RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 9:00 A.M.

NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINSMONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 9:00 A.M.

RyeRecreation

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RyeRecreation

Winter 2014-2015

Al DenteAlex & AniAngela’sAntiquesArcade BooksellersB Spa & SalonBelle CleanersBlue Tulip ChocolatesBlushBobos Nail & SpaBody FocusBrava Dance Center Candy RoxCapital One Carpet TrendsChinese GardenCiti BankColdwell BankerCorner StoneCrisfield MarketDock DeliFalcon CleanersFashion NailsFashion Nails IIFong's Hand LaundryFraming CornerFrank’s Barber ShopG. Griffin Wine & SpiritGallery 52

Great StuffHand Rolled BagelsHavana JeansHoulihan LawrenceIsabelle’s Fine JewelryJos.A.BankJulia B Fee Sotheby'sJune & Ho GourmetLa Pain QuotidienLambden & Gamden Le BeastroLearning ExpressLolaLongford's Lovely Nails & SpaMathnasium of RyeMilano’sMorgans Fish HouseNest Inspired HomeOakland Beach DeliOn the Way CaféPapyrusParkersPatissiere SalzburgPaw PourriPeachwavePet PantryPiazza PizzeriaPlanet Pizza

PlaylandPlush BlowPoppy’s CaféPost Rd MarketRhythm In Rye TooRosemary and VineRoyal JewelersRuby’sRye Art GalleryRye BeverageRye CameraRye DecoratorRye Eye CareRye FordRye Metro NailsRye Running CompanyRye Smoke ShopScissors on the SoundShoes and MoreSmoothie KingStarbucksSu MisuraSubwaySunriseTD BankThe Beauty BoxThe Open HouseTown and County HairTown Dock

Trapp OpticiansTwinkle ToesUPS V & G Hair DesignValuClean CleanersVerizon WirelessWalin & WolffWebster BankWeezie DWeichert Capital PropertiesWilliam Raveis Real EstateWine @ 5Wish Woodrow Jewelers/Gift

Special Thanks To:The Woman’s Club of Rye,

Children’s PhilanthropyRye Police DepartmentRye/Port Chester/

Rye Brook EMSArcade Jazz BandBirddogKathy PasqualeJustin the Magician

Financial Supporters

Thank You to the Following for Their Participation in the 2014 Window Painting Event

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CITY OF RYE OFFICIALSCITY OF RYE OFFICIALS

H.E.R.O. Scholarship FundEvery youth deserves the opportunity to enjoy the benefits ofrecreation programs. To help meet the need of families whomight not be able to afford to participate, the Rye RecreationDepartment established a youth scholarship fund. Become aH.E.R.O. (Help Expand Recreation Opportunities) bycontributing to our scholarship fund.

Your generous gift of $10,$25, $50, $100 - whateveryou can contribute - enablesanother child in ourcommunity to enjoy arecreational activity orprogram. 100% of yourcontribution to the H.E.R.O.fund will benefit a Rye youth.

Next time you visit RyeRecreation or sign up for aclass, please consider makinga contribution. Inquiries aboutthe H.E.R.O. program can bemade at Rye Recreation or bycalling 967-2535.

YES, I want to be a Rye Recreation H.E.R.O.Enclosed is a donation in the amount of

■ $10 ■ $25 ■ $50 ■ $100 ■ Other $_______

I understand that 100% of my donation will be given to theH.E.R.O. Scholarship Fund.

The following information is optional

Name:________________________________________________

Street Address: ________________________________________

City/State/Zip _________________________________________

Phone: _______________________________________________

Email: ________________________________________________

Thank you for giving these opportunities to others!

Mayor:Joseph Sack

City Manager:Frank Culross

City Council:Laura Brett

Kirstin Bucci

Julie Killian

Terrence McCartney

Richard Mecca

Richard Slack

Recreation Staff:Sally Rogol, Superintendent

Nancy Fedorchak, Registration

Karen LaMagna, Office Assistant

Jen Giusti, Recreation Attendant

Doug Scott, Recreation Attendant

John DeMarco, Assistant Park Foreman

Frank Cecere, Laborer

Kelvin Ceballos, Laborer

Franky Lopez, Laborer

Sophie Diamond, Senior Bus Driver

Recreation Commission:Bart DiNardo, Chairperson

Frank Adimari

Lisa Dempsey

Thomas Maloney

Esther Martensen

Jason Mehler

Caroline Surhoff

Steve Verille

Timothy Walsh

Table of ContentsSpecial Events.................................4

Vacation Programs..........................5

Pre-School & K Programs ............6-7

Youth Programs...........................8-9

Turkey Run Info .......................10-11

Parks & Remarks...........................13

Teen & Tween Scene....................14

Gift Catalog..................................15

Facility Rental Information ............16

Adult Activities .............................17

Seniors ....................................18-20

Registration Info & Form.........21-22

Camp Information........................23

PANCAKES WITH SANTAAges 2 - 7Sat, Dec. 13, 10:00 a.m. SHARP!Program site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $15 per registrant (children & adults)

Non-residents add $2Enjoy a hot buffet breakfast and have your picture takenwith Santa. Registration in advance is required as spaceis limited. *Santa requests that parents supply gifts for their own childfor him to distribute, valued under $20, dropped off at RyeRecreation by December 11.

DEAR SANTANov. 24 - Dec. 11Mailbox location:Rye Recreation & Corner of Elm & Purchase St.Fee: FREEYour child’s letter will be taken by Special delivery, viareindeer express, directly to Santa Claus at the NorthPole before Christmas. Santa will answer as many lettersas possible. No stamps necessary. However, a returnaddress is required.

HO HO HO! SANTA IS CALLINGAges 3 - 7Mon or Tue, Dec. 8 or 9, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.Fee: Free; residents onlySanta has made special arrangements with Rye Recreationto telephone your child at home. A special registrationform is required and will be available starting November 18at Rye Recreation. Sign-up early and Santa will do his bestto reach all the good boys and girls in Rye.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

LIMITED SPACEAVAILABLE!REGISTERTODAY!

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• FREE Family Skate & Gym Dec. 22 & 29, Jan. 2 - 2:15 to 4:30 p.m. at Rye Country DaySchool (You must provide your own skates and helmets.)

• FREE NBA Dribble, Dish & Swish Contest Mon, Dec. 29, 3:00 p.m. at Rye Country Day School

• FREE Mad Science Show, UP, UP & AWAY, Tue, Dec. 30 at 1:30 p.m. at Rye Recreation

• FREE Family Games and Ice Cream Social Tue, Dec. 30 at 2:15 p.m. at Rye Recreation

Happy & Healthy 2015New Years 2015 is a good time to become more active and getmore out of life. It is an opportunity to rediscover thepositive options and activities right here in Rye! Try out thethings that you have always wanted to try. Find ways to fitmeaningful quality of life options, physical activity and timewith friends and family into your hectic daily schedule.

Come Out & Playwith Rye Rec

Get a Head Start to a Healthy and Happy New Year

Sunday, December 7

Sunday, November 30

For information call: Margaret Ricketts at 967-5188

❤ GOLF CAMP-TEE IT UP WITH TGA!December VacationGrades K - 5Mon & Tue, Dec. 29 & 30, 9:30 - 12:30 p.m.Program Site: Osborn GymFee: $125 residents; $150 Non residents

February VacationGrades K - 5Tue - Thu, Feb. 17 - 19, 9:30 - 12:30 p.m.Program Site: Osborn GymFee: $190 residents; $215 Non residents TGA Premier Junior Golf is bringing the golf course to you!Children will play games while learning fundamentals,advanced techniques, rules, etiquette, and gain anunderstanding of all parts of the golf course. Tee it upwith TGA and see how much fun playing golf can be! Allequipment supplied. Returning students will advance toupper level skills.

ONE-DAY MAD SCIENCE WORKSHOPS

THE “WRIGHT STUFF”Grades K - 4Mon, Dec. 29, 9:30 - 12:30 p.m.Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $55 resident; $60 non-residentFabulous forces will be at work as we jumpheadlong into phenomenal physics as we trydefying gravity together. Be introduced to thebasics of aerodynamics as we learn about theforces that affect flight with your own stunt-flying plane.

JR. ROCKET ACADEMYGrades K - 4 Tue, Dec. 30, 9:30 - 12:30 p.m. Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $55 resident; $60 non-residentDiscover the dynamics of rocket flight. Buildyour very own model rocket while learninghow and why they fly. Take part in a NASA-style launching as we send rockets soaring intothe air and then watch them return to earth byparachute. A great way to investigate spaceflight, engineering and aerodynamics. STAYAFTER for the free “Up, Up, & Away” showand ice cream social at 1:30.

FREE UP, UP & AWAY SCIENCE SHOW! AT 1:30 P.M., TUE, DEC. 30

BUGS & BEASTSGrades K - 4 Wed, Feb. 18, 9:30 - 12:30 p.m. Program Site: Damiano Recreation Center Fee: $55 resident; $60 non-residentExplore the world of creepy, crawly creaturesand the animal kingdom. Learn about habitats,anatomy & life cycles. Investigate thefascinating behavior of spiders, ants, bats andowls.

PLANET ROCKGrades K - 4Thu, Feb. 19, 9:30 - 12:30 p.m.Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $55 resident; $60 non-residentWe'll travel to the center of the earth andunlock the mysteries of the planet. Thendiscover the power of weather like hurricanes,tornadoes and thunderstorms. Take home yourown U.V. ray detector!

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❤ SUPERSTAR TUMBLERSAges 3 - 5Thu, Jan. 22 - Mar. 5, 1:00 - 1:45 p.m.No session: 2/19Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $115 resident; $140 non-residentA gymnastic class especially for preschoolers! Your childrenwill learn basic gymnastic skills, progressions, circuits andvocabulary while improving their strength, flexibility,balance, coordination and confidence. Children also willpractice important listening and safety skills while workingon a variety of exciting preschool gymnastics equipment.

❤ INDOOR BIG KICKERS SOCCERGrade KSat, Jan. 10 - Feb. 14Session 1: 10:00 - 10:45 a.m.Session 2: 11:00 - 11:45 a.m.Program Site: Osborn School GymFee: $110 resident, $135 non-residentCome and have a "KICKING" good time. Learn some basicsoccer skills, stay fit, and have FUN while playing thisextremely popular sport! Your child will have a "BALL" withBig Kicker Soccer! Please bring your own size 4 soccer ball.Program run by Pro Impact Soccer Academy (PISA).

MINI PICASSOSAges 2 - 4Session 1: Mon, Jan. 5 - Feb. 9, 11:00 - 11:45 a.m.No session: 1/19Session 2: Mon, Feb. 23 - Mar. 23, 11:00 - 11:45 a.m.Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $75 resident; $100 non-residentAfter reading a short story, your child will engage inactivities based on the story using a variety of art mediumsto stimulate their imagination and encourage creativityand fine motor skills. This is a drop-off program.

TOTTERYAges 3 - 5Session 1: Wed, Jan. 7 - Feb. 11, 9:30 - 10:15 a.m.Session 2: Wed, Feb. 25 - Apr. 8, 9:30 - 10:15 a.m.No session: 4/1Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $85 resident; $110 non-residentPottery for tots. Let your little ones enjoy the fun ofceramics. Painting bisque ware pieces like banks andadorable figurines as well as working with clay to maketheir own special creation. Great to build fine motor skillsand stimulate their creativity.

❤ SKATINGGrade KThu, Jan. 8 - Feb.12, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.Program Site: Dorothy Hamill Rink, Greenwich, CTFee: $140 Instruction & rentals; $115 Instruction onlyThis 6-week program features a half hour of groupinstruction followed by a half hour free skating.Participants are asked to be ready 15 minutes prior to theirlesson time. All participants are required to wear ahelmet and gloves.

❤ WINTER BASEBALLGrades K - 2Tue, Jan. 6 - Feb. 10, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.Program Site: ProSwing, 36 Midland Ave., Port ChesterFee: $130 resident, $155 non-residentJoin the coaches from ProSwing for this baseball program.Objective is to have fun while improving your skills.

PRE-SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN PROGRAMS

Calling All Sporty Moms Who Enjoy Volleyball, Basketball &/or Soccer!If you are interested in playing fun sports, meeting othermoms & getting in shape…this is for you• Ladies’ Volleyball ~ Thursday, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. • Ladies’ Basketball ~ Wednesday, 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. • Ladies’ Basketball ~ Thursday, 8:00 - 9:30 p.m. • Ladies’ Indoor Soccer ~ Friday nights (8 or 9 p.m.)

or Sunday mornings (8, 9 or 10 a.m.) with WestchesterWomen’s Soccer League (starts 12/5 & field fees apply)

All experience levels welcome & feel free to bring a friend!Great workout & great way to meet other moms! Locations: Basketball & Volleyball are held at SollazzoCenter just adjacent to the Harrison train station (270Harrison Avenue). Soccer: Armonk Indoor Soccer Center 205 Business ParkDrive Armonk, NY 10504 (Exit 3S off 684)To join us: email Mary Emery at mpemery@verizon.net.

❤ SPORT SQUIRTSAges 3 - 5Fri, Feb. 13 - Mar. 27

Session 1: 10:45 - 11:30 a.m.Session 2: 12:30 - 1:15 p.m.Session 3: 1:30 - 2:15 p.m.

No session: 2/20Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $105 resident; $130 non-residentThe US Sports Institute Sport Squirts Program has beendesigned to introduce children ages 3 to 5 to a variety ofsports (Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse, Softball and Hockey)in a safe, structured environment. All games and activitieswill enhance hand/eye coordination, balance, agility andmovement. All sports are developed through a series ofgames and activities designed to ensure learning andmost importantly: fun, fun, fun!

❤ GOLF ENRICHMENT See page 9

❤ WRESTLING See page 9

MAD SCIENCE LOONEY LIFE LABS See page 9

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❤ HOOP IT UP – YOUTH BASKETBALLGrades K & 1Mon, Jan. 26 - Mar. 9, 5:15 - 6:45 p.m.No session: 2/16Program Site: Midland School GymFee: $185 resident; $210 non-residentJoin some of the finest coaches in the country from theTeaches Hoops program for this exciting introduction tobasketball. The program focuses on reinforcing thebasics, attention to footwork, “live-in game” simulations,and a wide variety of drill work. All participants willreceive a ball, bag & T-shirt.

❤ PRE-SCHOOL BASEBALLAges 3 - 5Wed, Jan. 14 - Mar. 11Session 1: 11:00 - 11:45 a.m.Session 2: 2:00 - 2:45 p.m.No session: 2/18Program Site: ProSwing, 36 Midland Ave., Port ChesterFee: $125 resident; $150 non-residentPlayers are divided by age and/or skill level into smallgroups. Each class begins with warm-up exercisesfollowed by a rotation to different stations within ourfacility; hitting, pitching, grounders, pop-ups, throwing,fielding, etc. The emphasis is always on fun and safety.

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❤ HOOP IT UP – YOUTH BASKETBALLGrades K & 1

Mon, Jan. 26 - Mar. 9, 5:15 - 6:45 p.m.No session: 2/16Program Site: Midland School GymFee: $185 resident; $210 non-resident

Grades 2 & 3Tue, Jan. 27 - Mar. 10, 5:15 - 6:45 p.m.No session: 2/17Program Site: Midland School GymFee: $185 resident; $210 non-resident

Grades 3 & 4 Girls ONLYThu, Jan. 29 - Mar. 12, 5:15 - 6:45 p.m.No session: 2/19Program Site: Midland School GymFee: $185 resident; $210 non-resident

Join some of the finest coaches in the country from theTeaches Hoops program for this exciting introduction tobasketball. The program focuses on reinforcing thebasics, attention to footwork, “live-in game” simulations,and a wide variety of drill work. All participants willreceive a ball, bag & t-shirt.

❤ TEACHER CONFERENCE DAY PROGRAMS

ICE SKATING Grades 1 - 5Thu, Mar. 12, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.Program Site: Playland IceFee: $20Join Rye Recreation at Playland Ice for a fun afternoon ofskating. Helmets and gloves are required foreveryone. Skate rentals (if needed), snack and supervisionare included. Check in with staff at Playland at 1:15 p.m.

CUPCAKE PICNICGrades K - 4Wed, Mar. 18, 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $40, residents onlyCome enjoy a fun filled afternoon with 350 Bakery for thesweetest picnic in Rye. Program includes snacks, suppliesand a picnic to take home to enjoy with the family. Limitedenrollment.

GAMES AND MOREGrades 1 - 5Tue, Mar. 24, 12:30 - 3:00 p.m.Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $15 pre-registration onlyAfter school gets out, come hang out at Rye Recreation.Bring your lunch, drink and a snack. Following lunch,our game room will be open where you can play airhockey or ping pong. We will also have Guitar Hero &other video games set up.

❤ INDOOR BIG KICKERS SOCCERGrades 1 & 2Sat, Jan. 10 - Feb. 14Session 1: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.Session 2: 1:15 - 2:15 p.m.Program Site: Osborn School GymFee: $130 resident, $155 non-residentCome and have a "KICKING" good time. Learn somebasic soccer skills, stay fit, and have FUN while playingthis extremely popular sport! Your child will have a"BALL" with Big Kicker Soccer! Please bring your own size4 soccer ball. Program run by Pro Impact SoccerAcademy (PISA).

❤ LINDA’S LOTUS YOGAGrades 1 - 5 Fri, Jan. 9 - Mar. 20, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.No session: 2/20Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $125 resident; $150 non-residentThis class includes fun games, props and journals toteach and reinforce yoga postures: standing, seated,balance and inversions. Flexibility, strength, and breathcontrol will be developed, along with focused relaxationof the mind and body.

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Answers to common misconceptions and some interesting facts:

Rye Recreation DOES NOT sponsor the following youth programs:Travel or Intramural Soccer; Little League or Babe Ruth, Rye YouthLacrosse or Rye Girls Softball. Each league has its own Board ofDirectors and volunteers. Rye Recreation acts as a liaison to eachleague, which includes allocation of appropriate field space.

For specific information on the sport leagues contact:Rye Youth Soccer

President Nina McGinty Registration information 967-5273

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❤ GOLF ENRICHMENTGrades K - 5Fri, Jan. 9 - Mar. 6, 4:45 - 5:45 p.m.No session: 2/20Program Site: Rye RecreationFee: $190 resident; $215 non-resident Play fun & interactive golf games with TGA PremierJunior Golf. They teach students the lifelong game of golfthrough character development initiatives, focusing onefforts to promote life values such as respect, honesty,integrity and responsibility in every class. All equipmentis provided.

LOONEY LIFE LABSGrades K - 5Wed, Jan. 7 – Mar. 4, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.No session: 2/18Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $160 resident; $185 non-residentExplore the natural world and its adaptations. Observecreepy crawly bugs, make casts of animal tracks & studythe feeding habits of owls as we dissect their lunch’sremains. Some of the weekly topics in this session are:Bugs, Earthworks, Walloping Weather, Mission Nutrition,All About Animals, Life in the Sea, The Birds & the Beasts,Earth Awareness, Nature and The Science of Sport!

❤ INDOOR FIELD HOCKEY See page 14

❤ WINTER BASEBALL AT PROSWING36 Midland Avenue, Port Chester

Grades K - 2 Tue, Jan. 6 - Feb. 10, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Fee: $130 resident, $155 non-residentGrades 3 - 5 Thu, Jan. 8 - Feb. 12, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Fee: $130 resident, $155 non-residentJoin the coaches from ProSwing for this baseballprogram. Objective is to have fun while improving yourskills.

❤ PRE-SEASON BASEBALL CLINIC AT PROSWINGAges 8 - 12Wed, Jan. 14 - Mar. 11, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.No session: 2/18Fee: $240 residents; $265 non-residentORSat, Jan. 17 - Mar. 14, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.No session: 2/21Fee: $240 residents; $265 non-resident Participant must be at least 8 years old by April 30, 2015to participate. These comprehensive weekly clinics will helpsharpen skills and bring team practices to a whole newand more productive level in a small group setting. Playersparticipating in the program will follow a curriculum thatwill cover hitting, fielding, pitching and all aspects of thegame. The emphasis will be to help get all players readyfor their 2015 spring/summer baseball season.

❤ WRESTLING CLINICWed, Jan. 7 - Mar. 4Grades 1 - 4, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.Grades 5 - 8, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.Program Site: Scott A. Nelson Athletic Center at RCDSFee: $150 resident and RCDS students; $175 non-resident and non-RCDS studentsJoin Rye Country Day School’s wrestling coaches RichKnazik and Coach Nagashima for an amazing clinic!Participants will learn all the basics of the sport. Eachnight we will focus on safe technique, properterminology and fun.

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ANSWERS TO COMMONMISCONCEPTIONS ANDSOME INTERESTINGFACTSRye Recreation DOES NOT sponsorthe following youth programs:youth soccer (travel or intramurals)or youth baseball/softballprograms (Little League/BabeRuth), Rye Girls Sports or RyeYouth Lacrosse. Each league has itsown Board of Directors, volunteers,etc. Rye Recreation acts as a liaisonto each league, which includesallocation of field space.

Wear - Donate- RecycleCounty Recycling has partnered withRye Recreation in promoting an eco-friendly, secondhand clothes andshoes donation fundraiser. CountyRecycling’s unique “Revenue ThroughRecycling” initiatives enables us to generatemuch needed recreational revenue, helpsdivert textile waste from landfills, creates localjob opportunities while providing affordableclothing and footwear to those in need.

You can help us by gathering up and dropping off yourgently worn clothes, shoes and household textiles at eitherour main building located at 281 Midland Avenue aroundthe left side or at the Nursery Field parking lot located at421 Milton Avenue.

Accordingly, County Recycling will make home pickups forALL your donations, call 800-261-7099 or email them atPickup@MyCountyRecycling.org to arrange an in homepickup.

All items should be clean and dry and dropped off inclosed bags. County Recycling is a trusted, reputable andestablished for-profit organization, headquartered in RyeBrook. For more information, visitwww.MyCountyDonations.org

AdAPtive RecReAtionThe South East Consortium for Special Services,

Inc. is a voluntary not-for-profit corporation thatprovides community based therapeutic

recreation programs and services for thosewithin our member communities. Theagency’s role is assisting those withdisabilities to develop and enhance theiruse of leisure time through self-contained community programs andinclusion opportunities. South East isfunded through municipalcontributions, user fees and NYS.

For additional information:South East Consortium 740 W. Boston Post RoadMamaroneck, NY 10543(914) 698-5232

PICTURE USAGEDon’t be surprised if one of ourRecreation staff members capturesyou on film. Our staff often takespictures of Rye Recreation’sprograms and facilities. We reservethe right to publish any of thesepictures in our publications.

klDOG OWNERS

Rye Recreation requests that alldog owners pick-up after their dogsand be aware of the City of Rye'sLeash Ordinance. Dogs are notpermitted on playing fields or playareas at any time.

Please Respect Your Property:

Parks belong to you, the resident! It’sjust like your very own back yard.

Please take a moment to teach yourchildren respect for public property.

Remind them to pick-up afterthemselves, use trash containers

and to leave trees andflowers alone for all to

enjoy!

PARKS & REMARKS

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FIND A MISTAKE?It is our policy to include

omething for everyone. Since some people like to find errorrs,

we regularly include a few in ourpublications to meet this need.

BABYSITTERS’ TRAININGAges 11 - 15Session 1: Sat, Jan. 24 & Sat, Jan. 31, 9:00 - 1:15 p.m.ORSession 2: Tue - Thu, Mar. 10 - Mar. 12, 3:30 - 6:15 p.m. Registration deadline is one week before course starts.Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $100 must attend all dates in either sessionThis program will provide the knowledge and skillsnecessary to safely and responsibly give care for children. Itwill help participants develop leadership skills, learn how todevelop a babysitting business, and keep themselves andothers safe. Learn about basic child care and basic first aid.Fee includes manual and certification card.

❤ DODGE BALL NIGHTFri, Feb. 27Grades 5 - 6, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.Grades 7 - 8, 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.Program Site: Osborn School GymFee: $20, residents onlyJoin Rye Recreation staff for an awesome night ofDODGE BALL. We will be playing and teaching severalvariations of this great game including Team Dodge-ball,Dr. Dodge-ball, Rescue ball, and Bombardment. Don’tmiss your chance to learn and play this classic game!Space is limited.

❤ WRESTLING See page 9

❤ PRESEASON BASEBALL CLINIC See page 9

❤ INDOOR FIELD HOCKEY Grades 4 - 6 Thu, Jan. 15 - Feb. 5, 7:00 - 8:15 p.m.Program Site: Midland School GymFee: $55 residents onlyCoach Amanda Massaro continues the popular fieldhockey program indoors. Learn stick work and improveon your skills. Bring your goggles, stick, mouth guard &shin guards. Program limited to 16 participants.

❤ BOYS BASKETBALL LEAGUEGrades 7 & 8Mon & Wed, Jan. 5 - Mar. 11Practice & Games Times

will be assigned between 6:30 - 9:00 p.m.No session: 1/19, 2/16, 2/18Program Site: Rye Middle School GymFee: $175 residents onlyThis basketball league will include sessions of skills anddrills followed by games. Players will be placed on ateam 2 weeks into the program. Make sure to registerfor communications and schedule information atwww.teamsideline.com/rye

❤ GIRLS BASKETBALL LEAGUE Grades 7 & 8Mon & Wed, Jan. 12 - Mar. 4Practice & Games Times

will be assigned between 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.No session: 1/19, 2/16, 2/18Program Site: Osborn GymFee: $135 residents onlyTechniques, skills and fundamentals will be reviewed thefirst half of the program with intercommunity gamesbeing played the second half of the season. Eachparticipant will receive a jersey. Practice and game timesvary week to week and generally will be 1-hour inlength.

SUMMER CAMP EMPLOYMENT See page 23

❤ ZUMBA See page 17

COMPUTER KEYBOARDING LEVEL I or II Grade 3 to adultTue, Jan. 6 - Mar. 10, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.No session: 2/17Program Site: Damiano Community CenterFee: $315 resident or non-residentUsing interesting software and techniques, participantslearn the basics of keyboarding. There will be homeworkto practice keyboarding skills between classes in a funway. This class is a great way to reinforce and begin tomaster basic keyboarding skills! Returning students willbe taught Level II techniques.

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NEW

TEEN & TWEEN SCENE

Lori Cohen, D.D.S.

Rye Family Orthodontics105-107 Theodore Fremd Avenue

Rye, New York 10580

Hours by Appointment(914) 967-7648

JOIN US FOR WINTER WORKOUTS ATROWAMERICA RYE!We are now offering winter trainingprograms for athletes 11-18 years old. Learn how to erg. Improve your techniqueto optimize your performance. Build upyour strength and endurance. Take ouryoga classes for flexibility. For moreinformation go to our website:www.rowamericarye.com, or call 914-921-5900.

The Rye Recreation Gift Catalog has been developed to provide the opportunity for all those who live orwork in the City of Rye to contribute towards the efforts of Rye Recreation. This can be accomplished byselecting one or more of the suggested items in the Gift Catalog that best expresses your interests. Toreceive a brochure or if you have a gift in mind, please contact Rye Recreation at 967-2535.

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GIFT CATALOG PARTNERSHIP IN RYE

Ryan Printing, Inc.300 Corporate DriveBlauvelt, NY 10913845-535-3235 Fax 845-535-3234

www.ryanprintingny.com

Full service print communications leader

Category Item

Bronze Sneaker Voluntary contribution from the following families: Alberi, Applefeld, Ball, Broderick, Bruce, Cadigan,Caiati, Cassidy, Chaffin, Conn, Farr, Gillon-Gurion, Girotto,Hamilton, Holahan, Jongejan, Kherani,Lanken, Margiloff, Murphy, O'byrne, Ramos-Marcuse, Schmidt, Siano, Wallach

Halloween Window Painting: Brava Dance Center, Candy Rox, Coldwell Banker, Frank'sBarber Shop, G. Griffin Wine & Spirit, Houlihan Lawrence, Milano's, The Open House, Walin &Wolff, Weichert Capital Properties

Road Race: Crozier-Gedney Architects, PC, Institutional Vending Company, Moran Plumbingand Heating, Robin Brown-Friedel Design, Jerry’s Post Road Market, Ink Credible Printing,Arcade Booksellers, Carpet Trends, INC, Rye Ford/Subaru, Ryan Printing, Ridge Door, DockDeli, County Coach JAK Rabbit Lines, Rye Rotary, QuadJobs, Gedney Tree Care, ColdwellBanker Residential Brokerage

Silver Sneaker Youth Basketball: The Woman's Club of Rye, Children's Philanthropy

Road Race: Pet Pantry, Dr. Lori Cohen, Rye Family Orthodontics, Dr. Allen F. Avrutin, Dr. JerryL. Statman, and Dr. Benjamin C. Rudow, Rye Family Dentistry, The Rye Record, Sportech, Dr.Ameet Goyal, Rye Eye Associates

Gold Sneaker Halloween Window Painting: The Woman's Club of Rye, Children's Philanthropy

Rye Seniors: Rye P.B.A., Kirby Golf Outing

Road Race: Aquacai Natural Artesian Water, TD Bank

Hours By Appointment(914) 967-0707

Allen F. Avrutin, D.D.S., F.A.G.D.Jerry L. Statman, D.M.D., F.A.G.D.

Benjamin C. Rudow, D.D.S.

105-107 Theodore Fremd AvenueRye, New York 10580

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FACILITIES

Birthday Party, Wedding/Baby Shower, Graduation Party or just a Party Party.

Whatever the party we have the place for you!

Planning a Party? Looking for the right venue? Don’twant all the mess and fuss in your home? We offer twoBIG rooms for any occasion.

Our multi-purpose room, on the mainfloor, holds up to 80 people with tablesand chairs. You can have a fabulouschildren’s party with plenty of room forthem to move around freely to enjoy theparty. Included is the use of the attachedkitchen to store cake and refreshments.We also have contacts if you needentertainment, sports or arts and craftsparties. Plus for tweens and teens we have a disco ball forthose dance parties with or without a DJ.

Another option is our spacious, bright, multi-purposeroom, located on the lower level, which seats 130 people.It offers you a grand space with a beautiful view of thepark, and the ideal spot for that special function. (Partiesthat are 4 hours also have use of our spacious loungearea/kitchen, which is suitable for catered events.)

PicnicsThe Rye Recreation Department invites you to have yourfamily, company or organization’s picnic at RecreationPark. Picnic grounds are available from May throughSeptember. They provide the perfect setting for yourfunction. Fees are available upon request and are based onthe number of people in your party. Picnic facilities canaccommodate 20-150 people. A $75 deposit is requiredwhen you reserve your date. Softball fields may be securedon select days for an additional fee of $200 for 2 hours(subject to change).

Picnic Reservations begin on January 6, 2015

Meeting RoomsLet one of the Rye Recreation facilities be the site of yournext business meeting. Rooms at the Damiano RecreationCenter are available for rent on weekly, bi-weekly ormonthly basis. All facility rentals include the set-up oftables and chairs, trash receptacles and custodial services.

FOR INFORMATION ON SECURING A RENTAL, call 914-967-2535 orrecreation@ryeny.gov

Outside or Inside, We have just what you are looking for!

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ADULT SPORTS AND FITNESS

109 MAPLE AVENUE • RYE, NEW YORK 10580(914) 967-8051 FAX (914) 967-1189

❤ ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUESMen’s LeagueMeeting Date: Thu, Jan. 29, 7:00 p.m.Site: Damiano Recreation Center Women’s League Meeting Date: Thu, Feb. 12, 7:00 p.m.Site: Damiano Recreation Center

General Information:For information regarding league meetingdates or joining as a NEW team or Free Agent,please contact Doug at dscott@ryeny.govor 967-2535.

❤ ZUMBA TONING®

Session 1: Tue, Jan. 6 - Feb. 10, 7:15 - 8:00 p.m.Session 2: Tue, Feb. 24 - Apr. 7, 7:15 - 8:00 p.m.No session: 3/31Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterFee: $48 resident/non-resident, $10 Drop in per nightLearn how to use lightweight, maraca-like Toning Sticks toenhance rhythm and tone all the targetzones, including arms, abs and thighs.Zumba Toning is the perfect way tosculpt your body naturally while having atotal blast. ZIN Instructor Doug Carey willlead the workout sessions. Bring a towel,water bottle, sneakers and be ready tosweat, lose weight and have fun!

❤ YOGA WITH SAMANTHAMondays & Wednesdays 9:00 a.m.Saturdays 8:30 a.m.Program Site: Damiano Recreation CenterGet calmer, healthier, more flexible and fit with yoga. Feelgreat with new yoga classes at the Rye Recreation Center.All classes are taught 'open level' by experienced localyoga teacher Samantha Tollinchi. All classes areappropriate for both the experienced and newer student.Classes run 75 minutes in length.

Fee: Drop-in classes: $22: Multi-class packages areavailable, all with 1 year expiration

For additional information contact Samantha Tollinchi atsamantha@yogafoodandmood.com or 917-992-2100www.yogafoodandmood.com

❤ MEN’S DROP-IN BASKETBALL18 and overMon, Nov. 17 - Dec. 15, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.30 and overWed, Nov. 19 - Dec. 17, 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.Program Site: Rye Middle School GymFee: $5 Drop in per night

COMPUTER KEYBOARDING See page 14

JOIN US FOR WINTER WORKOUTS ATROWAMERICA RYE!Whether you have experience or are new torowing, train with us this winter. Our adultprograms include ERG training and strengthtraining with weights. We also offer spinand yoga classes Monday through Friday.For more information go to our website:www.rowamericarye.com, or call 914-921-5900.

RYE TV Intro to Adobe Premier Mon, Dec. 1, 8 & 15, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.Program Site: RyeTV Studio, Rye High SchoolFee: FREE - Rye Residents onlyLearn the ins and outs of Adobe Premiere. Thissoftware helps you create stunning movies with easy-to-use editing options, share your movies, and more.To register call RyeTV at 967-7242 or RTV@ryeny.gov

NOT JUST FOR SENIORSAdults welcome at many senior programsContact Rye Recreation for details✰

SENIOR ADULT PROGRAMSThe Rye Senior Citizen program is open to all Rye residentsaged 60 and over. Wednesday is the Senior meeting daywith weekly meetings at 1:00 p.m. and activities until 3:00 p.m. Activities that day include: bingo, card games,ping pong and billiards.Membership/Dues: Membership is open to residents ofthe City of Rye that are 60 years of age or older. Dues are$10 per person per year, paid in September. Trips & Special Events: All trips and special eventsrequire advance registration along with payment. You mayregister at the Rye Recreation Department Mondaythrough Friday from 9:00 - 5:00 p.m. or at the weeklymeetings. The dates that registration will begin are postedon all related flyers and announced at each of themembership meetings. Non-members may register fortrips after they have been opened to the membership.

IMPORTANT DATES!Jan. 7 First Business Meeting

Jan. 14 Welcome Back/90th Birthday Party

Feb. 11 Valentine’s Social

Mar. 11 St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

✰ All Senior Programs meet at the DamianoRecreation Center, unless noted

ARTS & CRAFTSMon, Jan. 5 - Mar. 23, 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.No session: 1/19, 2/16Fee: $10 members; $25 non-membersMaterial fee: $15 each session payable to the instructorThis is an informal class that teaches you how much funit is to discover the natural and perhaps untapped artistwithin each of us. Projects span from wood to ceramicsand everything in between. Instruction for each projectis provided at all levels.

❤ STRETCHING & BALANCEMon, Jan. 5 - Mar. 23, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.No session: 1/19, 2/16Fee: $30 members; $45 non-membersThis class combines strength, flexibility, and balance whilefocusing on breathing and body alignment. This programis an ideal way to deal with stress. Neville Warburton isthe instructor.

EMPIRE CITY CASINO at Yonkers RacewayMon, Jan. 12, Jan. 26 Mon, Feb. 9, Feb. 23Mon, Mar. 23, Mar. 30 Fee: $5 member; $10 non-member

Includes a $5 food coupon & $5 coupon for playJoin us and try your luck at the casino! All dates subject tochange.

MONDAY TEASMon, Jan. 5, 10:00 - 12:00 p.m.Mon, Feb. 2, 10:00 - 12:00 p.m.Mon, Mar. 2, 10:00 - 12:00 p.m.Fee: $1 each date, members only, pre-registration requiredJoin us the first Monday of each month for tea,refreshments, and great conversation.

❤ TUESDAY EXERCISE with TiffanyTue, Jan. 6 - Mar. 24, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.Fee: $12 members; non-members inquire at registration deskClass pace is brisk, but manageable. Class includes warmups, stretching, aerobics, strength training and a cooldown. We request that you receive approval from yourphysician to participate in this program.

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GROCERYSHOPPING

TUESDAYS

$3 fee

Call in at 9:00 a.m.

to reserve your spot.

Service is for

members ONLY.

Let's be NeighborlyDo you have a friend or neighbor age60+ who is not aware of our seniorprograms? Please give them a copyof the brochure or have them callRecreation at 967-2535 to getinvolved! • • • • • • • • • • •

Heart Healthy TipBuy healthy, convenient breakfast foods like

cereal, yogurt, fruit, and oatmeal. Most

people who maintain weight loss eat

breakfast regularly.

MOVIES AND MUNCHIESTue, Jan. 6 - Mar. 24, 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.Fee: $12 members and non-members, $2 drop-insMake time for yourself and enjoy an afternoon of movies,munchies and friendly discussions. Join us in the DamianoCenter. Each week will be an adventure! The program feehelps to underwrite the cost of the marvelous munchies.

MAH JONGGTue, Jan. 6 - Mar. 24, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.Fee: FREE for members; $1 drop-in for non-membersJoin us for this ancient game of dots, bams, and dragonsthat will stimulate your mind and keep you sharp!

❤ LINE DANCINGWed, Jan. 7 - Mar. 25, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.Fee: $12 members; $27 non-membersExercise your body and mind with line dancing. Practicethe basic components and learn some brand new steps too!People with all levels of ability are invited to kick up theirheels while getting a great workout! We request that youreceive approval from your physician to participate in thisprogram.

PAINTINGWed, Jan. 7 - Mar. 25, 10:30 - 12:30 p.m.Program Site: McDonald BuildingFee: $32 members; $47 non-membersDabblers and Rembrandts welcome!If you are a beginner or an artist of experience, you willenjoy this class. The instructor is Kathy Pasquale, anaccomplished artist and instructor. Please bringpaintbrushes.

BRIDGELooking for a game? Let us know and we will try to matchyou up with other interested players and provide a locationfor you to play.

❤ THURSDAY EXERCISE with JodiThu, Jan. 8 - Mar. 26, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.Fee: $12 members; non-members inquire at registration deskClass pace is brisk, but manageable. Class includes warmups, stretching, aerobics, strength training and a cooldown. We request that you receive approval from yourphysician to participate in this program.

KNITTING NICHEThu, Jan. 8 - Mar. 26, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.Fee: FREE for members; $1 drop-in for non-membersWhether you are a novice or a pro, join us Thursdays atnoon. Come for fun, knitting tips and socializing, or learnfrom scratch by an experienced knitter in the group.

❤ Wii BOWLINGThu, Jan. 8 - Mar. 26, 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.Fee: FREE for members; $1 drop-in for non-membersCome show off your bowling skills, whether you’re a noviceor 300-bowler.

LUNCH BUNCHFri, Jan. 23, 12:30 p.m.Fri, Mar. 20, 12:30 p.m.Let’s get together for fun and food at “Lunch Bunch”. CostTBD. Pre-registration is required.

BLUE PLATE BREAKFAST SPECIALFri, Feb. 20, 10:00 - 12:00 p.m. $7 per session; pre-registration is requiredJoin us for our “Blue Plate Special” and bingo. Test yourluck while you enjoy a variety of tasty delights.

MEN’S CLUBFri, Jan. 9 - Mar. 27, 9:30 a.m.No session: 2/20Fee: $10/year members only

This program is designed to offer men the opportunity toget together, enjoy each other’s company and to discussissues from a “male perspective”. Local speakers willaddress the group on relevant topics. Come participate andshare stories and some laughs.

SENIOR ADULT PROGRAMS

BUSINESS MEETING,ANNOUNCEMENTS &ACTIVITIESKeep up-to-date with seniorissues, outings and events. Meetnew and old friends by joiningother seniors in a wide variety ofactivities. There is always bocce,Rummikub, bingo and billiards.Refreshments served. Wed. 1:00 p.m.

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DONNA SMITH, MEDICARE SPECIALISTFirst Wednesday of the month,

1:00 p.m.

GOT QUESTIONS?

RYE SENIOR TAXI VOUCHER PROGRAMAny Rye Senior who is a resident of Rye Manor orparticipates in the Enhanced Star of 467 property taxrelief programs is eligible to receive taxi vouchers. Inaddition, those seniors of 62+ years of age experiencingtemporary financial or mobility hardship may be eligiblefor limited periods. Please call the Rye Interfaith HousingCorporation’s Taxi Voucher Committee for moreinformation:

• Carolyn Cunningham (835-1988)

THURSDAY ADVENTURES WITH SOPHIEFee per trip: $4 members; $6 non-membersApproximate trip times, 9:30 - 1:30 p.m.January 15 Cross County MallJanuary 22 Christmas Tree Shops, Spring Valley NYJanuary 29 Grand Central TourFebruary 5 Stew Leonard's, YonkersFebruary 12 Galleria, White PlainsFebruary 19 Arthur AvenueFebruary 26 Lunch at WCC Culinary Arts Café *March 5 WalmartMarch 12 Ridge Hill Shopping Center, YonkersMarch 19 Woodbury Commons* Trips with an asterisk may have additional fees foradmission. See registration forms at Recreation for moreinformation. All trips subject to change.

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Rye Senior Advocacy

MISSION of the RYE SENIOR ADVOCACY COMMITTEE:To support the concerns of Rye's elder adults, toadvocate for their needs, and seek new models andopportunities to better accommodate Rye's growingolder population. Our vision is to develop andmaintain a healthy, diverse populace in which citizensof all ages have the opportunity to contribute to thestrength of the Rye community.

ROLE: In order to best coordinate the implementationof its mission, the chairperson of the RSAC is to bedesignated SENIOR ADVOCATE for the City of Rye, andwill be responsible for carrying out the Committee'spurposes that are aligned to the goals of the Mayorand City Council in its commitment to serve our seniorresidents; and maintain the SENIOR RESOURCEDIRECTORY on the City's Website to give resourceguidance to members of our community.

Please contact Joe Murphy at (914) 643-7813 forspecific information and assistance.

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GENERAL REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Registration/Enrollment:Unless otherwise specified, registration for allprograms begins on the specified date and remainsopen until the program is full. Walk-ins take priority.

*** All registrations received prior to the registrationdate AND any registrations faxed in on the day ofregistration will be put into the processing queue atthe end of the first day of registration. No phoneregistrations are accepted.

Late Registration:Individuals registering late will be required to pay thetotal fee. Program fees will not be prorated.

Non-residents Registration:If space is available in a program, non-residents mayregister 1-week after registration has been open toresidents. Please refer to the specific program foradditional fees.

Payment:Full payment is expected at the time of registration.Rye Recreation accepts cash, checks or credit cards.Checks should be made payable to the “City of Rye”.Credit cards accepted are MasterCard and Visa only.

Returned Checks:A $20.00 fee will be assessed for all checks returnedfor insufficient funds. Returned checks cannot be re-deposited. Cash or Money Order will be required toreplace the returned check and service charge.

Photographs:By registering for any of the offerings listed in thisbrochure, you acknowledge for yourself or those youare registering that photographs of participants maybe taken and used in City of Rye publications andwebsites.

Program Cancellations & Refunds:Program Cancellation Due to Lack of Enrollment: If a program does not have a sufficient number ofparticipants registered, the program may be cancelledby the Recreation Department. A full refund will beissued to the customer’s account. A refund to theoriginal form of payment (check or credit card) maybe requested by the customer.

Refund Policy:If a participant becomes ill or injured and is unable toattend the remaining sessions of a program, a proratedrefund will be issued to the customer’s account. Adoctor’s note is required and the request must bereceived within a week of the injury.

If a participant wishes to withdraw from a programprior to the program’s start, the request must be madein writing a minimum of five days before the start ofthe program. The refund request also can be emailedto registration@ryeny.gov. A refund will be issued tothe customer’s account, less a 25% processing fee.No refunds will be considered after this time.

Weather related cancellations:Check with the department for all other programcancellations or call the Recreation hot line 1-hourbefore the program for the latest information (390-1379). If the public schools are closed, RyeRecreation programs held in school facilities will alsobe cancelled.

Insurance:The City of Rye maintains a standard liabilityinsurance policy that does not cover medical costs foranyone injured during the normal course ofparticipation in any Recreation Department programor facility. ALL persons participate at their own risk.

Senior Citizens:Senior citizens are defined as permanent City of Ryeresidents ages 60 or older.

REGISTER EARLY!! Most programs have minimum requirements and may be cancelled due to lowenrollment. Nothing cancels programs more than waiting until the last minute to register. In addition,programs have maximum enrollments and may fill up quickly.

Resident Registration begins at 9:00 a.m., December 8

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REGISTRATION FORM

Payer First Name Payer Last Name Email

Address

City State Zip

Home Phone Work Cell

Participants Name Birth Sex Grade Program Name, Day, and Time Fee Date

All fees are subject to change Total class fee

*Voluntary contribution

Total amount paid

Signature: _________________________________________________ ____/____/____

*Voluntary contribution - an opportunity for participants to contribute directly to the overall efforts of Rye Recreation.

Method of Payment❑ Make Check Payable to "City of Rye”❑ Charge my Credit Card (circle one)➔ MasterCard Visa

Credit Card number Expiration Date: ____ / ____ Month / Year Security Code

PRINT Card Holder Name __________________________________________________________

Card Holder Signature ______________________________________________________________

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I recognize and acknowledge that there are risks associated with the aforementioned program/event, which may include but are not limited to; falls, contact with other participants, the effects ofweather, misuse or failure of equipment, drowning or collision with another craft, person, or object in the water. I waive all claims that I might have based on any of those and other risks typical inthis type of activity. I am aware staff/volunteers may provide support for this program/event, including but not limited to the administration of: first aid, CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation), or theuse of an AED (automated external defibrillator). I authorize any such staff/volunteers to assist me (or my child/ward) and/or to provide such assistance as, in the opinion of such person may benecessary or appropriate. I understand that the City of Rye, nor any of its employees, assume any responsibility or liability with respect to my (or my child/ward) participation in this event/program.I agree and hereby waive (on behalf of myself and my child/ward) all claims against, and agree to fully release, hold harmless, and indemnify the City of Rye, all sponsors, representatives(including staff/volunteers), and independent contractors from all claims or liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation (or my child/ward’s participation) in this event/program, even thoughliability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons named in this waiver.

By indicating your acceptance, you understand, agree, warrant and covenant for yourself and, if applicable, for your minor child/ward, as follows (if the participant is under 18 years of age, theparent/guardian must sign).

Sign up for Rye Recreation’s Email List:Stay up to date on what’s happening at Rye Recreation. You will receive occasional program updates as well as

registration information. When we add new programs, you will be the first to know. Visit our web site to sign up:www.ryeny.gov/recreation.cfm

Rye Recreation offers a variety of camp programs thatmeet the needs of various age groups. Rye Recreation, incooperation with the Rye City School District, offerscamp programs at both Rye Recreation and Rye CitySchool District facilities. All camps are licensed by theWestchester County Department of Health and adhere toall regulations set by this agency. Rye Recreation Camps’goal is to provide a safe and fun experience for yourchild. Camper to staff ratios are done in accordance withguidelines set by the health department. Great care istaken to hire qualified staff to care for your child(ren).

2015 Camp DatesJune 30 - August 7

Resident and Non-Resident registration datesAND

Specific camp times and fees

Will be announced by January 10, 2015

ANTICIPATED CAMP SITES:Kiddy Camp ~ Ages 3 & 4 Milton SchoolLower Camp ~ Grades K - 2 Rye Recreation ParkUpper Camp ~ Grades 3 - 6 Rye Middle SchoolCamp 78 ~ Grades 7 & 8 Rye Recreation Park

❤ KIDDY CAMPThis classroom based camp program is for those childrenof pre-school age (ages 3 - 5). Supervised by adult staff,daily activities include games, music, story time, dance,special events, crafts and more. Children are placed intogroups based upon their date of birth. All childrenmust be 3 by April 30, 2015 and toilet trained tobe eligible. Camp hours are from 9:00 - 12:00 noon.

❤ DAY CAMPChildren enrolled in Grades K - 6 can enjoy RyeRecreation’s Camp Program. Children in grades K - 2make-up the “Lower Camp”. Those in Grades 3 - 6attend camp for a full day and are part of the “UpperCamp”. Both camp programs offer a variety of sportsand games as well as crafts and special events. Specialfee programs that are offered to campers includeSwimming, Mad Science, Computers, Trips and ExtendedCare Hours.

❤ CAMP 78This TEEN Camp program includes both 7th & 8thgraders. This camp features unique opportunitiesincluding sports, trips and a community service project.Trips in 2014 included Rock Climbing, Great Adventure, aride on The Beast and more. Come join in on all the fun.Limited enrollment, sign-up by the week - Don’t forget to sign-up early!

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SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS

CAMP EMPLOYMENTOur open positions for Summer Camp 2015 will be availablestarting Tuesday, January 13, 2015. Applications can befound at www.ryeny.gov/recreation.cfm

Rye Recreation is looking for talented, fun, hard-workingteens and adults for a gratifying experience working at oneof our four summer day camp programs. If that is you,please view our open positions and select only those whichyou are currently interested in and eligible for.

When applying for a position please read below andmake sure you meet the minimum qualifications:All Staff must be available for 6-weeks of camp: June 29 -August 7 as well as attendance at all scheduled orientations

• Junior Counselor/Counselor in Training: must be entering9th or 10th grade in fall 2015 and be younger than 16years of age on June 29, 2015. All those applying for ourJunior Counselor positions have until March 1st to submitan application. We will not accept any applications afterthat point. This is a volunteer only position!

• Camp Counselor: must be at least 16 years of age by June29, 2015.

• Head Counselor: must be going into their senior year ofHigh School or College age with previous experience.

Rye Recreation281 Midland AvenueRye, New York 10580E-Mail: recreation@ryeny.govWebsite: www.ryeny.gov/recreation.cfmPhone: 914•967•2535Fax: 914•967•5521Hot line program information& cancellation: 390•1379

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AND PAWS WALKAND PAWS WALKSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29ththRace Location: Rye Recreation Park

9:00 a.m. PAWS WALK9:30 a.m. 1 MILE FUN RUN 10:00 a.m. 3.1 or 5.2 MILE RACE/WALKPre-Registration Fee: Until November 21:

$10 - Under 18 • $13 - 18 and Over

Nov. 22 through Day of Race Fee: $18 - ALL Ages

Check in at Rye Recreation opens at 8:00 a.m. on November 29th

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