Pen Rec Summer 2013 Brochure

Registration begins

May 1 2013Summer

Be Active, Be Well, Enjoy Life!

$5 off wash, cut & dry

$50.00 highlight*with blow dry For new customers. Additional colors or services extra.

FREE Eyebrow or Lip Waxwith wash, cut & dry

10% off 1, 20% off 2 or 30% off 3 products One per household; products must be purchased at same time; does not include Agadir products.

All coupons expire August 15, 2013

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restrictions May apply

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PenfieldWe need your help and expertise!

The recreation department has identified the expansion of our volunteer network as a major goal for 2013. We have and continue to receive outstanding volunteers who help the staff develop and administer programs on a regular basis. We are looking for even more! We are looking to create a volunteer database of individuals who have a passion to give back to their community. One of the amazing things I am always surprised to see is how many diversified talents our residents have. The department is looking to capitalize on those talents and give you an opportunity to participate in something you enjoy! There is no criteria for volunteering, just a desire to be involved. Please take this opportunity to seriously consider volunteering with the recreation department. Be on the look out as we go searching for volunteers as we develop a list of program areas where YOU can assist.Thank you! Chris Bilow, Recreation Director

“We make a living by what we do, but we make a life by what we give.” Winston Churchill

Check out some of our exciting programs!NEW

Youth

Left to Write Enrichment Writing ProgramsPre-School Adventures

Summer Naturalist SeriesCOMBO Sports Camp for Girls

Wellness Thru Play for Kids

Adult

Disease Control in the Organic GardenInsect Control in the Organic Garden

Getting Started on FacebookSecrets Marketing Co.s Don’t Want You to Know

Swinger Golf Fitness

and MORE!

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Table of ConTenTs

Registration starts May 1unless otherwise noted

Penfield Recreation1985 baird rd.

Penfield, nY 14526585.340.8655 - www.PenfieldreC.org

[email protected]

Table of ConTenTs

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

Office closed:5/27, 7/4, 7/5

*You can now find reference information on page 46.*

Director’s MessageThe summer of 2013 promises to be an exciting and fun time of year! As you will soon see, this brochure is packed full of entertaining, healthy, engaging activities. The staff of the recreation department has been busy planning a full summer schedule so be sure to enroll in a class or stop by the amphitheater this summer for an entertaining concert!

It’s hard to imagine that I have been director for a full year already! In just one year we have moved forward with several key areas for the department.

Our Five-Year Master Plan was completed with a very committed volunteer committee and that plan will help the department for the next five years.

The creation of the new recreation website - www.penfieldrec.org. The new site is easy to navigate and is a great resource for what’s happening in the department.

We have successfully updated our department mission and vision to include the emphasis on wellness programming. We have also adopted a department slogan - Be Active, Be Well, Enjoy Life! - and I hope you adopt the same motto in your personal life. Get the most out of life and just live (some good advice!).

As the department’s staff works toward another successful year, I hope you and your family become a part of the recreation experience at Penfield Recreation. I am lucky to have such a dedicated staff who work diligently to provide the best opportunities for the residents. Thank you to Steve, Pam, Sabrina, Linanne, Carol, Christine, and Paula for a great first year on the job; I am excited for many more!

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

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Chris Bilow,DireCtor of reCreation

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

This publication is printed on recycled paper.

Recreation Director’s Message...............4

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

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

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

Aquatic Programs...........................8-10

Youth Programs............................11-21 Dance..............................................11 Specialty Camps............................11-14 Sports Camps & Activities........15-18 Summer Field Trips.....................19 Summer 2013 Day Camps.. . . . .20 PreTeen/Teen Programs............21 YOHP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Adult Programs (including 50+)..................22-27 Arts/Crafts .................................22 Education..................................22-23 Fitness, Health & Wellness............24-25 Recreation & Sport......................25-26 Van Trips....................................26-27 General Info for 55+................27

DEAR.........................................28-33 Meet Opps..................................28 Thursday Lecture Series...........29 Special Events...........................30-31 Education...................................31 Special Interests.......................31 Games for the Mind or Body...........31 The Great Courses........................32 Free Activities...........................33

Family Programs...........................34 Penfield Players Melodrama...........34Amphitheater 2013 Schedule....38-39

Wellness Information.................35-36

Community Events & Info................37 Clean Up Day.................................37 Memorial Day Remembrance.......37 Rabies Clinic..............................37

Library Information.................40-43

Registration Info. & Forms.........44-45

Reference Information.................46

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suPervisor’s Message

suPervisor’s Message

- Tony LaFountain, Penfield Town Supervisor -

The Great Penfield Spring Clean Up

Wellness has been a common thread in my discussions on all aspects of town operations over past year. This includes the wellness o f t own f i nances , expanding community v o l u n t e e r i s m , sustainable practices,

the vitality of local businesses, and beneficial community partnerships.

At a time when the economy is volatile and residents must control spending and cut household expenses, it is important for local government to do the same. Penfield’s 2013 Budget marks the fourth year our town tax rate has been held flat. Government—at all levels—must reduce costs and cut spending.

Volunteerism continues to grow across this great community. Individuals, families and service groups give back in countless ways to community organizations, agencies, and faith groups. Did you know more than 125 residents volunteer on the many boards and committees that support Penfield government and its citizens?

Sustainability is a current buzz word and there are many notions of what it means. To me, sustainability means meeting the needs

of today’s generation without compromising future generations and their ability to meet their own needs. We must preserve open space, provide access to alternative energy and reliable water quality, ensure public safety, and foster economic independence.

Business vitality is a cornerstone of every community. I make it a point to remind residents that investing in Penfield businesses is an investment in our community. We all should value our relationship with local businesses. Together, we strengthen our community and enhance the quality of life for all Penfield residents.

Because no single entity can meet the needs of an entire community, effective partnerships are critical and must continue to grow and expand on all fronts. As an example, this year I have enjoyed working with Dr. Stephen Grimm, the new Superintendent of the Penfield Central School District. We are working on projects that have already benefitted residents and will continue to do so. I look forward to continuing this government-school partnership.

Another major component of wellness is what follows in the pages of this brochure. Our Recreation Department, under the leadership of Director Chris Bilow, continues to look for programs, activities and events that meet the needs of residents of all ages.

PenRec offers programs for health and wellness, recreation, team sports, personal growth, education, social activities, and so much more.

I encourage you to view all of our summer offerings. Be sure to register early for summer day camp, one of our most popular programs. You can save 10% on day camps by registering online. The Penfield Amphitheater & Kiwanis Stage programs are always a hit with “Cool Jazz,” “Kids Fest,” the Wegmans Music Fest, and of course, “Tastin’ the Blues.” And once again, the Penfield Public Library has outdone itself with scores of adult, teen and children’s summer programs.

I look forward to an exciting summer filled with great programs for all Penfield families. I hope to see you out and about at one of our community events. Please stop me to say hello and offer your ideas as to what we can do better to serve you.

[email protected]

340-8631

P.S. There are many environmental wellness events coming to Penfield this spring, see the details below and join in!

Household Hazardous Waste Collection7:45 am - 12:00 pm (by appt. only)Webster Highway Garage(585) 340-8710

Penfield Cleanup Day9:00 am - 12:00 pmPenfield Community Center(585) 340-8651 or [email protected]

Library EBook “Petting Zoo”10:00 am - 12:00 pmPenfield Public Library(585) 340-8720

Electric Car Show9:00 am - 12:00 pmPenfield Community Center, south lot(585) 377-2783 or [email protected]

Secure Document Destruction (Shredding)9:00 am - 2:00 pm *Residential only*Penfield Community Center(585) 340-8651

Girl Scout “Air Fair”9:00 am - 12:00 pmPenfield Community Center(585) 340-8651

Kids Miracle Making Club “Big Dig”9:00 am - 12:00 pmChanning H. Philbrick Park(585) 703-8426 or [email protected]

Saturday, April 20Resident Spring Drop-off

An oportunity for residents to dispose of household materials and brush.

Thursday, 5/9 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Friday , 5/10 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday, 5/11 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Public Works Complex, 1607 Jackson Rd.

*Penfield residents only*

Materials Accepted:Household items - furniture, appliances (including refrigerators, dehumidifiers, air conditioners), lawn mowers (fluids drained), car tires (limit 4), vehicle batteries, broken concrete, brush.

NOT Accepted: TVs, computers, monitors, propane tanks, grass clippings, leaves, chemical drums, hazardous materials, gasoline, motor oil, paint, driveway sealer.

May 9-11

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

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

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

R = Penfield resident, NR = non-resident

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Town Parks

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Trails & Hikes

View trail maps on our website www.penfieldrec.org

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

Harris Whalen Park Saturday, May �Hike through the woods to discover exciting spring flowers. Also learn about park history and geology. Look for the hike signs!

#254950-B 5/4 Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AMMeet at the Upper Pavilion.

Ellison Park Canoe/Kayak Saturday, May 11Enjoy 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 your own canoe or kayak. Personal flotation devices (PFD) must be worn and supplied by the individual. No one will be allowed to participate without a PFD. Look for the hike signs!

#254950-C 5/11 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 8Join our community naturalists in exploring pathways along preserved flora habitats unique to Penfield. Look for the hike signs!

#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 �Enjoy 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 your own canoe or kayak. Personal flotation devices (PFD) must be worn and supplied by the individual. No one will be allowed to participate without a PFD.

#354950-B 7/6Sa - 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 13Explore the ups and downs of this county park from wooded uplands to the bay shore trail connections. Look for the hike signs!

#354950-C 7/13 Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AM Meet at end of Smith Rd. cul-de-sac off Empire Blvd.

Ellison Park Saturday, August 10Discover the off-beat pathways that reveal the natural vistas carved by 10,000 years of Irondequoit Creek flow. Look for the hike signs!

#354950-D 8/10Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AM Meet at south entrance - 1008 Penfield Rd.

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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, 8 classes held within a two week period. Session 3 is a more intense week of lessons, with five classes (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. Please find Red Cross swim level details on our websitewww.penfieldrec.org.

Parent observation days are: Session 1 - 7/1, Session 2 - 7/16, and Session 3 - 7/24. Session 1 - M-F - 6/24 - 6/28 & M-W - 7/1 - 7/3 Fee: $52.00 (8 lessons)

Session 2 - M-Th - 7/8 - 7/18Fee: $52.00 (8 lessons)

Session 3 - M - F - 7/22 - 7/26 (5 lessons)Fee: $33.00 - Levels 1 & 2 $42.00 - 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.

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RegistrationSummer Swim Lessons (Level 1-6) & Summer Tiny Tadpole resident and

non-resident registration is currently underway.

When registering, you will receive a receipt for confirmation of swim time (please include your e-mail address on your registration form) or if you register on the Web, please be sure to print your receipt.

Session 1 6/24 - 7/3

8:00 - 8:35 AMLevel 1 - #311250-A Level 2 - #311250-B Level 3 - #311250-C Level 4 - #311250-D Level 5 & 6 -#311250-E 8:35 - 9:10 AMLevel 1 - #311251-ALevel 2 - #311251-BLevel 3 - #311251-CLevel 4 - #311251-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311251-E 9:10 - 9:45 AMLevel 1 - #311252-ALevel 2 - #311252-B Level 3 - #311252-CLevel 4 - #311252-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311252-E 9:45 - 10:20 AMLevel 1 - #311253-ALevel 2 - #311253-B Level 3 - #311253-C Level 4 - #311253-D Level 5 & 6 -#311253-E 10:20 - 10:55 AMLevel 1 - #311254-ALevel 2 - #311254-BLevel 3 - #311254-CLevel 4 - #311254-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311254-E 10:55 - 11:30 AMLevel 1 - #311255-ALevel 2 - #311255-BLevel 3 - #311255-CLevel 4 - #311255-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311255-E

Session 3 7/22 - 7/26

8:00 - 8:35 AMLevel 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 AMLevel 1 - #311291-ALevel 2 - #311291-B

8:45 - 9:30 AMLevel 3 - #311291-CLevel 4 - #311291-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311291-E 9:30 - 10:05 AMLevel 1 - #311292-ALevel 2 - #311292-B

9:30 - 10:15 AMLevel 3 - #311292-CLevel 4 - #311292-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311292-E 10:15 - 10:50 AMLevel 1 - #311293-ALevel 2 - #311293-B

10:15 - 11:00 AMLevel 3 - #311293-C Level 4 - #311293-D Level 5 & 6 -#311293-E 11:00 - 11:35 AM Level 1 - #311294-ALevel 2 - #311294-B

11:00 - 11:45 AMLevel 3 - #311294-CLevel 4 - #311294-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311294-E

Ages 6 - 14 Swim Lesson Course NumbersSession 27/8 - 7/18

8:00 - 8:35 AMLevel 1 - #311270-A Level 2 - #311270-B Level 3 - #311270-C Level 4 - #311270-D Level 5 & 6 -#311270-E 8:35 - 9:10 AMLevel 1 - #311271-ALevel 2 - #311271-BLevel 3 - #311271-CLevel 4 - #311271-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311271-E 9:10 - 9:45 AMLevel 1 - #311272-ALevel 2 - #311272-B Level 3 - #311272-CLevel 4 - #311272-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311272-E 9:45 - 10:20 AMLevel 1 - #311273-ALevel 2 - #311273-B Level 3 - #311273-C Level 4 - #311273-D Level 5 & 6 -#311273-E 10:20 - 10:55 AMLevel 1 - #311274-ALevel 2 - #311274-BLevel 3 - #311274-CLevel 4 - #311274-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311274-E

10:55 - 11:30 AMLevel 1 - #311275-ALevel 2 - #311275-BLevel 3 - #311275-CLevel 4 - #311275-DLevel 5 & 6 -#311275-E

Again this summer - Enjoy the benefits of an intense swim week - 7/22 - 7/26.

A 5-day session with extended time to fit swim lessons into your busy summer! (see Session 3 above).

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

If you also register for PCC Day Camp - Day Camp Staff will walk your child to swim lessons

each day (starting with the 9:10 am lesson)

Summer Swim Lessons - Tiny Tadpole Ages � - � Water safety and basic swimming skills are taught in a playful manner to encourage a love for swimming! Lessons are held Monday through Thursday for 35 minutes. Parent observation day is Wednesday for all sessions. (Ratio - 1 instructor per 4 children.)Session 1A: #311242-A 6/24 - 6/27 M-Th at 10:20 AM #311242-B 6/24 - 6/27 M-Th at 10:55 AM #311242-C 6/24 - 6/27 M-Th at 11:35 AM

Session 2A: #311242-D 7/8 - 7/11 M-Th at 10:20 AM#311242-E 7/8 - 7/11 M-Th at 10:55 AM#311242-F 7/8 - 7/11 M-Th at 11:35 AM

Session 2B: #311242-G 7/15 - 7/18 M-Th at 10:20 AM#311242-H 7/15 - 7/18 M-Th at 10:55 AM#311242-I 7/15 - 7/18 M-Th at 11:35 AM

Session 3A: #311242-J 7/22 - 7/25 M-Th at 10:15 AM #311242-K 7/22 - 7/25 M-Th at 11:00 AM #311242-L 7/22 - 7/25 M-Th at 11:50 AM

Ages 4 and 5 (Must be of age at time session begins)Penfield High School Pool, 25 High School Drive, PenfieldFee: $38.00 (4 classes)**Registration is currently underway.**

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10% discount on additional sessions!

Sign-up for 2 or more

sessions and receive a

10% discount on additional sessions!

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Water Safety Instructor Aide Certification Ages 10 - 1�Training 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 towel to first class. Attendance at all classes is 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 6/24 - 7/3M - F - 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM (M-F - Week 1; M-W - Week 2) Ages 10 - 15 (8 classes)Penfield High School PoolPenfield Recreation Certified InstructorPrerequisite: Completion of ARC Level 5 and a strong sense of maturity and responsibilityFee: $69.00 (limited enrollment)

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 at the Penfield High School pool. The fee will be $20 per half-hour lesson. Lessons will be instructed by the Penfield Recreation Summer Aquatic Staff and scheduled first come, first served, based on instructor availability. To make a reservation for your lesson, please call 249-6881 beginning June 24 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

Summer Games 2013Come and enjoy a fun filled program where you will have a chance to participate in field sports, track events, and water activities. Program includes activities such as: flag team 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 7/29 - 8/1 Ages 7 - 9

#311298-B 7/29 - 8/1 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: $61.00

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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 6/24 - 8/1 *1:00 - 3:30 PM (pool closed on 7/4)

*Exception: 7/10, 7/15, 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.

American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Certification Class - (Requirement: Must be 1� years old by �/1�/13)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 for completion and certification as a water safety instructor. This program is offered in conjunction with the Eastside YMCA.

#211231-A 5/14 - 6/13Tu & 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.

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

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#331221-B 7/22 - 8/26

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

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

#331222-A 7/11 - 8/29Th - 8:15 - 9:00 AM (8 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Bonnie SundervilleFee: $79.00

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. The instruction will include: front dive, back dive, inward dive and the front flip, if the diver desires.Intermediate - An intermediate diver is a swimmer that can dive off the board comfortably. This diver is looking to advance his/her skill on the diving board and perform front dive, back dive, inward dive and front flip.#311226-A 7/8 - 7/11

#311226-B 7/15 - 7/18

M - Th - 5:00 - 6:00 PM - Beginner/IntermediateAges 8 - 18 (4 lessons)Penfield High School PoolJoel Freeman, PHS Varsity Diving CoachFee: $53.00

Lifeguarding Course with Waterfront Module reD Cross CertifieD lifeguarD Class

Lifeguard books and materials will be available to pick up at Recreation Office when you register. Read lifeguard book prior to first class. Bring suit, goggles, towel, lifeguard book and materials to all class sessions. (Swimming requirements during course includes a 2 minute tread water, 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 6/24 - 6/28 M - Th - 5:00 - 9:00 PM 6/24 - 6/27 (bring snack) F - 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM 6/28 (bring dinner)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)

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Swim Lessons Parent/Child - Ages � 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, arm movements, rolling over and much, much more.

#301233-A 7/7 - 8/25Su - 12:45 - 1:15 PM (8 lessons) #301233-B 7/9 - 8/20 Tu - 6:30 - 7:00 PM (7 lessons)

Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Lessons 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: Sunday - $110.00 / Tuesday - $95.00

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. Instructors are lifeguard, first aid and CPR certified.

#301234-A 7/7 - 8/25Su - 10:25 - 10:55 AM (8 classes)Age 3 Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Locker rooms available next to pool, & free child care provided.Fee: $110.00

Class will meet at the Penfield High School pool. This course certifies a person 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.)

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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 8/12 - 8/16 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

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 7/8 - 7/19M, W, F - 9:30 - 10:10 AM (6 classes)Ages 3 - 5 Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi MarcelloFee: $57.00

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 7/8 - 7/19 M, W, F - 10:15 - 11:00 AM (6 classes)Ages 5 - 9 Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi MarcelloFee: $57.00

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 7/8 - 7/19 M,W, F - 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 7/22 - 7/26 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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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 the final class will be used to premiere their animation 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 8/12, 8/13, 8/16M, Tu & F - 10:00 - 11:30 AM (3 classes)Ages 8 - 12Penfield Community CenterDavid PulsFee: $47.00

Culinary Kids CampRoll up your sleeves, feel the dough, and get ready to slice and dice. This kid’s camp will have everyone creating 2-3 recipes a day and some fun crafts to use in the kitchen. Please dress for “hands on” cooking, every good chef gets a little messy! Please bring in a large plastic container labeled with your child’s name. Parents are invited to join us the last 15 minutes of class on Thursday to sample our culinary creations.

#312441-A 6/24, 6/26, 6/27M, W, Th - 10:30 - 12:30 PM (3 classes)

#312441-B 8/12, 8/14, 8/15M, W, Th - 1:00 - 3:00 PM (3 classes)

Ages 6 - 9Penfield Community CenterSherry MurrayFee: $80.00This camp is limited so be sure to sign up early!

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Friday, April 26, 7:30-9:30 PMPenfield Community Center

Ages: 7-12$2.00 per child

Wellness thru PLAY is a NEW wellness program provided by the Penfield Recreation Department. Children ages 7-12 can be dropped off at the community center for 2 hours of fun play. Games and activities will be happening throughout the building and it will be up to the kids to decide what they feel like PLAYING. Activities will be supervised by staff; activities may include gym games, basketball, knock hockey, Just Dance, and more. This program is an opportunity for kids to participate in healthy activities of their choice! Parents must sign their

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Left to Write Enrichment Writing Programs

The programs below are designed to create an energizing reading, speaking, and writing experience that will give young people at different grade levels an advantage in the classroom and in life. Each program will foster valuable communication skills: active listening, critical thinking, respectful dialogue, and confidence in their written voice. Familiar readings, films, and other artifacts of our popular culture will serve as the platform material for discussions and writing.

Wimpy Kids, Wizards, and Lost Heroes Grades 3-6Excerpts from the Wimpy Kid, Harry Potter, Lost Hero, and other familiar series will be used to cultivate a positive, confident, and critical approach to u n d e r s t a n d i n g a n d r e s p o n d i n g thoughtfully to literature.

#312050-A 8/12 - 8/16M - F - 1:00 – 2:00 PM (5 classes)Penfield Community CenterKatherine Marsh Fee: $37.00

Enchanted? Reading the Folk and Fairy Tale in Popular Culture Grades 7-8Wicked, Once Upon a Time, Grimm, Snow White and the Huntsman, and other tales of enchantment will be used to generate critical insights regarding cultural tensions and social expectations.

#312050-B 8/12 - 8/16M - F - 2:15 – 3:30 PM (5 classes)Penfield Community CenterKatherine Marsh Fee: $37.00

The Once and Future King Grades 9-12Arthur, Camelot, Game of Thrones, The Mists of Avalon...what do these narratives tell us of our times, the role of the leader, and the rhetoric of leadership.

#312050-C 8/12 - 8/16M - F - 3:45 – 5:00 PM (5 classes)Penfield Community CenterKatherine Marsh Fee: $37.00

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Music AdventuresFrom swooping with birds to jumping with the whales, you and your child will encounter a new adventure each class through music, movement, instrument play and crafts. Learn to make your own cuica and more!

#305630-A 7/8 - 7/11M,Tu,W,Th - 9:30 - 10:30 AM

#305630-B 7/10 - 7/31W - 6:30 -7:30 PM

Ages 2 1/2 - 4 years (with adult participation)Barb BonisteelFee: $50.00 (4 classes)

Music Adventures for Little Ones!Come join our musical fun as each class takes you and your little one on an adventure. Visit the zoo, the ocean and more as we explore the world around us through music. Our class activities will encourage your little one’s learning through vocal play, creative movement, singing, instrument exploration and story time.

#305630-D 7/8 - 7/11M,Tu,W,Th - 11:00 - 11:45 AMAges 6 - 21 months (with adult participation)Barb BonisteelFee: $40.00 (4 classes)

Music Adventures S.O.S!S.O.S. Songs of the Sea! Your child will have a splashing good time learning about the sea and its creatures through music and story time. Our class adventures will include instrument play, creative movement, parachute and puppets, daily craft, story time and more!

#305630-C 7/8 - 7/11M,Tu,W,Th - 12:45 - 2:15 PMAges 3 ½-5 years (without parent)Barb BonisteelFee: $55.00 (4 classes)

Pre-School AdventuresEnjoy a morning of crafts, stories, songs, large motor activities with your pre-school child. Five great themes! Choose one or all five.

CookingBring your little kitchen helper for a morning of cooking fun as we learn to make pizza muffins and explore some tricks that even make vegetables fun! Creative kitchen crafts and games round out our time together.#312412-A 7/10

DinosaursDoes your little one love dinosaurs? Come for some dinosaur stories, crafts, and songs. We’ll even make our own dinosaur egg snack, explore fossils, and explode a volcano for a roaring good time! #312412-B 7/17

Dr. SeussCelebrate Dr. Seuss! Read some of our favorite Seuss stories, make a crazy hat, and learn about Oobleck! There will even be “Green Eggs and Ham” for everyone to try. #312412-C 7/24

SummerSummer’s here - let’s celebrate! Join us for a fun-filled morning of stories, games, and crafts that welcome in the summer season. We’ll make sand creations that won’t wash away with the tide, ice cream in a bag, and even bounce some balls on a parachute. #312412-D 7/31

Under the SeaCome meet “The Rainbow Fish” and make your own 3D model to hang up at home. We’ll also create our own portable ocean, a colorful jellyfish, and our own snack. We’ll learn songs and dance like an octopus! Hope to see you there!#312412-E 8/7

W - 10:30 – 11:45 AMAges 2 – 5 with parentPenfield Community CenterSherry MurrayFee: $15.00 each class

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

#317022-A Turtles 6/7#317022-B Flowers 7/5#317022-C Critters 8/2#317022-D Leaves 9/6

F - 11:00 - 11:30 AMThe Barn Owl, 1807 Penfield Rd.Fee: $5.00/parent and child

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HummingbirdsWe’ll talk about hummingbirds, learn how to attract them to your yard, and make a hummingbird feeder to take home.#317020-A 5/4Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child (Registration begins 4/22) MEET the Amphibians* A view into the watery world of The Barn Owl’s amphibians. See them up close and find out what makes them special.#317020-B 5/18Sa - 11:00 - 11:30 AM$5/child

Friends of FrogsHave a hoppin’ good time learning about these vocal amphibians. We’ll talk about some native NY species, listen to their calls, and make a frog craft.#317020-C 5/18Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child

NestsFrom an Eagle to a Hummingbird, many birds are at home in a nest. We’ll discover the nesting habits of some popular birds and try our hand at making a nest of our own.#317020-CC 5/25Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child Insects InvestigatorsCalling all insect lovers! We’ll explore the wide world of insects found right in our backyard and make some insect observation tools to use at home.#317020-D 6/1Sa - 2:00 - 4:00 PM$20/childMEET Pickles, the African Pigmy Hedgehog*Meet Pickles up close and learn facts about hedgehogs, their native habitat, and favorite foods.#317020-E 6/15Sa - 11:00 - 11:30 AM$5/child Forest Fairies & HedgehogsBring your imagination for this magical program! We’ll mix fantasy and natural lore while we explore our area. Includes a fairy house craft made of natural materials to take home and attract fairies to your own yard!#317020-F 6/15Sa - 2:00 - 4:00 PM$20/child Firefly Watch**What color does a firefly flash? Is it green, yellow, or maybe...orange? We’ll learn all about fireflies and how we can help scientists protect these magic beetles. Hands on activities and experiments as we wait for dusk.#317020-G 6/25#317020-H 7/9#317020-I 7/23#317020-J 8/6Tu - 7:30 PM - dark$10/family/date

Nature Programs at The Barn Owl, 180� Penfield Road.More Kitchen Sink ScienceWe’ll experiment with even more common household ingredients and make slimy substances. Join us again or for the first time for a fun and messy afternoon! First time students get an apron to use during the program and take home. Seasoned scientists will receive a small science kit. Please wear old clothes.#317020-K 6/29Sa - 2:00 - 4:00 PM$20/child Animals of the Night**We’ll talk about some common nocturnal animals in our area and their night time habits. Then we’ll play some sensory games and make a night animal craft.#317020-L 7/2Tu - 7:30 PM - dark$10/familyButterfliesExplore the fluttery world of butterflies, learn about their life cycle, and make a craft to take home.# 317020-M 7/6Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/childSun PoweredYou have probably enjoyed “catching some rays,” but have you ever used the power of the sun to: make a snack? Power a car? Design a bracelet? For ages 8 & up. #317020-N 7/13 (rain date 7/14)Sa - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15/child

Bats**This evening we will explore the world of bats. Find out more about our only true flying mammal, enjoy some hands-on activities, and make a craft. #317020-O 7/16Tu- 7:30 PM - dark$10/familyMEET Ceres, the Malayan Box Turtle*Meet our resident box turtle, Ceres, and find out about her favorite things - Where does she sleep? What does she like to eat? Why is she called a box turtle?#317020-P 7/20Sa - 11:00 - 11:30 AM$5/childBusy BeesThis sweet program is all about the pollinators! Discover the fascinating world of bees, learn the “bee dance”, and participate in the honey taste test.#317020-Q 7/27Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child Crickets and Katydids**The sounds of summer...whether you find them soothing or annoying, chances are you hear them often. Meet the critters behind the chirping and learn why they make so much noise! Includes craft.#317020-R 7/30Tu - 7:30 PM - dark$10/family Ladybug PicnicBring your blanket for this family program! Learn about ladybugs, hear a ladybug tale, enjoy a snack, and make your own ladybug craft to take home.#317020-S 8/3Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/family

In the Stars**Do you see pictures in the night sky? Learn some basic constellations, try your hand at some star-themed activities, and design your own constellation to take home.#317020-T 8/13Tu - 7:30 PM - dark$10/familyMEET Nullah and Blue, the Bearded Dragon Lizards*Meet the Barn Owl’s resident lizards, learn about their habits and habitat, and help prepare their lunch! #317020-U 8/17 Sa - 11:00 - 11:30 AM$5/child

Reptiles RockWe’ll take a closer look at the world of reptiles and how they are unique, and make a reptile craft.#317020-V 8/17Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/childNature CraftsJoin us for an hour of nature-inspired crafting! We’ll explore natural materials and make some fun crafts. For ages 6+.#317020-W 8/24Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/childStreamWho lives in the stream? Discover the critters who call the stream home. Find out how they can tell us about water quality. Participants will receive a magnifying glass to use and take home.#317020-X 8/31Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child Beginning BirdingLearn to identify some common birds by sight and sound and make a bird call to take home!#317020-Y 9/7Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/child OwlsWe’ll talk about owls and what makes them special, then make an owl craft.# 317020-Z 9/14Sa - 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM$10/childAn Owl’s LunchWhat did your owl eat? This owl pellet lab will have you learning all about your owl’s recent meal!# 317020-ZA 9/14Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10/childMEET Insects*This is your chance to meet our resident insects up close! You’ll meet a praying mantis, a cricket, and others and have a chance to see the world as they do.# 317020-ZB 9/21Sa - 11:00 - 11:30 PM$5/child

Children must be acompanied by an adult. Programs are suitable for all ages, unless otherwise noted. *MEET the animals programs are dependent upon well-being of the animal on the day of the program. In the event that the featured animal is not able to participate, another animal will be highlighted.

** Drop in program for families- stay as long as you are comfortable!

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Science & Nature 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 investigate the fauna and flora in the park. Making a tree cross-section necklace, live animals and independent exploration of a natural history collection will be part of the fun.

SESSION DATES: 6/18 - 6/20 Class A: Ages 2 - 5 with parent Tu, W, Th 1:15 - 2:15 PM #318080-A $30.00 (3 classes)

Class B: Ages 4 - 6 (parent optional)Tu, W, Th 2:30 - 3:30 PM #318080-B $30.00 (3 classes) Class C: Ages 6 - 13Tu,W, Th 4:00 - 5:30 PM#318080-C $40.00 (3 classes) Veterans’ Memorial Park Open Pavilion Bring a snack and a hat. Dress 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. ExplorersThe wonders of nature are not confined to 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: 8/6 - 8/9

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

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

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

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

Veterans’ Memorial Park Open Pavilion Teresa Stango-Listrani - WXXI’s 60 Second Science’s on-air scientist.

Nature’s ArtThis new art program is inspired by the beauty of nature; its vivid colors, organic shapes, textures and intricate patterns, that will surround us in our outdoor art studio. The children might never look at nature the same again. Students will have the opportunity to observe nature and have the freedom to create a variety of art with different mediums and materials. All of the materials will be provided.

SESSION DATES: 8/20 - 8/22 Class A: Age 4 - 6 Tu, W, Th 9:00 - 11:00 AM #318080-H $35.00 (3 classes)

Class B: Ages 7 and up Tu, W, Th 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM#318080-I $35.00 (3 classes)

Veterans’ Memorial Park Open PavilionTeresa 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, greenest child space in Penfield, the organic Children’s Garden at Penfield Community Victory 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! Class meets rain or shine, with the exception of torrential rain or lightning. 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 7/9 - 8/20 (no class 7/30)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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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 the Penfield High School Robotics Team. Pizza lunch will be provided. Students with special 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.)

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F - 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Ages 9 - 13 Penfield High School Larry Lewis, Engineer & Penfield HS Robotics Team Fee: $10.00

Spring Into the Children’s GardenSpark your child’s agricultural and ecological intelligence. Spend three Friday afternoons planting, preparing, and caring for the organic Penfield Children’s Garden, located at the Penfield Community 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. Class meets rain or shine, with the exception of torrential rain or lightning. 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 5/31 - 6/14F - 4:30 - 5:30 PM (3 classes)Ages 6 - 12Penfield Community Victory Garden, 1747 Five Mile Line Rd.Dorothy BrenneisFee: $10.00

Summer Naturalist SeriesChildren will participate in nature-focused, hands-on activities, games and crafts.

#317021-A Using Our Senses 7/10 & 7/11#317021-B Animal Caretakers 7/17 & 7/18#317021-C Incredible Insects 7/24 & 7/25#317021-D Rockin’ Reptiles & Awesome Amphibians 7/31 & 8/1#317021-E Kitchen Sink Scientists 8/7 & 8/8#317021-F Owl & Other Fine Feathered Friends 8/14 & 8/15 #317021-G Solar Power! 8/21 & 8/22

W & Th - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMThe Barn Owl, 1807 Penfield Rd.Fee: $45.00/child/session (2 classes) OR $40.00/child/session for 3 or more sessions

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Horse CampCome learn about the fun of horses for 5 days. There will be riding lessons everyday plus the care of horses. Other activities

include: field trips, arts and crafts, and a horse show at the end of the week to show off your talent, plus a pizza party on Friday. Bring your lunch each day (except Friday) with an extra drink

and snack. Wear hard sole shoes or boots with a heel, long pants and an extra change of clothes. All riding equipment provided (including helmets). Questions/Contact Info: Way Farm 872-0395 or Michelle Kaplin (trainer) 200-6374.

#315820-A 7/15 - 7/19

#315820-B 7/29 - 8/2

#315820-C 8/12 - 8/16

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: $325.00 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 ‘13

Session 1 - M,Tu,W,Th 7/15 - 7/18#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 8/12 - 8/15 #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 - $35.00 (includes t-shirt) Course B - $42.00 (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 game of girls field hockey. A variety of skill drills, 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 7/29 - 8/2M, Tu, W, Th, F - 2:00 - 3:30 PM (5 classes)Girls grades 3 - 7 (Fall ‘13)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.

8/5 - 8/9 - Theme: True Blue - Beach/Ocean/Islands#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)

8/12 - 8/16 - Theme: Wild Wild West #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)

Ages 5 - 12 GTC, 2051 Fairport Nine Mile Point RoadGymnastics Training Center Staff

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Basketball Camp for Boys Grades 2-� 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 7/29 - 8/2 M, Tu, W, Th, F - 9:00 - 11:30 AM (5 classes)Grades 2 - 5 (Fall ‘13) Penfield High School EAST GymCamp Personnel - Director Jeff Rogers Penfield Varsity Coach, program assistants and Penfield varsity playersFee: $47.00 (includes t-shirt)

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.

#319040-A 7/8 - 7/11M,Tu,W,Th - 9:00 - 11:30 AM (4 classes)Grades K - 6 (Grade in Fall ‘13)Bay Trail Gym Fees: $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.

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 6/24 - 6/28 #314153-B 7/8 - 7/12 #314153-C 7/15 - 7/19 #314153-D 7/22 -7/26 #314153-E 7/29 -8/2 #314153-F 8/5 - 8/9 #314153-G 8/12 - 8/16 #314153-H 8/19 - 8/23 #314153-I 8/26 - 8/30 M, Tu, W, Th & F - 9:00 AM - 12:30 PMAges 5 - 16 (5 classes)Empire Lanes - 2400 Empire Blvd.Camp Personnel - Molly Copey Fee: $85.00

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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 25.

#315010-A 7/10 - 8/21 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: $60.00

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 before class. No make-ups for classes missed due to personal reasons.

#314410-A 7/8 - 7/11 (rain date 7/12)M, Tu, W, Th - 9:00 - 10:00 AM Ages 8 - 10

#314410-B 7/8 - 7/11 (rain date 7/12)M, Tu, W, Th - 10:00 - 11:00 AM Ages 11 and up

#314410-C 7/15 - 7/18 (rain date 7/19)M, Tu, W, Th - 9:00 - 10:00 AM Ages 8 - 10

#314410-D 7/15 - 7/18 (rain date 7/19)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.

Lacrosse Camp for Boys Grades 1 - 8This camp provides a well-rounded, experience of cl inical 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

indicateNEEDS EQUIPMENT ontheir registration form; if registering online, during the “checkout” process click on “add a note/info for staff” and

enter NEEDS EQUIPMENT in thebox, then click “submit” and “proceed to

checkout”. Equipment pick-up will be at the Penfield Community Center on Thursday, July 18 between 5:30 - 6:30 PM.

M, Tu, W, Th 7/22 - 7/25 (Grade in Fall ‘13) #315210-C Grades 1-4 2:00 - 4:00 PM Fee: $40.00 #315210-D Grades 5-8 2:00 - 5:00 PM Fee: $52.00 (includes scrimmage vest & mouthguard) Penfield High School - meet on grass fields near stadium. Please note, there will be no gym available to run camp activities should weather be/become a factor during camp hours. Children will be taken indoors in the case of stormy conditions; a de-termination 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.

COMBO Sports Camp for Girls - Basketball & LacrosseIn this new camp program girls grades 2-5 will have an opportunity to experience 2 sport camps in one day! The camp will be led by Mark Vogt and Wayne Smith (Varsity sport coaches) and their players. The girls will be in the gym to work on their basketball skills in the morning followed by a 30-minute break consisting of snack time and fun games. The second half of the morning the girls will go out to the turf field to work on their lacrosse skills! This new camp setting is a great way for your child to experience both basketball and lacrosse in a fun safe atmosphere. Camp schedule as follows:

8:30-10:00 Basketball instruction10:00-10:30 Break/Snack/Fun Games10:30-12:00 Lacrosse instructionPlease bring your own lacrosse stick and goggles if you have them - if not, indicate need on regis-tration form and those items will be available at camp for you.

M, Tu, W, Th, F - 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM

#311430-A 7/22 - 7/26 Grades 2-5 Fee: $70.00 (includes t-shirt)

Penfield High School - meet in EAST GYMBring indoor & outdoor shoes, water and snack.Camp Personnel: Wayne Smith, Penfield Varsity Lacrosse Girls Coach, Mark Vogt Varsity Girls Basketball Coach and assistants. Grade in Fall ‘13.

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Patriots Summer Track and FieldThis is an introduction to track and field competition – sprinting, distance, throwing, jumping, hurdling, and race walk. There will be 5 practices held and 4 meets on Tuesdays (see dates below). Program will culminate in a Track and Field Mini Olympics. Questions please call Laura Payne-Bourcy at 388-7474.

#319020-A See Dates BelowPractices – Th 6/13, W 6/19, Th 6/27, Th 7/11, and Th 7/18Meets – Tuesdays, 7/2, 7/9, 7/16, 7/23Mini Olympics – Th 7/25Time - 6:00 - 8:30 PMGrades 3-7 Penfield High School Track - meet on back edge of Community Center parking lot 9 sessions (one extra date added into schedule in case of inclement weather)Camp Co-Directors – Dave Hennessey - PHS Varsity Track & Field Coach and Laura Payne-Bourcy – PHS Varsity Sprint and Hurdles Coach; Assistants - high school and college track athletes.Fee: $89.00 (includes t-shirt, USATF meet entries & awards)

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Sports ABCs for TotsThese classes will help give your child the basic skills and confidence needed to get started on the right path of the organized youth 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 - all needed when children take that first step into “organized” sports. Return participants also welcome.

#305421-A 8/5 - 8/9 (3 classes) M, W, F - 9:00 - 10:00 AMBay Trail Middle School Gym

#305421-B 8/19 - 8/23 (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 7/8 - 7/17 M, Tu & W - 9:30 - 10:15 AM

#318050-B 7/8 - 7/17 M, Tu & W - 10:20 - 11:05 AM

#318050-C 8/19 - 8/28 M, Tu & W - 9:30 - 10:15 AM

#318050-D 8/19 - 8/28 M, Tu & W - 10:20 - 11:05 AM Ages 3 - 5 (6 classes)Greenwood ParkCathy DownsFee: $66.00

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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 340-8655 after 8:30 AM for a program update - if gyms are available, we will move indoors (PHS).

Session I #308570-A 7/8 - 7/12M, Tu, W, Th & F - 9:15 - 10:00 AM

#308570-B 7/8 - 7/12 M, Tu, W, Th & F - 10:15 - 11:00 AM

#308570-C 7/8 - 7/12M, Tu, W, Th & F - 11:15 - 12:00 PM

Session II #308571-A 7/22 - 7/26 M, Tu, W, Th & F - 9:15 - 10:00 AM

#308571-B 7/22 - 7/26M, Tu, W, Th & F - 10:15 - 11:00 AM

#308571-C 7/22 - 7/26M, Tu, W, Th & F - 11:15 - 12:00 PM

Ages 4 & 5 Penfield Community Center - front lawnFee: $25.00 (5 classes)Fees include camp t-shirt

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 girls with the emphasis on fun. Enjoyable “games” and activities 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 8/5 - 8/9 (5 classes) M, Tu, W, Th, F - 6:15 - 7:00 PM

#308580-B 8/5 - 8/9 (5 classes) M, Tu, W, Th, F - 7:15 - 8:00 PM

Age 5 or starting Kindergarten Fall ‘13Rothfuss ParkYou will receive a letter mid-July wi th addi t iona l information. Please note: 1 raindate a l r e a d y b u i l t i n t o s c h e d u l e . S H I N G U A R D S REQUIRED.Fee: $25.00 (includes t-shirt & socks)

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 6/24 - 6/28M, Tu, W, Th, F - 9:30 AM - 12:00 Noon Grades 1 - 6 (Fall ‘13)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 soc-cer ball

Girls Soccer CampM, Tu, W, Th, F 7/29 - 8/2

#318590-B Grades K & 1 (Fall ‘13) 9:30 - 10:45 AMFee: $36.00 - includes camp shirt & ball

#318590-C Grades 2 - 5 (Fall ‘13) 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 Scho-lastic team

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USA Junior Team TennisMatch play for advanced beginner to intermediate levels. Program comprised of 6 days of play and party last day with competition, prizes and refreshment.

#319294-A 7/5 - 8/9F - 12:45 - 3:00 PM Ages 7 - 14Harley SchoolFee: $120.00 (6 classes)Dave Strebel and staffFor more information call Dave - 697-7766

Tykes LacrosseIntroduction to basic lacrosse skills for pre-K and Kindergarten children. Instructed by two certified physical education teachers (and team 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 7/9 - 7/18Tu & Th - 8:30 - 9:15 AMAges 3 & 4 Fee: $26.00 (4 classes) #315210-B 7/9 - 7/18Tu & Th - 9:30 - 10:30 AMAges 5 & 6 Fee: $28.00 (4 classes)

Cobbles School fields - gym if rainAll equipment provided.Camp Personnel - Wayne Smith and Heidi Rasmussen, local school district physical educators/coaches.

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 7/8 - 7/11 M, Tu, W, Th - 12:30 - 2:00 PM (4 sessions)Grades 1-6 (Fall ‘13)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

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 6/24 - 6/28 M, Tu, W, Th, F - 9:00 - 11:30 AMGrades 3 - 6 (Fall ‘13)Penfield High School Gyms - first day meet at East GymDirector: Mike Fusare - Penfield High School Varsity Coach & members of the coaching staff and team.Fee: $45.00 (includes shirt)

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Summer Games 2013Come and enjoy a fun filled program where you will have a chance to participate in field sports, track events, and water activities. Program includes activities such as: flag team 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 7/29 - 8/1 Ages 7 - 9

#311298-B 7/29 - 8/1 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: $61.00 Registration starts 5/1 for residents.

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

#319291-A 6/24 - 6/28#319291-B 7/1 - 7/5 (no class 7/4)#319291-C 7/8 - 7/12#319291-D 7/15 - 7/19#319291-E 7/22 - 7/26#319291-F 7/29 - 8/2#319291-G 8/5 - 8/9 #319291-H 8/12 - 8/16#319291-I 8/19 - 823

M - F - 9:00 - 10:00 AMAges 4 - 6 Penfield High School tennis courtsFee: $65.00 (5 classes)Fee: $52.00 (4 classes - B section only)QUESTIONS - CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or e-mail [email protected]


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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 make up- choose date in next section.)

#319292-A 6/24 - 6/28#319292-B 7/1 - 7/5 (no class 7/4)#319292-C 7/8 - 7/12#319292-D 7/15 - 7/19#319292-E 7/22 - 7/26#319292-F 7/29 - 8/2#319292-G 8/5 - 8/9 #319292-H 8/12 - 8/16#319292-I 8/19 - 823

M - F - 10:00 - 11:00 AMAges 7 - 11Penfield High School tennis courtsFee: $65.00 (5 classes)Fee: $52.00 (4 classes - B section only)QUESTIONS - CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or e-mail [email protected]

Tennis Instruction - All LevelsThese 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. (Rain make up- choose date in next section.)

#319293-A 6/24 - 6/28#319293-B 7/1 - 7/5 (no class 7/4)

#319293-C 7/8 - 7/12#319293-D 7/15 - 7/19#319293-E 7/22 - 7/26#319293-F 7/29 - 8/2#319293-G 8/5 - 8/9 #319293-H 8/12 - 8/16#319293-I 8/19 - 823

M - F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM Fee: $93.00 (5 classes)Fee: $75.00 (4 classes - B section only)

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

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

minimum enrollment, it will be cancelled!

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Greater rochester summer track and Field series

All meets Tuesday evenings at Penfield High School

June 11, 18, 25 July 2, 9, 16, 23

Sponsored by Penfield Track and Field Boosters

for more information visit www.roChestersummertraCk.Com

or Call laura BourCy at (585) 388.7474

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 rove the area as well. Children have a color-coded wrist band identifying them as Penfield Recreation group.

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

Horizon Fun F/XJoin the group for a fun-filled “Penfield Only” 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 friend for an “All Penfield” Skate Party!

*course number indicates pickup location

#314110-B Th - 7/11Depart from Harris Whalen Park

#314110-C Th - 7/11Depart from Scribner Road School

#314110-D Th - 7/11Depart 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.



#314120-C Th - 7/25Depart from Scribner Road School #314120-D Th - 7/25Depart from Community Center

Buses leave 10:30 AM, return 5:00 PMAges 7 - 14 (6 years old if enrolled in camp)Fee: $28.00

NOTE: Adhering to regulations of New York State Department of Health “Permit to operate a Day Camp,” children will not be able to use “The Wave Pool” area. All other water park features will be available for children.

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



#314130-C Th - 6/27Depart from Scribner Road School

#314130-D Th - 6/27Depart from Community Center

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

ALL CHILDREN MUST ride the bus to and from all field trips.Pickup locations - Harris Whalen Park, Scribner Road School, Penfield Community Center.

*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!


Penfield Recreation’s Summer Day Camp program offers a wide range of activities and experiences. Day Camp will provide each child an opportunity to 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, quiet games, arts/crafts, sports activities, field days, specials and an event or two with other day camp sites. Each day camp will also offer unique activities planned by individual site staff. *Each camp session will include a bowling field trip.*Extended Hours Option - available only for children enrolled at the Penfield Community Center Camp location. “Extended hours” involves an 8:00 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.

K-One Day Camp

K-One camp is designed for younger first time 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 TrailSession I 6/24 - 7/5 (no camp 7/4)#303060-A Fee: $143 (9 days)

Session II 7/8 - 7/19#303060-B Fee: $159 (10 days)

Session III 7/22 - 8/2 #303060-C Fee: $159 (10 days)

Session I6/24 - 7/5 (no camp 7/4)Fee: $143 - 9 days

Harris Whalen Park # 313010-BScribner Road School # 313010-C

*Community Center (PCC) # 313010-D*Extended Hours - Session I - For children

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 II7/8 - 7/19

Fee: $159 - 10 daysHarris Whalen Park # 313020-B

Scribner Road School # 313020-C*Community Center (PCC) # 313020-D*Extended Hours - Session II - For children enrolled in Community Center location only


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NOTES!Registration for camps opened 1/2/13.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 (each course number) - No refund one week prior to program start date.

Session III7/22 - 8/2

Fee: $159 - 10 daysHarris Whalen Park # 313030-B

Scribner Road School # 313030-C*Community Center (PCC) # 313030-D*Extended Hours - Session III - For children enrolled in Community Center location only


Session IV8/5 - 8/9

Fee: $80 - 5 days*Community Center (PCC) # 313040-D8:00 AM Option - Fee: $16.00 - # 313041-A5:00 PM Option - Fee: $16.00 - # 313041-B

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Save 10% on Day Camps byregistering on-line!Registration: Register for any or all of the sessions offered. Please note session dates, playground sites and registration fee (per child)for each session. Please indicate second/third choices on the registration form should you be closed out of your first choice. The Community Center option does fill quickly.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:Harris Whalen Park, Scribner Road School and Penfield Community Center (PCC)

(Locations are contingent on school facility approvals.)

Preschool 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.

*Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mornings 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Session I 6/24 - 7/5 #303051-A Fee: $95.00 (6 days)

Session II 7/8 - 7/19#303051-B Fee: $95.00 (6 days)

Session III 7/22 - 8/2#303051-C Fee: $95.00 (6 days)

*Monday, Wednesday, Friday Afternoons 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMSession I 6/24 - 7/5 #303053-A Fee: $95.00 (6 days)


Session III 7/22 - 8/2#303053-C Fee: $95.00 (6 days)

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.

preSChOOl Day Camp *Tuesday and Thursday Mornings 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Session I 6/25 - 7/2 (no camp 7/4) #303052-A Fee: $48.00 (3 days)


Session III 7/23 - 8/1 #303052-C Fee: $63.00 (4 days)

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YOHP Performance Class - Ages 8-13A great introduction into the world of acting. Students will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform in a short play while learning some basic skills that can help develop creativity, self esteem and memorization skills. Students will perform for an audience on Friday, July 19 at 6:30 PM.

#313210-A 6/25 - 7/18 (no class 7/4)Tu & Th - 4:00 - 5:00 PM *Plus performance on 7/19 at 6:30 PMAges 8 - 13 Penfield Community CenterFee: $40.00 (7 classes and one performance)

Auditions for the Pulitzer Prize play Picnic by William Inge will be held on May 22 at 6:30 PM, Penfield Community Center. Visit YOHP’s web page at www.penfieldrec.org for details. Cast of 11 (7W/4M).

Picnic by William Inge August 16 & 17 | 7:30 PM | Penfield Community Center | $10 adults, $7 students The play takes place on Labor Day weekend in the joint back yards of two middle-aged widows. The one house belongs to Flo Owens who lives there with her two maturing daughters, Madge and Millie, and a boarder who is a spinster school teacher. The other house belongs to Helen Potts, who lives with her elderly and invalid mother. Into this female atmosphere comes a young man named Hal Carter, whose animal vitality seriously upsets the entire group. Hal is a most interesting character, a child of parents who ignored him, self-conscious of his failings and his position behind the eight ball. Flo is sensitively wary of temptations for her daughters. Madge, bored with being only a beauty, sacrifices her chances for a wealthy marriage for the excitement Hal promises. Her sister Millie finds her balance for the first time through the stranger’s brief attention. And the spinster is stirred to make an issue out of the dangling courtship that has brightened her life in a dreary, minor way. Winner of a 1953 Pulitzer, Picnic is noted to be an American classic for every generation.

The Stanislavski Method of Acting WorkshopThis workshop provides a step by step approach to understanding and using Stanislavski’s Method Acting System. Students will be introduced to exercises that will help them to understand how Stanislavski works, both in theory and in practice. This will give students a well-rounded understanding and experience of the Stanislavski technique that will benefit them in acting and in understanding how theatre works.The workshops will help the students learn how to understand how to effectively create and develop a believable character through topics which include: The objective, imagination relaxation, concentration, emotional recall and the magic if.Students will gain insight into how to create, explore and develop a character in preparation for a monologue showcase which will be presented on the final night of the workshop.

#313210-B 7/11 - 8/15Th - 4:00 - 5:00 PMAges 14 - 19Penfield Community CenterFee: $75.00 (6 classes)

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Brighton Beach Memoirs by Neil SimonJune 7 & 8 | 7:30 PM | Penfield Community Center | $10 adults, $7 studentsThe story of Brighton Beach Memoirs follows a 15-year-old boy named Eugene Jerome as he grows up in 1937 Brooklyn. Eugene learns about girls, family, relationships, and the impending war. Eugene makes many witty observations about life and need for family throughout the play as he interacts with his Brooklyn family. Funny, touching and all that is wonderful about Neil Simon.

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Disease Control in the Organic Vegetable GardenOrganic gardening challenges us to find balance between nature and human intervention with the goal of producing an acceptable crop with a minimum of environmental disturbance. We’ll identify the fruit and vegetable diseases indigenous to our area and discuss identification, prevention, control methods, products, and resources. Low-cost homemade treatments will also be covered. Early detection and proactive disease treatments will be emphasized, as well as the role of insect vector control in disease prevention. While some of the diseases covered apply to flowers and ornamentals, this class will concentrate on crop diseases.

#334310-A 5/1W - 6:00 - 7:00 PM

#334310-B 5/4 Sa - 9:00 - 10:00 AM

Penfield Community CenterBonnie HawkFees: Penfield Comm. Garden members - FREE General public - $15.00*Registration begins April 22 - register immediately!

Good Bug/Bad Bug Insect Control in the Organic Vegetable GardenOne of the basic tenents of organic gardening is to maintain the balance of nature while maximizing plant and soil health. That includes controlling the bad bugs without harming their insect and animal predators, while protecting earthworms and soil microbes at the same time. We’ll identify local insect pests and examine their life cycles to discover their vulnerabilities and discuss prevention and control methods. Alternative methods will be covered, as well as organic insecticides and homemade controls. While some of the insect pests covered apply to flowers and ornamentals, this class will concentrate on crop pest treatment.

#334311-A 5/14Tu - 6:00 - 7:00 PM

#334311-B 5/18Sa - 9:00 - 10:00 AM

Penfield Community CenterBonnie HawkFees: Penfield Comm. Garden members - FREE General public - $15.00

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!

#243455-B 5/14 & 5/16Tu & Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (2 classes)

#343455-A 6/18 & 6/20Tu & Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (2 classes)

#343455-B 7/16 & 7/18Tu & Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (2 classes)

#343455-C 8/20 & 8/22Tu & 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! We will make ten cards (five each of two designs – five will be Get Well cards, five will be Sympathy cards). 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.

#332410-A 6/25 (Get Well & Sympathy Cards)Tu - 6:30 - 8:30 PM Penfield Community CenterMaureen Ward, Stampin’ Up!Fee: $22.00

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

#355850-A 7/22 - 8/26M - 6:30 - 7:30 PMFee: $80.00

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

#355850-B 7/22 - 8/26M - 7:30 - 8:30 PM Fee: $80.00

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

#332460-A 6/17 - 8/5 M - 9:30 AM - 12:00 Noon (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterMartha SweeneyFee: $64.00

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

7/8 & 7/15 (must attend both classes) M - 6:00 - 9:00 PM (2 classes)Penfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $75.00 Note: To register for this course, call the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or register on-line at www.redcross.org

Getting Started on FacebookWe all know how prevalent Facebook is today. Many families are using it to communicate across the miles or even just around the corner. Yet some find it challenging, confusing or intimidating. Some are concerned about privacy or having too much information online. Some simply don’t know how it works and are afraid to try. We’ll walk through the basics including privacy settings and common “netiquette”, answer lots of questions and have time for one-on-one help. You’ll be Facebooking and enjoying it before you know it!

#332440-A 7/20 Sa - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMPenfield Community CenterTheresa Brigandi, SVM Avenue Marketing ConsultantsFee: $20.00

Facebook for Business - Getting StartedThink your small or home-based business could benefit from being on Facebook, but not sure how to get started? Maybe you’ve started a Facebook page, but no one noticed. Or perhaps the ever-changing features have you confused. Join us for a business-focused workshop on how to tap into this valuable market to grow your business. We will cover online marketing principles, content strategies and planning, basic do’s and don’ts, optimal image sizes and other technical issues, and how to engage your audience and grow your small/home-based business without “overselling.” There will be time for questions and one-on-one help, and depending on the comfort level of the group we may talk about some advanced features for business. Please provide a brief business description with your registration so the workshop can be tailored to your business type.

#332441-A 7/27 Sa - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMPenfield Community CenterTheresa Brigandi, SVM Avenue Marketing ConsultantsFee: $30.00

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Secrets Marketing Companies Don’t Want You To Know Essentials for the EntrepreneurLearn what you don’t know you need to know about the world of marketing in two information-packed, interactive and fun sessions. Fill the gaps in your knowledge with insider info that will ensure you aren’t taken advantage of by marketing agencies. Find out what kinds of marketing create sales instead of wasting your money on services and products that aren’t a proper fit for your business. From low-cost Guerrilla Marketing tactics to taking charge of your existing marketing agency account, this course gives you the knowledge and confidence to make intelligent, cost-effective decisions that will make your business grow.

#334852-A 6/8 & 6/15 (2 classes) #334852-B 7/20 & 7/27 (2 classes) Sa - 9:00 - 10:00 AMPenfield Community CenterRobin Hamm, Marketing DirectorFee: $45.00

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

6/3 & 6/10 (must attend both classes)M - 6:00 - 9:00 PMPenfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $65.00 Note: To register for this course, call the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or register on-line at www.redcross.org

Red Cross - Adult & Pediatric CPR/AEDThe Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED course incorporates the latest science and teaches students how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies to help victims of any age - adults(about 12 years and older) and pediatric (infants and children up to 12 years of age). Students who successfully complete this course will receive a certificate for Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED valid for two years.

8/5 M - 6:00 - 10:00 PMPenfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $65.00 Note: To register for this course, call the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or register on-line at www.redcross.org

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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 coremuscles (abs, back and hips) to develop a strong, supple balanced body. The goals are to increase core muscle strength and flexibility, improve posture and muscular balance and relieve stress. Non-aerobic. Participants should bring own mat. All levels welcome.

#333865-A 6/25 - 8/20 (no class 7/30)Tu - 6:00 - 6:50 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterRhonda Flint, Certified IMX PilatesFee: $64.00

Cardio HoopChallenge yourself to sweat, laugh, and have a blast with Hoopnotica cardio hooping! You will learn how to use hula hoops to raise your heart rate and tone all your major muscle groups, burning 400-600 calories per hour! No hoop experience necessary. Hoops are provided for use during class & are also available for purchase. Questions, call Lara at 755-3265 or visit www.rochooplala.com.

#333810-A 6/19 - 8/14W - 6:00 - 7:00 PM 9 classesPenfield Community CenterLara Haase, Certifed Hoopnotica InstructorFee: $70.00

Water Classes - Pre Natal Aqua & Water YogaPlease see page 10 in the aquatic section for complete program details.

Swinger Golf Fitness A golf specific fitness program designedt o l o w e r y o u r h a n d i c a p , a d d more distance toyour drive by training your core and adding flexibility.

#333825-A 6/4 - 7/12Tu & F - 11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon

#333825-B 6/4 - 7/12Tu & F - 8:00 - 9:00 PM

(6 weeks - 12 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Jacob Smith, CPTFee: $99.00

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

#333830-A 7/6 - 8/17Sa - 10:15 - 11:15 AM (7 classes)Penfield Community Center GymSandy Leiser SanzottaFee: $35.00

HIIT - High Intensity Interval TrainingHigh level class that is intended for the intermediate to advanced participant. Penfield Fitness’s gym is the place to be for this workout that uses the HIIT Principle that maximizes your time. YOU WILL SEE RESULTS!! Class will meet 3 times a week for 6 weeks.

#333815-A 6/3 - 7/13M & W - 5:45 - 6:30 PM & Sa - 9:00 - 9:45 AM (6 weeks - 18 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.PSF Personal TrainersFee: $99.00

All Out Kettle BellA great 30 minute workout using Kettle Bells, TRX and your own body weight. Kettle Bells are a comprehensive workout maximizing your time at the gym. Increase your power – whether in your everyday tasks or your weekend warrior workouts. FREE child care available. Class size limited!

#333811-A 6/3 - 7/10M & W - 5:30 - 6:00 PM (6 weeks - 12 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Andy NyeFee: $79.00

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 Jeanne Bell, RN.

#343870-A 5/21 - 7/16 (no class 7/9)Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM

#343870-C 8/6 - 9/24Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM

#343870-D 8/8 - 9/26Th - 10:30 - 11:30 AM

8 classes each sessionPenfield Community CenterFee: $38.00 per session

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Boot Camp with Phil45 minutes of a total body workout! This class will include running drills, steps, weights and bands. You do have the option to just use your own body weight! You will meet three times a week for 6 weeks.

#333805-A 7/9 - 8/17Tu & Th - 5:15 - 6:00 PM & Sa - 8:00 - 8:45 AM Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Phil D’AngeloFee: $99.00

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ZumbaLooking for a workout that feels more like a party? Zumba is an international dance and fitness program that anyone and everyone can participate in. This program incorporates Latin styles of dance as well as Samba, Hip Hop, African, and so much more. No dance experience necessary and new exercisers are welcome. Sarah 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 6/3 - 8/26 (no class 7/1) M - 6:00 - 6:50 PM

#333860-B 6/6 - 8/29 (no class 7/4)Th - 5:40 - 6:30 PM

Penfield Community Center Sarah GortonFee: $70.00 (12 classes)

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

#333850-A 6/24 - 8/19 (no class 7/29) M - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community Center GymRhonda Flint, Vinyasa Yoga Instructor, Certified Yoga AllianceFee: $64.00

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

*Free Trial Class! Wednesday, 6/19 - 8:30 - 9:10 AM*

#333890-A 6/26 - 8/14W - 8:30 - 9:10 AM (8 classes)Penfield Community Center Glenda Bondy, Certified Zumba InstructorFee: $40.00

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 7/8 - 8/14 M & W - 7:15 - 9:15 PM Penfield Community Center12 classesChief Instructor - 2008 Pan Am Gold Medalist Heiko Rommelmann, Jr.Fee: $60.00 (Family Rate: $40.00 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.

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 with confidence!

#334455-A 5/30, 6/6 & 6/13Th - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (3 classes - small groups) Shadow Pines Golf Club, 600 Whalen RoadMary Lynne DiFolco, PGA ProfessionalFee: $90.00 (includes practice balls, equipment if needed, instructional materials and a playing pass at Shadow Lake Executive Course.)

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

#333823-A 6/30 - 8/18Su - 10:30 - 11:30 AM (8 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Maeghan PerryFee: $89.00

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Wagner VineyardsTake a scenic drive towards Geneva then along east side of Seneca Lake to Wagner Vineyards. Catch a wine tour, do a wine tasting, sample Wagner beer, or just kick back and take in the fantastic view of Seneca Lake. Lunch on your own at the Ginny Lee Cafe.#349445-A Th - 8/22Depart Community Center 9:00 AMReturn 5:00 PMFee: $18.00

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.#349451-A Th - 9/19Depart Community Center 9:00 AMReturn 5:00 PMFee: $18.00

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Lockport Locks Erie Canal Enjoy a 2-hour cruise on the Erie Canal. Experience “locking through” and being raised the 49 ft. elevation of the Niagara Escarpment in the only double set of locks on the Erie Canal. Lunch on your own after cruise.

#349448-A Th - 7/11Depart Community Center 7:45 AMReturn 5:00 PMFee: $33.00

Mystery LunchGary’s pick! With lunch on your own.

#349447-A F - 7/26Depart Community Center 11:00 AMReturn 2:00 PMFee: $10.00

Phelps Hotel Great day for a drive! Lunch on your own.


Tennis - Beginner to IntermediateThese 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 6/27 - 8/22 (no class 7/4) Th - 5:30 - 7:00 PM (8 classes)

#339294-B 6/29 - 8/24 (no class 7/6)Sa - 9:30 - 11:00 AM (8 classes) Ages 18 yrs and over Veterans’ Memorial Park tennis courtsFee: $146.00IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or email [email protected]

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

#339610-A 6/20 - 8/15 (no class 7/4)Th - 7:45 - 9:45 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community Center GymMarcia OrlandiniFee: $35.00

Intermediate GolfHave you been golfing for a while and need to sharpen up your game? 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 6/27, 7/11 & 7/18Th - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (3 classes - small groups)Shadow Pines Golf Club, 600 Whalen RoadMary Lynne DiFolco, PGA ProfessionalFee: $90.00 (includes practice balls, equipment if needed, instructional materials and a playing pass at Shadow Lake Executive Course.)

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 7/17, 7/24 & 7/31W- 6:00 - 7:00 PM (3 classes - small groups)Shadow Pines Golf Club, 600 Whalen RoadMary Lynne DiFolco, PGA ProfessionalFee: $90.00 (includes practice balls, equipment if needed, instructional materials and a playing pass at Shadow Lake Executive Course.)

Golf for �0+Executive Course at Shadow Lake. Foursomes will accommodate both men and women players - foursomes arranged by starter prior to tee-off. Please remember toindicateaseparate course # for EACH golf date you wish to participate in on your registration form. You will receive a confirmation letter. Golf carts may not be available on 7/16 and 8/6.

TIME: First TEE Time out 7:30 AM, Last TEE Time out 8:15 AMAges 50 and overFee: $7.00 per golf dateTuesdays#344450-A 6/11 #344450-E 7/16#344450-B 6/18 #344450-F 7/23#344450-C 6/25 #344450-G 7/30#344450-D 7/9 #344450-H 8/6

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Skaneateles Lake Cruise Enjoy a day’s outing in Skaneateles, NY. Spend some time browsing the shops and then lunch on your own at one of the fine eateries. Board the Emita II for an afternoon sightseeing cruise along the shores of Skaneateles Lake.

#349450-A W - 6/5Depart Community Center 9:45 AMReturn 5:00 PMFee: $23.00

Warfield’sTake a scenic drive to Clifton Springs for lunch at Warfield’s. Lunch on your own.


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Games for the Brain / Lunch Exercise your mind, meet new people every Tuesday.(WE HAVE LUNCH AVAILABLE THIS DAY FOR ONLY $4)

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

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

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

Tuesdays - 5/7 & 6/4 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 Penfield Community Center.

Free Blood Pressure Checksby the Penfield V o l u n t e e r Ambulance every th i rd Tuesday of the month in the Community Room, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM.

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

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

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AccompliceBy Rupert HolmesJanet and Derek seem to have it all, attractive home, fashionable friends, comfortable income, contented life, but in this Edgar award-winning comedy-thriller, by the author of The Mystery of Edwin Drood (and The Pina Colada Song!), nothing is what it seems—and someone’s about to shake things up with a little murder. You’ll never know which way is up in this devious and delightful mystery with more twists and turns than a rollercoaster ride. We’d tell you more, but then we’d have to kill you!#249310-C W - 7/17Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own)

The Marvelous Wonderettes: Caps and Gownsby Roger BeanYour pastel-colored prom dates are back! In the sequel to last summer’s hit, The Marvelous Wonderettes, Cindy Lou, Betty Jean, Missy and Suzi return with more laughs, more sass, and more pop hits of the ‘50s and ‘60s! Follow the girls from Springfield High’s Class of 1959 graduation day to the happiest day of 1969 for one Wonderette bride! Featuring “Sealed With a Kiss,” “At the Hop,” “Dancing in the Street,” “River Deep, Mountain High,” and 25 more hits to keep you rockin’ round the clock!

#249310-A W - 6/19Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own)

The Big Bangby Boyd Graham and Jed FeuerImagine a 12-hour, 83.5 million dollar musical chronicling the history of the world from The Creation to the QVC! Imagine hilarious songs sung by characters ranging from Adam and Eve (Free Food and Frontal Nudity) to Eva Braun (Loving Him is Vhere I Vent Wrong). Imagine it all brought to life for you by two high-energy actors playing all 318 parts (with 6428 costumes!) in the posh apartment where they are cat-sitting for the Lipbalms, who are on a two-week trip to Israel. Now imagine that one of those actors is Tommy Labanaris! History, and the Lipbalms’ apartment, will never be the same.#249310-E W - 8/14Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own)

Please call our office for ticket availability

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The Many Worlds of MassachusettsMassachusetts is a collection of historic, interesting, and eclectic places to visit. One of the most diversified states in the Nation, considering its size. From the costal communities, to the literary niches, to the historical sites and posh city life of Boston and Springfield, there is so much to see and do. Join us for a PowerPoint overview of some of the more interesting travel destinations. Please bring some of your favorite places to visit, too.#343661-A 6/25Tu - 1:00 - 2:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

The Internet Photo ShowBack by popular demand. A PowerPoint presentation of some of the most extraordinary photos to be passed on through e-mails. If you have an e-mail account you may have already seen them, but maybe not. Join us for a half-hour presentation of images that will amaze, amuse and alarm. It’s always more fun to view with an audience.

#343661-B 7/30Tu - 1:00 - 2:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

History Sleuths Unite! Volunteer Research Committees FormingWe are looking for enthusiastic history sleuths who would like to be a part of a season long research committee that will work together finding documentation onWomen in the Civil War. The group’s efforts will be used as a formal presentation for our Thursday lecture series this fall. The committee will meet to discuss the parameters of the project and then assign research objectives. The committee will meet routinely to share and organize a syllabus for presentation. First meeting will be held on May 21.

#343660-C 5/21Tu - 1:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

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

volunTeers needed! The DEAR program is ready to launch the second year following a most successful initial

voyage of such diverse topics as The History of the Civil War; Emerson, Thoreau and Transcendentalism; The Inexplicable Universe; and the delightful

Downton Abbey and Louisa May Alcott Teas. We are searching for stewards to build and keep the momentum

going and weigh in as we explore future topics to expand the scope of this new recreation program tailored for lifetime learners.YOU can lead, recruit others to facilitate and or present with you, generate ideas for programs, and be a part of

mapping the future of DEAR.

Please join other volunteers at an upcoming brainstorming sessions on Monday, May 13 at 4 PM at the Penfield Community Center.

#343660-A 5/13M - 4:00 PM

Penfield Community CenterFree

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Lunch and Lecture ticket must be purchased prior to lecture date for a fee of $6.00. “Lecture only” subject to seating capacity. Lunch served 11:45 PM , Lecture starts 12:30 PM

Purchase Tickets:In Person: Penfield Recreation Office; Mail: Use program registration form with lecture name; Phone: Penfield Recreation 340-8655 x6 with credit card; or On-Line: www.penfieldrec.org

More Ideas for Using Your ComputerBack by popular demand, Jerry Taylor will give you a live demonstration of interesting and creative ways in which to use your computer. Attaching photos to e-mails, the amazing properties of Photoshop, digital photography, photo-manipulation, a live Skype demonstration, and an overview of Facebook will be included in this demonstration.

4/18Ticket - Free lectureTicket - $6.00 Lunch/LectureJerry Taylor

Crafting Heirlooms with Your ComputerHave you ever wondered what to do with all the wonderful photos, videos, stories, poems, written memories, or other heirlooms that you would like to pass on? The possibilities are endless. Photos can be made into scrapbooks, photo albums, or specialized montages without scissors or glue. Old VHS tapes can be transferred to computer disk and then edited into themes. You can create books: a book of memories, poems, or writings, even a customized book featuring your grandchild. Personal belongings you consider heirlooms can be shared using photo or video methods we describe. In this class you will learn some easy ways to preserve your precious heirlooms for future generations.

4/25Ticket - Free lectureTicket - $6.00 Lunch/Lecture Rosemary Irwin, Sue Billert

Remembering Rochester with Doris Adamek 2Join Doris as she walks us through the changes that have occurred in the parks, industries, churches and leisure time activities around Rochester. These talks get a lot of interaction from audience as people share their own memories. Enjoy an hour of reminiscing about beautiful Rochester.

5/2Ticket - Free lectureTicket - $6.00 Lunch/LectureDoris Adamek

Gatsby Through the Lens of the 21st CenturyF. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby has inspired dramas, musicals, operas, movies and even video games. Published April 10, 1925, the book foreshadowed the upcoming Wall Street crash of 1929 which began America’s great depression. Initially less popular than Fitzgerald’s previous novels, Gatsby reinvented itself over and over and is now often cited as one of the greatest novels in the English language. Copies were sent to troops during World War II and as recently as 2012, Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman described America’s current economy with an effect he dubbed “the Great Gatsby curve.” Come hear and discuss the evolution of the Gatsby story.

5/9Ticket - Free lectureTicket - $6.00 Lunch/LectureRosemary Irwin

Remembering Our Heroes We welcome our veterans this day for a complimentary lunch and discussion program. We want you to lead the conversation as you share stories and experiences of your friends, families and comrades. Help us honor some of our finest heroes with stories from local patriots for this very special program. Please call 340-8664 if you are a war veteran and would like to attend this day. Lunch is available to general audience for $6.

5/16Ticket - Free lectureTicket - $6.00 Lunch/Lecture

Revving Up Your MetabolismMVP will be stopping by to give us all some insight on how to perk up our slouching metabolisms. We know what happens as we get older. Counter attack it with some great advice that can help you burn calories, give you more energy and help keep you on the right path to wellness.

5/23Ticket - Free lectureTicket - $6.00 Lunch/LectureMVP

Handwriting Analysis with Bob GulloWhat does your handwriting say about you? How you craft letters and words can indicate more than 5,000 different personality traits, according to the science of graphology, also known as handwriting analysis. Join historian and graphologist Bob Gullo as he explains this fascinating science and how it has been used to interpret history.

5/30 *NOTE DATE CHANGE* Ticket - Free lectureTicket - $6.00 Lunch/LectureBob Gullo

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FREE EventMeet & Greet Historians and Re-enactors

Attend lectures

Show and Tell

C W D P C CCivil War Day at PenfielD Community Center

Saturday, April 27 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

10:00 AMJerry Bennet

Underground Railroad

11:00 AM

Genesee Country Village Moveable Museum

The Intrepid The world’s first manned Civil War balloon

12:00 PM Genesee Country Village

Moveable MuseumClothing of the Civil War

1:00 PM

Allen HopkinsSongs of the Civil War

2:00 PMSusan Berardi

Wife of a Civil War Soldier

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Fire and Flood in RochesterHear about the formation of Rochester’s Fire Department, its most tragic and costly fires, the Mansion House fire, the great Sibley fire, the heart-breaking Steam Gauge & Lantern Works fire and the poignant aftermath of fire at the City Orphanage. Also presented is an account of its most disastrous floods that covered Rochester’s four corners and it swept through Front, Mill and Main Streets.

#342030-A 6/26W - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

Rochester During the Second World WarRecall those troubling times when Pearl Harbor was bombed, the city’s bond drives, when rationing began and when many Rochesterians became war workers. Remember too, Lowell Thomas announcing news of the war in the Pacific, the Invasion of Normandy. Examine the newspaper headlines recording war’s victories and defeats and the part played by our local servicemen and women fighting overseas.

#342030-B 7/31W - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

The Stories Behind a Spice Company, A Sen-Sen Manufacturer and the Makers of Typewriter Ribbon & Carbon PaperHear the story behind Rochester’s R.T. French Company and its president and Penfield resident, O. Cedric Rowntree.

View scores of French’s early products marketed before the creation of its creamy mustard. Learn about H.P. Dunn and his development of Sen-Sen. Discover Rochester’s many companies that produced one-sixth of the nation’s typewriter ribbon and carbon paper. Peruse the area’s largest collection of the firm’s memorabilia.

#342030-C 8/28W - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

Marvels & MYTHs of roCHesTerwith local author and historian Donovan Shilling

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

#342040-A 5/14 - 6/18Tu - 9:30 -10:30 AM Penfield Community CenterDick SeilsFee: $39.00 (6 classes)

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

#342610-A 5/13 - 6/24 (no class 5/20 & 5/27)M - 1:00 - 2:30 PM (5 classes) Penfield Community CenterJoyce BossardFee: $10.00

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 for mature athletes to stay fit (full mobility required). This class will introduce the basic rules of play for the game and allow the novice player to get familiar with serving, scoring, rules, and equipment for both singles and doubles play. Students will be invited to stay and play after class during our open Pickleball time.

#341610-A 5/13 - 6/17M - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Penfield Community CenterDick SeilsFee: $39.00 (5 classes)

Spring Picnic Join us for picnic food and entertainment for our Spring Fling. Our delicious home made lunch events are not to be missed.

5/7Tu - 12:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $4.00

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Mr. Lincoln: The Life of Abraham LincolnDescription of the course from the Great Course web-site: What made Lincoln great? What was it about him that struck those who knew him? This course explores those questions with the help of an authority who, in his own words, has “spent many years trying to get to know this man from afar,” and in doing so has become one of the country’s most distinguished Lincoln scholars and an award-winning author for his books about Lincoln. Professor Allen C. Guelzo will lead you on “a great adventure,” a tour of Lincoln’s life, from his forebearers’ arrival in America through an evaluation of how his legacy lives on for us today. You will come to know Lincoln through the eyes of those who knew, lived with, and worked with him.

#343662-A 6/24 - 7/29M - 11:00 - 12:30 PM (6 classes) Penfield Community Center Free (participants must register to attend) Mr. Lincoln has been made possible with the support from

Mark Twain’s definition of a classic book is “A book which people praise and don’t read.” However this course defines the American classic as a monumental account of the American experience. They are authors and titles that have some how shocked, de-stabilized or changed the scope of American society. To truly understand the United States of America you must explore its literary tradition. We bring you this epic series (84 lectures) beginning with The First American Story, Benjamin Franklin’s Autobiography and eventually concluding with Toni Morrison’s Beloved. Here is the opportunity to gain some familiarity, as well as review the great works of American writers that you may already know or never had the time to read. Participants are asked to read the essential readings before attending the class as it will lend reference to the selected lectures. We will begin the series with an Introduction to Classics of American Literature which will help participants get a feel for what the future programs will entail.

Below are our first set of dates and titles for the program.

Introduction to Classics of American Literature An overview of this lecture series.

#343662-B 5/20M - 11:00 - 11:45 AMPenfield Community CenterFree (participants must register)

The Autobiography of Benjamin FranklinThis lecture will compare and contrast Franklin’s philosophy with that of the Puritan fathers as well as summarize the ethos of Franklin and how it is typically “American”.

#343662-C 6/3Penfield Community CenterM - 11:00 AM - 12:00 NoonFree (participants must register)

Ralph Waldo Emerson & Henry David ThoreauClassics in American Literature continues with this six week series of Emerson and Thoreau. The Emerson lectures will call upon several essential essays “Self Reliance”, “Experience”, “Nature”, “The American Scholar”, “Circles”, “The Oversoul”, and “The Poet”. The lectures will offer a perspective on Emerson and his drive to lay claim to an original American literary voice. An understanding of his liberated values and destabilizing ideas will offer the modern reader an insight into the 19th century America and the underlying cultural agenda pulsating within. The Thoreau portion of the series will address Thoreau’s most celebrated living experiment Walden. We will see how his politics are reflected in the nature of his writings, how he has come to represent an environmental prophet and a blue print for contemporary civil rights. Following each presentation facilitator April Roods will lead the class in group discussion as you analyze and refer to the selected texts.

#343662-D 7/11 - 8/15Th - 2:00 - 3:30 PM Penfield Community CenterFree (participants must register)

The Inexplicable Universe - ExplainedUsing some of the lectures from The Inexplicable Universe with Neil deGrasse Tyson, retired teacher Nels Carman will help us to understand the basic principles of the cosmos. The Big Bang, black holes, string theory , E=MC2 - all mind altering concepts which will be presented in a straight forward, easy to grasp format. Deciphering the latest findings, understanding the basic foundation of space and time is easily within your reach.

#343662-E 5/17 - 6/7F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (4 classes) Penfield Community Center Free (participants must register to attend)

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The Great Courses bring engaging professors to you remotely through recorded DVDs. Since 1990, great teachers from the Ivy League, Stanford, Georgetown, and other leading colleges and universities have crafted over 390 courses for lifelong learners. The DEAR program has secured permission to offer The Great Course at the Penfield Community Center. Participants will view a lecture from DVD and then have an opportunity to engage in discussion with a guest facilitator.

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Afternoon Tea Salon Wednesdays - 1:00 PMEnjoy hot tea, dessert, stimulating conversation, and a great escape from a busy day. Tea is always served in chinaandthedessertsare always delectable. The first Wednesday of the month hear a book review from Camille DelVecchio from the Penfield Public Library. Registration not required.

Book ClubPick up the monthly read at the third Wednesday tea of the month. Participants have a month to read the selected book and then attend the third Wed. of the month to discuss with others. Book club meets at 1:00 PM in the Senior Lounge. For more information call 340-8664.

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 page 29 for detailed information about topic and optional lunches that are available for $6.)

Free Friday Film Series at 2:00 PM last Friday of the month Sponsored by the Penfield Public Library and Penfield Recreation (Thisprogramruns through May 31) Films are presented in full stereo sound with a large screen format. A variety of movies are chosen each month, which include classics and recently released films. You can call the Penfield Recreation department for monthly title or go to penfieldrec.org.

Walk the GymWalk the gym at selected times - schedule available at Recreation Office and on our website. 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 6/24 - 8/9.

Wellness Rewards!Everyone knows that exercise and eating right are critical to good health, but it’s not always easy. No matter where you are in your personal journey toward good health, Penfield Recreation and Wegmans would like to help you on your way.

Here’s how it works:For every dollar you spend on qualified Penfield Recreation programs you earn 25 “Rewards for Life” points. Your points can then be redeemed for great wellness merchandise (see below). Your points are automatically calculated each time you register for a program, so it’s no extra work for you! Just check your latest total on your receipt! Prizes and point values are listed below.

So check out our upcoming programs and start earning points today!

Sponsored by Penfield Recreation, in conjunction with , our Wellness Partner.

Water bottle - 4,000 pointsString bag - 5,000 pointsCleenfreek sports towel - 5,000 points

Umbrella - 8,000 pointsBeverage mug - 10,000 pointsSanta Fe water bottle - 10,000 points

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2nd Annual Steel Lillies 5K Run/ 1 Mile WalkSupport Sarcoma/Cancer Research and Awareness, in honor of Tiffany Lill

Sunday, June 09, 2013 9:30 am Webster Parks and Recreation, 1350 Chiyoda Drive, Webster

On-site registration begins at 8 am for 5K street run and 1 mile course walk.

The cost is $30 for adults and $15 for students (college and under) and includes a commemorative t-shirt, food & drink.

Thank you to our sponsors for their support!

Registration form and more information is available online at www.SteelLillies.org or you can register right online.

The Villain Took a Chip Shot by Craig Sodaro

Gloria Greenfee inherited the Greenfee Lodge along with a debt from her uncle, and she can’t pay the bank. A scheme is

hatched to convert the lodge into a resort for golf, the new sport that’s sweeping the nation. But there’s a storm cloud looming! Villainous Nash T. Sandtrappe arrives with a map showing a vein

of gold that runs under the lodge. Will the hero hit a hole-in-one with our lovely heroine, or will the villain send everyone to the caddyshack?

Come join the fun! Performance dates: May 3, 4, 10, 11, 17 & 18 at 8:00 pm. Performances will be held at Penfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Rd. (Opening Night - May 3rd - Special Event - call for details.)

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 $15.00.

Check out our website at www.penfieldplayers.org.

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June is Wellness Month in Penfield

Rothfuss Park Farm Walk

Check 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!

Participation in many of the programs offered through Penfield Recreation will earn you a passport stamp, collect 6 stamps and receive our official 2013 Wellness t-shirt and entry into wellness prize drawings. Wellness Adventure Passports will be available May 1 at the Penfield Recreation office. Full details of program included with passport or on our web-site at www.penfieldrec.org

Be Active, Be Well, Enjoy Life!

“Wellness Adventures”

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Friday, April 26, 7:30-9:30 PMPenfield Community Center

Ages: 7-12$2.00 per child

Wellness thru PLAY is a NEW wellness program provided by the Penfield Recreation department. Children ages 7-12 can be dropped off at the community center for 2 hours of fun play. Games and activities will be happening throughout the building and it will be up to the kids to decide what they feel like PLAYING. Activities will be supervised by staff; activities may include gym games, basketball, knock hockey, Just Dance, and more. This program is an opportunity for kids to participate in healthy activities of their choice! Parents must sign their

child in and out.

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June Walking Challenge

To participate in the program, stop by the Recreation office and pick up a Walking Challenge packet prior to June 1. Pedometers can be purchased at that time for $1.00. Record your steps EVERY day for the month of June (1-30). Submit your results to the recreation department by July 9. Participants who walk at least 200,000 steps for the month will receive an award and for those who walk at least 300,000 steps will be entered in a drawing for a special raffle!

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Penfield Recreation is challenging ALL Penfield residents to a walking challenge the entire month of June! The challenge is to WALK at least 10,000 steps per day! That’s the equivalent of walking roughly 5 miles and meeting the Surgeon General’s recommendation of 30 minutes or more of moderate-intensity physical activity on all, or most, days of the week.

An activity for the entire family!

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!

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Passport to Family Wellness DID YOU KNOW??DID YOU KNOW??DID YOU KNOW??Walking 10,000 steps a

day will help to lower the risk of developing heart

disease, stroke, Type 2 diabetes, high blood

pressure, colon and breast cancer, prevents weight gain, reduces depression

and improves cardio-respiratory and muscular fitness. Get WALKING!


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

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

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Penfield PlayersLocal, non-profit community theater group, sponsored by Penfield Recreation. The group performs a variety of shows each year. For current production information visit www.penfieldplayers.org or see page 34.

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

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’s annual Memorial Day Ceremony of Remembrance will be held Monday, May 27, 2013 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 ClinicThe Town of Penfield Animal Services will host a Rabies Clinic on Saturday, June 1 from 10 am - 12 noon at the Penfield Sewer Garage, 1595 Jackson Rd., Penfield. Dogs must 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 the Town of Penfield and Monroe County Department of Health.

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Penfield Cleanup DayFamilies, groups, organizations, and individuals are invited to help clean up Penfield on Saturday, April 20 from 9 am to 12 pm. We will be picking up roadside debris and helping to get Penfield ready for the 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.

To register your group, please call Penfield Recreation at (585) 340-8651.

Penfield Community Victory GardenThe Town of Penfield Community Garden is located on a 3.3 acre piece of town-owned land located at 1747 Five Mile Line Rd, near Rothfuss Park. We have a formal garden committee that meets monthly at the Penfield Community Center. Volunteers are needed for many aspects of the garden including manual labor. No experience necessary. To volunteer, or for more information, please email Gordon Barnes at [email protected], or call (585) 340-8655.

Town Clerk’s OfficeYour Town Clerk’s office provides many services to the Penfield community. Be sure to visit the office at the Town Hall for the following:•Issuance of Marriage Licenses (by appointment), Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Permits, Handicap Parking Hangers, and Dog Licenses. We now offer online dog license renewals - www.penfield.org, click on Town Clerk’s Office.•Notary Services•Items for sale: Penfield Blanket $40, Books: Penfield Past $15, Images of Early Penfield $12.50, “Over Home!” in North Western Penfield New York $25. For more information, contact Amy Steklof, Town Clerk at 340-8629.

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

Penfield - we need your help and expertise! The Recreation Department has identified the expansion of our volunteer network as a major goal for 2013. We have and continue to receive outstanding volunteers who help the staff develop and administer programs on a regular basis. We are looking for even more! We are looking to create a volunteer database of individuals who have a passion to give back to their community. One of the amazing things I am always surprised to see is how many diversified talents our residents have. The department is looking to capitalize on those talents and give you an opportunity to participate in something you enjoy! There is no criteria for volunteering, just a desire to be involved. Please take this opportunity to seriously consider volunteering with the recreation department. Be on the look out as we go searching for volunteers as we develop a list of program areas where YOU can assist.

Thank you! Chris Bilow, Recreation Director “We make a living by what we do, but we make a life by what we give.” Winston Churchill

Penfield Television provides Public, Education, and Government programming, productions and communication services to the Penfield community and Monroe County. Now recording in High Definition, Penfield TV broadcasts over sixty Town meetings throughout the year LIVE on Government Access Channel 12, digital 5.12, and online at www.penfieldTV.org. Local school sports and activities, along with community produced programming, are submitted to Penfield TV for broadcast on Pubic Access Channel 15 and digital 5.15. Penfield TV programming is also available online through the station’s video on-demand archive, as well as Vimeo and You Tube. Penfield TV’s Bulletin Board and website calendar provides information about upcoming community events and activities, along with communications from Government and not-for-profit agencies. Learn more about PenfieldTV at www.PenfieldTV.org, by email at [email protected] or by calling (585) 340-8661. Follow Penfield TV through social media on Twitter and Facebook.


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

Wine tent at Cool Jazz

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Cool Jazz and Saturdays on Stage move to Penfield Community Center if rain

“Cool Jazz” TuesdaysJuly 9 Mark Cassara

July 16 River Dogs Dixieland

July 23 Tritone Jazz Camp Faculty

July 30 White Hots

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& Kiwanis Stage

2013 Concert Series

“Kids Fest” ThursdaysJuly 11 Bart and Kevin

July 18 Dady Brothers

July 25 Dinner Dogs

August 1 Mike Kornrich

“Saturdays on Stage”

July 20 Ruby Shooz

July 27 Gap Mangione New Big Band

August 3 Mr Mustard Beatle Review (opening act It’s My Party - 5:00 pm)

Veterans’ Memorial Park, 3100 Atlantic Avenue, Penfield


Tastin’ the BluesSeptember 14 12:00 - 4:00 pm

Steve Grills and the RoadmastersDundee will be providing a line up of locally brewed beer for

sampling. Chili contestants will have hot chili available for judging.Great food all day!

*Cancellations due to inclement weather - please call 340-8655, or visit www.penfieldrec.org.*

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“The Jazz and Food Rodeo”Friday, May 315:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Penfield Pops BandJune 10 & July 22

7:00 pm

Special Music Events

Penfield School District

Music Departments Saturday, June 12:00 - 4:00 pm

Food Trucks(Windows up at 4:30 p.m.)

Tuscan Wood Fired PizzaFrozen Delights

Wraps on Wheels

Brick-N-MotorThe Dough Boys

Chowder Up Seafood

Jazz by PHS Jazz Groups

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Citizen Emergency PreparednessSaturday, May 4 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM

**Mushrooms and Health with Dr. Alice Chen

Sunday, May 5 2:30 - 4:00 PM

CSA Agriculture with Wickham FarmsTuesday, May 7 7:00 - 8:30 PM

**Sponsored by the Friends of Penfield Public Library

Teen Volunteers Needed for Summer Reading Game! TRAINING FOR READING GAME

Saturday, June 15 11:15 AM – 12:15 PMFor Grades 7-12 (Fall 2013)

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 24 through July 31. 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 Times:Please choose one of the following shifts to work when you register for training:

Mondays, 5:45 – 8:15 PM & Tuesdays, 1:45 – 4:15 PMTuesdays, 6:00 – 8:30 PM

Wednesdays, 10:15 AM – 12:45 PM & Wednesdays, 3:15 – 6:00 PMPlease don’t sign-up if you know you will miss more than two weeks of the six week program.

*REGISTRATION begins Monday, June 3 for Penfield town or school district residents; Thursday, June 13 for all others. Online registration not available, please call the library at 340-8720.

The library will be open Saturdays 10 AM - 1PM effective 6/22-8/24. The library will be closed Sundays effective 6/23-8/25. The library will also be closed: Memorial Day weekend (5/25-5/27);

Sat. 6/29; Thurs. 7/4; and Labor Day weekend (8/31-9/2).

1985 Baird Road Penfield, NY 14526Monday-Thursday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Friday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMSaturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Sunday 2:00 - 5:00 PM

Social Security Benefits Wednesday, May 1 7:00 - 8:30 PM

**Muslim Journeys Film Series Mirrors of the Invisible World

Thursday, May 2 7:00 - 8:30 PM

**Prince Among Slaves film Thursday, June 6 7:00 - 8:30 PM

**Grow Your Own Groceries with Mary Jo Lane


Raising Money-Savvy Kids Wednesday, May 15 7:00 - 8:30 PM

**Open University w/ Rosemary Irwin


** Digging into the Past with the book Calvin Wooster Owen Diary of a Nineteenth Century American edited by Ann Stevens and Penfield Town Historian Kathy Kanauer. Owen descendant Cynthia Howk will be

present to answer questions and autograph copies of the book on Sunday, June 9 from 2:00 - 4:00 PM.

Sixteenth Annual Adult Summer Reading ProgramMonday, June 24 - Friday, August 2

Adults ages 18 and up “Groundbreaking Reads” 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.

PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS

PROGRAMS FOR TEENS

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PROGRAMS FOR TEENS

• Tops Cooking School: Beneath the Surface Desserts

Wednesday, July 177:00 - 8:00 PM

For students entering grades 6-12REGISTRATION begins July 3.

• Magic: The Gathering NightWednesday, July 24

7:00 - 8:30 PMFor students entering grades 6-12REGISTRATION begins July 10.

• Movie NightWednesday, July 31

7:00 - 8:30 PMFor students entering grades 6-12REGISTRATION begins July 17.

• Draw Steampunk Characters with Chris Pallace

Wednesday, June 267:00 - 8:30 PM

For students entering grades 6-12REGISTRATION begins June 12.

• Mehndi & Upcycled/Repurposed

Fashion Trashion Show IdeasWednesday, July 3

7:00 - 8:30 PMFor students entering grades 6-12REGISTRATION begins June 19.

• Terrariums and Tiny ScenesWednesday, July 10

7:00 - 8:00 PMFor students entering grades 6-12REGISTRATION begins June 26.

PRACTICE SAT PRESENTED BY KAPLANTuesday, August 6

10:00 am - 1:30 PMFor students entering grades 10-12

REGISTRATION begins July 9.

BENEATH THE SURFACE: WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AT THE LIBRARY

• Fashion Trashion ShowWednesday, August 7

7:00 - 8:30 PMAll ages may attend

Students entering grades 6-12 may participate by designing an outfit using

upcycled or repurposed materials and modeling it on the runway. Pick up a participation form at the library

beginning July 3 and submit it by August 2. Designers/ models will need to

arrive early the day of the show (exact time TBA). REGISTRATION to attend

the show begins July 24.

BENEATH THE SURFACE: THE 2013 TEEN SUMMER READING GAMEFOR 6th-12th GRADERSJune 19 - August 7, 2013

WIN A GRAND PRIZE AIR SWIMMERS SHARK OR CLOWNFISH! • Log the time you spend reading on our summer reading website;

every hour you read counts as an entry into a weekly prize drawing. • In addition, each week you post at least one book review you may take a turn digging for prizes from

“Beneath the Surface” of our Giant Tape Ball of Treasures! • All the details will be available on our summer reading website ~ look for a link to it from the library’s homepage

(www.libraryweb.org/penfield) beginning June 10.

SUMMER FAMILY STORY TIMEMondays, 10:30 – 11:00 AMJune 24 – August 5For children ages 2-5, child must be accompanied by an adult.No registration is required. Families are invited to enjoy stories, songs, and finger plays presented by our children’s librarian. This program is geared for children not yet comfortable leaving their parent/caregiver.

PRACTICE SAT SCORE GIVEBACK & TEST STRATEGIES SEMINAR

Monday, August 19 7:00 - 8:00 PMFor students entering grades 10-12 and parents

REGISTRATION begins July 9.

PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN

STORIES ‘N’ MORE STORY TIMETuesdays, 10:30 – 11:00 AM

June 27 - August 6For children ages 3 – 6

No registration is required. Preschoolers are invited to enjoy stories, songs, and

finger plays presented by our children’s librarian. Parents/caregivers are welcome, but not required to attend. However, you must remain in the library

during story time.

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CRAFTY FUN DAYS for children entering grades 1-3 Come enjoy a story and make a theme-related craft. Separate registration is required for each program.

Thursday, June 27 3:15 – 4:15 PMREGISTRATION begins Thursday, June 13 for Penfield town or school district residents; Thursday, June 20 for all oth-ers.Friday, July 5 3:15 – 4:15 PM REGISTRATION begins Friday, June 21 for Penfield town or school district residents; Friday, June 28 for all others.

Friday, July 12 3:15 – 4:15 PM REGISTRATION begins Friday, June 28 for Penfield town or school district residents; Friday, July 5 for all others.Thursday, July 25 1:30 – 2:30 PMREGISTRATION begins Friday, June 28 for Penfield town or school district residents; Friday, July 5 for all others.

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EARLY BIRDREGISTRATION:

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 12,

4:30 – 7:30 PM

Thursday, June 13, 4:30 – 7:30 PM

Monday, June 17,5:30 – 8:30 PM

Wednesday, June 19, 5:30 – 8:30 PM

Friday, June 21, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Friday, June 21,2:30 – 4:30 PM * **Sponsored by the Friends of Penfield Public Library


@ Penfield Public Library 2013Children’s Summer Reading Game

The reading game begins Monday, June 24, and runs through Wednesday, July 31. You play once a week on:

Mondays, 6:00 – 8:00 PM, orTuesdays, 2:00 – 4:00 PM, or Tuesdays, 6:15 – 8:15 PM,

or Wednesdays, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM, or Wednesdays, 3:30 – 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 DIG INTO READING bonus activity card! Do the activity each week to earn EXTRA COUPONS!! This summer we will be participating in a town-wide effort, led by Water for South Sudan, Penfield, to dig a well in Africa. Not only will your reading earn prizes, your efforts will help bring fresh clean water to families who desperately need it.More details to follow.

*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 17. 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. Many thanks to the Friends of the Penfield Public Library, the Penfield Rotary Club, and the many local businesses that are providing prizes for our summer reading program.

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**BOOMERANG CLUBKICK- OFF CONCERT

Thursday, June 27 11:00 – 11:45 AM For children of all ages

REGISTRATION begins Thursday, June 13 for Penfield town or school district residents; Thursday, June 20

for all others.

**EXOTIC ANIMAL SHOW Friday, June 28 3:30 – 4:15 PM For children entering grades K-6 REGISTRATION begins Friday,

June 14 for Penfield town or school district residents; Friday,

June 21 for all others.

**LIBRARY LEGO LAB Friday, July 5 10:30 – 11:45 AMFor children entering grades 1-6REGISTRATION begins Friday,

June 21 for Penfield town or school district residents; Friday,

June 28 for all others.

TALES FOR TAILSThursday, July 11 10:30 – 11:30 AM

For children entering grades K-6 (Children 7 and under must be

accompanied by an adult)Drop-in, no registration required.

You will sign up for reading time slots upon arrival.

**IT’S MAGIC OF COURSE

Thursday, July 11 3:30 – 4:15 PMFor children entering grades K-6

REGISTRATION begins Thursday, June 27 for Penfield town or school

district residents; Wednesday, July 3, for all others.

**DIG IT!, HAUL IT!, CONSTRUCT IT!

Friday, July 18 10:30 – 11:30 AMFor children ages 3-10,

accompanied by an adultJuly 3 for Penfield town or school

district residents; Thursday, July 11 for all others.

**OMNIPRESENT PUPPET THEATER presents “Gumshoe

McMonocle and the Strange Case of Rumpelsomething”

Thursday, July 18 3:30 - 4:15 PMFor children entering grades K-6

REGISTRATION begins Wednesday, July 3 for Penfield town or school


**DIG INTO SCIENCE with KWIK CREATIONS

Friday, July 191:30 – 2:30 PM OR

3:30 – 4:30 PMFor children entering grades 1-6

REGISTRATION begins Friday, July 5 for Penfield town or school district

residents; Friday, July 12 for all others.

**AIRPLAY: COMEDY, JUGGLING SHOW!

Thursday, July 25 3:30 – 4:15 PMFor children entering grades K-6

REGISTRATION begins Thursday, June 11 for Penfield town or school district residents; Thursday, June 18

for all others.

**DIG INTO COOKING with TOPS COOKING SCHOOL

Friday, July 26 1:30 – 2:30 OR3:30 – 4:30 PM

For children entering grades K-6REGISTRATION begins Friday, June 12 for Penfield town or school district

residents; Friday, June 19 for all others.

**LIBRARY LEGO LAB Thursday, August 1 10:30 – 11:45 AM

For children entering grades 1-6REGISTRATION begins Thursday, July 18 for Penfield town or school


**SCRAP ART FUN with MARYJANE WENNER

Friday, August 2 3:15 – 4:15 PM For children entering grades 1-6

REGISTRATION begins Friday, July 19 for Penfield town and school district residents; Friday, July 26 for all others.

**DRAWASAURUS! with SCOTT GIBALA-BROXHOLM

Monday, August 5 3:15- 4:15 PM

For children entering grades 3-6 REGISTRATION begins Monday, July 22 for Penfield town or school district

residents; Monday, July 29 for all others.

**READING GAME CELEBRATION with…. BUBBLE MANIA!!!

Tuesday, August 6 7:00 – 8:00 PMFOR READING GAME PARTICIPANTS ONLY/PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS WELCOME. REGISTRATION begins Tuesday, July 23 for Penfield town or school district residents; Tuesday July 30 for all others.

**SPECIAL “K” STORY TIME & CRAFTMonday, August 12 11:00 – 11:45 AMFor children entering kindergarten in

September 2013REGISTRATION begins Monday, July 29 for Penfield town or school district residents; Monday, August 5 for all

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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 (*Fill out form completely including signature*)

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: Resident of Penfield or Penfield school dist.? _____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: “Penfield Recreation”

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 (*Fill out form completely including signature*)

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: Resident of Penfield or Penfield school dist.? _____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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Cardholder’s Name:______________________ Authorized Signature ______________________________

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3 Digit Security Code

CELL PHONE_________________________________ CARRIER (for texting purposes) _______________________________________

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

2. MAIL IN/DROP OFF - You may either mail in or drop off your registration. The drop-box is located next to the Recreation Office door and may be used during building hours, M-Th 8AM - 10PM, Fr 8AM - 6PM, Sa 9AM - 5PM (10-1 starting 6/22), Su 2-5PM (closed starting 6/23). The drop-box will be emptied and processed throughout the day (M-F) along with the U.S. Mail delivery.

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

4. CHECKS - We prefer a separate check per person, per course, payable to “Penfield Recreation.” (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.

5. Registration begins May 1* for Penfield town and school district residents, and May 8* for non-residents (*unless otherwise noted). Registrations may be submitted prior to the registration start date, but will not be processed until then.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

5) Absolutely no refunds after a program has ended.

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

These policies apply to ALL Recreation Programs.

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

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

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

4. Registration begins May 1* for Penfield town and school district residents, and May 8* for non-residents (*unless otherwise noted).

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Penfield Art Association www.penfieldartassociation.com NAPenfield Business Assoc. www.penfieldbusiness.org 348-8360Penfield Chamber of Commerce www.penfieldchamber.org 234-1541Penfield Cub/Boy Scout Info www.senecawaterways.org 241-8530Penfield Girl Scouts Millwheel Unit www.millwheel.org 248-8559Penfield Ecumenical Food Shelf www.penfieldfoodshelf.org 234-0799Penfield Little League www.penfieldbaseball.com 377-1854Penfield Players www.penfieldplayers.org 340-8655Penfield Pops Community Band www.penfieldrec.org 385-1392Penfield Public Library www.penfieldlibrary.org 340-8720Penfield Rangers Soccer Club www.penfieldrangers.org 419-6623Penfield Strikers Soccer Club www.penfieldstrikers.org NAPenfield Symphony Orchestra www.penfieldsymphony.org 872-0774Penfield Youth Basketball www.pybhoops.com 377-4919Penfield Youth Football & Cheer www.penfieldyouthfootball.org NAPenfield Youth Lacrosse Club www.penfieldyouthlacrosse.com 303-8742Sea Dragons Swim Club www.seadragons.org NASportsNet(rec/sports for people with disabilities) www.rochesterrehab.org 271-1894 x1742Thousand Acre Swamp NA 425-9561Youth Wrestling www.penfieldwrestling.com Ed Porto 662-5751 Scott Kropman 734-1930

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

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

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

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Penfield Town BoardTony LaFountain, SupervisorLinda Kohl, Councilwoman Paula Metzler, CouncilwomanAndy Moore, CouncilmanRob Quinn, Councilman

Penfield Town Clerk Amy Steklof

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

Parks & Facilities Staff Bob Garbeck, Parks ForemanJim Kreckman, Facilities ForemanDave Ewell, Security Foreman

Trails Committee Nels Carman Jr., Chair Dick Adamus FranCioppa Mary Ellen Collinge Eleanor HartquistW. Frank Jones

Community Victory Garden Committee Gordy Barnes, Chair Gloria Barnes Carol Boyer Dave Boyer Dot Brenneis Dick ClouthierTrish Dorland Michael FallatBonnie HawkLarry Krech

Ed LindskoogAileen ReisElsa SchaeferTerry SmithDenny TrippGinny Wilterdink

Chris MandelPat McCulloughLaura SeppalaAdele ShepardGreg SmithGary VincelliPhyllis VincelliBob VolpeSue Webster

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Penfield Independence Day Parade

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

Join us for Penfield’s Independence Day Parade Float Building contest.

Parade time: 10:00 am Saturday, June 29

The parade route is from PHS to Penfield Community Center, along route 441.

Build a float and enter to win. Groups of all sizes and ages are encouraged to enter; walkers, riders and unique floats welcome!

Please call 340-8655 by June 7 to enter your float or to be a part of the parade.

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

Independence Day Traffic UpdatesFor your convenience, the Town will publish traffic flow information for event goers leaving Harris Whalen Park directly following the 10:00 PM Fireworks Display. Information will be available in the Penfield Post, the Recreation E-Newsletter, and the Town Web Site (www.penfield.org, beginning 6/14). Please note that you may experience a 30-minute traffic delay leaving the event area.

Emcee: Mr. Don Alhart, TV News Anchor, 13WHAM-TVParade Marshals: Local First Responders

Independence Day CelebrationSaturday, June 29, 2013

5:00 – 11:00 pmHarris Whalen Park

Music by: Dang and Dog House

10:00 pm FIREWORKS

Great Food & Bounce House For tHe kids all day!

10:00 amParade

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

Featuring Towpath Volunteers Fife and Drum Corps, Webster High School Marching Band,

Gates Keystone Club Police Pipes & Drums, Penfield Fire Company and Band, The Hit Men Brass Band and much more!

Pen Rec Summer 2013 Brochure

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