Fall 2012 Brochure

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2012 FALL ACTIVITIES PROGRAMFOR YOUTH AND ADULTS

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WELCOME! THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW.Recreation & Parks Department OfficeLocation: Godnick Adult Center

1 Deer StreetRutland, Vermont 05701Office hours: 8:30AM-5:00PM Mon-Fri

Contact Information:Main phone number: 802-773-1853Email: [email protected] our website: www.rutlandrec.com

Recreation Center StaffEJAY BISHOP, [email protected] WIGHT, RECREATION [email protected] THOMAS, PROGRAM [email protected] CIOFFI, PROGRAM [email protected] TOWSLEE, PROGRAM [email protected] MARKOWSKI, [email protected] PINKOWSKI, FRONT [email protected]

Godnick Adult CenterLocation & Contact Information1 Deer StreetMain phone number: 802-773-1853Lori Hickey, Program Director

Maintenance Department StaffContact information:Main phone number: 802-773-1828Bob Peterson, Parks DirectorJay Siliski, Maintenance Specialist ForemanDuke Canney, Maintenance SpecialistJeff Pratt, Maintenance SpecialistTyler Dahlin, Maintenance SpecialistEd Griffiths, Maintenance Specialist

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I register?• You can register anytime during office hours at

the Godnick Adult Center.• You can register on-line for programs at

www.rutlandrec.com.• No registrations can be placed over the phone• Registrations will be accepted until the program

is filled.• Early registration is encouraged as programs fill

up quickly

PLEASE NOTE: Programs can fill before the $10discount date. Coming in to register on or before thediscount date does not guarantee the program will be open.

When does registration begin?Upon receipt of the brochure, residents are encouraged toregister for the fall programs beginningMonday, July 30.

Am I a resident?If you live within the Rutland City limits you are aresident.

What do non-residents pay?• Non-residents pay an additional $11

administrative fee per program• Limited access programs may have a later

registration date for non-residents. If so, it willbe noted under the program information.

What is the refund policy?• A full refund (minus a $5 administrative fee)

will be given for withdrawal from a program ifrequested ten (10) business days prior to thestart of the program.

• If the department makes changes to a programthat prohibits a participant from attendingthe program, there is a full refund with noadministrative fees.

• A 50% refund will be given for withdrawal from aprogram if the request is made less than 10 daysprior but before the class has started. In the caseof team sports, the date the program has startedis the date the teams are formed.

• A 25% refund will be given for withdrawal fromthe program if a request is made on the day thatthe program started (or the day after for eveningclasses). There are no refunds after that date.

• All requests for refunds must be madein writing by filling out a Refund RequestForm, which is available in the office.

Please note: Return Check Fee PolicyThere is a fee of $40 from customers whosechecks have been returned to the city.

What if a program is postponed or cancelled?• Inclement Weather: In the event of rain some

programs may be cancelled. You should checkour website www.rutlandrec.com

• Other Cancellations: We reserve the rightto cancel any programs due to insufficientenrollment or for other reasons preventing theacceptable presentation of the activity.

Do you provide scholarships?The Rutland Recreation and Parks Department and theRecreation Committee recognize that the charging of feesfor programs may place such an economic hardship onsome individuals that they are unable to participate. Forthat reason, a fee reduction waiver system is available foreligible residents of Rutland City.

• All scholarships will run from July 1st to June30th of each year.

• Persons applying must do so before June 15th tobe activated by July 1st.

• You must reapply each year to see if you areeligible for a scholarship.

• Contact the recreation office for information orto apply for the scholarship.

• Confidentiality will be maintained.

Do you provide insurance?The Rutland Recreation and Parks Department doesnot provide accident or hospitalization insurance forparticipants. Participants are strongly advised to haveadequate insurance. Participation is at your own risk.

Are your programs accessible?Reasonable accommodations will be provided uponrequest to ensure that programs are accessible to allindividuals regardless of challenge.

Do you have a participant behavior policy?Behaviors of participants that pose a risk to otherparticipants, staff and or the participant himself/herself orthat so alters the program to such a degree that we are nolonger offering the intended program, will be a cause toremove the participant or participants from the programeither temporarily or permanently.

Rutland Recreation & ParksDepartment Facilities

GODNICK ADULT CENTER1 Deer St. 773-1853Department offices, program/meeting rooms, exerciseroom, meal site, gazebo, shuffleboard courts and openspace.

ALEXANDER KEEFE MEMORIAL PARKWater St.

MONSIGNOR THOMAS CONNOR MEMORIALPARKMeadow St.Two Basketball courts, three tennis courts, two softballfields (one with lights), open fields, picnic tables,gazebo, and playground equipment.

WHITE MEMORIAL PARKAvenue B off of Jackson Ave.Swimming and wading pools, pool house, baseballfield, five tennis courts, and two basketball courts.

GIORGETTI & PINE HILL PARKOff Oak St. 775-7976Baseball field, softball field, open space, ice-skating,Pine Hill Bike Shop and Skate Park and trails forhiking, snowshoeing and mountain biking.

ROTARY PARKOff North St.Playground, basketball, tennis courts, and open space

JUSTIN THOMAS MEMORIAL PARKMadison St.Gazebo, playground equipment, tots area, picnic tables.

RIVER ST. MINI-PARKRiver St.Playground equipment, tots area, and picnic table.

CIOFFREDI COMPLEXTemple St.Two softball fields, open space.

MAIN STREET PARKMain St.Arboretum, Gazebo, and benches.

DEPOT PARKMerchants RowHome of Farmer’s Market and Downtown Christmasdisplay.

CENTER ST. ALLEYAccess via Merchant’s Row, Center St., Wales St. andWashington St.Amphitheater and benches.

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Now that summer is coming to an end, it’s timeto gear up for all of the fun activities we haveplanned for the upcoming months. I’m sure you

will find something in this brochure that interests you!Don’t forget to get out and enjoy the parks. Several ofour parks have benches and/or picnic tables so you cansit and relax or maybe have an outside lunch with yourfamily and friends. Plan to take a modest walk whileyou’re there. Exercise and quality leisure time is goodfor the mind, body and soul!

The staff has been busy over the summer running afull menu of programs that this community anticipates.In addition to all of the activities, we have completedthe park repairs related to the storm “Irene”. In mostcases, we not only repaired the damage, but wereable to make significant improvements to the park. Icontinue to be grateful for and appreciate all of thewonderful people who work for this department. Theirdedication to make a difference in this community isoutstanding.

We are grateful to Senator Sanders for acquiringsome federal dollars to assist us in several renovationprojects and some new amenities at the Godnick AdultCenter. With this federal funding, some City moneyand help from Efficiency Vermont, the center now hasa new and improved parking lot, a complete energyretrofit including new replacement windows that willsave taxpayer resources in the years to come, a kitchenrenovation with new appliances and new dinnerwareand silverware, new chairs to supplement the onespurchased by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute,and improvements to the acoustics in the facility.These upgrades coupled with several other projectscompleted at the Godnick Center over the last few yearswill ensure its viability in the years to come.

The wait continues for final confirmation from theUnited States Army about the transfer of the CourcelleBrothers Reserve Center. Once we get the go ahead,we will begin the relocation of our maintenancedivision. This facility will be an ideal location forthat operation and will provide enough space for theproper storage of all of our equipment and supplies.Presently we rent space and have to store many piecesof equipment outside and store supplies in severaldifferent locations. The Courcelle facility will allow usto consolidate the entire maintenance operation intoone location establishing a more efficient operationand providing opportunities to develop the space inorder to better service the park infrastructure. We alsoanticipate having space to provide some programmingas well.

I urge you to take advantage of the manyopportunities we provide. From parks to programs thisdepartment offers an abundance of quality serviceswith the resources available.

Thank you to the Rutland Herald and to thebusinesses that choose to support our department byadvertising in this publication. Don’t forget to lookfor weekly updates every Wednesday in the Heraldand visit our website at rutlandrec.com for news onongoing and upcoming programs and events.

Enjoy the rest of the summer,

EJay BishopEJay Bishop, Superintendent

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Special Events & Programs

SUMMER CONCERTSLocation: Main Street Park, Rutland CityRutland City Band: Sundays through August 21Time: 7:00PM - 8:30PMSeven to Sunset Concerts: WednesdaysTime: 7:00PM - 8:30PMAugust 1 Voo doo Alien Blues BandAugust 8 Satin & Steel

NATIONAL NIGHT OUTJoin us for the 9th Annual National NightOut. Neighborhoods throughout Rutland arebeing invited to join forces with thousands ofcommunities across the nation for NationalNight Out. Enjoy an evening outside with yourneighbors for food, music and fun.

DATE: 8/7/12TIME: 4:30 – 8:00 PMLOCATION: White Pool

HUNTER SAFETY ANDBOW SAFETY

Each course is free and required by theVermont Department of Fish and Wildlife asa prerequisite to obtain a Firearms or BowHunting License. Upon successful completion ofthe course the student will be certified to obtaina Firearms and Bow Hunting License. Anystudent under the age of 16 years old is requiredto have a parent/guardian present on the firstnight of class for the first 30 minutes of class;after that parents are not required to attend. Wedo strongly encourage parents/guardians to takethis class with their children.These courses are sponsored by the RutlandRecreation Department, The Tom FiskeFoundation, Rutland American Legion Post31 and the Responsible Citizens FirearmsAcademy.

INSTRUCTORS: Mike McNoltyAGES: *AllDATES: Firearms/Hunter Safety

9/10/12 – 10/15/12 MONDAYSBow8/20/12 – 8/27/12 MONDAYS

TIME: 5:30 – 8:00 PMLOCATION: American Legion Post 31 (Rutland)DEADLINE: 8/17 for bow and 9/7 for firearms. Theclasses do fill so register early.CODE: 361053-A1 – Firearms Session 1

361053-B1 – Bow*Students must be able to comprehend coursematerial and be able to safely handle, operateand carry firearms.

7TH ANNUAL LEAF CHASE

Come enjoy a beautiful run through PineHill Park. The run is all on trails and takes inmany of the beautiful view points throughoutthe trail system. Save money and pre-registerat the Godnick Center. Long-sleeve shirtguaranteed if you register by 9/28/12. Coursemap and description are available at www.marblevalleyrunners.org. For more informationcontact Cindi Wight 282-1092.

DATE: 10/13/12TIME: 10:00AM Race Starts

Registration 9:15 AMFEE: $20 pre-registration or $25 on race dayCODE: 363011-A

53rd ANNUAL HALLOWEENPARADE AND 5K RACE

DATE: Saturday October 27(yes that is correct!)

Don’t miss the chance to be in the 53rdHalloween Parade! If you wish to enter a float inthis year’s parade please contact us at 773-1853for more information. If you were in the paradelast year you will be contacted. Don’t forget theJack O’Lantern contest!

The 5K Running Scared race starts from the CVPSparking lot downtown next to the train station.Prizes for top male/female over and under 40 thatare in costume and best costumed runner/walker.DATE: 10/27/12TIME: Race starts at 10:00 AM

Registration beginning at 9:15 AMLOCATION: Depot ParkFEE: $15 pre-registration or $20 on race dayREGISTER BY: 10/11/12 to be guaranteed a racegift!CODE: 363011-C

5th ANNUAL DUATHLONRun & bike throughout the Pine Hill Trails.The course will feature a 5K trail run followedby a 10K loop for mountain biking. You canparticipate as an individual or as a team. Ourraces are low key and fun for all levels ofcompetitors whether 8 or 80! Pre-register byAugust 22nd to receive a race shirt.

DATE: 9/8/12TIME: Race starts at 10:00 AM

Registration starting at 9:15 AMLOCATION: Giorgetti/Pine Hill ParkFEE: $25 pre-registration

or $30 on race day for individual$40 pre-registration or $45 on race day for team.CODE: 363011-B (individual) / B1 (team)

THE GREATRUTLAND RACE

Join us for Rutland’s versionof the Amazing Race. Our allday challenge will bring you topoints within a 5 mile range ofdowntown. Teams of two willtake on a variety of challenges.All locations will remainconfidential until you receiveyour packet the morning ofthe race. You will then have45 minutes to plan with yourteammate what you thinkwill be the fastest route. Nojumping in your car – your feetand THE BUS will be your onlyoptions. Teams are requiredto have some sort of matching theme. Whilewearing matching shirts does count, it is a lotmore fun to have coordinated costumes!

All profits will go to the Rutland RecreationScholarship fund. Your fee includes two racegifts, race day support and a challenge that youwill remember! The race is limited to 30 teams.

DATE: 10/6/12TIME: Pre-race meeting starts at 8:00 AM

RACE starting at 9:00 AM with afinish deadline of 5:00 PMLOCATION: Rutland Amtrak Train StationFEE: $70 pre-registration or $80 on race

day if there is spaceCODE: 363011-D

LUNAR QUARRY 12MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE

Be a part of an extraordinary night-time event.The 2nd Annual Lunar Quarry is a 12- hour nighttime mountain bike race through the trails ofPine Hill Park. Base camp is at the quarry withinthe park. There will be live music, movies, tentingarea for teams and an end-of-race pancakefeed. This is a limited entry race with strictlight requirements. Pre-registration is required.

No race-day entries will be accepted. Moreinformation/registration visit www.lunarquarry12.com or email [email protected]

DATE: 9/15/12-9/16/12TIME: Pre-race meeting starts at 5:00 PM

RACE starting at 6:00 PM and endsat 6:00 AM

LOCATION: Pine Hill Park QuarryFEE: Solo Rider - $125.00, Teams of 2, 3 or

4 riders - $300 per team

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RUTLAND RECREATION & PARKSDEPARTMENT

2012 FALL PROGRAM INDEXPolicies & Procedures .................2Superintendent’s Message.......2Special Events & Programs ......3Youth Programs ..........................4Summer to Fall............................5Ice Skating ...................................5

Challenger British Soccer Camp..5Day Camps .................................. 6Team Sports............................7-8FlipSide .........................................9Adult Programs......................... 10Senior Programs ........................ 11


Youth Programs

Giorgetti RinkProjected opening is late October 2012

Programs being offered:

As the opening date approaches, check thewebsite for details at: www.rutlandrec.com

• Skating lessons• Figure skating• Open skate• Stick & Puck

• Adult hockey• Curling• Broom Hockey

ROCK CLIMBINGThere are 7 levels in our climbing program.

Intro is for those that are brandnew to rock climbing; Level1 is for climbers who havesuccessfully passed intro orhave had previous exposure

to rock climbing; Level 2 isfor climbers who are ready tolearn how to be a true climberand climb set routes; Levels3, 4, 5 and 6 build on previouslearned skills. Rock climbing

is a lifetime skill and anexcellent way for your childto participate in a full bodyfitness program. For moreinformation check out our

web-site or pick up a rockclimbing information sheet at

Godnick Center. The introductionand Level 1 classes include a t-shirt and if yousuccessfully pass any level you now receive apatch.

LOCATION: Green Mountain Rock Climbing CenterINSTRUCTORS: GMRCC Staff

Intro to Climbing, Level 1 & 2SESSION 1: DATES: 9/13/12 – 10/4/12SESSION 2: DATES: 10/18/12 – 11/8/12DAY: ThursdaysTIME: 4:00-5:00pm (Intro)

5:00-6:00pm (1 & 2)FEES: $53 resident $64 non-residentREGISTER BY: 9/3(Session1)|10/11(Session2)

and receive a $10 discount.CODE: Intro 321011 A/GCODE: Level 1 321011 B/HCODE: Level 2 321011 C/I

Level 3&4 and 5&6 ClimbingSESSION 1: DATES: 9/11/12 – 10/9/12SESSION 2: DATES: 10/16/12 – 11/13/12DAY: TuesdaysTIME: 4:00-5:00pm (3 & 4)

5:00 – 6:00 PM (5 & 6)FEE: $68 Non-residents add $11.

REGISTER BY:9/3(Session1)|10/8(Session2) andreceive $10 discount

CODE: Level 3: 321011 D/JCODE: Level 4: 321011 E/MCODE: Level 5 321011 F/NCODE: Level 6: 321011 L/O

RUTLAND YOUTH THEATREDirector: Saskia Hagen GroomA theatre program for grades K-12.

Previous experience is not necessary forRYT performances. The only requirement forparticipation is a yearning to further yourknowledge and experience of the exciting worldof theater. Rutland Youth Theatre provides a safe,accepting community in which youth thrive inthe tradition of theatre arts.

All information on our RYT programs can befound at www.rutlandrec.com/rutland-youth-theatre.

AUDITION DATES FOR UPCOMINGPERFORMANCES

Rutland Youth Theatre is excited to announceauditions for The Jungle Book and Annie. As withall our programs there are scholarships availablefor city residents. In addition we have limitednon-resident scholarships available due to thegenerosity of our sponsors.For more information call Saskia at 558-4177.

The Jungle BookFull length play w/selected songsGrades: K-12Auditions: 8/26 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.

and 8/27 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.Choose one audition day.Location: Godnick Adult CenterShow dates: October 12 & 13

@ Rutland Intermediate SchoolIf selected, there is a $48 per person or an$83 per family participation fee.

Rehearsals Wed 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. and Saturdays3:00 - 6:00 p.m.

AnnieFull Broadway show with youth orchestraGrades: K - 12Auditions: 10/14 3:00 – 6:00 p.m.

and 10/15 5:30 – 8:00 p.m.Location: Godnick Adult CenterShow dates: December 14 & 15If selected, there is a $48 per person or an$83 per family participation fee.

Rehearsals Wed 5:30 – 8:00 p.m. and Saturdaysand Sundays 3:00 – 6:00 p.m.

HANDS ON MINDS ONCHILDREN’S ART CLASSES

SESSION 1: Sept. 5 - Oct. 26SESSION 2: Oct. 31 – Dec. 21

For programs Just for 2 s & Art Start,art will be concentrated around a specifictheme or book and created with a variety of artmaterials. Young minds and hands will get achance to make memorable discoveries and gain

a level of comfort with materials in which is trulyimportant for them to enjoy, express, and moveforward with their creative process.

Just for 2’s, Art Start, Preschool FEES7 week - 1 hour classes: $65/$767 week - 1 ½ hour classes: $101/$1128 week - 1 hour classes: $74/$858 week - 1 ½ hour classes: $115/$126

Just for 2 s Studio (with caretaker)ages 24 - 36 monthsFine motor skills, coordination & self-esteem willbe engaged as little hands and minds explore theworld around them through art. Limit: 6 artistsper classWEDNESDAY 11:00AM - 12:00PM

Independent Art Start (no parent needed,potty trained child ) ages 2.5 - 3.5 yearsA studio time set up just for independent souls-artists will have a chance to interact with peers& teacher while gaining freedom and curiositywith a variety of art materials. Limit: 8 artistsper class(choose one time-slot)THURSDAY 10:30AM - 12:00PMFRIDAY 9:00AM - 10:30AM

Pre-school Programs (ages 3.5 - 5)Art will be concentrated around a specifictheme or book & created with a variety of artmaterials. Young students will get a chance togain a level of comfort with materials, in whichis truly important for them to enjoy, express,and progress with their creativity. Materialsused will be paints, pastels, papers, pencils, andclay. Limit: 8 artists per class(choose one time-slot)WEDNESDAY 9:00AM - 10:30AMTHURSDAY 1:00PM - 2:30PM

Grade School ProgramsGrades K -2 Wednesdays

3:30 - 5:00 pmGrades 3 - 6 Thursdays

3:30 - 5:00 pmClass Fees – Grade School7 week - 1 ½ hour classes: $87/$988 week - 1 ½ hour classes: $98/$109

Drawing and Mixed MediaFocused on realism, each student will be workingon a subject matter that they choose and areexcited about. They will interpret their subject(ex. Cats, coins, insects, soccer ball, etc…) intocharcoal, pastels, collage and paint. Art historywill be reviewed to show a variety of art stylesand techniques. Limit: 10 artists per class

KUNG FUWe are excited to have Ruixing Ren (Ray) joinus as a Kung Fu instructor for our youth. Thisclass is open to all levels and the small class sizewill allow Ray to work individually with eachstudent. Ray received his Bachelor’s Degree inChina from the Martial Arts Department of theShengyang Sports University. He has a widevariety of experience and is excited to work withour kids.

SESSION 1: 9/10/12 – 10/24/12SESSION 2: 10/29/12 – 12/17/12 (no class 11/2)SECTION1: Grades 1-3 3:45 – 4:25 p.m.SECTION 2: Grades 4-7 4:35 – 5:15 p.m.DAYS: Monday & WednesdayLIMIT: 8FEE: $98 Resident; $109 Non-ResidentCODE: 521051-A


Summer to Fall Programs

SUMMER SUNSET RUNNINGSERIES

DATE: August 14TIME: Registration 6:00PM & races at 6:30PMLOCATION: Giorgetti/Pine Hill ParkFEE: $6.00CODE: 263051 - C

A measured & timed 5K runs. No medals, ribbons,or awards. Just come to run or walk for fun withyour family and friends. The course is all ontrails. T-shirts will be available for sale for $15 atthe last race in limited supplies. Call 282-1092 ifyou have any questions or would like to volunteer.

DROOPY PEDAL MOUNTAINBIKE SERIES

DATES: August 20TIME: Registration 5:15 PM, Short Course

Race @ 6:00and Long Course Race @ 6:30

LOCATION: Pine Hill ParkFEE: $10.00CODE: 263051 - G

After a successful inaugural season in 2011, ourmountain bike series returns in 2012 to offer funand fitness for all ages and ability levels. Ridersmay choose to compete on a 3 or 6-mile coursewithin Pine Hill Park. No medals, ribbons orawards, just lots of fun and potential braggingrights among your family and friends. Participateor volunteer for all three races in the series andreceive a custom race shirt. Additional t-shirtswill be available for sale for $15 in limitedsupplies.Call Jay at 282-5689 if you have questions orwould like to volunteer.

RUTLAND RECREATIONHIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN

BIKE TEAM

COACH: Brad RamsayGRADES: 9-12DATES: August 15 – October 24FEE: $53 resident and $64 non-residentCODE: 331011

Registration fee includes transportation forathlete & bike to out of town races. Registrationfees for races are included.Our high school mountain bike team will becompeting in the Lakes Region High SchoolMountain Bike Series. Lakes Region races are onWednesdays at 3:30 PM and athletes will need toleave school early as some races are as far as 2½ - 3 hours away. Don’t want to miss school butstill want to be on the team? That is OK! You canjoin us for practices and home races. The team isopen to athletes from any town.

WHITES POOL IS OPEN UNTIL AUGUST 25TH.DON’T FORGET THE POOL IS HEATED!

CHALLENGER BRITISH SOCCER CAMPJoin us for the most popular soccer camp in the USA and Canada featuring individual skilldevelopment with an innovative camp curriculum and a daily World Cup style tournament. Thisexciting camp, with its highly trained British coaches will not only provide your child with a greatsoccer experience, but also a cultural education, introducing them to the traditions and cultures ofother great soccer nations. Make camp week extra special for your child by hosting a coach! Forinformation, please contact Jay Thomas at 282-5689 or [email protected].

SIGN UP: ON-LINE ONLY

www.ChallengerSports.comLOCATION: Hathaway Polo FieldsDATES: August 6 – 10 Monday - FridayTIMES:Ages 4-5 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM $85/$96 (NR)Ages 6-12 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM $120/$131 (NR)Ages 7-12 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM $175/$186 (NR)A $10 late fee will apply to all registrations received after July 27All players will be grouped by age, ability and team affiliation.

Offering school andcommunity based

mentoring opportunitiesfor Rutland County

children since 2006!

77 Woodstock Avenue802-775-3434www.mentorconnector.com

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Ice Skating

ICE SKATING LESSONS

We are thrilled to again offer structured grouplessons with our very enthusiastic instructors.Our classes have a low ratio of instructor tostudent. Tot classes are 1:5 and our older studentsare 1:8. Lessons are open to ages 3+ and aredivided by ability and age. The lessons are aimedat developing core skating skills and improvingexisting skills.

DAY: Saturday morningsTIMES: 9:30 – 10:00;

10:00 – 10:30;10:30 – 11:00.

Classes also include 30 minutes of additionalself-guided practice time.FEE: $55 NON-RESIDENT: $66Register 10 days in advance for a $10 discount.All sessions are 6 weeks.

SESSION: 1DATES: 11/3/12 – 12/15/12

No class 11/24/12CODE: 461751-A

SESSION: 2: 6 weeksDATES: 1/5/12 – 2/9/12CODE: 461751-B

ADULT & TEEN LESSONS

Would you like to skate for fitness, skate withgrace or just enjoy skating with your kids or atthe teen skate? The class is designed for thosewith a minimum of some skating ability even if itis removing the rust from what you knew 30 yearsago! Adult class also appropriate for adult hockeyplayers looking to improve their skating skills.Classes are 30 minutes long with 30 minutes ofadditional self-guided practice time.

DAY: Saturday morningsTIMES: 8:30-9:00 and 9:00-9:30Classes also include 30 minutes of additionalself-guided practice time.FEE: $55 NON-RESIDENT: $66Register 10 days in advance for a $10 discount.All sessions are 6 weeks.

SESSION 1:DATE: 11/3/12 – 12/15/12

No class 11/24/12CODE: 461751-C

SESSION 2:DATES: 1/5/12 – 2/9/12CODE: 461751-D

PRIVATE LESSONS

Contact the Recreation Department for phonenumbers for our skating instructors. The skateris responsible for paying the rink for ice cost andthe instructor for lesson fees.


SUMMER CAMPS

DAY CAMPSCamp includes one amazing field trip eachweek, a weekly trip to our wonderful stateparks, explorations & fort building at PineHill Park, swim instruction, arts & crafts,building friendships, and a lot of fresh air!

GRADES: 1-7TIMES: Structured camp 9:00 AM– 4:00PMEarly supervised time 7:45 AM – 9:00 AMLate supervised time 4:00 PM – 5:30 PMAvailable to all campers for no extra fee.FEES: $125 – includes trip fee.

Non-residents add $11 to feesLOCATION: Christ the King School

(easy walk to White’s!)CAMP DIRECTOR: Jason Ballard

SESSION 7: 8/6 – 8/10 SPLASH DOWNCODE: 226011Summers not over yet as we splash down fora day of water fun at the Upper Valley AquaticCenter. Then let’s slide our way across the dancefloor on our way to our last day beach BBQ.

GET FIT, GET CREATIVE & GET WETOur summer day camp season will start and endthis year with Get Fit, Get Creative & Get Wet!We will head to Pine Hill one day, take a trip toa State Park, enjoy a few afternoons at White’sPool, visit our different city playgrounds and havetime for traditional camp activities – what iscamp without at least one game of Dodgeball!

SESSION 2: 8/13 – 8/17GRADES: 1-6BASE CAMP TIMES: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PMEXTENDED CAMP: 8:00 AM – 5:15 PMLOCATION: Christ the King SchoolFEE: $125 Residents

$136 Non-Residents

PRE SEASONFIELD HOCKEY CAMP

This camp is designed for middle school and highschool players with a focus on stick skills, gamesituations, and fitness. Get a jump on your fitnessand skills before the season starts! Campers mustprovide their own stick, mouth guard and shinguards.

DIRECTOR: Tammy Landon, CastletonState College Head FH Coach

STAFF: Local Coaches and CollegiatePlayers

GRADES: Entering grades 7-12DATES: August 6 - 10 Mon-FriTIME: 9:00 AM to 1:00PMLOCATION: RHS Alumni Turf FieldFEES: $93 Resident $104 Non-Resident

$10 Stick rentals availableCODE: 247092

QUARTERBACK / RECEIVERCAMP

Join Coach Shortle and his highly talented anddynamic staff for a truly enjoyable and informativefootball experience. This camp is a must foranyone interested in the quarterback or receiverpositions and will focus on all of the fundamentalsnecessary to excel at these positions.

GRADES: Entering grades 5-12DATES: August 11 & 12TIME: 9:00AM - 12:00PMLOCATION: Rotary ParkFEES: $53 Resident $64 Non-ResidentCODE: 231022

GIRLS PRE-SEASONSOCCER CAMP

Get ready for your up-coming season by gettingsome extra touches on the ball. Soccer Camp willfocus on physical & mental preparation, technicalball skills, game tactics and strategies followed bygame play. All campers must bring a ball to camp.DIRECTORS: Mike Coppinger & LoriMcClallenSTAFF: Area CoachesGRADES: Entering Grades 7 – 12DATES August 6-10 Mon. - Fri.TIME: 4:15 - 8:15 PMLOCATION: Hathaway Polo FieldsFEE: $93 Resident $104 Non-ResidentCODE: 247122-A

BOYS PRE-SEASON SOCCERCAMP

Get ready for your up-coming season by gettingsome extra touches on the ball. Soccer Camp willfocus on physical & mental preparation, technicalball skills, game tactics and strategies followed bygame play. All campers must bring a ball to camp.

DIRECTOR: Ian AkinSTAFF: Area CoachesGRADES: Entering Grades 7 – 12DATES August 6-10 Mon. - Fri.TIME: 4:00 – 8:00PMLOCATION: Hathaway Polo FieldsFEE: $93 Resident $104 Non-ResidentCODE: 247122-B


TEAM SPORTS

YOUTH BASKETBALLSign-ups for grades 4/5/6 boys and girlsbasketball will start October 10th. We will alsooffer a middle school and high school basketballprogram for boys and girls if numbers allow.Please see our website for more informationabout our basketball programs www.rutlandrec.com/youthbasketball

YOUTH FOOTBALLPlease note: Players, regardless of age, must bein grades 3-8 in the fall of 2012.

DIVISION AThis is a non-contact flag football league for boys& girls. Teams formed through an evaluationprocess.

INSTRUCTORS: Volunteer coachesGRADES: 3 & 4DATES: 9/9/12 – 10/30/12DAYS: Sunday afternoons and

Tuesday eveningsLOCATION: Monsignor Connor Park

(Meadow St.)FEE: $58 RESIDENT $69 NON-RESREGISTER BY: 8/22/12 and receive $10

discountCODE: 342632 – A

DIVISION BThis is a non-contact flag football league for boysand girls. Teams formed through an evaluationprocess.

INSTRUCTORS: Volunteer coachesGRADES: 5 & 6DATES: 9/9/12 – 10/30/12DAYS: Sunday afternoons and

Tuesday eveningsLOCATION: Monsignor Connor Park

(Meadow St.)FEE: $58 RESIDENT $69 NON-RESMANDATORY $25 JERSEY DEPOSITREGISTER BY: 8/22/12 and receive $10

discountCODE: 342632 – B

DIVISION CThe Recreation Department will once againbe part of the Southwest Vermont MiddleSchool Football League for the 2012 season.Enrollment is limited and the Rutland RecreationDepartment reserves the right to denyparticipation for safety reasons.HEAD COACH: Jim ShortleGRADES: 7 & 8DATES: 8/13/12 through late OctoberDAYS: 5 – 6 days a weekLOCATION: PRACTICES at Rotary Field; HOMEGAMES at Northeast School ComplexFEE: $158 RESIDENT $169 NON-RES.MANDATORY $100 EQUIPMENT DEPOSITCODE: 342632 – C

YOUTH SOCCERPRE K & KINDERGARTEN SOCCERFun games to teach the basics will be followedby small-sided play during this hour longintroduction to the world of soccer! This programwill only be effective with the help of parents.

We will require at least one parent per week tobe their child’s team coach. Please note: If yourchild was eligible for U4 in spring 2012 they arenow eligible for Pre K this fall.

DIRECTOR: Tim CassidyGRADE/AGE: Must turn 5 by August31st 2013 for Pre K or be in KindergartenDATES/DAYS: 9/8/12 – 10/13/12

SATURDAYSTIME: 8:00 – 9:00AMLOCATION: Hathaway Polo FieldsFEE: $41 RESIDENT $52 NRREGISTER BY: 8/29/12 and receive $10

discountCODES: 321012 – A/A1 (Pre K)

321012 – B/B1 (K)

1ST & 2ND GRADE SOCCEREach week your child will play fun, skill orientedgames designed to help develop the necessaryfoundation to enjoy the game. Players will beassigned a team at the start of the seasonand will participate in small sided games forapproximately half of the session. We will attemptto form separate all girls and all boys teams. Wewill require at least one parent per week to be theirchild’s team coach during the session

DIRECTOR: Tim CassidyGRADE: Must be in 1st or 2nd Grade in Fall 2012DATES/DAYS: 9/8/12 – 10/13/12 SATURDAYSTIME: 9:30 – 10:45AMLOCATION: Hathaway Polo FieldsFEE: $47 RESIDENT $58 NON-RESREGISTER BY: 8/29/12 and receive $10 discountCODES: 321012 – C/C1 (1st) 321012 – D/D1 (2nd)

Supplementary Sunday Soccer SessionsThis fall we’re excited to offer an additionalopportunity for those young soccer enthusiastswho just can’t get enough! We’ve partnered withthe Summit Futbol Club to offer additional skilldevelopment and to promote soccer advancementin the area. Each hour long session will bedirected by the Summit Futbol Club coacheswith an occasional hand from some local guestcoaches. The focus of each session will be onrefining and improving each player’s individualball skills.

DIRECTORS: Summit Futbol Club CoachesGRADES: Must be in 1st through 12thgrade in fall 2012DATES/DAYS: 9/9/12 – 10/14/12 SundaysTIME: 4:00-5:00 PM 1st – 6th grade

5:00-6:00 PM 7th – 12th gradeLOCATION: Hathaway Polo FieldsFEE: $30NOTE: ALL PLAYERS IN THE 1ST AND 2NDGRADE MUST ALSO BE REGISTERED ANDPARTICIPATING IN THE RUTLAND RECREATIONSATURDAY MORNING PROGRAM OR A SIMILARAREA PROGRAM IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE INTHIS SUPPLEMENTARY PROGRAM

FALL SOCCER LEAGUEThe fall 3rd/4th and 5th/6th soccer teams willplay in a house league. Games are played onSaturday afternoons and occasionally on Mondayand Wednesday evenings. Teams will be formedthrough a draft process. Once teams have beenselected, coaches will notify players aboutpractice and game schedules. Once teams haveformed, any late registrations will be taken on aspace-available basis only.


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GRADES: Must be in 3rd or 4th gradeDATES: 9/8/12 – 10/20/12LOCATION: Hathaway Polo FieldsFEE: $51 RESIDENT $62 NON-RESREGISTER BY: 8/24/12 and receive $10 discountCODE: 321012 – E (Boys) 321012 – E1 (Girls)

5th & 6th GRADE SOCCER

GRADES: Must be in 5th or 6th gradeDATES: 9/8/12 – 10/20/12LOCATION: Hathaway Polo FieldsFEE: $51 RESIDENT $62 NON-RESREGISTER BY: 8/24/12 and receive $10 discountCODE: 321012 – F (Boys) 321012 – F1 (Girls)

CHEERLEADINGThe cheer program participants are taughtbasic skills such as jumps, motion technique,stunts, pyramids, and a half time danceroutine. This is perfect for the child that justwants to try out cheerleading . The programis run through the staff at Peak PerformanceAll Star Cheer. The staff has structured thepractices and materials to suit all cheerleadersand they will be able to split into groupsbased on age. The cheerleaders will beperforming their half-time routine at one homeRHS football game and one home MSJ footballgame. To register please call 773-PEAK or stopby the gym located at building 12M in the HoweCenter. A mandatory parent meeting will beheld at the conclusion of the first practice on9/8 at 11am.

This program is now run directly throughPeak Performance and they are handling allregistrations.

DATES: 9/8/12 – 10/27/12SATURDAY PRACTICES

TIME: 9:30am-11:00amLOCATION: HOWE CENTERFEE: $55 (INCLUDES UNIFORM)

FIELD HOCKEY

Whether you have been in our program for yearsor this is your first introduction to the sport,this is the program for you! Excel at dribbling,passing, receiving, shooting, and much more.Each session will finish with game play to putthose skills into action. Participants will needa field hockey stick, shin guards, and a mouthguard for this program. Some sticks availableto rent on a first come first serve basis for a $10rental fee.

INSTRUCTORS: Rutland High School VarsityCoach and Players

GRADES: K – 6DATES: 9/5/12 – 10/17/12

WEDNESDAYS (No Program9/19/12)

TIME: 5:00 – 6:15PMLOCATION: RHS Field Hockey FieldFEE: $43 RESIDENT $54 NON-RESREGISTER BY: 8/24/12 and receive $10discountCODE: 321052

START SMART BASEBALL

This instructional program is set up for the funloving 4 and 5 year olds. Your child will get towork on his or her motor skills while learningsome basic baseball fundamentals. Please notethat this is an instructional program and doesnot involve team play. Parent participation ismandatory for this program.

AGE: Must be 4 or 5 at the start ofthe program

DATES: 9/11/12 – 9/27/12 TUESDAYS andTHURSDAYS

TIME: 5:30 – 6:15 PMLOCATION: White FieldFEE: $38 RESIDENT $49 NON-RESREGISTER BY: 8/28/12 to receive a $10 discountCODE: 322013 - A

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• Pre-School & Recreational Programs for Boys & Girls• Parent & Child Programs for ages 18-36 months• Competitive Gymnastics Program for Girls **new**• Aerial Awareness Classes for Skiers and Snowboarders• Kid, Teen & Adult Open Gymnastics Times• Circus Classes for Boys & Girls ages 7+

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Integrative, Kripalu andIyengar inspired Yoga

NIA dance classesWest African and Middle

Eastern (bellydance) classesDance Fusion and

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Open Registration begins August 13th.Placement and Anniversary Party on

August 19th 12-4pm!! Free!

Offering Gymnastics Classes for ages 18 months to adult!Yoga, Circus and Dance ages 7+

Session I begins September 4thSession II begins November 5thSession III begins January 28thSession IV begins April 8th

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DAY CAMPS

DIRECTOR: Jay WillmanCAMP FEES: $93 resident $104 non-resident *(early registration discounts available; seedescriptions below)

CAMP TIMES: 9:00AM to 12:00 plus includesfull skate park access on Wednesday,Thursday and Friday after camp until closingand 1 hour of free skate on Monday andTuesday.

SAFETY EQUIPMENT REQUIRED - HelmetsMandatory - Kneepads and Elbow pads HighlyRecommended

SKATEBOARDING

Learn new techniques and tricks on ramps,rails and jumps. There will also be one onone teaching time, games, fun activities, andvideo analysis.

SESSION 4:AGE: 6-15DATES: August 13-17SECTION A: BeginnersSECTION B: IntermediateCODE: 238011-7A, 238011-7B

SUMMER HOURS:Wed - Sat: 1:00-8:00 PMSun: 1:00-6:00 PM

SCHOOL HOURS START AUGUST 29Wed & Th: 3:00-7:00PMFriday: 3:00-8:00PMSat: 1:00-8:00PMSun: 1:00-6:00PM

LOCATION: Giorgetti Athletic ComplexTELEPHONE: 775-7976 DIRECTOR: Jay Willman

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INTEGRATIVE YOGA

This class is gentle to moderate in nature, and all are welcome.Beginners will have an experience that is challenging but safe;experienced students will learn how to work at a deeper levelto develop a more personal practice. Each class will includepostures, breathing exercises, and relaxation as well as other yogictechniques. Please bring a towel or mat.INSTRUCTOR: Stephanie Jones

FALL SESSION 1 (7 weeks)DATES: 9/5/12 – 10/24/12 WEDNESDAYS

(No class 10/3)TIMES: SECTION A: 5:00 – 6:15 PM

SECTION B: 6:30 – 7:45 PM

LOCATION: Godnick Adult CenterFEE: $41 RESIDENT $52 NON-RESIDENTCODE: 371303 – 1/2FALL SESSION 2 (7 weeks)DATES: 10/31/12 – 12/19/12 WEDNESDAYS (No class 11/28)TIMES: SECTION A: 5:00 – 6:15 PM

SECTION B: 6:30 – 7:45 PMLOCATION: Godnick Adult CenterFEE: $41 RESIDENT $52 NON-RESIDENTCODE: 371303 – 3/4

STRENGTH TRAINING

This course is designed to Burn the Fat and Feed the Muscle.This total body fitness program has been designed to teachproven principles of progressive weight training and nutrition formaximum muscle building, toning and fat loss. You will need topurchase a set of adjustable dumb bells.INSTRUCTOR: John Scaralia

SESSION 1DATES: 8/21/12 – 10/11/12 (no clas 8/28/12)DAYS: Tuesday and ThursdayTIME: 6:00 – 7:00 PMLOCATION: Godnick Adult CenterFEE: $75 RESIDENT $86 NON-RESIDENTCODE: 371243 - A

SESSION 2 (7 weeks)DATES: 10/30/12 – 12/20/12

No class on Tuesday, 11/6or Thursday, 11/22

DAYS: Tuesday and ThursdayTIME: 6:00 – 7:00 PMLOCATION: Godnick Adult CenterFEE: $71 RESIDENT $82 NON-RESIDENTCODE: 371243 - B

FENCING CLUB

Join our informal fencing club! The club runs year-round withregistrations on a quarterly basis. Beginners are welcome to comeand learn the footwork involved with fencing. All levels welcome.Participants need to provide their own equipment. Rollingenrollment throughout the season.

FACILITATOR: Gene GyoriAGES: 12+DATES: 9/04/12 - 11/27/12 TUESDAYS

(no class on 11/6)TIME: 7:00 – 8:00 PMFEE: $38 RESIDENT $49 NON-RESIDENTLOCATION: Godnick CenterCODE: 351021

VOLLEYBALLAdult Volleyball is offered year round and our fall season will beginon Tuesday September 11. We offer men’s and women’s leagues

in the fall and winter and a coed league in the spring. Please notethat we only take registrations for full teams. For any singleslooking to play, please contact the Recreation Department and wewill do our best to pair you up with an existing team. Registrationforms are available at the Godnick Adult Center or online at www.rutlandrec.com/volleyball

SPRING SEASON:AGES: 16+DATES: 9/11/12 – 11/14/12DAYS: Men’s League – Tuesday eveningsWomen’s League – Wednesday eveningsLOCATION: RHS GymFEE: $200 per team

BREAD BAKING

SESSION 1: September 22Perfect Artisan Loaf and Pizza in 5 minutes

Learn how to use the revolutionary method developed by SullivanStreet Bakery in Manhattan to easly produce a crusty loaf ofartisan-like bread at home. This method is so amazing and easythat it has a cult following. No baking experience necessary.

SESSION 2: September 29Yeast Bread 101

Learn to make a beautiful braided loaf. Mix, knead, and shapeusing traditional yeast bread techniques. No baking experiencenecessary.

INSTRUCTOR: June OsowskiAGES: All ages (youth welcome with participating

adult)TIME: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.LOCATION: Godnick Adult CenterFEE: $5 per session for materialsCODE: 361011 – A/B


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READING AND DISCUSSION

DATE/TIME: The fourth Tuesday of each month at2:00 PM. The next discussion is September 25.

DANCING

BALLROOM DANCE LESSONSClasses are ongoing with lessons in most of thepopular dances. Please contact the instructors formore information at 273-2304INSTRUCTOR: Mary-Anne and Mario LiguoriDAY: Mondays beginning 9/10/12TIME: 7:30 – 8:30 PMLOCATION: Godnick CenterFEE: $15.00 per couple per class at the

Godnick Center

COUNTRY LINE DANCEJoin us for a fun cardiovascular workout with bothnew and old-line dances. No experience necessaryand no partner needed.INSTRUCTOR: Marilyn SheldonDAY: TuesdayTIME: 9:30 – 10:30 AMFEE: $3 per class or 10 classes for $25

GROOVEY GRANNIES LINE DANCEIntermediate line dance, mostly country with a littlevariety. No partner is needed. The line dance classalso includes the option of practicing routines forentertaining residents at the local nursing homes.INSTRUCTOR: Marilyn SheldonDAY: ThursdayTIME: 9:30 – 10:30 AMFEE: $3 per class or 10 classes for $25

EXERCISE PROGRAMS

FIT FOR LIFEIncrease your level of fitness with simple low impactexercise, step, strength work and flexibility. This isnot a class for beginners.INSTRUCTOR: Marilyn SheldonDAYS: Mondays and WednesdaysTIME: 9:25-10:30 AMFEE: $3 per class or 10 classes for $25

BONE BUILDERS EXERCISE PROGRAMWeights are provided. All you need to bring is a bottleof water. Program is provided by RSVP. Please contactRSVP for more information at 775-8220.DAYS: Mondays and WednesdaysTIME: 1:00 – 1:45 PMFEE: Free

PRANA YOGANo experience necessary. Gentle movementswith body awareness, and breathing exercises toinvigorate and relax the body and the mind. Bring amat or blanket, and wear comfortable clothes. Posesmay be done in a chair, or standing. The student

is guided to move into a posture only so far as itfeels right to her/his body. ALSO: 11:30 am to noon:Introduction to meditation, a variety of styles andtechniques. No charge for the meditation.INSTRUCTOR: Tammy BrownDAY: FridayTIME: 10:30-11:30 AMFEE: $5.00 per class

MOVERS and SHAKERSDo you have Parkinson’s disease or know someonewho does? An exercise group meets every Mondayat 2:30 PM. The program of low impact exercise isdesigned to maintain or improve flexibility, strength,and balance. Join the Movers and Shakers andexercise in a supportive and relaxing environment.This is a free program offered by RSVP and theGodnick Center.

WELLNESS

FOOTCAREwith staff from RAVNAHDATE: Last Wednesday of every monthTIME: 12:30 PM till finishedFEE: Donation of $5

MEAL

LUNCHEScontact Meals on Wheels at 775-0133 for reservationsDAYS: Mondays and ThursdaysTIME: 11:45 AMFEE: $3.25 donation for those over 60

and $4.25 for those under

OTHER SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

MOVIE and SNACKSOnce a month we select a different movie and watchit on our TV. Call 773-1853 to see what the selectionis for this month.

“Knitting and more”Want to learn how to knit or crotchet come join ournew group on Tuesday afternoons at 1 pm. Meet newfriends, work on personal projects, help with newones.

BINGOMondays and Thursdays at 1:15 PM

PARTY BRIDGETuesday and Thursday afternoons at 12:30 PM. Thebridge group is always looking for new players.

SuDoKu:on Wednesday afternoons at two o’clock beginningin September. The SuDoKu for Seniors programwill run classes catering to absolute beginners aswell as more advanced players. (SuDoKu is purelogic requiring no mathematical knowledge orinclination.) The classes are free of charge.

BUS TRIPS

LANCASTER, PAMonday, October 29 to Thursday, November 1. Wewill stay at the LaQuinta Inn and Suites near theRockvale Outlet Shopping. The price of $486/doubleper person ($645/single and $435/triple-2 beds/3people) includes: 3 nights of lodging with expandedcontinental breakfast each morning, two dinners, tourof Lancaster, tour of Hershey, two shows- “JONAH”at Sight & Sound Theatre and “The Confession” atBird in Hand, transportation, taxes and gratuities onmeals. $25 Deposit due at time of registration

THE LOVE LISTby Norm Foster at the Lake George Dinner Theatreon Wednesday, August 22. In this side splitting newcomedy, Leon and Bill concoct a list of attributes thattheir ideal woman would possess. When their “idealwoman” suddenly arrives at Bill’s door, the menquickly learn that the old adage, “be careful whatyou wish for” is especially true when it comes toaffairs of the heart! The price of $72 includes lunch(food choices: Pork Tenderloin, Medallions of Beef,Broiled Salmon or Vegetarian Pasta), the show andtransportation. We leave the Center at 9:30 am andreturn at around 6:15 pm.

FALL FOLIAGE DAYSandown, NH on Thursday, September 27. Our dayincludes: guided tour and visit to the Cathedralof the Pines, Luncheon at JP Stephens, A visit toSmith’s Country Cheese and a visit to Red AppleFarm in Phillipston, MA. For those interested, 30minute hayrides will be available for $2. The priceof $75 includes lunch (food choices: Roast TopSirloin or Baked Scrod or Sautéed Apple WalnutBreast of Chicken), the tours and transportation.The bus leaves the Center at 7 am and returns atapproximately 6:30 pm.

SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS

OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE –FALL 2012The brochures for the fall semester will be availableat the Godnick Center by the end of August.

AARP SAFE DRIVINGwith Sharen Underwood is on Wednesday, October24, from 11 am to 4 p.m. This course is a one-dayclass. Pre-registration is required. Call SharenUnderwood at 235-2132. Fee is $12/members and $14/non-members

THURSDAY HIKES SCHEDULE

The hikes typically cover two to four miles, involvelimited to moderate elevation gain, and try to avoidtreacherous footing. Bring water and a lunch,wear sturdy footwear, and be prepared for Vermontweather. Guard against ticks by wearing long sleevesand pants that can tuck into your socks, and bringbug spray. Meet on Thursdays at 9 am at the GodnickCenter on Deer Street to car pool. We return in earlyto mid-afternoon.

Aug. 2 Bald Mountain - Aitken State Forest,MendonLyn/Jerry Ash This challenging hike offers panoramicviews of mountains, valleys, Rutland City. 775-3481

Aug. 16 Trail Around Middlebury, MiddleburyTom Copps - Leader will select an interesting sectionof the TAM. Moderate. 774-5144

Aug. 30 Camp Plymouth State Park, Plymouth(free admission w/Green Mt. Passport*)Edith Kellogg - Hike the Echo Lake Vista Trailoverlooking Echo Lake and the park. Moderate.775-1246

Sept. 13 Little Rock Pond, Mt. TaborGeorge Butts - One of the most beautiful and popularspots on the Long Trail. Moderate. 483-2891

Sept. 27 Chittenden Brook, ChittendenTom Copps - Follow an old wood road along the courseof a pretty stream. Moderate. 774-5144

Oct. 11 Big Branch Bridge, Mt. TaborGeorge Butts - Explore the Big Branch area on theLong Trail. New suspension bridge. 483-2891

Oct. 25 Old Turnpike Road, MendonJustin Lindholm - Join our guest leader, JustinLindholm, on a hike on this ancient road where we’llvisit an old mill site, wetlands, and beautiful naturalsettings. Moderate. 773-4249


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