing suit and toweltofirstclass.Attendanceatallclassesis required in order to pass this course. Those students who successfully pass this course will have the opportunity to volunteer with a Water Safety Instructor during session 2 or 3 of the Swim Program.

#311245-A 6/25 - 7/6 (no class 6/29 & 7/4) M - F - 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM (M-Th - Week 1; M,Tu, Th, F - Week 2) Ages 10 - 15 (8 classes)Penfield High School PoolPenfield Recreation Certified InstructorPrerequisite: Completion of American Red Cross Level 5 and a strong sense of maturity and responsibilityFee: $63.00 (limited enrollment) Registration starts 5/1 for residents.


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Private Swim LessonsPrivate swim lessons for ages 4 and up will be offered during our afternoon family open swim program for the month of July atthePenfieldHighSchoolpool.Thefeewill be $20 per half hour lesson. To make a reservation for your lesson, please call 383-8111 beginning June 25 and leave a message with the following information:

Your nameYour child’s namePreferred day of week (M - Th) for your lessonNumber of lessons you would likeApproximate Red Cross swim level of your child (see page 9 for levels) What specific skill(s) you wish to improveTelephone numbers where you can be reached in the afternoons

LessonswillbeinstructedbythePenfieldRecreation Summer Aquatic Staff and scheduled first come, first served, basedon instructor availability. If you have any questions, please leave a message at 383-8111 beginning the week of June 11. You will receive a return phone call. Please be sure to leave a telephone number where you can be reached during the daytime.

Summer Games 2012Comeandenjoyafunfilledprogramwhereyouwillhaveachancetoparticipateinfieldsports, track events, and water activities. Program includes activities such as: flagteam games, ultimate activities, track events, water sports and more. Each day please dress for the weather, wear sneakers, bring bathing suit, towel and water bottle.

#311298-A 7/30 - 8/2 - Ages 7 - 9

#311298-B 7/30 - 8/2 - Ages 10 - 13

M - Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NOON (4 classes)Penfield High School Pool and fields outside of pool entrance - first day meet at poolInstructors: Sheryl Rimore, Physical Education Teacher & Pen Rec Pool Director, and coaches/members of the PHS Swimming and Track Teams Fee: $59.00Registration starts 5/1 for residents.

Swim Lessons Parent/Child - Ages 6 months - 3 yearsCome 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, armmovements, rolling over andmuch, much more.

#301233-A 7/8 - 8/19Su - 12:45 - 1:15 PM (7 lessons) #301233-B 7/10 - 8/21 Tu - 6:30 - 7:00 PM (7 lessons)

Penfield Fitness & Racquet Club, 667 Panorama Trail WestLessons are held in 20 yard pool, kept at 89o F. Locker rooms available next to pool, & free child care provided.Pool staff are CPR, First Aid & Lifeguard certi-fied.Classes Require Parent Participation.Fee: $95.00Registration starts 5/1 for residents.

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 F with a parent viewing area.Instructorsarelifeguard,firstaidandCPRcertified.

#301234-A 7/8 - 8/19Su - 10:25 - 10:55 AM (7 classes)Age 3 Penfield Fitness & Racquet Club, 667 Panorama Trail WestLocker rooms available next to pool, & free child care provided.Fee: $95.00Registration starts 5/1 for residents.

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program information and updates. Make sure we have your current email so you don’t miss out on important

info. about the programs you’ve registered for. Thank you!

Splash into Family OPEN Swim and Lap SwimCome and 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 1-meter boards in the diving well!

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

M - Th - 6/25 - 8/2 *1:00 - 3:30 PM (pool closed on 7/4)

[*Exception: 7/10, 7/12, 7/17 - On these dates open swim times 2:15-3:30 PM ($1.00 admission on these dates)]

Penfield High School Pool

Fee: $2.00 per person - pay at pool OR Purchase a summer family fun pass for $30.00 - allows up to 4 swimmers entry to family swim for entire summer. Passes available for purchase at Rec. Office or at Pool during Family Swim.


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American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Certification Class - (Requirement: Must be 16 years old by 5/15/12)

This program is for swimmers who have completed the American Red Cross Swim Level 4 and are interested in becoming instructors for Red Cross Swim programs. You will learn how to instruct the American Red Cross swimming levels, both adult and children’s lessons, and basic water safety. Attendance at all class sessions is required forcompletionandcertificationasawatersafety instructor.

#211231-A 5/15 - 6/14Tu & Th - 6:00 - 9:00 PM (10 classes)Ages: 16 & upPenfield High School PoolJoel Freeman, Certified Red Cross InstructorPrerequisite: Completion of Level 4 in the ARC swim course & a strong sense of maturity & responsibilityFee: $200.00 (includes course book)Register immediately for this program.

Pre-Natal Aqua & Exercise ClassThis fun course provides participants with a low-impact, high energy workout in our 89o salt-pure pool. The instructor also encourages participants to engage in a variety of land based exercises presented before the aqua class such as light free weights, balance balls, cardio equipment, and Yoga. Participants need a doctor’s approval and may fax it to 585-586-4232 attention Marsha Young, or bring it to the firstclass.Call586-7777withquestions.

#331221-A 5/21 - 7/2 (no class 5/28)

#331221-B 7/9 - 8/13

M - 6:55 - 7:45 PM (6 classes)Penfield Fitness & Racquet Club,667 Panorama Trail West Marsha Young Fee: $69.00 per session - includes weekend only membership for the 6 weeks you participate.Registration starts 5/1 for residents.

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 skill in all 5 categories of dives including front, back, reverse, inward and twister.

#311226-A 7/9 - 7/12 M - Th - 3:30 - 4:30 PM - Beginner/Intermediate

#311226-B 7/16 - 7/19 M - Th - 3:30 - 4:30 PM - Beginner/Intermediate

Ages 8 - 18 (4 lessons)Penfield High School PoolJoel Freeman, PHS Varsity Diving CoachFee: $52.00Registration starts 5/1 for residents.

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Lifeguarding Course - red Cross Certified lifeguard Class

Classwillmeetat thePenfieldHighSchoolpool.Thiscoursecertifiesaperson to serve as a pool and waterfront lifeguard. Instruction also includes training in First Aid, CPR and AED for a total program. (It’s recommended that you have a minimum of Level 5 swimming skills.) Lifeguard books and materials will be available to pick up at Recreation Office when you register.Readlifeguardbookpriortofirstclass.Bringsuit,goggles,towel,lifeguard book and materials to all class sessions. (Swimming requirements during course include 550-yard swim using freestyle and breast strokes, as well as a timed surface dive 7-10 feet, retrieving a 10 lb. object, then swimming 20 yards with object held by both hands.)

#311240-A 6/25 - 6/29 M - Th - 4:00 - 8:00 PM 6/25 - 6/28 F - 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 6/29 (bring lunch)You must attend all sessions and successfully complete all requirements to become a Certified Lifeguard.Penfield High School Pool (Ages 15 & up)Joel Freeman, Certified Red Cross InstructorFee: $185.00 (includes books/supplies)Registration starts 5/1 for residents.

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Dance - Creative MovementChildren will be introduced to very basic tap & ballet movement. Participation 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!

#302830-A 7/9 - 7/25M & W - 9:30 - 10:10 AM (6 classes)Ages 3 - 5 Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi MarcelloFee: $57.00

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.

#302840-A 7/9 - 7/25 M & W - 10:15 - 11:00 AM (6 classes)Ages 5 - 9 Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi MarcelloFee: $57.00

Dance - Hip Hop Boys and girls - enjoy

learning the latest dance moves while getting a great

workout! Dance the afternoon away, meet new friends and have a great time.

#302841-A 7/9 - 7/25 M & W - 11:05 - 11:50 AM (6 classes) Ages 8 - 13Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi Marcello Fee: $57.00

Dance for a PrincessYour little ballerina will experience the enchanting world of a Fairytale Princess. The magical days will include dancing to princess music, making a princess craft, hearing a princess story and emphasizing qualities that make a real princess so special. Costumes can be worn to camp.

#302825-A 8/6 - 8/10 M, W & F - 9:45 - 11:30 AM (3 classes)Ages 3 - 7Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi MarcelloFee: $59.00

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Dance - An Introduction to Irish Dancing - Ages 3-5Introduce Irish dancing to your young one. This one-hour class will allow young students to learn the foundations and traditional group dances of Ireland. A unique opportunity to introduce this popular folk dance art with the hopes of embracing a life long passion. Dance instructor Amy Coppola is a Penfield resident who has been Irish dancing since the age of six. She is passionate about her craft and excited to bringtheIrishdanceexperiencetoPenfieldRecreation.

#302860-A 5/3 - 5/24 (4 classes)Fee: $44.00

#302860 -B 5/3 - 6/21 (8 classes)Fee: $80.00

Th - 3:15 - 4:15 PMAges 3 - 5 Penfield Community CenterAmy CoppolaResident registration begins 4/23, Non-residents 4/27

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Foundations of BreakdanceWhat better way to use your summertime energy than by dancing? Breakdancing is auniqueandfunwaytoworkonstrengthandflexibility.Studentswilllearnbasicmoves, techniques, and practice methods in a fun, carefree environment. During each class we will review moves, exercises, and stretches. We will also discuss the inspiring history of the dance and go over basic breakdance language. Participants will leave with a beginner’s skill set and an ability to pursue the dance at an intermediate level. Students are advised to wear comfortable clothing and sneakers.

#312810-A 6/26 - 8/14Tu - 7:00 - 8:30 PM

Ages 9 - 11

#312810-B 6/28 - 8/16Th - 7:00 - 8:30 PM

Ages 12 - 18

8 classesPenfield Community Center

Ryan Nash, President of UB Breakdance Student Organization

Fee: $64.00

Dance - An Introduction to Irish Dancing - Ages 6-1�This 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.

#302860-C 5/3 - 5/24 (4 classes)Fee: $44.00

#302860 -D 5/3 -6/21 (8 classes)Fee: $80.00 Th - 4:30 -5:30 PM Ages 6 - 14Penfield Community CenterAmy CoppolaResident registration begins 4/23, Non-residents 4/27

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Acrylic Painting WorkshopDo you love to paint? Would you like to improve your painting skills and impress your friends and family with an original acrylic painting? Then this class is for you!! We will study master painters and learn basic acrylic painting techniques and skills. You will get to choose your subject and work throughout the week to complete your painting on a large canvas! All materials will be provided as well as a simple snack, but feel free to bring your own snacks, too. Get ready to PAINT!!

#312412-A 8/13 - 8/17 M - F - 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM Ages 7 - 12Penfield Community CenterLindsey Hall, Art EducationFee: $99.00 (5 classes)

Adventure CampDoes your child enjoy hiking, biking, canoeing, camping and other adventure based activities? In this Adventure Camp participants will do all of these activities and more. An itinerary will be available prior to start of camp. This and all other pertinent information will be sent directly to all registered participants.

There will be early drop-off available if needed. The camp will be from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but can be extended to 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM for an additional fee of $20.00. Please note, there may be a different drop-off location on Wed.

#318065-A 8/13 - 8/17 M - F - 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (5 classes)Fee: $185.00

#318065-B Early drop-off at 8:00 AM Fee: $20.00

Ages 10 – 14Meet at Penfield Community CenterPenfield Recreation Staff

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Animation WorkshopWhy watch cartoons when you can make them? The young artists will design their characters and then make a professional- style model sheet and character description sheet. They will learn how to create a motion map for smooth animation and then do a series of drawings that will be recorded to video with music. The last 15 minutes of thefinalclasswillbeusedtopremieretheiranimation for friends and family. A copy of the video will be given to the Recreation department for students to borrow. Please bring two #2 pencils with erasers.

#312425-A 8/20, 8/21, 8/24M, Tu & F - 10:00 - 11:30 AM (3 classes)Ages 8 - 12Penfield Community CenterDavid PulsFee: $47.00

Drawing Your DreamsIn this workshop, we will explore the exciting world of our dreams, looking at the imagery and possible messages from our unconscious as we illustrate favorite scenes and ‘write’ stories that capture the drama and action that goes on inside our mind while we sleep. We will discuss different types of dreams, some of the basic archetypes and symbols in our dreams, and each student will construct a dream mask of a favoritedream“character.”

#312415-A 8/6, 8/7 & 8/8M, Tu & W - 1:00 - 4:00 PM (3 classes)Ages 6 – 12Penfield Arts Center, 2131 Five Mile Line Rd.www.penfieldartscenter.comKristina Hutch MatthewsView samples of instructor’s work at www.kristinahutchmatthews.comFee: $100.00

Introduction to Pen and Ink See write up(s) on page 26 - Adult program section. Ages 12+ welcome.

speCialTy CaMps & aCTiviTiesPreschool PicassoDo you like smearing your hand though cool, smooth fingerpaint and watching colors mix on paper? Then you will love this class! We will do a variety of things from drawing with glue, to tissue paper collages, to watercolor painting. So come and explore art materials and enjoy what happens! Project will change each session and materials are provided.

#112416-I 4/17 - 5/8 Tu - 9:30 - 10:15 AM Ages 4 - 6 without parent

#112416-J 4/17 - 5/8 Tu - 10:30 - 11:15 AM Ages 2 - 3 with parent

#112416-K 4/17 - 5/8 Tu - 5:45 - 6:30 PM Ages 2 - 3 with parent

#112416-L 4/17 - 5/8 Tu - 6:45 - 7:30 PM Ages 4 - 6 without parent

Penfield Community CenterLindsey Hall, Art EducationFee: $44.00 (4 classes) Register immediately for this class.

Preschool Picasso CampCome explore the world of art with us! We will read a story, learn about fun artists and create artwork inspired by the artist! We will do a different project every day and try a variety of art processes including, painting, drawing, cutting and gluing. So get ready to get messy, inspired and creative!! All materials will be provided but you may want to bring a smock.

#312416-A 7/9 - 7/13 M - F - 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Ages 4 - 6

#312416-B 7/9 - 7/13M - F - 10:45 AM - 11:45 AMAges 2 - 3 with parent Penfield Community CenterLindsey Hall, Art EducationFee: $75.00 (5 classes)

Check out Lindsey’s Picasso Blog!http://preschoolpicasso.blogspot.com/

Robotics LEGO CampStudents will learn basic programming & mechanical techniques using LEGO Mindstorm kits. This is a fun, hands-on experience. Instruction and materials will be provided through thePenfieldHighSchoolRoboticsTeam.Pizzalunchwillbeprovided.Studentswithspecial dietary needs are encouraged to bring alternate lunch and/or snack. All students should bring water bottles. (Note: Each camp is the same; please only attend one.)

#312080-A 7/27 OR #312080-B 8/17F - 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Ages 8 - 13 Penfield High School Larry Lewis, Engineer & Penfield HS Robotics Team Fee: $10.00

Music AdventuresMusic, crafts and fun! From digging in the dirt to jumping with the whales, our theme related classes will explore nature and the ocean through music, movement, instrument play and crafts. Make a bird feeder, dog puppet and more! Fee includes craft materials. An adult must accompany EACH child enrolled.

#305630-A 7/11 - 8/1Ages 2 1/2 - 4 years (with adult participation)W - 6:30 - 7:30 PMBarb BonisteelFee: $50.00

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Spring Into the Children’s GardenSpark your child’s agricultural and ecological intelligence. Spend three Friday afternoons planting,preparing,andcaringforthePenfieldChildren’sGarden,locatedatthePenfieldCommunity Victory Garden. The children will dig and prepare soil, and plant veggies to be grown this season in the Children’s Garden. There may be strawberries to sample from our patch in June. They will learn about planning and preparing a garden. Note: there are no bathrooms at the garden. Bring garden gloves and a bottle of water. For questions contact Dot Brenneis - 387-0883.

#211050-A 5/25 - 6/8F - 4:30 - 5:30 PM (3 classes)Ages 6-12Penfield Community Victory Garden, 1747 Five Mile Line Rd.Dorothy BrenneisFee: $10.00

speCialTy CaMps & aCTiviTies (ConTinued)Science Camp Animals and NatureThis hands-on class will engage children’s instinctual curiosity about the natural world around them. We’ll be using binoculars, insect nets, magnifying lens and spades to investigatethefaunaandflorainthepark.Making a tree cross-section necklace, live animals and independent exploration of a natural history collection will be part of the fun.

SESSION DATES: 6/19 - 6/22 Class A: Ages 2 - 5 with parent Tu, W, Th, F 1:15 - 2:15 PM #318081-A $30.00 (4 classes)

Class B: Ages 3 - 5 (parent optional)Tu, W, Th, F 2:30 - 3:30 PM #318081-B $30.00 (4 classes) Class C: Ages 6 - 11Tu,W, Th 4:00 - 5:30 PM#318081-C $38.00 (4 classes)

Veterans’ Memorial Park - White HouseDress to be outdoors. No Crocs, sandals or open-toed shoes, please.Teresa Stango-Listrani - WXXI’s 60 Second Science’s on-air scientist.

Science & Nature Camp Jr. ExplorersThewondersofnaturearenotconfinedto exotic places. We’ll discover amazing things as we become amateur naturalists. We’ll use nets in a fresh water pond, make a plaster animal footprint and fake fossil, go on an ecology hunt, start a rock collection, capture and identify insects in a meadow, and play forest explorer games. Live animals, crafts, games, and stories will be a part of this popular camp. Bring a snack, hat, and wear old sneakers or boots (no Crocs, sandals or open-toed shoes, please.)

SESSION DATES: 8/20 - 8/23

Class A: Ages 4 - 5 M & W 9:00 - 11:00 AM#318080-A $22.00 (2 classes)

Class B: Ages 4 - 5 Tu & Th 9:00 - 11:00 AM #318080-B $22.00 (2 classes)

Class C: Ages 6 - 7 M, Tu, W, Th 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM#318080-C $44.00 (4 classes)

Class D: Ages 8 & up M, Tu, W, Th 2:00 - 4:00 PM#318080-D $44.00 (4 classes)

Veterans’ Memorial Park White House,1600 Jackson Rd - east of Highway garage Teresa Stango-Listrani - WXXI’s 60 Second Science’s on-air scientist.

Awesome Art with Miss TeresaAwesome Art Camp provides children with opportunities to be creative with a multitude of mediums and materials. The projects allow for the artists to use their imaginations - the key to all creativity. Activities include: making 3-D monster magnets, dot painting with acrylic paint on a canvas board, design a collage, use model magic, bend a wire sculpture, and time to freely create. All supplies and materials provided.

SESSION DATES: 8/27 - 8/30 Class E: Age 5 M, Tu, W, Th - 9:00 - 11:00 AM#318080-E $50.00 (4 classes)

Class F: Ages 6 - 7 M, Tu, W, Th - 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM#318080-F $50.00 (4 classes)

Class G: Ages 8 & up M, Tu, W, Th - 2:00 - 4:00 PM#318080-G $50.00 (4 classes)

Veterans’ Memorial Park - White House, 1600 Jackson Rd - east of Highway garage.Teresa Stango-Listrani - WXXI’s 60 Second Science’s on-air scientist.

Summertime is Garden TimeWatch how it all grows in the Children’s Garden. In this class your child will be a part of the weekly workings of our greatest,greenestchildspaceinPenfield,theChildren’sGardenatPenfieldCommunityVictory Garen. Children will care for plantings and do some planting for late crops in the garden. Children will sample and bring home (if there is extra) yummy, fresh, organically grown veggies from the Children’s Garden. Surplus from the garden is also donated to the needy. Finally, children will hunt for bugs, hear a story, and explore the local ecosystem at the garden! Note: there are no bathrooms at the garden. Bring garden gloves and a bottle of water. For questions contact Dot Brenneis - 387-0883.

#311050-A 7/3 - 8/21 (no class 7/10 & 7/17) Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM (6 classes)Ages 6 - 12Penfield Community Victory Garden, 1747 Five Mile Line Rd.Dorothy BrenneisFee: $18.00


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Basketball Camp for Boys Grades 2-5 A fun, positive learning environment focusing on developing the fundamental skills of shooting, dribbling, passing, rebounding, positioning and much more. Games and fun camp competitions will be part of the sessions.

#311460-A 7/30 - 8/3 M, Tu, W, Th, F - 9:00 - 11:30 AM (5 classes)Grades 2 - 5 (Fall ‘12)

Penfield High School EAST GymCamp Personnel - Director Jeff Rogers Penfield Varsity

Coach, program assistants and Penfield varsity players

Fee: $47.00 (includes t-shirt)

Basketball Camp for Girls Grades 2-5

Focus on teaching young female athletes the fundamentals and

skills essential to success in the sport. Games,

discussion, drills, and contests will create a fun

learning experience.

#311430-A 7 / 1 6 - 7 / 2 0M, Tu, W, Th, F - 9:00 - 11:30 AM (5 classes)

Grades 2 - 5 (Fall ‘12) Penfield High School EAST Gym

Camp Personnel - Director Mark Vogt, Penfield Varsity Coach, program assistants

and Penfield varsity players Fee: $47.00 (includes t-shirt)

Bowling CampSummer is a time to improve your skills & have fun in our youth bowling camps where children enjoy group instruction with certified coaches. Includes bowling,morning snack, lunch, t-shirt, arts and crafts and a visit from the Webster Police Dept.

#314153-A 6/25 - 6/29 #314153-B 7/9 - 7/13 #314153-C 7/16 - 7/20 #314153-D 7/23 - 7/27 #314153-E 7/30 - 8/3 #314153-F 8/6 - 8/10 #314153-G 8/13 - 8/17#314153-H 8/20 - 8/24#314153-I 8/27 - 8/31 M, Tu, W, Th & F - 9:00 AM - 12:30 PMAges 5 - 16 (5 classes)Empire Lanes - 2400 Empire Blvd.Camp Personnel - Molly Copey / Brad LausonFee: $85.00

Cheerleading CampFor beginning & experienced cheerleaders - focus will be on learning/improving the fundamental skills. Includes instruction on proper warm-ups, sidelines, dancing, stunting, and jumps. Taught through a variety of fun activities making this a positive experience for all. Experience/ability/age will be guidelines used to group participants. Please send daily snack & drink with your child. Final day presentation.

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M,Tu,W,Th 7/23 - 7/26 (4 classes)#319040-A Grades K+1 9:00 - 11:15 AM #319040-B Grades 2 - 6 9:00 - 11:45 AMBay Trail Gym Fees: Course A - $36.00 (includes t-shirt) Course B - $42.00 (includes t-shirt)

Camp Director - Carolyn Valenti, Penfield Varsity Cheer Coach, assisted by members of Penfield teams. Please wear workout clothes & sneakers. Bring drink & snack.

Registration begins 5/1 for residents & 5/8 for non- residents.

Mail-in & drop-off registration accepted for all programs.

Registration is also available via Penfield Recreation’s on-line registration, unless otherwise noted.

Camp Music TrainAll aboard! Come along on a magical ride where anything is possible. This program will consist o f m u s i c a l exploration in all areas including m o v e m e n t , i n s t r u m e n t s , voice, imagination, and world music from several genres. New songs/experiences will be layered in during the week and will differ in each session. Be ready for anything, andhelpuslaydownthetrackforourfinaldestination!

#305641-A 6/25 - 6/28M - Th - 9:30 - 10:15 AMAges 4 - 7 without parent

#305641-B 7/16 - 7/19M - Th - 9:30 - 10:15 AMAges 2 - 5 with parent

#305641-C 8/6 - 8/9M - Th - 9:30 - 10:15 AM Ages 4 - 7 without parent

Penfield Community CenterMandy Ann Elliot, LCAT, MT-BCFee: $49.00

Culinary Kids CampA one-week cooking camp for aspiring young chefs 8-12 years old. Each day we will use local & seasonal ingredients to prepare a delicious and healthy meal and learn basic cooking techniques along the way. On the last day parents will be invited tojoinusforourfinalmeal.Some of the menus will feature: Ham & Cheese Souffle, Berry M u f f i n s , Green Salad with Apples & Chocolate Fondu. Or how about Oven Fried Drumsticks, Make Your Own Pizza, Fancy Veggies & Dip & Shortbread Cookies?

#312441-A 8/6 - 8/9 M - Th - 9:00 - 11:30 AM (4 classes)Ages 8 - 12Penfield Community CenterChef Kathleen CovellFee: $125.00This camp is limited so be sure to sign up early!


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Judo for Youth - Intermediate/AdvancedYouth Judo will provide participants with the basics of Judo. The emphasis is on fun! Participation at the beginner level is a prerequisite for the intermediate level. Uniforms are 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. Bushido Kai Judo-see page 30.

#315010-A 7/11 - 8/22 W - 7:15 - 8:15 PM (7 classes)Ages 5 - 10 (Open to all ranks) Penfield Community CenterBushido Kai Judo Club - Instructor Heiko Rommelman, 2008 PAN-AM - Gold MedalistFee: $50.00

Jr. GolfDuring our sessions, we cover the basic fundamentals of the game of golf, adding fun

and challenging contests to improve focus level. Rules and etiquette are covered

briefly. Competition is encouraged through a skills challenge near the end of the session. Participants are awarded prizes for their effort and sportsmanlike behavior. Weather cancellations: Should weather become a factor, please call Big Oak, 586-0614, one-half hour

b e f o r e class. No make-ups for classes missed due to personal reasons.

#314410-A 7/9 - 7/12 (Raindate - 7/13)M, Tu, W, Th - 9:00 - 10:00 AM Ages 8 - 10

#314410-B 7/9 - 7/12 (Raindate - 7/13)M, Tu, W, Th - 10:00 - 11:00 AM Ages 11 and up

#314410-C 7/16 - 7/19 (Raindate - 7/20)M, Tu, W, Th - 9:00 - 10:00 AM Ages 8 - 10

#314410-D 7/16 - 7/19 (Raindate - 7/20)M, Tu, W, Th - 10:00 - 11:00 AM Ages 11 and up Big Oak Driving Range, East Rochester4 one-hour lessons (Max. 6 per class)Fee: $70.00 per person - includes range balls and golf clubs, if needed.

Horse CampJoin us for this fun camp where you will learn to ride horses as well as horsemanship, grooming, and tacking. Other activities include:artsandcrafts,fieldtrips,animalcare, friends and fun. Bring your lunch each day. Wear hard sole shoes or boots with a heel and long pants. (Riding helmets will be provided.) Questions/Contact Info: Way Farm 872-0395 or Michelle Kaplin 200-6374.

#315820-A 7/16 - 7/20

#315820-B 7/30 - 8/3

#315820-C 8/6 - 8/10

M - F - 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (5 classes) Ages 6 - 15 Way Farm, 2009 Harris Road in Penfield (host of the University of Rochester Equestrian Team and the Interscholastic Equestrian Association Team)Michelle Kaplin Fee: $300.00 per session

Jazzy Dance CampThis camp is a wonderful introduction to jazz dance for the beginner and a lively change of

pace for the experienced. Each day begins with warm-up exercises

and progresses to various combinations and routines in jazz including hip-hop. Experience/ability/age will be guidelines used to group participants into instructional groups. Final day presentation.

Grade in Fall ‘12

Session 1 - M,Tu,W,Th 7/9 - 7/12#319042-A Grades K + 1 9:00 - 11:00 AM#319042-B Grades 2 - 6 9:00 - 11:30 AMBay Trail School Gym

Session 2 - M,Tu,W,Th 8/13 - 8/16 #319043-A Grades K + 1 9:00 - 11:00 AM#319043-B Grades 2 - 6 9:00 - 11:30 AMPenfield Community Center

Fees: Course A - $34.00 (includes t-shirt) Course B - $40.00 (includes t-shirt)

Camp Personnel: Camp Director - Danielle Staversky, Penfield educator & Dance Coach, and members of the Penfield Dance Team. Please wear workout clothes & sneakers. Bring drink & snack.

Field Hockey CampLearn the fundamentals of the fast-paced gameofgirlsfieldhockey.Avarietyofskilldrills, games and other fun activities will be utilized to teach camp participants the basics and improve the skills of those with some experience. Bring indoor shoes in case we have to move indoors.

#319060-A 7/30 - 8/3M, Tu, W, Th, F - 2:00 - 4:00 PM (5 classes)Girls grades 3 - 7 (Fall ‘12)Penfield Community Center - meet on field area behind buildingLeslie Howlett, Penfield Patriot Ladies Varsity Coach and Varsity assistants.Fee: $35.00 (includes t-shirt & mouthguard)

Gymnastics Camp at GTCThe Gymnastics Training Center (GTC) Summer Camp is a combination of formal gymnastics instruction, various activities, games and fun for 5 to 12 year olds. Each week will center on a theme that will incorporate skill development, equipment use (except trampoline) and fun activities. Half day campers please bring snack & drink. Full day campers please bring 2 snacks/drinks and a lunch. Questions, call GTC at 388-8686.

8/6 - 8/10 - Theme: Mission Impossible/Gladiators#314610-A M - F - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NoonFee: $150.00 (5 classes)

#314610-B M - F - 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMFee: $150.00 (5 classes)

#314610-C M - F - 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMFee: $250.00 (5 classes)

8/13 - 8/17 - Theme: True Blue - Beach/Ocean/Islands#314610-D M - F - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NoonFee: $150.00 (5 classes)

#314610-E M - F - 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMFee: $150.00 (5 classes)

#314610-F M - F - 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMFee: $250.00 (5 classes)

8/20 - 8/24 - Theme: Gold Rush & Cowboys/Girls#314610-G M - F - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NoonFee: $150.00 (5 classes)

#314610-H M - F - 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMFee: $150.00 (5 classes)

#314610-I M - F - 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMFee: $250.00 (5 classes)

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Lacrosse Camp for Boys Grades 1 - 8This camp provides a well-rounded, experience of clinical instruction, demonstrations & intra-camp competition. Groups will be divided by age and ability. Everyone must bring their own stick. Those who have their own equipment should use it for camp. Those needing equipment (shoulder and arm pads, gloves, and/or helmet) must indicate NEEDS EQUIPMENT ontheirregistrationform;ifregisteringonline,duringthe“checkout”processclickon“addanote/infoforstaff”andenterNEEDS EQUIPMENT in the box, thenclick“submit”and“proceedtocheckout”.Equipmentpick-upwillbeatthePenfieldCommunity Center on Thursday, July 19 between 5:30 - 6:30 PM .

M, Tu, W, Th 7/23 - 7/26 #315210-B Grades 1-4 2:00 - 4:00 PM #315210-C Grades 5-8 2:00 - 5:00 PM (Grade in Fall ‘12)#315210-B Fee: $40.00 #315210-C Fee: $52.00(includes scrimmage vest & mouthguard)Penfield High School - meet on stadium field. Please note, there will be no gym available to run camp activities should weather be/be-come a factor during camp hours. Children will be taken indoors in the case of stormy conditions; a determination will be made whether or not to wait (if it appears conditions may clear) or if parents need to be contacted to come and pick-up their children early.Camp Director - JJ Schembri - PHS Boys Varsity Lacrosse Coach, assistants and varsity players.

soCCer CaMpsPractice and improvement in the fundamental skill areas of dribbling, passing, trapping, and shooting, as well as structured intra-camp competition will be among the areas covered in these comprehensive camps. Youth will be divided by age and ability to insure maximum instruction at all levels.

Boys Soccer Camp#318590-A 6/25 - 6/29M, Tu, W, Th, F - 9:30 AM - 12:00 Noon

Grades 1 - 6 (Fall ‘12)Bay Trail fields & gym - 1st day - meet on fields east of Bay Trail’s south parking lot.

NOTE: Cleats may be worn for outdoor use, but participants must bring indoor soccer shoes/sneakers for use in the gym.

PERSONNEL: Directed by John Cotsonas, Penfield Patriots

JV coach, assistants, and members of the Penfield High School Varsity soccer teams.

Fee: $54.00 - includes camp t-shirt & new soccer ball

Girls Soccer CampM, Tu, W, Th, 7/30 - 8/3

#318590-B Grades K & 1 (Fall ‘12) 9:30 - 10:45 AMFee: $36.00 - includes camp shirt & ball

#318590-C Grades 2 - 5 (Fall ‘12) 9:30 - 11:30 AMFee: $48.00 - includes camp shirt & ball

Bay Trail fields & gym - 1st day meet on fields east of Bay Trail’s south parking lot.

NOTE: Cleats may be worn for outdoor use, but participants must bring indoor soccer shoes/sneakers for use in the gym.PERSONNEL: Director Jose Gonzales, (Coach Jose) and members of Penfield’s Scholastic team

Tykes LacrosseIntroduction to basic lacrosse skills for pre-K and Kindergarten children. Instructed by two certifiedphysical education teachers (andteam Lacrosse coaches), each activity time will be programmed for fun and learning in a creative, encouraging environment. The sport will be introduced though the incorporation of related skills in fun, physically active games.

#315210-A 7/10 - 7/19 Tu & Th - 9:00 - 10:00 AM Ages 4 - 6 (Pre-K through Fall ‘12 1st graders) Cobbles School fields - gym if rainFee: $26.00 (4 classes)All equipment provided.Camp Personnel - Wayne Smith and Heidi Rasmussen local school district physical educators/coaches.

Kids YogaYour kids will love this introduction to yoga class. Traditional yoga techniques made simple with fun games and activities that promote building strength and teach poses, stretching, and breathing. A great program for active minds and bodies to help develop self-awareness, self-esteem, and encourage positive peer interactions in a safe and nurturing environment. Please bring yoga mat.

#313820-A 8/2 - 8/30 Th - 9:30 - 10:20 AMAges 8 - 11Penfield Community CenterTherese Bason, Certified YogaFitFee: $30.00 (5 classes)

Lacrosse Camp for Girls Grades 2-7This camp provides a well-rounded week of instruction, including skill development drills, demonstrations & fun intra-camp competitions. Please bring your own stick and goggles if you have them - if not, indicate need on registration form and those items will be available at camp for you.

M, Tu, W, Th 7/23 - 7/26 #315210-D Grades 2-4 9:00 - 10:30 AM #315210-E Grades 5-7 10:30 - 12:00 noon Fee: $30.00 (includes t-shirt and mouth guard)

Penfield High School - meet on stadium field. If rain on 1st day, follow signs to “East Gym”.*Bring indoor shoes in case we need to go indoorsCamp Personnel: Wayne Smith, Penfield Varsity Girls Coach, Heidi Rasmussen, Pittsford Varsity Girls Coach and assistants. Grade in Fall ‘12.


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Sports ABC’s for TotsThese classes will help give your child the basic skills and confidenceneeded to getstarted on the right path of the organized youth sports experience. Class sessions will 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 -allneededwhenchildrentakethatfirststepinto“organized”sports.Returnparticipantsalso welcome.

#305421-A 7/30 - 8/3 (3 classes) M, W, F - 9:00 - 10:00 AMBay Trail Middle School Gym

#305421-B 8/20 - 8/24 (3 classes) M, W, F - 9:00 - 10:00 AMPenfield Community Center Gym

Ages 3 - 5 Fee: $30.00 Mark Vogt and Ed Porto, Penfield School District educators/coaches.

Sporty SproutsSporty Sprouts summer camp is a tri-sports program. During the two-week, 45-minute sessions, your child will be introduced to two days of basketball, two days of soccer and two days of tennis in a fun, fast-paced outdoor setting. Our goal is to spark your child’s curiosity for sports and exercise by teaching him/her the basic skills with age-adaptive equipment and games. Thursday and Friday reserved for rain days. Come have fun! Please wear sneakers.

#318050-A 7/9 - 7/18 M, Tu & W - 9:30 - 10:15 AM

#318050-B 7/9 - 7/18 M, Tu & W - 10:20 - 11:05 AM

#318050-C 8/20 - 8/29 M, Tu & W - 9:30 - 10:15 AM

#318050-D 8/20 - 8/29 M, Tu & W - 10:20 - 11:05 AM Ages 3 - 5 (6 classes)Greenwood ParkCathy DownsFee: $66.00

Soccer for Fives - RESIDENTS ONLY PLEASE!!This program is designed to provide young children with a positive opportunity to learn, enjoy, and participate in the sport. This will be an introductory program of basic skills for five year old boys and girlswith theemphasison fun.Enjoyable “games”andactivities will be used to teach soccer skills. Note: Parent volunteers are needed - please indicate on your registration form if you are willing to volunteer.

#308580-A 8/6 - 8/10 M, Tu, W, Th, F - 6:15 - 7:00 PM

#308580-B 8/6 - 8/10 M, Tu, W, Th, F - 7:15 - 8:00 PM

Age 5 or starting Kindergarten Fall ‘12 (5 classes)Location TBAYou will receive a letter mid-July regarding specific location. (Please note 1 raindate already built in to schedule.) SHIN GUARDS REQUIRED.Fee: $22.00 (includes t-shirt & socks)

Soccer - Introducing the Soccer BallIntroduction to basic soccer skills for boys and girls ages 4 & 5. Each session is programmed for fun. If weather is bad or appears threatening, please call 340-8663 after 8:30 AM for a program update - if gyms are available, we will move indoors.

Session I #308570-A 7/9 - 7/13M, Tu, W, Th & F - 9:15 - 10:00 AM

#308570-B 7/9 - 7/13M, Tu, W, Th & F - 10:15 - 11:00 AM

#308570-C 7/9 - 7/13M, Tu, W, Th & F - 11:15 - 12:00 NOON

Session II #308571-A 7/23 - 7/27 M, Tu, W, Th & F - 9:15 - 10:00 AM

#308571-B 7/23 - 7/27M, Tu, W, Th & F - 10:15 - 11:00 AM

#308571-C 7/23 - 7/27M, Tu, W, Th & F - 11:15 - 12:00 NOON

Ages 4 & 5 Penfield Community Center - front lawnFee: $22.00 (5 days)Fees include camp t-shirt

Summer Games 2012Comeandenjoyafunfilledprogramwhereyouwill have a chance to participate infield sports,track events, and water activities. Program includes activitiessuchas:flagteamgames,ultimateactivities,track events, water sports and more. Each day please dress for the weather, wear sneakers, bring bathing suit, towel and water bottle.

#311298-A 7/30 - 8/2 - Ages 7 - 9

#311298-B 7/30 - 8/2 - Ages 10 - 13

M - Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NOON (4 classes)Penfield High School Pool and fields outside of pool entrance - first day meet at poolInstructors: Sheryl Rimore, Physical Education Teacher & Pen Rec Pool Director, and members/coaches of the PHS Swimming and Track Teams Fee: $59.00


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Youth Volleyball CampBoys and Girls - This fun and instructional camp is geared for those looking to improve their volleyball playing skills. An emphasis on skill development in a light competitive atmosphere as well as playing strategies will be covered.

#319620-A 6/25 - 6/29 M, Tu, W, Th, F - 9:00 - 11:30 AMGrades 3 - 6 (Fall ‘12)Penfield High School Gyms - first day meet at East GymDirector: Mike Fusare - Penfield High School Varsity Coach & members of the coach-ing staff and team.Fee: $45.00 (includes shirt)

Tennis Instruction - Pee Wee This 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 andswingtheracquet.Wewillalsobeusingthe“QuickStart”programs designed by the USTA to help give children more success at this age. (Rain date - Friday)

#319291-A 6/25 - 7/6 *Friday class (no class 7/4)#319291-B 7/9 - 7/19 #319291-C 7/23 - 8/2#319291-D 8/6 - 8/16#319291-E 8/20 - 8/23 (one week)

M, Tu, W, Th - 9:00 - 10:00 AMAges 4 - 6 Penfield High School Tennis CourtsFee: $98.00 (8 classes)Fee: $49.00 (4 classes - E section only)QUESTIONS - CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or e-mail [email protected]

Tennis Instruction - Future Stars This 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.) (Rain date - Friday)

#319292-A 6/25 - 7/6 *Friday class (no class 7/4) #319292-B 7/9 - 7/19#319292-C 7/23 - 8/2#319292-D 8/6 - 8/16#319292-E 8/20 - 8/23 (one week)

M, Tu, W, Th - 10:00 - 11:00 AMAges 7 - 11Penfield High School Tennis CourtsFee: $98.00 (8 classes)Fee: $49.00 (4 classes - E section only)QUESTIONS - CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or e-mail [email protected]

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

#319293-A 6/25 - 7/6 *Friday class (no class 7/4)#319293-B 7/9 - 7/19 #319293-C 7/23 - 8/2#319293-D 8/6 - 8/16#319293-E 8/20 - 8/23 (one week 4 days) M, Tu, W, Th - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMFee: $146.00 (8 classes)Fee: $66.00 (4 classes - E section only)

Ages 9 - 15Penfield High School Tennis CourtsQUESTIONS - CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or e-mail [email protected]

#319293-F 6/25 - 7/6 *Friday class (no class 7/4)#319293-G 7/9 - 7/19 #319293-H 7/23 - 8/2#319293-I 8/6 - 8/16#319293-J 8/20 - 8/23 (one week 4 days)

M, Tu, W, Th - 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMFee: $196.00 (8 classes)Fee: $98.00 (4 classes - J section only)

Wrestling CampThis camp is designed to teach safe wrestling fundamentals through participation in a variety of fun games and activities. Wrestling shoes and headgear not required. Please wear comfortable gym clothes.

#319010-A 7/9 - 7/12 M, Tu, W, Th - 12:30 - 2:00 PM (4 sessions)Grades 1-6 (Fall ‘12)High School East Gym - small sideCamp Directors - Ed Porto and Scott Kropman, Penfield Wrestling coaches Fee: $24.00 (includes t-shirt)Visit Penfield’s Wrestling website at www.penfieldwrestling.com


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General InformationPenfieldRecreation’sSummerDayCampprogramoffersawiderangeofactivitiesandexperiences.DayCampwillprovideeachchildanopportunityto explore new activities along with the fun and enjoyment of all the past favorites. During the course of the summer, offerings may include: active games,quietgames,arts/crafts,sportsactivities,fielddays,specialsandaneventortwowithotherdaycampsites.Eachdaycampwillalsoofferunique activities planned by individual site staff. *Eachcampsessionwillincludeabowlingfieldtrip.*Extended Hours Option - availableonlyforchildrenenrolledatthePenfieldCommunityCenterCamplocation. “Extendedhours”involvesan8:00 AM drop off option and a 5:00 PM pick up option. Children at the Community Center Camp may be registered for one or both extended hour options.Registration: Register for any or all of the sessions offered. Please note session dates, playground sites and registration fee (per child) for each session.Pleaseindicatesecond/thirdchoicesontheregistrationformshouldyoubeclosedoutofyourfirstchoice.TheCommunityCenteroptiondoesfillquickly.Camp Information:Ages - Completion of Kindergarten-14 years M - F 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMLunch hour: Noon - 1:00 PM (Supervised) You must provide your own lunch.

DAY CAMP LOCATIONS:HarrisWhalenPark,ScribnerRoadSchoolandPenfieldCommunityCenter(PCC)(Locations are contingent on school facility approvals.)

Session I June 25 - July 6(no camp 7/4)

Fee: $136 - 9 daysHarris Whalen Park # 313010-B

Scribner Road School # 313010-C*CommunityCenter(PCC)#313010-D*ExtendedHours-SessionI-Forchildren

enrolled in Community Center location only

8:00 AM Option - Fee: $28.00 - # 313011-A 5:00 PM Option - Fee: $28.00 - # 313011-B

Session II July 9 - July 20Fee: $151 - 10 days

Harris Whalen Park # 313020-BScribner Road School # 313020-C

*CommunityCenter(PCC)#313020-D*ExtendedHours-SessionII-Forchildren enrolled in Community Center location only


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Swim Lessons: Note if registered at PCC, Camp Staff will walk your child to swim lessons - see page 8 for lesson info.

Refund policy for Day Camp and K-One: A $25.00 non-refundable handling charge will be assessed to all cancellations - No refund one week prior to program start date

Day camp registration began January 3 - PCC Camp may have wait list

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Harris Whalen Park # 313030-BScribner Road School # 313030-C

*CommunityCenter(PCC)#313030-D*ExtendedHours-SessionIII-Forchildren enrolled in Community Center location only


Session IV August 6 - August 10Fee: $76 - 5 days

*CommunityCenter(PCC)#313040-D

8:00 AM Option - Fee: $16.00 - # 313041-A5:00 PM Option - Fee: $16.00 - # 313041-B

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Penfield Recreation Day Camp is permitted by the Monroe County Health Department and records

of inspections are on file for review.

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General InformationPreschool Day Camp is designed to create an atmosphere where Pre-Schoolers are encouraged to participate in games and activities that promote positive interaction and cooperation. Activities are conducted within a playful learning environment. Ages: 3 to 5 (pre-kindergarten)Locations: Bay TrailContent: Program offers arts/crafts, games, sports, story time, theme days and special events. A snack is provided. Preschool camp size is limited; staff to child ratio of 1 to 5.• Child must be of age by start date of the session. • Children must be toilet trained.

Monday, Wednesday, Friday Afternoons 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Session I June 25 - July 6 (no camp 7/4)#303053-A Fee: $75.00 (5 days)

Session II July 9 - July 20 #303053-B Fee: $91.00 (6 days)

Session III July 23 - August 3 #303053-C Fee: $91.00 (6 days)

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K-one Day CampK-Onecampisdesignedforyoungerfirsttime campers. Setting offers smaller groups and age range. This camp setting includes many of the activities that are programmed for the K - 14 group.

Ages K - 1st Grade (Finished Kindergarten or 1st grade) M - F - 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Lunch hour: NOON - 1:00 PM Supervised lunch, you must provide your own lunch.K-ONE DAY CAMP LOCATION: Bay Trail

Session I June 25 - July 6 #303060-A Fee: $136 (9 days) (no camp 7/4)

Session II July 9 - July 20#303060-B Fee: $151 (10 days)

Session III July 23 - August 3 #303060-C Fee: $151 (10 days)

greater roChester summer traCk and field series

All meets Tuesday evenings at Penfield High School

June 12, 19, 26 July 3, 10, 17, 24

Sponsored by the RIT River Road Running Club & Penfield Track and Field Boosters

for more information visit www.roChestersummertraCk.Com

or Call laura BourCy at (585) 377.7474

Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mornings 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Session I June 25 - July 6 (no camp 7/4)#303051-A Fee: $75.00 (5 days) Session II July 9 - July 20#303051-B Fee: $91.00 (6 days)

Session III July 23 - August 3#303051-C Fee: $91.00 (6 days)

Tuesday and Thursday Mornings 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Session I June 26 - July 5 #303052-A Fee: $60.00 (4 days)

Session II July 10 - July 19 #303052-B Fee: $60.00 (4 days)

Session III July 24 - August 2 #303052-C Fee: $60.00 (4 days)

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Field trip registrants who are attending Summer Day Camps must register for field trip(s) using course # corresponding to the camp site they are attending at the time field trip takes place.

Trip Supervision: Day outings are staffed by day camp personnel with a 1:10 ratio maintained. Buddy system is used on trips. Supervisory staff are equipped with cellular phones.

Seabreeze - Children 7 to 10 years old are divided into small groups and assigned to stay with a staff member within the park; children 11 to 14 years are able to be on their own within the park. Staff teams are posted within the park at key locations and two staff teams rovetheareaaswell.Childrenhaveacolor-codedwristbandidentifyingthemasPenfieldRecreationgroup.

Field trip registrants not attending Day Camps must indicate one of the three pickup locations using the designated course numbers assigned to pickup locations.

ALL CHILDREN MUST ride the bus to and from all field trips.

Pickup locations - HarrisWhalenPark,ScribnerRoadSchool,PenfieldCommunityCenter

*On your registration form, please be sure to indicate the course number that corresponds with the location you have selected for your departure/return. Otherwise, you will not be allowed to board the bus!

Horizon Fun F/XJointhegroupforafun-filled“PenfieldOnly” afternoon of Skating, Lazer Tag Game, 20 tokens for games, Jungle Jim’s, King of the Hill along with a soft drink and slice of pizza. Grab your skates and a friendforan“AllPenfield”SkateParty!

*course number indicates pickup location

#314110-B Th - 7/12Depart from Harris Whalen Park

#314110-C Th - 7/12Depart from Scribner Road School

#314110-D Th - 7/12Depart from Community Center

Buses leave 12:15 PM, return 4:30 PMAges 7 - 14 (6 years old if enrolled in camp)Fee: $25.00

SeabreezeThis popular outing includes park admission, rides & water slides along with a hot dog, chips and soft drink. Remember to bring swim suit and towel.





Buses leave 10:30 AM, return 5:00 PMAges 7 - 14 (6 years old if enrolled in camp)Fee: $27.00

NOTE: Adhering to regulations of New YorkStateDepartmentofHealth“Permitto operate a Day Camp,” children will not beabletouse“TheWavePool”area.Allother water park features will be available for children.

suMMer field Trips

Adventure LandingThis three-hour outing will include miniaturegolf,the“WOW”FoamFactory,and ten game tokens for Adventure Landing’s game room. Each child will receive two slices of pizza and soft drink.





Buses leave 11:30 AM, return 3:30 PMAges 7 - 14 (6 years old if enrolled in camp)Fee: $21.00


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Summer Wellness Tips

Enjoy the warmer weather while biking to work in honor of both National Bike Month

and Clean Air Month.

May

JuneBeing safe is a part of living well. June is a good

month to take care of any safety concerns at the home or office.

JulyJuly has been officially recognized as Eye Injury Prevention Month. The best ways to

prevent injury to the eye is to always wear the appropriate eye protection. It is estimated that over 90% of eye injuries are preventable with the

use of proper safety eyewear.

AugustWhen possible, try a walking meeting at

work. The ideas will flow better once you get your blood pumping!

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YOHP Summer Musical

“The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)”Music by Eric Rockwell, Lyrics By Joanne Bogart, Book By Eric Rockwell and Joanne Bogart

- April 2� & 26 -“The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)” is a musical about musicals! In this hilarious satire of musical theatre,

one story becomes five delightful musicals, each written in the distinctive style of a different master of the form, from Rogers and Hammerstein to Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber.

A great ensemble piece that is light-hearted and fun.

Auditions are by appointment only beginning at 5:30 PM at Penfield Community Center. To reserve a time call 3�0-866�.

Performances August 9, 10, 11 at Penfield Community Center.

The Young open and honesT plaYers

Auditions!

Actors ages 13-18 needed!Fall Performance Project: Poetry and Drama in NatureActors will be given a short poem to memorize and then perform along the trails at Harris Whalen Park for a unique “Walk in the Woods”. Nature and drama enthusiasts will then be invited to travel the trails and hear and see the pre-selected poems that will engage people with nature and nature with the Arts. There will be four rehearsals before the actual performance TBA. The walk will be held the last weekend of September with a rain date the first weekend of October. Actors must be available both weekends to participate.

Please call 340-8664 to register for this program. Director will call you and assign a poem over the summer, and you will be notified of the first rehearsal via e-mail.


Harvey A comedy by Mary Chase

June 1 and 2 - 7:30 PMPenfield Community Center

Tickets: $10 Adults, $6 Students

When Elwood P. Dowd starts to introduce his imaginary friend, Harvey, a six-and-a-half-foot rabbit, to guests at a society party, his sister, Veta, has seen as much of his eccentric behavior as she can tolerate. She decides to have him committed to a sanitarium to spare her daughter, Myrtle Mae, and their family from future embarrassment. Problems arise, however, when Veta herself is mistakenly assumed to be on the verge of lunacy when she explains to doctors that years of living with Elwood’s hallucination have caused her to see Harvey also! The doctors commit Veta instead of Elwood, but when the truth comes out, the search is on for Elwood and his invisible companion. When he shows up at the sanitarium looking for his lost friend

Harvey,itseemsthatthemild-manneredElwood’sdelusionhashadastrangeinfluenceonmorethanoneof the doctors. Only at the end does Veta realize that maybe Harvey isn’t so bad after all.

August 9, 10, 11 - 7:30 PMPenfieldCommunityCenter-1985BairdRd.

The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!) is a musical about musicals! In this hilarious satire of musical theatre, onestorybecomesfivedelightfulmusicals,eachwritteninthedistinctivestyleofadifferentmasteroftheform, from Rodgers and Hammerstein to Stephen Sondheim. The basic plot: June is an ingenue who can’t pay the rent and is threatened by her evil landlord. Will the handsome leading man come to the rescue? The variations are: a Rodgers & Hammerstein version, set in Kansas in August, complete with a dream ballet; a Sondheim version, featuring the landlord as a tortured artistic genius who slashes the throats of his tenants in revenge for not appreciating his work; a Jerry Herman version, as a splashy star vehicle; an Andrew Lloyd Webber version, a rock musical with themes borrowed from Puccini; and a Kander & Ebb version, set in a speakeasy in Chicago. This comic valentine to musical theatre was the longest running show in the York Theatre Company’s 35-year history before moving to Off-Broadway.

Advance tickets available at Penfield Recreation and on-line: $10 Adults, $8 Students Tickets at the door: $12 Adults, $10 Students

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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% multi-year discount on auto insurance & DMV may allow up to a 4-point reduction. You will develop a greater appreciation of driving challenges!

#343455-A 6/12 & 6/14Tu & Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (2 classes)

#343455-B 7/24 & 7/26Tu & Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (2 classes)

#343455-C 8/21 & 8/23Tu & Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (2 classes)

Penfield Community CenterAARP InstructorFee: $17.00 AARP member / $19.00 non-member

Checks only, payable to AARP

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Great Handmade Cards In a world of texts and emails, there is nothing that shows someone you really care like a hand-written card. And if the card is hand-made, then it becomes a real treasure. Wewillmaketencards(fiveeachof twodesigns). 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. Envelopes provided and the class is open to all levels.

#232410-C 5/22 - Masculine Birthday CardsTu - 6:30 - 8:30 PM Penfield Community CenterMaureen Ward, Stampin’ Up!Fees: $22.00 Registration began 1/3

Introduction to Pen and InkExplore the many textures and techniques of this bold medium and learn how to make your drawings come to life. Learn how to combine photographs to create portraits of those you love - child, friend, or pet. Bring a photo that inspires you to class.

#332455-A 7/21Sa - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NoonAges 12 - AdultFee: $35.00Instructor: Kristina Hutch MatthewsPenfield Art Center 2131 Five Mile Line RdMaterials to bring: set of pigma micron pens and Bristol paper. View instructor’s work on-line at www.kristinahutchmatthews.com

Kid-Themed Birthday Cards No more rushing around at the last minute to try tofindabirthdaycardforachild’sbirthday party! Join Maureen as you make ten Birthday cards in designs sure to delightthechildreninyourlife(fiveeachof two designs). 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. Envelopes provided and the class is open to all levels.

#332410-A 6/26Tu - 6:30 - 8:30 PM Penfield Community CenterMaureen Ward, Stampin’ Up!Fees: $22.00

Puppy KindergartenStart your puppy’s training off right! This eight-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 eightweeks to sixmonths old.Thefirstclass is a discussion on class orientation, diet, exercise, behavior problems, crate training, and socializing…PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR DOG TO THE 1st CLASS.

#355850-A 6/11 - 7/30M - 6:30 - 7:30 PMFee: $90.00

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Painting and DrawingArtstartswithdesire!Comefindtheartistin you. Learn to paint. Choose your own medium (oil, ink, watercolor, pastel, pencil, oracrylic).Planforafun-filledadventure.Watercolorsuppliesprovidedfor thefirstclass. Beginners always welcome.

#332460-A 6/18 - 8/13 (no class 8/6) M - 9:30 AM - 12:00 Noon (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterMartha SweeneyFee: $64.00

#331053-A 5/15 Fee: $18.00Early and mid May gardening activities will be dis-cussed. Follow up on indoor seedings, setting out the seedlings, using the plastic cloches for the growing season early start; pest and weed control will be the main topic. Q&A session included.

#331053-B 6/12 Fee: $18.00Early June and mid June topics include growing warm-loving herbs and vegetables like eggplants, tomato, basil, cucumbers, zucchinis and melons. Proper watering techniques, crop rotation and succession seeding will be discussed. Q&A session included.

#331053-C 7/10 Fee: $18.00Topics such as vegetable seeding for the fall harvest, mid-season compost application, hot and drought tolerant annuals, planting the cover crop in the bare spot of your garden, and much more to improve the look and productivity of your garden will be discussed. Bring your gardening questions along for a garden chat in a relaxed atmosphere.

#331053-D 5/15, 6/12, 7/10 Fee: $45.00

Tu - 7:00 - 8:00 PMPenfield Community Center Jarmila Haseler, owner Garden Roots Designs

Backyard Food Grow Your Gardening Knowledge Month by MonthA monthly discussion s e r i e s i n a r e l a x e d a t m o s p h e r e . L e a r n about growing organic vegetables and fruit, building a home-made compost bin and creating your own compost, or set up a new edible garden you can be proud of! Hot topics and “to-do’s” with GardenCoach Jarmila Haseler, owner of Gardening Roots.

Beginner Dog Obedience This eight-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 basiccommands“sit,”“down,”“stay,”and“come.”Thisclassisfordogssixmonthsandolder.Thefirstclassisadiscussiononclass orientation, diet, exercise, behavior problems, and socializing, etc…PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR DOG TO THE 1st CLASS. Proof of vaccinations needed.

#355850-B 6/11 - 7/30M - 7:30 - 8:30 PM Fee: $90.00

Dog Obedience Classes

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


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Red Cross - Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED Participants learn to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies, such as burns, cuts and scrapes, sudden illnesses, head, neck and back injuries, and heat and cold emergencies. They will also learn how to perform CPR and care for breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, infants and children, plus how to use automatic external defibrillators.Trainingmeets OSHA Guidelines for First Aid Programs and combines lecture, interactive video demonstrations featuring emergency scenarios that are likely to occur in a variety of environments, and hands-on training to teach participants lifesaving skills.

6/4 & 6/11 (must attend both classes) OR7/9 & 7/16 (must attend both classes)

M - 6:00 - 9:00 PM (2 classes)Penfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $110.00 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 CPR/AEDParticipants learn how to perform CPR and care for breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, plus how to use automatic external defibrillators. Training meets OSHA Guidelines for First Aid Programs and combines lecture, interactive video demonstrations featuring emergency scenarios that are likely to occur in a variety of environments, and hands-on training to teach participants lifesaving skills.

8/13M - 6:00 - 9:00 PMPenfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $70.00 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

Active YogaYogaandlifeareacontinuousflowofbreathand energy. The focus of Active Yoga is on stretching and strengthening the body, and improving balance and mental clarity asweflowfromposetopose.Participantsshould bring their own mat and bottled water. Beginners welcome. Questions, call Marilyn at 787-9808.

*Free Trial Class! Monday, 5/7 - 6:00 - 7:00 PM*

#333850-A 5/14 - 7/30 (no class 5/28 & 7/2)M - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (10 classes)Penfield Community Center GymMarilyn Kerstjens, Breathe Yoga 200 Hour Train-ing Certified & YogaFit Level 1 CertifiedFee: $80.00

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 6 weeks.

#333805-A 7/10 - 8/18 (18 classes)Tu & Th - 5:15 - 6:00 PM & Sa - 8:00 - 8:45 AM Penfield Fitness & Racquet Club, 667 Panorama Trail WestPhil D’AngeloFee: $99.00

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Cardio HoopWhen was the last time you loved your workout? Give Cardio Hooping a try and you’ll have a blast while burning 400-600 calories per hour. You’ll learn the basics of moving with the hoop to tone your entire body. Adult cardio hoops make it easy for anyone to join in the fun of hooping. (Hoops are provided for the class & are also available for purchase.) Questions, call Lara at 755-3265.

*Free Trial Class! Wednesday, 5/9 - 6:00 - 7:00 PM*#333810-A 5/16 - 8/1 (no class 6/13 & 7/4)W - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (10 classes)Penfield Community CenterLara Haase, Certifed Hoopnotica InstructorFee: $65.00

Gentle YogaThis class will provide stretching, strengthening and creating balance within the mind and body. The class will include instruction on proper alignment, proper breathing and relaxation techniques. Non-aerobic. Participants should bring their own mat and block, strap and towel or blanket.

#333870-A 6/15 - 8/31(no class 6/22, 7/13, 7/27, 8/3)F - 11:00 - 12:00 Noon (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterCarrie Herscovici, Certified Yoga AllianceFee: $67.00Instructor: Carrie Herscovici has Yoga Alliance certification. Carrie has studied Yoga for over 17 years. She studied with Dr. Senthil Kumar, Seane Corn, Baron Baptiste and Matthew Reyes. She has more than 1000 training hours and is the owner of Prana Yoga in Fairport.

Get Fit With FunJoin a co-ed, mixed level, low impact aerobic class emphasizing stamina, strength, endurance, flexibility, balance and coordination. Classes given by Anne Freitas,ACE&SFA certified.Questions- call Anne at 746-7807.

#333840-A/B/C 6/5 - 7/26

Tu & Th - 8:30 - 9:45 AM PCC - Gym - 6/5 - 6/21

Tu & Th - 8:30 - 9:30 AMPCC Community Room - 6/26 - 7/26

Fee: 8 classes - $56.00 - #333840-A 12 classes - $78.00 - #333840-B 16 classes - $96.00 - #333840-C

Noontime WorkoutIf mid-day works for you, join this 45- minute lunchtime workout that targets all the majormusclegroupsusingthelatestfitnesstechniques. Interval circuit training gives you a cardio & weight training workout all at the same time!! This class will meet 3 times a week for 5 weeks. Free child care available.

#333824-A 7/9 - 8/10M, W & F - 12:05 – 12:50 PM (15 classes)Penfield Fitness & Racquet Club, 667 Panorama Trail WestPFRC Personal TrainersFee: $99.00 per session

Water Classes - Pre Natal Aqua & Exercise ClassPlease see page 11 in the aquatic section for complete program details.

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ZumbaLooking for a workout that feels more like a party? Zumba is an international danceandfitnessprogramthatanyoneandeveryone 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 Gorton has been a professional Zumba instructor for the past three 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!

#333860-A 6/18 - 8/27 M - 6:20 - 7:10 PM (no class 7/2) Penfield Community Center Sarah GortonFee: $58.00 (10 classes)

Zumba GoldZumba is the fastest growing dance/aerobic craze around! And Zumba Gold is specificallydesignedtotaketheexcitingLatin and International dance rhythms in original Zumba and bring them to the active older adult, the beginner participant, and other special populations who may need modificationsforsuccess.Thisexplosiveprogram 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 andburncaloriesatthesametime.“Ditchthe workout and join the party!” Questions - call Glenda at 770-8754.

*Free Trial Class! Wednesday, 6/20 - 8:30 - 9:10 AM*#333890-A 6/27 - 8/15 (no class 7/4)W - 8:30 - 9:10 AM (7 classes)Penfield Community Center Glenda Bondy, Certified Zumba InstructorFee: $35.00

Senior Exercise - Arthritis Foundation Exercise ProgramA low-impact exercise program designed especially for Seniors. Exercises done at a relaxed pace, many from a seated position. Instructors trained by the Arthritis Foundation specifically for this program.Class will be instructed by Jean Bell, RN.

#343870-A 6/12 - 8/7 (no class 7/3) Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM Fee: $38.00

#343870-B 6/14 - 8/9 (no class 7/5)Th - 10:30 - 11:30 AMFee: $38.00

#343870-C 8/21 - 10/9Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AMFee: $38.00

#343870 -D 8/23 - 10/11Th - 10:30 - 11:30 AMFee: $38.00

8 classes each sessionPenfield Community Center

Personal Training PackageGetstartedonyourfitnessgoalstherightway!Ourprofessionalstaffwillevaluateyourfitnesslevel. 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 byphonetoscheduleyourfirstvisit.Questions- call 586-7777.

#333826-A - indicate date/time preferencePenfield Fitness & Racquet Club, 667 Panorama Trail W.PF&RC 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 andmuscularbalance and relieve stress. Non-aerobic. Participants should bring own mat. All levels welcome.

#333865-A 6/19 - 8/21(no class 7/31 & 8/7)Tu - 6:00 - 6:50 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterRhonda Flint, Certified IMX PilatesFee: $64.00

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

#333830-A 6/16 - 8/4Sa - 10:15 - 11:15 AM (8 classes)Penfield Community Center GymSandy Leiser SanzottaFee: $40.00

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 andincreaseflexibility.

#333823-A 7/8 - 8/12Su - 10:30 - 11:30 AM (6 classes)Penfield Fitness & Racquet Club, 667 Panorama Trail WestMaeghan PerryFee: $69.00

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Bushido Kai Judo 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).

#335020-A 7/9 - 8/15 M & W - 7:15 - 9:15 PM Penfield Community Center12 classesChief Instructor - 2008 Pan Am Gold Medalist Heiko Rommelmann, Jr.Fee: $50.00 (Family Rate: $38.00 per additional family member - Course #335020-B)

Soccer League for WomenThere will be a women’s soccer league on Saturdays in the fall. Registration begins in early August. Call the Recreation Department for details.


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Beginner GolfA perfect way to get introduced to the game! Join us at Shadow Pines Golf Club as we focus on full swing mechanics and putting. This class will provide you with the fundamentals to get on the golf course withconfidence!

#334455-A 5/31, 6/7 & 6/14Th - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (3 classes - small groups) Shadow Pines Golf Club, 600 Whalen RoadMary Lynne DiFolco, PGA ProfessionalFee: $90.00 per class (includes practice balls, equipment if needed, instructional materials and a playing pass at Shadow Lake Executive Course)

Golf for 50+Executive Course at Shadow Lake. Foursomes will accommodate both men and women players - foursomes arranged by starter prior to tee-off. Please remember to indicate a separate course # for EACH golf date you wish to participate in on your registrationform.Youwillreceiveaconfirmationletter.

TIME: First TEE Time out 7:30 AM, Last TEE Time out 8:15 AMAges 50 and overFee: $7.00 per golf dateTuesdaysCOURSE: #344450-A 6/19COURSE: #344450-B 6/26COURSE: #344450-C 7/10COURSE: #344450-D 7/17COURSE: #344450-E 7/24COURSE: #344450-F 7/31

Beginner to Advanced BeginnerThese adult tennis classes are designed for the individual who has had limited or no tennis instruction. 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.

#339294-A 6/28 - 8/16 Th - 5:30 - 7:00 PM (8 classes)

#339294-B 6/30 - 8/18 Sa - 9:30 - 11:00 AM (8 classes)

Ages 18 yrs and over Veterans’ Memorial Tennis CourtsFee: $146.00 (8 classes)

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

#339610-A 6/14 - 8/16 (no class 8/9)Th - 7:45 - 9:45 PM (9 classes)Penfield Community Center GymMarcia OrlandiniFee: $38.00

Golf - Sharpen Your Short GameAre you a golfer looking to lower your scores? Join us at Shadow Pines for a short game clinic! Session includes instruction and drills on putting, chipping, pitching and sand play. Learn all the essential shots to lower your scores.

#334450-A 7/25, 8/1 & 8/8W- 6:00 - 7:00 PM (3 classes - small groups)Shadow Pines Golf Club, 600 Whalen RoadMary Lynne DiFolco, PGA ProfessionalFee: $90.00 per class (includes practice balls, equipment if needed, instructional materials and a playing pass at Shadow Lake Executive Course)

Intermediate GolfHaveyoubeengolfingforawhileandneedtosharpenupyourgame? Well, join us at Shadow Pines for this class! We will go back to basics with an emphasis on swing mechanics, wood play, short game skills and overall course management.

#334455-B 6/20, 6/27 & 7/11W - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (3 classes - small groups)Shadow Pines Golf Club, 600 Whalen RoadMary Lynne DiFolco, PGA ProfessionalFee: $90.00 per class (includes practice balls, equipment if needed, instructional materials and a playing pass at Shadow Lake Executive Course)

Intermediate to AdvancedWe’llspendtimegainingahigherfitnesslevel through drills with instruction in match play tactics in both singles and doubles.

#339295-A 6/27 - 8/15 W - 5:30 - 7:00 PM (8 classes)Ages 18 yrs and over Veterans’ Memorial Tennis CourtsFee: $146.00

Adult Tennis Instruction

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or [email protected]

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van Trips

Note: van outings depart on time, so please arrive

10 minutes early.

Skaneateles Lake Cruise Enjoy a day’s outing in Skaneateles, NY. Spend some time browsing the shops and thenlunchonyourownatoneofthefineeateries. Board the Emita II for an afternoon sightseeing cruise along the shores of Skaneateles Lake.

#349450-A W - 6/6Depart Community Center 10:00 AMReturn 5:00 PMFee: $23.00

Bully Hill VineyardsDrive the country roads and enjoy a day at Bully Hill overlooking Keuka Lake. Time for wine sampling, tour the Cooper Shop, Greyton H. Taylor Wine Museum and Walter S. Taylor Art Gallery, and plenty of time to browse the gift shop. Oh yes, don’t forget lunch in the restaurant with a great view. Lunch and wine sampling on your own.


Sodus Bay Tour the Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum then on to Captain Jack’s Good Time Tavern on Sodus Bay for lunch. Museum admission fee included - lunch on your own.


Bristol Harbour Take a senic drive along Canandaigua Lake for lunch at the Lodge at Bristol Harbour resort - lunch on your own.


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Exercise your mind, meet new people every Tuesday.

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

The Tuesday Game Day has grown organically with folks just stopping by to see what’s going on in the Community Room every Tuesday around 10:00 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 ticketsatleast24hoursinadvanceattheRecreationoffice.Transportation available this day - see below.

Tuesday Lunch Each Tuesday, lunch will be available at thePenfieldCommunityCenterforthecostof $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 asmenus for “TuesdayLunch” areavailable at the Community Center.

Penfield Rotary Band - Nels Carman Big Band NightThe first Tuesday of each month the PenfieldRotaryBandwillplaytwohoursofyour favorite big band sounds for dancing and listening.

Tuesdays - 5/1 & 6/5 7:30 - 9:30 PM

Penfield Community CenterFee: $1.00 - Pay at the door

BridgeContact Carol Lynch at 425-8601 or George Isgrigg at 402-6477 if you are interested in playing Bridge on Thursday mornings at the PenfieldCommunityCenter.

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

Tuesday Transportation - FreeTransportation to and from the PenfieldCommunity 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.

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 PenfieldCommunityCenterthelastTuesdayof every month.




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Daytime Education at RecreationWisdom at it’s finest hour!

Frequently Asked Questions:What is a Meet Opp? A Meet Opp is an opportunity to gather with a group of people who share the same interests. The Meet Opps are initially facilitated by one or more individuals who would like to meet up with others who may have the same fascination with a specific topic.

Do you have to have any prior knowledge or experience in the topic to attend a Meet Opp? No. We encourage novice curiosity seekers to attend and learn something new.

Why would I want to attend a Meet Opp? This is a great way to meet other people who have the same interests as you. It is also an opportunity to share and learn from others in the group.

What goes on in a typical Meet Opp? The initial meeting will be facilitated by a pre-selected individual who will generally bring some form of presentation to help kick off a discussion. This could be as elaborate as a PowerPoint show or as simple as a shoebox of collectibles. Participants are also welcome to bring their own objects, stories and experiences to share if they are so inclined.

Why are you introducing Meet Opps to the community? We are encouraging Meet Opp groups to engage in their own program planning such as arranging speakers, workshops, off-site and on-site activities that could potentially be interesting to the general public. Ultimately it is our hope that these passionate and enthusiastic participants can help us direct future programming for the ever changing Recreational landscape.

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I Love All That is Different in NYC - May 22Pam Mount will lead this travel lovers’ Meet Opp as she presents a short Power Point show on some of the odd and unusual things to do and places to go in NYC. Feel free to bring your own list of weird and different experiences traveling to the Big Apple.

#343661-AFee: $2.00

Grandpa 101 June 5RetiredPenfieldTeacherKenAndrewswill lead this Meet Opp for other new or already seasoned grandpas who are looking for some new and memorable activities one can do with their grandkids. Thisisagreat“opp”tomeetothermenwho enjoy spending quality time with their grandchildren and would like to share and learn some ideas with others.

#343661-BFee: $2.00

Readers Theater June 12, 19, 26 Veteran Rochester theater actor, director and former President of Black Friars Theatre, Alan Cuseo will lead this Opp as drama enthusiasts meet to read aloud and discuss a play. If appealing to participants this Opp will continue to meet and read additional material throughout the year.

#343661-CFee: $6.00

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Daytime Meet Opps - Tuesday at 1:00 PMat the Penfield Community Center (unless otherwise noted)

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The Life and Times of John DenverDoris Adamek will present the Life and Times of John Denver, America’s country boy. He was an American singer/songwriter, activist, and humanitarian. After traveling and living in numerous locations while growing up in his military family, Denver began his music career in folk music groups in the late 1960s. His greatest commercial success was as a solo singer. Throughout his life Denver recorded and released approximately 300 songs, about 200 of which he composed. He left this world much too soon but his voice and passion to tell a story through song is a contribution that will never be forgotten.

5/31Ticket - Free lecture onlyTicket - $6.00 - Box Lunch/Lecture

DreamweaversMVP has put this interesting program together to help understand the state of dreaming. Come discuss dreams and how we can become more aware of the hidden meanings that may be our subconscious mind creating avenues for problem-solving in our waking hours. You will receive a Dream Diary that will help you to record your dreams and look for themes and patterns. Please note that there will not be any individual dream interpretations done.


The Amazing Contributions of Ancient Greece to the Modern WorldThe contributions of other human beings from other civilization are as endless as the world itself. This program will take a lookatthemanyphilosophical,scientific,sociological structures that were created by the Greeks and how they have survived and been embraced by the modern world.


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A Journey for Mom, A Journey for MeWe never know what challenges are around the corner and how we as individuals will choose to embrace or accept them. MeetRosemaryCommisso,localPenfieldresident who like so many people had to face the affects of Alzheimer’s disease when her mother was diagnosed in 1988. What makes her story unique is her choice not to wallow in what the disease took away from her relationship with her mother, but how she chose to embrace the new experiences they would ultimately share. Although at timesdifficult, she can lookback and honestly admit it wasn’t the worst journey in her life. A commendable attitude about acceptance, patience and humor is what she would like to share with others. Rosemary will bring her experiences as well as resources for those who might need additional information. Life takes us through many journies of self discovery and she was lucky to have taken this one with her mom.


The Heroes of World War II - A Memorial for Some Unknown HeroesCome listen to the personal stories that have beencapturedbyretiredPenfield teacherKen Andrews, who has done an impressive job of tracking down and personally talking to some remarkable people who served their country in World War II. He is passionate about keeping these stories alive and relevant as they are stories about everyday people who were thrown into historical circumstances. The stories are not about the War, but about the humanity, serendipity and heroism of war. A touching portrait of people both local and abroad.


Mount Hope Cemetery - The First Municipally Owned Victorian Cemetery in the U.S.Presented by: Dennis Carr, Trustee, Friends of Mount Hope CemeteryAfter the victims of cholera epidemics in the1830sfilledtheremainingplotsintheBuffalo Street burying ground, the City of Rochester established Mt. Hope Cemetery. But Mt. Hope was more than a graveyard, it served as an important cultural institution. In 19th century Rochester, Mt. Hope was a ‘must see’ destination for visitors, and functioned as the city’s first large scale park. Dennis will examine Mt. Hope as a museum of the region’s heritage, a perfect back drop for the study of Rochester’s history, architecture, and culture. The permanent residents of Mt. Hope Cemetery present surprising connections to major movements and events in the history of the United States


Teddy Roosevelt - The People’s ChampionWith the assassination of President McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, not quite 43, became the youngest president in the nation’s history. He brought new excitement and power to the presidency, as he vigorously led Congress and the American public toward progressive reforms and a strong foreign policy. This one-hour discussion will encompass his strong work ethic and hisclaimtobe“stewardofthepeople.”HewontheNobelPeacePrizewhileinoffice,added enormously to the national forests in the West, reserved lands for public use, and fostered great irrigation projects.


This lecture is graciously sponsored by

* NOTES *LunchandLectureticketmustbepurchasedpriortolecturedateforafeeof$6.00.“Lectureonly”subjecttoseatingcapacity.

Lunch served 12:00 PM , Lecture starts 12:30 PM

Purchase Tickets: In Person:PenfieldRecreationOffice;Mail: Use program registration form with lecture name; Phone:PenfieldRecreation 340-8655 with credit card; or On-Line:www.penfield.org

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THursday leCTure series (ConTinued)

The Electric Car, The Future is HereIn 1900, 28% of the 4,192 cars produced in the United States were powered by electricity and electric automobiles represented about one third of all cars found on the roads of New York City, Boston and Chicago. In 1908 Henry Ford introduced the mass-produced and gasoline-powered Model T in the U.S., and within 20 years the hard cranking electric auto of the future was replaced. Time has traveled backwards as more and more consumers seek the re-designed auto of the past. Bob Kanauer will join us this day to talk about the history of the electric car, the design and its growing popularity. He will also discuss the advantages and disadvantages and what to expect from the car industry in the future. An electric car and charging station will be on hand for a short demonstration.


MeeT oppsThe DEAR Consortium Meeting Tuesday, May 29, 1:00 PMVolunteers needed to join the DEAR Consortium to assist with planning, executing and creating program ideas for adults 50+. We are looking for enthusiastic, passionate participants who would like to sit in on a few round table discussions this summer.

This is also a call to participants who would like to present topics for possible upcoming sessions throughout the year. For more information, please call Pam Mount 340-8664.

#343661-D 5/29Tu - 1:00 PMPenfield Community CenterNo Fee for this Meet Opp

Tracing the Journey of Rene Robert LaSalle Join other local history enthusiasts as we exploreLaSalle’spassagehereinPenfield,Victor and Ontario, Canada. This Meet Opp will be a pre-curser meeting to the August 9 Meet Opp (343 year celebration of LaSalle landing) at 4PM at MacGregor’s Grill, where we will visit LaSalle’s Landing across the street for a short tour of this historic area. This meeting is to assign interested participants “research assignments” of thevarious activities of early French explorers on the Great Lakes, Mi s s i s s i p i R ive r and Matagorda Bay in Texas. Join other history explorers for a unique opportunity to learn more. The Meet Opp will be facilitated by Dick Freitas who will be using resource information from the book “FromaWateryGrave:TheDiscovery and Excavation of La Salle’s Shipwreck, La Belle” by James E. Bruseth & Toni S. Turner.

#343661-E 7/10Tu - 1:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $2.00

Collecting 101Do you have an obsession with collecting or are looking to start a collection? Meet with other enthusiasts and see what you all have in common. Bring some of your collection(s) with you and spend some time showing all that is interesting to you. This Meet Opp will be facilitated by Vintage Postcard collector Ken Andrews. He will share his avid collection which he duplicates bytravelingandfindingtheidenticalimage100+ years later and capturing it digitally for a unique and awesome four-album collection.

#343661-F 7/17Tu - 1:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $2.00

Celebrating 3�3 Years Ago the Landing of Rene Robert LaSalle August 9 - �:00 - 6:00 PMJoinPenfield resident andhistorydiggerDick Freitas at MacGregor’s Grill on Empire

Blvd.foraninformal“aroundthetable”discussion about the famous world explorer and his travels through our area. La Salle traveled from France to Quebec, New France (Canada),

in late 1667. He was determined tofindawaterpassagetotheeast through North America. Leaving Montreal in July, 1669, LaSalle crossed Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, and other

places on the Great Lakes. His journey through Rochester is

a notable event that is now being preserved and honored in the Town of

Penfield.LaSalle’sLandingParkonEmpireBlvd., across from MacGregor’s, is one such commemoration of his expedition and the importance of our landscape in the evolution of Western civilization. It is our hope toestablisha“FriendsofLaSalle’sLanding Park” group. Please note the $2 fee does not include food or beverage. Food is on your own.

#343661-H 8/9Th - 4:00 - 6:00 PMMacGregor’s Grill & Tap Room, 1129 Empire Blvd.Fee $2.00

Everything You Have Ever Wanted to Know About Chocolate August 1� - 1:00 - 2:00 PMChocolate lovers learn the history of chocolate, the different types, free trade vs. other sources, the latest research about the pros and cons of consuming chocolate and the best cooking methods. You will leave with some free recipes! This Meet Opp will be facilitated by MVP Health Care. There will be time to share our own special recipes, favorite chocolates and taste a few different kinds of the sweet treat.

#343661-G 8/14Tu - 1:00 - 2:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $2.00

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Daniel Powers and the Grand Old Lady of Main St.The downtown Powers Building was constructed in layers because the building’s owner, Daniel Powers, wanted to have the tallest building in Rochester. As other buildings were built taller, Powers commissioned his architects, Andrew JacksonWarner,tokeepaddingfloors.ThePowers Building, architecturally innovative for its day due to its scale and metal structural system, has been the keystone of Rochester’s downtown commercial area since its construction in 1869-70. It was acclaimedas thefirstfire-proof structurein Rochester and, at the time, the only building west of New York City equipped with elevators.

#342030-A 6/13Wednesday -11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

How Rochester Almost Became DetroitA fascinating look at the history of local transportation.

#342030-B 6/27Wednesday - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

Where to Build RochestervilleThere were compet ing a reas fo r Rochesterville (now Rochester). Come discover how Tryon, Charlotte, Frankfort and many other areas around Rochester all had the right stuff to possibly be the contenders for the new city.

#342030-C 7/18Wednesday - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

The Beautiful Stage Play Houses of RochesterBefore there were movie theatres there were the very popular theater houses of Rochester. Join Mr. Shilling as he enthusiastically shares his collection of knowledge about these painted ladies and the wonderful performances that were showcased in the beautiful venues.

#342030-D 8/8Wednesday - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

The Beautiful Photo Play Houses of RochesterThe RKO Palace Theater opened on Christmas Day of 1928 and soon became the favorite downtown movie palace for this city. Large signs on the theater buildingannouncedas“TheShowplaceofRochester” and over the main entrance was the statement that thiswas “Rochester’smost beautiful theater.” There were dozens more of these elaborate theaters in our beloved city and a trip to the movies was one of the most important and socially rewarding events to go to. Get a picture of what it was liketoattendafilmintheearlydaysandahistoryof themanybeautifulfilmhousesthat landscaped the city.

#342030-E 8/29 Wednesday - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

Marvels & MyTHs of roCHesTerwith local author and historian Donovan Shilling

Seeing Today’s Economic Crisis Through the Lens of History“When does a potential crisis becomean actual crisis and how and why does it happen?”ThefifthchapterofEndgame begins with this question. In this class, we will look at Endgame’s suggested answer and discuss the implications. [This chapter overview and discussion will not provide and is not a forum to offer personal investment advice.]

#246010-A 5/3Thursday - 11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon Fee: $5.00

How will the world economy’s problems affect the value of my money? Chapters 7 and 8 of Endgame discuss the natureandcausesofdeflationandinflationand argue that in this economic climate we will experience both. Join a lively and intelligent discussion of these issues. [This chapter overview and discussion will not provide and is not a forum to offer personal investment advice.]

#246010-B 5/10Thursday - 11:00 AM - 12:00 NoonFee: $5.00

The State of Our NationFacing this world financial crisis, the U.S. has some significant advantages over other countries but we also have serious disadvantages (size of the national debt, history of political gridlock on the issue, etc.). In this class, we will discuss “TheUnitedStates:TheMessWeFindOurselves In.” [Chapter 9 of Endgame] [This chapter overview and discussion will not provide and is not a forum to offer personal investment advice.]

#246010-C 5/17Thursday - 11:00 AM- 12:00 NoonFee: $5.00

#246010-DFee: $10.00 (for the series - 5/3, 5/10 & 5/17)Registration has already begun for this pro-gram. You may register now.

Rosemary IrwinThe credit crisis that began in 2007 had its roots in 60+ years of un-sustainable and often dishonest lending practices - both on the borrower side and the lender side. While the immediate “panic” period isover, we are just beginning to experience a painful readjustment. John Mauldin’s Endgame analyzes the difficult optionsavailable in this world delivering process. Come to hear an overview of this book’s analysis and to discuss your feelings and insights on our current economic challenges. Register for all three book discussion sessions or pick and choose specifictopicsbelow.

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speCial inTeresTsFly Tying Trout Flies -Joe Callan, NYS Licensed Guide, will instructthisprogram“Learntotiefliesthatworkon theOatkaCreek” from thefivebasic categories: Nymph, Emerger, Dry, Streamer, and Terrestrial. Participants are asked to bring the following items: Fly tying vise, bobbin with 6/0 black thread, scissors, hackle pliers, whip finisher (optional). Hooks & tackle will be provided.

#342460-A 5/3 -5/24 Thursdays - 9:00 - 11:00 AMPenfield Community Center Joe CallanFee: $30.00Resident registration begins 4/23, non-resident begins 4/27.

Beginner Drawing - Learning the BasicsHereisthechancetolearnspecificdrawingtechniques with creative activities to encourage fun and confidence. Learn to look at objects with an artist’s eye, understand contour drawing, practice perspective and learn to develop some basic drawing skills.

#342461-A 5/8 - 6/12Tuesdays - 4:00 - 5:00 PM (6 classes)Penfield Community CenterDebbie SteinFee: $50.00Resident registration begins 4/23, non-resident begins 4/27.

Detective Work Without the Danger - Discovering the Stories You Didn’t Know ExistedAuthor Terry Lehr has put together a four-week workshop that will help you trace stories that can be discovered in old objects or documents. Old letters, cards, recipe books, photo albums can yield important clues to their authors, creators, and users. Once revealed, their stories can be told in a variety of ways - orally, short stories, biographies, illustrations. Terry is the author of Emerging Leader, a collection of Civil War letters from a colonel to his wife, and other publications.

#342462-A 5/21 -6/18M - 3:00 - 4:30 PM (no class 5/28)Penfield Community CenterTerri LehrFee: $24.00

Euchre Instruction for BeginnersA n e x c e l l e n t oppor tun i ty fo r 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).

#342040-A 5/7 - 6/18 (no class 5/28)Mondays - 9:30 -10:30 AMPenfield Community CenterDick SeilsFee: $39.00 (6 classes)

Pickleball for BeginnersThe hottest new sport in the country for all ages, including adults 60+. A cross between tennis and ping-pong, Pickleball is a great way formature athletes to stay fit (fullmobility required). This class will introduce the basic rules of play for the game and allow the novice player t o ge t f ami l i a r w i t h s e r v i n g , scoring, rules, and equipment for both singles and doubles play. Students will be invited to stay and play after class during our open Pickleball time.

#341610-A 5/7 - 6/18 (no class 5/28)Mondays - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Penfield Community CenterDick SeilsFee: $39.00 (6 classes)

gaMes for THe Mind or bodyHealthy & Delicious

Weeknight Cooking!This class will give adults (any age!) insight into how they can make small changes that will make a world of difference and cooking techniques that will de-mystify healthy eating - it actually doesn’t take an excessive amount of time or money! The sessions will consist of a sharing time (people can express their concerns and time constraints) and we will then hit the kitchen to learn new and fun ways to weave healthy ingredients and cooking techniques into our everyday lives. Session topics: 1) Introductiontowholefoodsandbenefitsto healthy cooking 2.) Using easy equations &yourfavoriteflavorsinsteadofrecipesfor weeknight cooking 3.) Saving $$ at the grocery store 4.) Healthy & delicious desserts and snacks.

#332210-A 6/1 - 6/22Fridays - 1:00 - 2:30 PM (4 classes)Penfield Community CenterLora DownieFee: $60.00

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 onhow to get it started.Evenfirst

time knitters can partake in this program. Great fun in a very supportive and friendly environment!

#342610-A 5/7 - 6/11 (no class 5/28)Mondays - 1:00 - 2:30 PM (5 classes)Penfield Community CenterJoyce BossardFee: $10.00

Register early for your program - if it doesn’t meet minimum enrollment,

it will be cancelled!

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PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL ACTIVITIES ARE AT LEGACY AT WILLOW POND NOT PENFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER

Dryden Theatre Every Monday throughout the summer take a free ride to the Dryden Theatre with thefilmenthusiastsfromtheLegacy.Call388-7663 (the Legacy) to reserve a spot on the van. The Dryden requests a $1 donation at the door.

Casino Seneca - April 30Bus will depart Legacy at Willow Pond at 8:00 AM. $25 per person ($20 in slot dollars and $5 meal credit). Activities and prizes on the bus! Make your reservation by calling the Legacy at 388-7663. Space is limited.

Dinner and Dancing at the LegacyThe last Friday of every month come enjoy wine, hors d’oeuvres, dinner and dancing for only $12. Call to make your reservation at 388-7663.

The Fish Fry Friday Concert Series!Enjoydeliciousfish fry dinners and liveentertainment throughout the summer!

Dinner is served 5:00-6:00 PM, music starts at 7:00 PM.

Cost is $6.99 per person

Summer Schedule:

June 29.........Ruby Shooz July 27...........Joe Para Trio

Aug 10..........Coupe De Villes

40 Willow Pond Way PenfieldNY14526

(585) 388-7663

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Afternoon Tea Salon - Free Wednesdays - 1:00 PMEnjoy 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 hear a book review fromCamilleDelVecchiofromthePenfieldPublic Library. Registration not required.

Walk the GymWalk the gym at selected times - schedule availableatRecreationOfficeandonourwebsite. 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. Gym closed on holidays. Gym will not be available June 25 - August 10.

Thursday Lecture SeriesA free interesting lecture on a variety of topics is presented at 12:30 PM. There is no fee, but registration is required. (See pages 32-33 for detailed information about topic and optional lunches that are available for $6.)

Free Friday Film Series at NoonSponsored by the Penfield Public Library and Penfield Recreation (This program runs through June 22.)

Films are presented in full stereo sound with a large screen format. A variety of movies are chosen each month, which include classics and recentlyreleasedfilms.Priortoeachfilmashort introduction will be presented with interesting trivia and information about themakingofthefilm.Pleasenotefilmsaresubject to change depending on availability. YoucancallthePenfieldRecreationDept.for monthly titles. Films run through 6/22.

Spring Dinner Theater at Noon on May 8(Please note that this date has been changed from May 1 to May 8) Enjoy lunchanda showatPenfieldCommunityCenter. The GeriActors will perform another of their light-hearted repertoire pieces. About Time takes a wryly hilarious look at the advantages and shortcomings of advancing age. Lunch will begin at 12:00 PM, performance will begin at 1:00 PM. Lunch and show are $4. Please purchaseticketforlunchatRecreationoffice.Entertainment sponsored by Legacy at Willow Pond

Queen’s Tea on the Lawn at Noon on July 3Ifweatherpermits,tea,fingersandwichesandpastriesonthelawnatPenfieldCommunity Center. Croquet on the lawn for anyone interested in partaking in somelightrecreationalfun.PurchaseticketsattheRecreationoffice.Fee:$4.

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speCials Hunter Safety Education These courses are FREE and held in cooperation with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. You must be at least 11 years of age to take these classes. You must be at least 12 to obtain a hunting license. All classes taught by certified instructors. Registration is held IN-PERSON ONLY at the Penfield Recreation Office, starting July 11 (firstcome basis - maximum of 20 participants per class). If you have any special needs, please let us know when you register.

NYS Hunter Education8/6, 8/7, 8/9M, Tu & Th - 6:30 - 10:00 PM(You must attend all 3 classes)Penfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Road

NYS Bow Hunter Education9/4, 9/6Tu & Th - 6:00 - 10:00 PM(You must attend both classes)Penfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Road*In order to obtain a Bow Hunter license, you must have completed both the NYS Hunter Education and NYS Bow Hunter Education Courses.

The Penfield Players - your CommuniTy TheaTre PresenTs a sPring melodrama

“egad! THe woMan in wHiTe” by Tim Kelly

Performances will be held Friday - May 4, 11, 18 and Saturdays - May 5, 12, 19 at 8:00 PM

at Penfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Road, Penfield.

ThePenfieldPlayers’annualmelodramasareamuchanticipatedhighlightwithbothactorsandaudiences. In fact, the audience is almost as big a part of the show as what happens on stage!

Get ready to LAUGH, CHEER, BOO and throw popcorn at this hilarious melodrama by Tim Kelly! Meet a true scoundrel, who put his wife in the nut house to steal her fortune, dispatches enemies with uncanny ease and arranges mock funerals in a world populated by abandoned wives, insolent servants, lawyers and hypochondriacs, till the uncanny Lady in White appears...and epic mayhem ensues. COME BE A PART OF THE FUN!!

The Players are also looking for volunteers in all areas. They are a community organization -thatmeansYOURhelpisneededtobringextraordinaryproductionstoPenfield.You’llneverbe put out on a limb - you’ll be working with talented, engaging people to help bring an artistic vision to life! Whatever your level of experience, there is something that you can do. As you continue to work with us you will have the opportunity to explore different areas of theatre production – publicity, costumes, set construction, light design and operation, producing, acting, even directing! If you’d like to be part of this talented bunch, contact us at www.penfieldplayers.org.

Pre-sale tickets are $12 and may be purchased at the Penfield Recreation Office in person (1985 Baird Road) or by phone 340-8655 or web via www.penfieldplayers.org with Visa, MasterCard or Discover (no refunds or exchanges please). Advanced tickets are strongly recommended. Remaining tickets will be sold at the door for $15.

Check out our website at www.penfieldplayers.org.

Penfield Independence Day Parade

Float Contest!Calling all kids, teens, clubs, organizations and families!

JoinusforPenfield’sIndependenceDayParadeFloatBuildingcontest.Parade time: 10:00 am Saturday, June 30

TheparaderouteisfromPHStoPenfieldCommunityCenter,alongroute441.

Build a float and enter to win. Groupsofallsizesandagesareencouragedtoenter;walkers,ridersanduniquefloatswelcome!

Please call 340-8655 byJune8toenteryourfloatortobeapartoftheparade.


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June is Wellness Month in Penfield

Rothfuss Park Farm WalkCheck out this fun activity while visiting Rothfuss Park!

Look for the red box at the playground. Pick up a Farm Walk Passport and walk the path, completing

the activities at each station.At the last station pick-up your farm coloring

sheets. Complete all three walk themes and bring your book to Penfield Recreation for a “I Walked the Rothfuss Farm” t-shirt.

The program runs June, July and August with each theme starting on the first of each month.

Hey kids!

Play and recreation are important for good health!

Penfield Recreation will be offering a NEW program, “Wellness Adventures”! This p rog ram w i l l be offered to youth ages 10-14. The program will promote making healthy choices in eating habits as well as physical activity.

Participants will meet weekly. Program includes field trips and special events. Be on the lookout for more information on this NEW Wellness Program!

Wegmans, our Wellness Partner

Eat more locally grown fruits and vegetables!

Ask your food retailer, favorite restaurants, or child and adult care community about participating in the Harvest of the Month program. For food facts and

serving ideas see monthly newsletters posted on the Penfield Central School Food Service website: www.

penfield.edu/departments.cfm?subpage=1355075

For more info: Linda Phillips, Seeking Common Ground Farm to Table Coordinator

[email protected] or (585) 264-0555.

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with Wegmans, our Wellness Partner

To participate in the program, stop by the Recreation office and complete an Eat Well, Live Well Walking Challenge registration form. Pedometers can be purchased at that time for $1.00. Once we receive your registration form you will be sent an email with login information to the Wegmans Eat Well, Live Well website. After logging onto the website you will be able to track your steps over the 8-week program. The program start date is May 6, 2012.

Penfield Recreation’s 2012 Eat Well, Live Well

Walking Challenge

The goal of the eight-week competitive Eat Well, Live Well Challenge is to encourage individuals to move more, increase the amount of fruits and vegetables consumed and learn how to lead “healthier, better lives.”

An activity for the entire family!

Give up a little sCrEEn time for some sCEnEry time.

There is now a healthy choice for snacks when v is i t ing the Penf ie ld Community Center. Wegmans has installed the “Wegmans Healthy Vending Machine” in the lobby, which provides customers an opportunity to select from various healthy food and juice choices.

Healthy Snack Choices!

DID YOU KNOW? In 2005, Wegmans met with Penfield, NY officials to discuss how we could

jointly encourage local residents to get moving as a way to enjoy healthier, better lives. We offered a fun, “out of the box” idea—teaming up to encourage exploration of local nature trails. The result: a pocket-sized trail “passport” with easy-to-read maps, fitness tips, and motivation in the form of prizes for

trails hiked and recorded in the booklets.Stop by the Penfield Recreation Office or either Penfield Wegmans store (Penfield Rd. or Empire Blvd.) to get your Trails Passport and get moving!

Wegmans Passport to Family Wellness Program

Wegmans, our Wellness Partner

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Music starts at 7:00 p.m. - Great food available each night!

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“Kids Fest” Thursdays

July 12 The Dinner Dogs

July 19 Bart and Kevin

July 26 Dady Brothers

August 2 Mike Kornrich Band

Saturday concerts (ONLY) move to PenfieldCommunityCenterifrain

“Saturdays on Stage” July 14 Ruby Shooz

August 4 Gap Mangione and his Big Band

Veterans’ Memorial Park, 3100 Atlantic Avenue, Penfield

“Cool Jazz” Tuesdays

July 10 Gap Mangione and his

New Blues Band

July 17 Rod Blumenau

July 24 Mark Cassara

July 31 The White Hots

Penfield Amphitheater

& Kiwanis Stage

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*Cancellations due to inclement weather - please call 340-8663, or visit www.penfield.org.*

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Tastin’ the BluesSeptember 15

12:00 - 4:00 pmAfun-packedafternoonofgreatbluesmusic,chilijudgingandbeersamplingatthePenfieldAmphitheater. The Scandals will open up for Steve Grills and the Roadmasters, who bring their hard-driving Chicago-style blues, along with special guests, to the stage. Dundee will be providing a line up of locally brewed beer for sampling, chili contestants will have hot chili available for judging, and event goers can just enjoy the day. A great way to spend a Saturdayafternoonandtoroundoutthe2012Amphitheaterprogramat“PenRocks”!

Wegmans Penfield Music FestFriday, June 1 6:00 - 8:00 pm

High School Jazz

Saturday, June 211:00 am - 3:00 pm

PenfieldSchoolDistrictmusicdepartments

Penfield Symphony Orchestra POPS ConcertSaturday, June 2

4:00 pm - Bring your picnic basket and enjoy the concert! Food will be available from our gourmet concession cart.

(rain date POPS concert 6/3)

Penfield POPS BandJune 11 & July 16

7:00 pm

Special Events at Penfield Amphitheater

& Kiwanis Stage

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CoMMuniTy info CoMMuniTy evenTsSportsNetResidentsofPenfieldwithdisabilitiesmaybe interested in SportsNet. SportsNet is a programwhichprovidesrecreation,fitnessand sports opportunities for people with physical disabilities. For more info., call the SportsNetofficeat271-2520ext.674.

Visit the Town website for news and information about Town departments, services and events. It’s all available at www.penfield.org.

www.penfield.org

Penfield PlayersLocal,non-profitcommunitytheatergroup,sponsored by Penfield Recreation. The group performs a variety of shows each year. For current production information visit www.penfieldplayers.orgorseepage37.

Penfield Recreation E-NewsStay informedwithPenfieldRecreation’sE-News. Once a week you can receive thelatestnewsandupdatesfromPenfieldRecreation. Learn about new programs and upcomingevents.Bethefirsttoknow!Tosign up for this newsletter, please visit our websiteatwww.penfield.organdclickonParks and Recreation.

Penfield Pops BandThe Pops Band, conducted by Dick Stacy, will be performing throughout the Penfield/Rochester area in the coming months. 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.

Memorial Day Ceremony of RemembrancePenfield’sannualMemorialDayCeremonyof Remembrance will be held Monday, May 28, 2012 at 10:30 am at Veterans’ Memorial Park. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on. If you would like to present a rose in honor of a veteran, please call Sabrina Renner at 340-8651 to participate in the Presentation of Roses.

Rabies ClinicTheTownofPenfieldAnimalServiceswillhost a Rabies Clinic on Saturday, June 2 from10am-12noonatthePenfieldSewerGarage,1595JacksonRd.,Penfield.Dogsmust be leashed and cats in carriers. All pets must be at least 3 months of age. For more information call Animal Services at 340-8616. This free clinic is courtesy of theTownofPenfieldandMonroeCountyDepartment of Health.

Penfield Community TVPenfieldCommunityTelevision (PCTV)provides the Penfield communitywith awealth of information on the Community Bulletin Board, as well as covering live government meetings, airing school board meetings, and so much more! At PCTV’s website - www.penfieldtv.org - you can find information about signingup for thestation’s electronic newsletter, read Bulletin Board announcements, view the program schedules for cable channels 12 and 15, and for those who don’t receive cable, or who missed a live meeting, there is video available. Most anything aired is available for web viewing.

Penfield Clean Up DayFamilies, groups, organizations, and individuals are invited to help clean up PenfieldonSaturday,April28from9amto 12 pm. We will be picking up roadside debrisandhelpingtogetPenfieldreadyforthe warmer months. Students - this is a great community service project!You can choose the area of town you would like to help pick up, or an area will be assigned to you.

Toregisteryourgroup,pleasecallPenfieldRecreation at (585) 340-8655.

Penfield Community Victory GardenTheTownofPenfieldCommunityGardenislocated on a 3.3 acre piece of town-owned land located adjacent to 1724 Five Mile Line Road, near Rothfuss Park. We have a formal garden committee that meets monthlyatthePenfieldCommunityCenter.Volunteers are needed for many aspects of the garden including manual labor. No experience necessary. To volunteer, or for more information, please email Dave Boyer at [email protected], or call (585) 340-8655.

Town Clerk’s OfficeYourTownClerk’s office providesmanyservicestothePenfieldcommunity.BesuretovisittheofficeattheTownHallforthefollowing:•Issuance of Marriage Licenses (by appointment), Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Permits, Handicap Parking Hangers, and Dog Licenses. Dog Licensing fees are as follows: Spayed/Neutered $10, Unspayed/Unneutered $20, Spayed/Neutered Senior owner fee (65 & older) $5, Unspayed/Unneutered Senior owner fee $15. Look for on-line dog licensing to begin in 2012.•Notary Services•Items for sale: Penfield Blanket $40, Books:PenfieldPast$15,ImagesofEarlyPenfield$12.50,BicentennialMerchandise:Shirts $10, Hats $10, Frisbees $3, Pins $2. Go to the Town website at www.penfield.org for more Town Clerk services and information.

suMMer blood drives

2:00 - 7:00 pmPenfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Rd.To schedule a donation appointment, call 1-800-Red-Cross or visitwww.redcrossblood.org

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Independence Day Traffic UpdatesForyourconvenience,theTownwillpublishtrafficflowinformationforeventgoersleavingHarrisWhalenParkdirectlyfollowingthe10:00PMFireworksDisplay.InformationwillbeavailableinthePenfieldPost,theRecreationE-Newsletter,andtheTownWebSite(www.penfield.org,beginning6/15).Pleasenotethatyoumayexperiencea30-minutetrafficdelayleavingtheeventarea.

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ParadeHigh School to Community Center via Rt. 441. All parade route arteries will be closed during the parade.

Featuring Webster Marching Band, Gates Keystone Club Police Pipes & Drums,

Towpath Volunteers Fife and Drum Corps, Penfield Fire Company and Band, Ghost Riders Drum & Bugle Corps and much more!

Emcee: Mr. Don Alhart, TV News Anchor, WHAM-TV

Parade MarshalMr. Mike Cooper

Town of PenfieldIndependence Day Celebration

Saturday, June 30, 2012

6:00 – 11:00 pmHarris Whalen Park

Music By: Dog House

Bobby Henrie & The Goners

10:00 pm FIREWORKS

Great Food & Bounce House For tHe kids!

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penfield publiC library1985 Baird road Penfield, ny 14526

HoUrSMonday- Thursday10:00am - 9:00pm

friday 10:00am - 6:00pmSaturday 10:00am - 1:00pm*

Sunday 2:00 - 5:00pm***open Saturday mornings effective

June 23 - august 25.**Closed Sundays effective

June 24 - September 2.

(585) 340-8720

Scan this code to access our program calendar

Penfield Public Library will be closedMemorial Day weekend - May 26- 28,

July 4, and Labor Day weekend - September 1-3.

Dementia BeyonD Drugs: Changing the Culture of CareThursday, May 3 1:00 – 3:00 pmreGiSTraTion begins Thursday, april 19.

olD age in a new age: the Promise of transformative nursing Homes Wednesday, May 16 6:00 - 7:30 pmreGiSTraTion begins Wednesday, May 2.

FiFteentH annual aDult summer reaDing Program*

Monday, June 25 – friday, august 3adults ages 18 and up

“Between the Covers” is the theme of our adult summer reading game. Complete one raffle slip for each book read. You will be eligible for weekly prizes! Lists of suggested readings will be

available.

adult Programs

Lifespan programs focusing on “If All of Rochester Read the Same Book..The Madonnas of leningrad by Debra Dean”:

“nigHt sHiVers” PresenteD By tHe genesee storytellers*Thursday, July 57:00 - 8:00 pmentering grade 6- adult reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, June 21.Center stage: Broadening our awareness of each other-

one Person, one story at a time: a Conversation on raceThursday, May 3 6:00 - 8:00 pmThis collaborative project will raise awareness about race and its impact on our community as well as develop tools and resources to engage in more conversations. Groups participating include: M.K. Gandhi institute for non-Violence, The national Co-alition Building Institute, The Center for Dispute Settlement, Rev. Lawrence Hargrave outreach Ministries Pastor at asbury first United Methodist, the rev. Cynthia Cole, Gloria Lawton, Velvery Caldwell, and the Friends and Foundation of Rochester Public library.reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, april 19.

mountains & laKes oF tHe aDironDaCKs*Thursday, June 5 7:00 - 8:00 pmJoin Joyce Roeder of Penfield as she travels to this favorite vacation spot of many New Yorkers. REGISTRATION begins Thursday, May 24.

stargaZing unDer tHe stars* (location: Rothfuss Park)Thursday, august 9 8:15 - 10:00 pm (talk will be held 9:00- 10:00pm)for all agesBring your lawn chair, blanket, and flash-light and learn all about the night sky as you listen to don Hall, retired director of the Strasenburgh Planetarium. reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, July 26.

*These programs are sponsored by the Friends of Penfield Public Library.

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All programs are sponsored by the Friends of Penfield Public Library.

Summer Reading Game for 6th-12th graders!Log the hours you spend reading and write book reviews online. Earn a prize for every 5 hours you read and the chance to win larger prize packages. A link to the program will be available from the library’s website beginning June 20.

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ZomBie aPoCalyPse sCaVenger Hunt nigHtWednesday, august 17:00 - 8:30 pmentering grades 6-12How will you and your friends survive a zombie apocalypse? Teams will be provided with a zombie survival kit and will then search for information to complete challenges within the library. reGiSTraTion is required and begins July 18. limited to 30 partici-pants.

tie Dye tHe nigHt sKyWednesday, June 277:00 - 8:30 pmentering grades 6-12Create your own tie dye in shades reminiscent of the night sky- mid-night blue, deep purple, and black satin. The library provides the high quality dye and supplies. Participants must bring items to dye such as t-shirts, pillow cases, etc. reGiSTraTion is required and begins June 13. limited to 25 participants.

“nigHt sHiVers” PresenteD By tHe genesee storytellersThursday, July 57:00 - 8:00 pmentering grade 6- adultNot for the faint of heart! The Gen-esee Storytellers will present urban legends and some of the scariest stories from around the world. reGiSTraTion is required and begins June 21. limited to 80 participants.

Creatures oF tHe nigHt Fantasy Drawing ClassWednesday, July 117:00 - 8:30 pmentering grades 6-12artist and game designer Chris Pal-lace is coming to show you some of his creations (including a sneak peek at his new game “Deck of the Living Dead”) and to help you draw zombies, vampires, werewolves, and other nocturnal nasties! reGiSTraTion is required and begins June 27. limited to 30 participants.

girls’ nigHt out Featuring meHnDi tattoosWednesday, July 187:00 - 8:30 pmentering grades 6-12Grab your girlfriends and get some gorgeous henna tattoos from our talented mehndi artist, make beaded bracelets, and create some no-sew fleece pillows to donate to The Society for the Protection and Care of Children. The night will be made complete with chocolate fondue! reGiSTraTion is required and begins July 3. limited to 25 participants.

summer olymPiCs gaming nigHtWednesday, July 257:00 - 8:30 pmentering grades 6-12Compete in video game versions of summer Olympic events! We will have london 2012 on the PS3 and Mario & Sonic at the london 2012 olympics on the Wii. Go for the gold and bring home some fabulous prizes. reGiSTraTion is required and begins July 11. limited to 30 participants.

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Teen Volunteers needed for Summer Reading Game!

training For reaDing gamesaturday, June 1611:00 am – 12:15 pmFor grades 7-12 (Fall, 2012)registration reQuireD*Have fun while earning some community service credit! Penfield Public Library is looking for some committed teens to help with our summer reading game for children in grades K – 6, running from June 25th through August 1st. Learn how you can help run the reading game during this mandatory training session. To help make the game more enjoyable for everyone we ask that you volunteer for a regular weekly shift. reaDing game timesPlease choose one of the following shifts to work when you register for training:Mondays, 5:45 – 8:15 pmTuesdays, 1:45 – 4:15 pmTuesdays, 6:00 – 8:30 pmWednesdays, 10:15 am – 12:45 pmWednesdays, 3:15 – 6 pmPlease don’t sign-up if you know you will miss more than two weeks of the six week program.*reGiSTraTion begins friday, June 1 for Penfield town or school district residents; friday, June 15 for all others. online registration not available, please call the library at 340-8720.

2012 Children’s summer reading game

early Bird registration:Once again we are offering early registration for those who would like to pick up summer reading game materials in June for children entering kindergarten

through sixth grade (child must be present to register).

you can register: Wednesday, June 13, 4:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Thursday, June 14, 4:00 pm – 7:00 pmMonday, June 18, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Wednesday, June 20, 4:30 pm – 7:30 pmfriday, June 22, 10:00 am – 12:30 pmfriday, June 22, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm *

the reading game starts Monday, June 25 and runs through Wednesday, august 1.

You play once a week on:Mondays, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm, orTuesdays, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm, orTuesdays, 6:15 pm – 8:15 pm, or

Wednesdays, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm, orWednesdays, 3:30 pm – 5:45 pm

To play, you need to contract with the children’s librarians to read at least 20 minutes a day, 5 days a week (children who are not yet reading can be

read to). We fill out the contract when you come to register. Child must be present to register. You will also receive a special reading game bag with our

official reading calendar!

every day your contract is met; you earn a coupon that can be redeemed for prizes at our prize table. Each WEEK when you come to play the game, you get one roll of the dice to advance on the game board. for each WeeK your contract is met, you earn an extra roll of the dice. You will also earn a raffle ticket to enter our weekly prize drawing. And if you follow the special directions on certain squares, you can earn EVEN MORE raffle tickets. Come

in to play each week and pick up a DREAM BIG, READ! bonus activity card! Do the activity each week to earn EXTRA COUPONS!!

*OR…REGISTER the first time you come to play the reading game during any of our regularly scheduled reading game times. Just keep track of all the reading you do beginning Monday, June 18. Write it down and have your

parents sign it. We let you use that towards meeting your contract the first time you play the game.

Programs are sponsored by the Friends of Penfield Public Library.

Many thanks to the Friends of Penfield Public Library, and the many local businesses that are providing prizes for our

summer reading program.

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*sPeCial “K” story time & CraFtTuesday, august 2111:00 – 11:45 aMFor children entering kindergarten in September 2012.reGiSTraTion begins Tuesday, august 7.

*CraFty Fun Daysfor children entering grades 1-3Come enjoy a story and make a theme-related craft.thursday, June 28 3:15 – 4:15 PmreGiSTraTion begins Thursday, June 16.

Friday, July 13 3:15 – 4:15 PmreGiSTraTion begins friday, June 24.

thursday, July 19 3:15 – 4:15 Pm reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, July 7.

thursday, July 26, 3:15 – 4:15 PmreGiSTraTion begins Thursday, July 12.

summer Family story timeMondays, 10:30 – 11:00 aMJune 25 – august 6 for children ages 2 ½ - 5, child must be accompanied by an adult. Join us for stories, songs, and finger plays presented by our children’s librarian.no registration is required.

stories ‘n’ more story timeTuesdays, 10:30 – 11:00 aMJune 26 - august 14 (no class on august 7)For children ages 3 – 6, who are able to attend without a parent/caregiver.Children are invited to enjoy stories, songs, and fingerplays presented by our children’s librarian. Parents/caregivers must remain in the library during story time. no registration required.

*These programs are sponsored by the Friends of Penfield Public Library.register online or call the library.

*tales ‘n tunes “PaJama Party”Thursday, June 287:00 – 8:00 PMfor children ages 4 and up and their families. reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, June 14.

*wilD wingsfriday, June 293:15 – 4:15 PMfor children entering grades K - 6.reGiSTraTion begins friday, June 15.

*stuFFeD animal liBrary sleePoVerThursday, July 57:00 – 7:30 PMages 3 – 8, accompanied by an adult.reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, June 21.

*liBrary lego laB friday, July 610:30 – 11:45 aMfor children entering grades 1 – 6.reGiSTraTion begins friday, June 22.

*PillowCase DeCoratingfriday, July 63:15 – 4:15for children entering grades 1 – 6.reGiSTraTion begins friday, June 22.

*ProFessor KlutZoThursday, July 123:30 – 4:15 PMfor children entering grades K - 6.reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, June 28.

tales For tailsfriday, July 1310:30 – 11:30 aMfor children entering grades K- 6. (Children 7 and under must be accompanied by an adult).no registration is required.

*CHarlie anD CHeCKers “learning to Dream”Thursday, July 1910:30 – 11:15 aMfor children ages 4-10.reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, July 5.

*History Houses featuring teresa woodfriday, July 203:15 – 4:15for children entering grades 1-6.reGiSTraTion begins friday, July 6.

*omniPresent PuPPet tHeater presents “sleeping Beauty”Thursday, July 263:15 – 4:15 PMfor children entering grades K – 6 reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, July 12.

*reaDing game CeleBration with…in Jest Tuesday, august 7 7:00 – 8:00 PMfor readinG GaMe ParTiCiPanTS onlyParenTS and CareGiVerS WelCoMeWe will celebrate the end of our summer reading game in a grand finale of fun, excitement, and laughter. We are thrilled to welcome back Nels Ross Cremen from In Jest. Nels will be performing an ALL NEW SHOW with awesome juggling, and knock-your-socks-off, laugh-until-it-hurts comedy. After the show we will honor our reading game participants by presenting them with special reading game certificates. reGiSTraTion is required and begins Tuesday, July 24.

*roCHester museum anD sCienCe Center’s energy sHowfriday, July 271:30 – 2:30 pm or3:15 – 4:15 pmfor children entering grades 1 – 6reGiSTraTion begins friday, July 13.

*Drawing Creatures oF tHe nigHt with scott gibala-BroxholmThursday, august 23:15 – 4:15 PMfor children entering grades 3 – 6 reGiSTraTion begins Thursday, July 19.

*liBrary lego laB friday, august 310:30 – 11:45 aMfor children entering grades 1 – 6reGiSTraTion begins friday, July 20.

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Program Name (First Choice) Course # (including section) Program Fee IF COURSE IS FULL, YOUR 2ND CHOICE

1) ___________________________ $____________

2) ___________________________ $____________

TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED $____________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.

SIGNATURE _______________________________________________________________ {PARENT/GUARDIAN/SELF (IF OVER 18)}PLEASE LIST ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION HERE (e.g. Special Needs/Medical Notes/Requests/Other):

(PLEASE PRINT) Recreation Registration Form (*Filloutformcompletelyincludingsignature*)

PARTICIPANT NAME___________________________________________ SEX____ DOB______/______/______ AGE______

ADDRESS ____________________________________________________ CITY___________________________ ZIP______________

HOME PHONE_________________ WORK PHONE_________________Ext_____

Please list all courses which you wish to register for:

If participant under the age of 18, please complete the shaded area below: ResidentofPenfieldorPenfieldschooldist.?_____Yes_____No

PARENT NAME_________________________________ DAY PHONE #______________ RELATIONSHIP (Mom/Dad) ________

2ND PARENT NAME__________________________________ DAY PHONE #_______________ RELATIONSHIP ___________SCHOOL THAT CHILD IS ATTENDING________________________________________ GRADE __________

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

Cardholder’s Name:______________________ Authorized Signature ______________________________

Check payable to: “PenfieldRecreation”

3 Digit Security Code

CELL PHONE_________________________________ CARRIER (for texting purposes) _______________________________________

Program Name (First Choice) Course # (including section) Program Fee IF COURSE IS FULL, YOUR 2ND CHOICE

1) ___________________________ $____________

2) ___________________________ $____________

TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED $____________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.

SIGNATURE _______________________________________________________________ {PARENT/GUARDIAN/SELF (IF OVER 18)}PLEASE LIST ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION HERE (e.g. Special Needs/Medical Notes/Requests/Other):

(PLEASE PRINT) Recreation Registration Form (*Filloutformcompletelyincludingsignature*)

PARTICIPANT NAME___________________________________________ SEX____ DOB______/______/______ AGE______

ADDRESS ____________________________________________________ CITY___________________________ ZIP______________

HOME PHONE_________________ WORK PHONE_________________Ext_____

Please list all courses which you wish to register for:

If participant under the age of 18, please complete the shaded area below: ResidentofPenfieldorPenfieldschooldist.?_____Yes_____No

PARENT NAME_________________________________ DAY PHONE #______________ RELATIONSHIP (Mom/Dad) ________

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CELL PHONE_________________________________ CARRIER (for texting purposes) _______________________________________

MAIL IN or DROP OFF1. You must complete a separate registration formforeachperson.Besuretofillinthecourse #’s on your form, and sign the waiver. We cannot process your registration if your form is incomplete or unsigned.

2. You may either mail in or drop off your registration. The drop-box is located next to theRecreationOfficedoorandmaybeusedduring building hours, M-Th 8AM - 10PM, Fr 8AM - 6PM, Sa 9AM - 5PM (10-1 starting 6/23), Su 2-5PM (closed starting 6/24). The drop-box will be emptied and processed throughout the day (M-F) along with the U.S. Mail delivery.

3. CHECKS - We prefer a separate check perperson,percourse,payableto“PenfieldRecreation.” (If you submit a single check as payment for several courses, and are closed out of one or more, your check will be deposited, and your refund for the closed course(s) will take approximately six weeks to process.)

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.

4.RegistrationbeginsMay1*forPenfieldtown and school district residents, and May 8* for non-residents (*unless otherwisenoted). Registrations may be submitted prior to the registration start date, but will not be processed until then.

5. A receipt will be e-mailed or mailed to you once your registration has been processed. Please note, the receipt will say whetheryouhavebeenplacedinyourfirstorsecondchoice.Ifaclasshasfilled,yourcheck will be returned, and/or a full refund processed (see registration procedures #3 above).

Please note that we do not accept phone registrations.

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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 requestsmustbesubmittedtothePenfieldRecreationOffice.

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 baseduponthedateofyournotificationtotheRecreationOffice,notthedateofyourinjury/illness.

4) Absolutely no refunds after a program has ended.

Transfers: You may transfer up to one week prior to the start of class. A $5.00 service fee will be charged for all transfers. A special transfer form must be completed. Forms are available at the Recreation Office.Notransfersbytelephoneoroncea class has begun.

These policies apply to ALL Recreation Programs.

ON-LINE (WEB)1. In order to use PenfieldRecreation’son-line registration system, WebTrac, you must create an account atwww.penfield.org.Click“Parks&Recreation”,thenclick“OnlineRegistration”,thenclick“LogintoWebTrac”, then click “Need an account- click here”.

2. Once the Information Form is completed andsubmitted to theRecreationOffice,auser name and password will be issued to your household.

3. With a user name and password, you will be able to access Web Trac. Go on-line to the TownofPenfieldwebsite,www.penfield.org, click on Parks and Recreation, click on Online Registration, log in, select your classes, place them in your shopping cart, and “check out” usingVisa,MasterCardor Discover to complete the transaction on our secured site. You can print a receipt for your records.

4.RegistrationbeginsMay1*forPenfieldtown and school district residents, and May 8* for non-residents (*unless otherwisenoted).

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

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Special ThanksWeappreciatethecontinuoussupport&cooperationofthePenfieldandWebsterSchoolDistricts,NYSOfficeofParks,RecreationandHistoricPreservation,MonroeCountyOfficeofAging,NYSOfficeofAging,PenfieldFireCompany,PenfieldVolunteerAmbulance,ZoneAMonroeCountySheriff,NYSPolice,ArtsCulturalCouncilforGreaterRochester,Lifespan,Penfield-PerintonKiwanis,PenfieldRotaryClub,PenfieldBusinessAssociation,PenfieldChamberofCommerceandourmanylocalgroups&organizations.

Theprogram is fundedby theNYSOfficeofChildren&FamilyServices through theRochester-MonroeCounty 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.

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

Recreation StaffChris Bilow, Recreation DirectorLinanne Conroy, CPRP, Assistant DirectorSteve Orsini, Assistant DirectorPam Mount, Recreation SupervisorSabrina Renner, Special Events Assistant Paula Colombo, ClerkChristine Doyle, ClerkCarol Herrick, Clerk

Parks & Facilities StaffBob Garbeck, Park ForemanJim Kreckman, Facilities ForemanDave Ewell, Security ForemanJeanne Gorton, Clerk Trevor Bailey Bill Buttle Bruce Dayton Harold DoyleWayne Fisher Dick Gutknecht Pete Hidley

Trails CommitteeNels Carman Jr., Chair Dick Adamus Jim Britt Robert Brumbaugh Mary Ellen Collinge Eleanor HartquistW. Frank Jones

Community Victory Garden CommitteeDave Boyer, Chair Michael FallatGloria Barnes Chris MandelGordy Barnes Greg SmithCarol Boyer Gary VincelliDot Brenneis Phyllis VincelliDick Clouthier Sue Webster

Ed LindskoogJim PetersAileen ReisElsa SchaeferTerry SmithDenny TrippGinny Wilterdink

Kenneth KasemanDave KierT.J. LaDucaTim MastertonKeith MaynardJimUrckfitz

Reference Numbers and InformationBushido Kai Judo Club (Heiko Rommelman)...............................................................265-1234Monroe County Parks.......................................................................................753-PARK(7275)

PenfieldArtAssociation..........................................................(www.penfieldartassociation.com)PenfieldBusinessAssoc. (www.penfieldbusiness.org).................................................234-9706PenfieldChamberofCommerce (www.penfieldchamber.org)....................................234-1541PenfieldCub/BoyScout Info (www.senecawaterways.org)........................................241-8530PenfieldGirlScoutsMillwheelUnit (www.penfieldgirlscouts.org)................................248-8559PenfieldEcumenicalFoodShelf.........................................................................................234-0799PenfieldLittleLeagueInc(www.penfieldbaseball.com)....................................................377-1854PenfieldPlayers(www.penfieldplayers.org)............................................................................340-8655PenfieldPopsCommunityBand........................................................................................385-1392PenfieldPublicLibrary..........................................................................................................340-8720PenfieldRangersSoccerClub(www.penfieldrangers.org)...............................................419-6623PenfieldStrikersSoccerClub(www.penfieldstrikers.org,[email protected]).....734-9175PenfieldSymphonyOrchestra (www.penfieldsymphony.org)............................................872-0774PenfieldYouthBasketball(www.pybhoops.com)...............................................................303-3976 PenfieldYouthFootball&Cheerleading...........................................................................(www.penfieldyouthfootball.org)PenfieldYouthLacrosseClub(www.penfieldyouthlacrosse.com)...............................................678-4031Sea Dragons Swim Club (www.seadragons.org).......................................................................377-3218SportsNet (rec/sports for people with disabilities - www.rochesterrehab.org) ...........................271-1894 x1742Thousand Acre Swamp..................................................................................................................425-9561Youth Wrestling (www.penfieldwrestling.com)..................EdPorto662-5751,ScottKropman734-1930

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 RecreationDepartmentOffice,1985BairdRoad,Penfield,NY14526.

Our Mission: To improve the quality of life for the residents of Penfield and the Penfield School District by providing a variety of wholesome recreation and leisure programs, facilities and services for youth, adults and seniors.

Community CenterMeeting rooms and kitchen area are availabletoPenfieldcommunitynon-profitgroups 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 (10-1 starting 6/23); and Sun, 2:00 - 5:00 pm (closed starting 6/24). 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 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

Monroe County HouseHold Hazardous Waste ColleCtion saturday, april 21 - 7:45 am to 1:00 pm

(Penfield/Webster) By appointment For appt. call (585) 340.8710 or www.monroecounty.gov/hhw through April 20

Penfield CleanuP daysaturday, april 28 - 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Call (585) 340.8655 for info or to pre-register your group or family

eleCtroniCs reCyCling & seCure doCuMent destruCtionsaturday, april 28 - 9:00 am to 2:00 pmPenfield Highway Garage, 1607 Jackson Rd

toWn of Penfield sPring droP-off May 10-12Thursday and Friday: 9:00 am-6:00 pm

saturday: 9:00 am-4:00 pmPenfield Highway Garage, 1607 Jackson Rd.

www.PENFIELD.org

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