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It’s All About You! TIMESAltitude withan AttitudePlan now for our upcoming Ski trip, details in our upcoming Winter/Spring edition. Check out the FALL Special events and trips inside!

Who says “don’t play with your food?”Cooking lessons specially designed for teenagers...cooking food you like! See inside for details.

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Say Cheese!Photography classes for teens who love to take photos of more than just themselves! See inside for classtimes.

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The Town of Cary Parks Recreation and Cultural Resources Department is committed to an inclusive approach to recreation and encourages individuals with and without disabilities to participate together. In order for individuals with disabilities to participate as fully as possible, reasonable modifications will be provided in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you or a family member requires a reasonable modification to participate in a program, please check the appropriate box on the registration form.

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Climbing to New Heights! (MS-HS)Don’t climb your walls with nothing to do! Join us as we climb the walls at Triangle Rock Club! You will experience rock climbing in a fun and safe environment! Rock climbing is one of the nation’s fastest growing adventure sports. No other activity combines the components of physical fitness, risk taking, teamwork, and trust better than climbing. No experience needed! Sign up today and tell a friend!

Location: Depart Herbert C. Young Community Center

Fees: $24(R) $30(N)

54390 Sat Sep 17 9:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

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Spookywoods Haunted Adventure (MS-HS)

Experience a thrilling night of horror and fun all in one!!!! Spookywoods haunted house in High Point, NC is more than just a haunted house! It’s an entire Halloween attraction park including a spookywoods maze, haunted corn field and a dark terror tram ride! With over 130 LIVE monsters, ghouls, goblins, zombies and much more, you’ll be sure to have a haunting great time!!!

Location: Depart Herbert C. Young Community Center

Fees: $40(R) $52(N)

54392 Sat Oct 8 5:30-10:30 p.m.

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The Cary Teen Council is a volunteer organization made up of fun and fascinating teens ranging from 6th-12th grades who come from a variety of schools in Cary and surrounding areas! The Teen Council has been in service for over 20 years! Teens participating in this organization have the opportunity to get involved in programs and events that focus on social/recreational, community awareness/service, educational, leadership/teamwork and fund raising/ recruitment. Many Cary Teen Council members receive a chance to serve in advisory capacities for various Town boards and commissions.

The group has been honored with a multitude of awards over the past few years. Most recently the group was recog-nized as the 2010 National Recreaiton and Park Association Voluntary Service Award recipient, as well as the Partner Organization of the Year for the Town of Cary. Other awards include Most Diverse Council for the past 5 years through the NC State Youth Council, as well as 2009 Most Outstanding Council. Teens are also active in participating in state youthconferences throughout the year, as well as serving as officers. Two outof the five state officer positions are held by members of the Cary Teen Council. Members of the council are active throughout the year volunteering their time in many diverse opportunities recording over10,000 hours this past year. Membership applications are accepted in June of each year. For more information call Cindi at (919) 460-4965 or visit www.townofcary.org.


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Koka Booth AmphitheatreAileen Lee

Environmental AdvisoryRangoli Bhattacharjee

AthleticsJustin Hoff

Friends of Page WalkerAaron Reeza

Public ArtLin Cao, Katherine Harpham

Friends of Hemlock BluffsAmanda Reeza

Sister CitiesAribah Shah, Sneha Bhalodia

GreenwaysSambit Panda, Matthew Aupperle

Executive Board Officers 2011-2012Co-Chairs – Robert O’Connor and

Micaela PercyAssistant Chair – Michael AverellSecretary – Kristen ChungTreasurer – Sanjana PrabhuProgram Director – Tiffany TutwilerProgram Committee – Sonia Su,Tomisin Ogundipe, Sam JasperMiddle School Rep – Kyra Jasper

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Outstanding High School New Member

Jineet Patel

Most Outstanding Member

Sonia Su

Outstanding Middle School New Member Alex Chung

Presidential Award Winners From left to right: Sunny Su, Kristen Chung, Sonia Su, Joyce Knezevic, Tiffany Tutwiler, Matthew Aupperle, Safiya Ismail, Alyssa Egel, Mandy Astor, Yeshi Xie, Shayne McLane. Not pictured: Manasvi Khullar, Micaela Percy, Deeksha Gupta

Lazy Daze Scholarship Yeshi Xie and Safiyah Ismail


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Navigating College Admissions FREE (Parent & student age 13 & up) Are you a high school student or the parent of a high school student? The college admissions process can be very stressful and time consuming for the entire family. This workshop will cover topics related to college preparation, selection and appli-cation process. Tips and strategies will be provided on selecting courses, getting involved in outside activities, choosing appropriate standardized tests, college application essays, letters of recommenda-tion and provide insight into how colleges read applications.

Location: Bond Park Community CenterInstructor: Rhonda Manns, A2Z College Planning

54638 Sat Sep 10 10 a.m.-noon

Show Me the Money – Teen Finance 101 (age 11-17)

Learn the basics of money management, financial goal setting, credit card management, checkbook balancing, savings & investments, cash flow, and net worth. Valuable skills that you will use for the rest of your life. Taught jointly by a Harvard MBA and her 11th grader. Please bring a calculator.

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Lisa DukeFees: $15(R) $20(N) (1 class)

54636 Sat Sep 10 1-3 p.m.

Get it Done! Preparing the College App (age 16-18)

It’s time to apply – what are the hotspots on college application that admissions committee focus? How do you organize your information for maximum effect when applying for admission? Get it DONE TODAY- come prepared to complete an actual college application.

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Rhonda Manns, A2Z College PlanningFees: $22(R) $29(N) (1 class)

54639 Thu Sep 22 6-7:15 p.m.

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classesThe College Quest Guide FREE (Parent & student age 12 & up) Parents and teens get a head start! Learn the criti-cal decisions required to successfully navigate the college search, selection and application process. Receive practical advice on key topics including course selection for college readiness, extracurricu-lar activities, campus visits, PSAT/SAT/ACT exams, application essays, letters of recommendation, and financial aid. Get organized with a calendar of actions by grade. Registration required.

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Tom Wyrick, WHIZard Academy

54635 Sat Oct 8 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

The College Essay (age 15-18)

Start preparing for the college essay. From brainstorming essay topics, learning the do’s and don’ts of essays and drafting an outline of your personal college essay, this class will provide guidance in completing the essay.


54733 Sat Oct 8 1-2:15 p.m.

10 Steps to Successful College Selection (age 14-17)

Start doing your college research TODAY! Don’t wait!!! From what majors colleges offer, to size and location, from being one of 200 students versus being one of 20 students in a class, you will learn the different criteria to consider when selecting a college.


54734 Thu Oct 20 6-7:15 p.m.

How to Become the Student Colleges Want (age 14-17)

Calling all high schoolers!!! Learn how to plan your activities, classes and standardized testing with your eyes toward college! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn strategic ways of becoming the student the colleges want!


54856 Thu Nov 17 6-7:15 p.m.

Financial Aid 101 FREE(Parent & students 10th-12th grade) What’s the best way to pay for college? Student and parents will learn about financial aid basics, college costs, eligibility determination, and specific programs for NC families. You don’t want to miss this informative seminar to get you started! Registration required.

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Rhonda Manns, A2Z College Planning

54854 Sat Nov 19 10 a.m.-noon

SAT Boot Camp (age High School Juniors & Seniors)

Want to get down to the nitty gritty of how to crack the SAT? We aren’t covering just one section or two sections, but ALL THREE sections of the SAT will be covered, using sample test questions and writing exercises. You don’t want to miss this in depth and intense day of SAT training and even some inside scoop of what colleges are looking for!

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Dori Staehle, Next Stage Educational

ConsultingFees: $66(R) $86(N) (1 class)

54878 Sat Nov 19 12:30-5 p.m

DoN’T WAITPlease register early. Early registration allows us time to plan appropriately. Often times we are able to accommodate those on waiting lists by adding additional spots in the class or adding additional classes. Classes that do not meet their minimum enrollment are generally cancelled, you could make the difference.


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Pageant Girls....by C.B. (age 11-18) NEWPageant Girls....by C.B. offers young ladies the abil-ity to reach the best of their potential by building self esteem, confidence in themselves, and public speaking through the art of pageantry. It’s mission is to aide, guide, and motivate these young ladies to succeed in pageantry and the skills they have acquired which will be useful in their day to day functions. This class will be an excellent venue for young girls to perform, develop stage presence, and hone in on their public speaking skills. It is the mission of Pageant Girls...by C.B., to cultivate young ladies into proud leaders who strive for a better future for both themselves and their commu-nity. Former contestants will be visiting the classes to share their inspirational stories on how pageants have shaped their lives.

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Chetoca Barfield, Current Mrs. Wake

CountyFees: $132(R) $162(N) (6 classes)

54879 Tue Sep 13-Oct 18 5:30-6:30 p.m.54880 Tue Nov 1-Dec 13 5:30-6:30 p.m.

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Languages

French for Teens I (age 11-18) NEWBonjour! Have you ever taken French or have been interested in the French language and culture? If you would like to learn some basic French phrases (like introductions, numbers, time, calendar, travel) and be able to use them with your friends, and learn more about French culture – in France, Quebec and other places in the world - come to French For Teens I! We will have fun and learn a lot through books, video, conversation and games!

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Laurel Nicolosi, www.carytutor.comFees: $88(R) $114(N) (8 classes)

55120 Mon,Thu Sep 12-Oct 6 3:45-4:45 p.m.

French for Teens II (age 11-18) NEWBienvenue! Prerequisite – French for Teens I or prior French knowledge. Welcome! Now that we have learned the basics, we can use these phrases in conversation and enjoy speaking French! It is a beautiful language and fun to speak, so we’ll practice and present mini-skits in French with each other, watch French videos and plays, and meet some French speakers as well!

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Laurel Nicolosi, www.carytutor.comFees: $88(R) $114(N) (8 classes)

55121 Mon,Thu Oct 17-Nov 10 3:45-4:45 p.m.

American Red Cross Babysitting (age 11 & up)

Learn to be a safe and responsible babysitter. Certification covers accident prevention, emergency skills and child care skills. Participants receive American Red Cross certifications. To register, please call (919) 231-1602.

Instructor: American Red CrossFees: $85

Location: Bond Park Community Center

Sat Sep 10 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat Oct 8 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat Nov 12 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat Dec 10 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Location: Middle Creek Community Center

Sat Sep 17 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat Oct 15 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat Nov 19 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat Dec 17 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

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Young Ecologists (age 10-13)

Participants will build self-esteem and make new friends while expanding their knowledge and appreciation of the environment. Each session is primarily a field excursion with a classroom ses-sion relevant to a specific nature topic. Equipment provided.

Fees: $12(R) $16(N) (1 class)

Things That Slither and CrawlWe’ll seek out snakes, bugs and more as we search throughout the nature preserve.

53972 Sat Sep 24 2-4 p.m.

Life After Dark!Discover the secrets of wildlife after the sun goes down. Bring a flashlight and courage!

53973 Fri Nov 4 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Hemlock Nature Quest (age 13-18)

These workshops are designed to expand teens’ knowledge of local nature through hands-on field explorations, with occasional classroom investiga-tions. Participants will also gain experience with scientific study, methods and ethics.

Fees: $12(R) $16(N) (1 class)

Searching Swift CreekExplore the creek for critters of all shapes and sizes. Equipment provided.

53974 Sat Oct 8 2-4 p.m.

Bugs and SlugsDiscover the amazing world of small creatures on the forest floor.

53975 Sat Nov 19 2-4 p.m.

Wetland AdventuresJoin us as we spend time exploring the preserve wetlands. Equipment provided.

53976 Sun Dec 11 2-4 p.m.

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Triple Threat (age 8-18)

Pump up your performance with one class that broad-ens three skills! ACTING work will explore scene objectives, monologues, and how to put the ‘action’ into acting. Strengthen SINGING skills from vocal warmups and scales to song selections for auditions, and build DANCE technique with terminology and choreography.

Location: Cary Arts CenterInstructor: Julya Mirro & Virginia O’Brien Fees: $82(R) $107(N) (6 classes)

(age 8-12)53328 Mon Sep 12-Oct 17 6-8 p.m.

(age 13-18)53329 Mon Nov 7-Dec 12 6-8 p.m.

Fright School (age 10-18)

Create the Town of Cary’s Haunted House, and bring it to life for the public! Participants will create char-acters, costumes, scenery and props, and construct everything needed for a howling good Haunted House! Participants will receive a detailed schedule at first class.

Location: Cary Arts CenterInstructor: Leslie PlessFees: $152(R) $172(N) (6 classes)

53312 Sat Oct 22 1-4 p.m. Mon-Fri Oct 24-28 6-9 p.m.

Drama Workshop Series (age 13-18)

Show off your skills in these specialty drama work-shops that combine technique with performance.

Location: Cary Arts CenterInstructor: Leslie Pless Fees: $121(R) $151(N) (6 classes)

Playwright’s ShopLearn how to craft characters, dialogue and action as you create original scripts to premiere in a reader’s theatre performance on Dec 10.

53296 Sat Nov 5-Dec 10 1-4 p.m.

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Auditions and Design Team Interviews for SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK LIVE!

Performances are scheduled for Oct 14-16, 2011 at Cary Arts Center. To schedule an audition or interview, email [email protected] beginning Aug 8; no walk-ins will be accepted. No past experience needed.

Auditions (Open to age 8-18)Participants will be asked to sing scales and a short, familiar song (music and lyrics provided), and will learn a short piece of choreography. Please bring a current, non returnable photo and dress comfortably. There are approximately 150 audition appointments available; cast size is – 20. Please note: no special consideration is given to students previously enrolled in “Curtain Call” when casting for the production.

Audition Location: Cary Arts Center

Mon-Tue Aug 29-30 5-9 p.m.

Design Team Interviews (Open to age 10-18)Applicants will be asked to share ideas, drawings or other design concepts for the show. The Design Team will work with a Technical Director to conceptualize, create and run all technical aspects of the production. Interview Location: Cary Arts Center

Wed Aug 31 5-9 p.m.

Curtain Call (age 8-18)

Learn all about auditioning, including how to prepare, what to expect and how to showcase your best self at any audition! Please note, participation in this workshop does not guarantee a role in any Applause! production.

Location: Cary Arts CenterInstructor: Barbette Hunter & Mary Page Fees: $27(R) $35(N) (1 class)

Musical Theatre AuditionsThis fun workshop will focus on how to audition for a musical production. Participants will practice monologues, cold readings and taking direction, as well as learn hints and tips to banish jitters.

53243 Sat Aug 20 10 a.m.-noon

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Teen Cartooning (age 12-15)

If you ever wanted to learn about cartooning then this is the class for you. Not sure about cartoon-ing? Take the simple cartoonist’s quiz... I like: a.) Cartoons b.) Drawing c.) Having Fun d.) Broc-coli. If you answered a, b, or c you are definitely in the right place. If you answered d don’t worry you’re still in luck lots of cartoonist like broccoli.

Instructor: Robert OstromFees: $16(R) $21(N) (1 class)

54633 Sep 24 1-3 p.m.54634 Nov 19 1-3 p.m.

Learn to Look Right! Teen Drawing (age 12-17)

Learn a new way of seeing with simple techniques to develop your drawing abilities. You can learn simple techniques that develop your drawing abilities. From warm-up exercises to completed drawings, this course will improve your skills, knowledge, and fundamentals of drawing as you concentrate on black and white studies using a variety of drawing materials. Supply list provided on Receipt Confirmation.

Instructor: Ginny O’NealFees: $61(R) $79(N) (5 classes)

54260 Sat Sep 10-Oct 8 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Adventures in Foreshortening (age 10-14)

Students will learn the definition of foreshortening and be able to see foreshortening in their com-positions of the human form. Varied media will be used.

Instructor: Paulette TuneFees: $16(R) $21(N) (1 class)

54523 Sat Sep 17 1-3 p.m.

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Projecting through Perspective (age 10-14)

Students will learn the vocabulary of perspec-tive, when they create an interesting composition using techniques that will give the illusion of spatial depth through placement, overlapping and foreshortening.


54524 Sat Oct 1 1-2 p.m.

Teen Sketch Your Pet (age 12-17)

Learn the basic elements of drawing and how to apply your skills to capture the personality of your pet with black & white studies using a variety of drawing materials. Bring one or two ‘close-up’ photo copies of your pet. Supply list provided.

Instructor: Ginny O’NealFees: $48(R) $66 (4 classes)

54261 Sat Oct 15-Nov 5 10:30 a.m.-noon

Dynamic Dragons (age 10-14)

Discover texture as an element of art, and improve compositional skills, when you use pen, pencil, and watercolor to design your own dynamic dragon.


54521 Sat Oct 22 10 a.m.-noon

When I Look at Me I See (age 10-16)

You will explore a variety of modes for express-ing your most unique self without working from a mirror. Learn to visualize more than just the person you see looking back at you in the mirror and cre-ate a surprisingly varied series of self portraits.

Instructor: Nikki LittsFees: $48(R) $62(N) (3 classes)

54469 Sat Oct 8-22 1-3 p.m.

Teen Exploring Modern Art (age 11-15)

Become your own modern artist and be inspired by these artists: Andy Warhol, Christo, Keith Haring, and many others.

Instructor: Linda SimpsonFees: $16(R) $21(N) (1 class)

54395 Sat Nov 12 1-3 p.m.

You Are What You Eat! (age 11-15)

Students will become familiar with the artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo, and then create their own ‘composite head’ in the style of Arcimboldo made of drawn fruits and vegetables.


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Calligraphy & Graffiti: Old and New Messages (age 10-15)

Texting as defined by Wikipedia refers to: ‘the exchange of brief written messages between fixed-line phone or mobile phone and fixed or portable devices over a network’. In this class students will text the written word in a different way using calligraphy and graffiti. Each student will create art projects expressing messages in ink, paint and pastels on a variety of surfaces.

Instructor: Ginny O’Neal, Linda SimpsonFees: $40(R) $53(N) (6 classes)

54305 Tue Oct 11-Nov 15 5-6:30 p.m.

Teen Calligraphy with Design in Mind (age 10-15)

Do you like to create scrap booking projects? In this class you will learn new decorative letter-ing styles, from traditional to exotic, to design & embellish scrapbooking projects, monogrammed stationary and memory pages and mini-books.


54269 Tue Nov 22-Dec 20 5-6:30 p.m.

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Kids at the Wheel I (age 10-14)

Learn all aspects of wheel thrown and handbuilt pottery from construction to decoration, work-ing half the time on the wheel and half the time handbuilding and decorating thrown pieces. This class prepares you to use the ceramic studio during self-directed open studio time, available with pa-rental approval. Tools kits are provided. Clay must be purchased from the center for $0.60/lb plus tax.

Instructor: Johanna NewFees: $108(R) $138(N) (6 classes)

54057 Mon Sep 12-Oct 17 4:30-7 p.m.

Kids at the Wheel II with Raku (age 10-14)

Focus entirely on wheel throwing techniques including correct centering methods, trimming, and overall design to produce well-formed, aesthetic pieces to be fired in the raku kiln. Prerequisite: Kids at the Wheel I or Wheel Watchers. This class prepares you to use the ceramic studio during self-directed open studio time, available with parental approval. Materials: Materials are not included. Clay must be purchased from the center at $0.60/lb.

Instructor: Johanna NewFees: $86(R) $112(N) (6 classes)

54186 Mon Nov 7-Dec 12 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Pottery with a Purpose (age 10-15) NEW‘Say it with Clay’ classes refine handbuilding skills by utilizing pattern and texture combined with words, poetry, names, symbols, etc which all play a part in creating artistic expression through clay.

Instructor: Lynne FischerFees: $24(R) $31(N) (2 classes)

Personalized Mug 54101 Wed Sep 14-21 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Bells & Candle Holders 54116 Wed Sep 28-Oct 5 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Sculptured Wall Relief 54157 Wed Oct 12-19 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Copper Enameling

Copper Enameling for Teens (age 11-16)

Experience the unique qualities of copper enamel-ing while designing small, unique copper pieces for jewelry and home accessories. Investigate the enameling process from preparing the cop-per through applying enamel colorants to quick kiln firing. Purchase copper pieces from center. Enamels, copper cleaner, sifters and firing tools are provided.


54271 Thu Sep 15-Oct 6 5:30-7 p.m.

Drawing & Paint ing

Pen, Conte, Brush and Pencil (age 11-16)

Explore drawing with different materials in the style of the masters (Leonardo da Vinci, Picasso, Matisse). Come have fun, learn a new drawing style and surprise yourself. Supply list provided on Receipt Confirmation

Instructor: Paulette TuneFees: $61(R) $79(N) (5 classes)

54526 Wed Sep 7-Oct 5 6-8 p.m.

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classesTeen Abstract Painting NEW Made Simple (age 11-15) Have you ever looked at modern and contempo-rary art and wondered ‘How they do that?’ This class will take the mystery out of abstract painting. Working in acrylics, we will use various techniques to create original abstract art. Splattering allowed!

Instructor: Anne GregoryFees: $61(R) $79(N) (1 class)

54520 Thu Sep 15 5-7 p.m.

5Teen Crazy about Color (age 11-16) NEWThis class will offer a smorgasbord of art projects with color being the main ingredient. We will explore the word of color through collage, mixed media, paint, pastel, and more. From creating optical illusions to blending harmonious hues, each lesson will resolve around getting the most out of color. Bring your sunglasses ...it might get bright!

Instructor: Anne GregoryFees: $61(R) $79(N) (6 classes)

54519 Thu Nov 10-Dec 22 5-7 p.m.

Teen Oil Pastels (age 11-16)Investigate the flexibility of oil pastel as you experi-ment on different surfaces. Add colored pencil and push this vibrant medium to its fullest potential. Oil pastel keeps well, has no fumes and isn’t messy. Clean up is quick and changes can be made easily. Whether interested in realistic or abstract work, this is the medium for you. Supply list provided on Receipt Confirmation.

Instructor: Paulette TuneFees: $61(R) $79(N) (5 classes)

54527 Wed Oct 19-Nov 16 6-8 p.m.

Teen Water Soluble Oils (age 11-17)

Now paint with the freedom of oils without the hazards of solvents as you explore the traits of Water Soluble Oils. Experiment with pallet knifes to create impressionistic paintings. Explore the quali-ties of oil paint that mixes with water but maintains oil’s vibrancy with faster drying time and minimum odor. Supply List provided on Receipt confirmation.

Instructor: Rocky (Roxanna) AlexanderFees: $53(R) $61(N) (4 classes)

54306 Tue Sep 13-Oct 4 4-6 p.m.

Teen Watercolor, Beginning (age 11-17)

Learn to prepare materials, mix colors, apply washes, and create light and shadow. Create special effects for a variety of subjects: landscapes, seascapes, nature, architecture, still-life and people. Supply list provided on Receipt Confirmation.

Instructor: Rocky (Roxanna) AlexanderFees: $48(R) $66(N) (4 classes)

54307 Tue Oct 18-Nov 8 4-6 p.m.

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Teen Creative Embroidery NEW & Beading Art Card (age 12-16)

We will be creating a 5X5 underwater ocean scene art card using basic embroidery/silk ribbon stitches, beading and fabric marker painted fish. Knowledge of threading a needle preferred. Kit cost will be $10.00

Instructor: Ana SumnerFees: $32(R) $40(N) (2 classes)

54222 Fri Dec 2-9 6:30-8:30 p.m.

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Teen Jewelry Workshop (age 10-15)

Hammer, saw, fold and twist metals and wire to create original jewelry. Most materials included.

Instructor: Linda SimpsonFees: $26(R) $34(N) (1 class)

54386 Sat Nov 5 1-4 p.m.

Teen Jewelry to GO (age 11-15) NEWComplement your new autumn outfit with a new pair of earrings and matching necklace. Learn the basic elements of an earring, from jump rings to eye pins. Explore the use of the various compo-nents to complete unique earring designs, includ-ing beads, stones and recycled materials. Basic metal components provided. Sterling silver findings available for purchase.


54396 Wed Sep 14-21 5:30-7:30 p.m.54397 Sat Dec 3-10 10 a.m.-noon

Teen Fused Glass Art (age 11-15)

Create glass jewelry and small works of art. Cut glass, lay out a design and assemble pieces that become permanently fused when fired. Due to kiln firing schedules, completed works are picked up at a later date. Materials, including 4 ounces of glass, are provided. Additional glass may be purchased for $.75 per ounce.

Instructor: Paula MacLeodFees: $48(R) $62(N) (4 classes)

54286 Wed Oct 5-26 5:30-7 p.m.54287 Mon Nov 28-Dec 19 5:30-7 p.m.

Mixed Media

Mixed Media for Teens (age 11-15) NEWLearn to paint, collage, carve, and print. We will do it all. Projects use a combination of techniques and mediums to create unique art work.

Instructor: Anne GregoryFees: $61(R) $79(N) (6 classes)

54516 Mon Sep 12-Oct 17 5:30-7:30 p.m.54518 Mon Nov 7-Dec 12 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Mosaics

Teen Stain Glass Wall Mosaic (age 11-15)

Create your own mosaic masterpiece! Participants will create their own design, transfer it to plywood, and begin the mosaic process. We will learn glass cutting, classic mosaic design techniques and grouting. The finished piece will be ready for hanging. Instructor: Paula MacLeodFees: $61(R) $79(N) (5 classes)54282 Mon Sep 12-Oct 10 5-7 p.m.

EZ-REG Mail-in – Send completed registration form and full payment to Cary Parks Recreation & Cultural Resources; PO Box 8005; Cary, NC 27512-8005.

EZ-REG Walk-In – Bring completed registration form and full payment to any Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources staffed facility.

EZ-REG Web – Personal access codes and credit card required. Register online at www.classweb.townofcary.org.

EZ-REG Phone – Personal access codes and credit card required. Register by automated phone system at (919) 462-2017. Call (919) 469-4061 for more information.

How to Register


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All American! (age 11-18) Learn to make macaroni and cheese from scratch, english muffin pizzas, and a yummy milkshake for dessert!

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Susan Cardia Quint, Personal ChefFees: $19(R) $25(N) (1 class)

54558 Tue Sep 13 4:30-6 p.m.

Let’s Wok and Roll! (age 11-18)

Transport yourself to Japan as we learn how to make delicious wontons and wonton soup, wok up some fried rice and roll up some sushi! Enjoy easy and healthy dishes that you help wok and roll! Supply fee included in the class fee.

Location: Herbert C. Young Community CenterInstructor: Prabha LoombaFees: $27(R) $35(N) (1 class)

54577 Sat Oct 8 1-3:30 p.m.

Homemade Manicotti and Sauce (age 11-18)

Pasta crepes will be flying through the air as we use Susan’s family recipe for manicotti to make this melt-in-your-mouth baked pasta dish! As a treat we will make Italian sodas while we wait!


54559 Tue Oct 11 4:30-6 p.m.

Sizzling Mexican (age 11-18)

Using a skillet we will make chicken fajitas, black bean tacos and homemade salsa. Plenty of chips will be on hand for dipping!


54560 Tue Oct 25 4:30-6 p.m.

Sicilian Pizza (ages 11-18)

Learn to make home-made pizza New York Sicilian style! Be prepared to get in a ‘sticky’ situation while you make dough from scratch in addition to my Dad’s recipe for pizza sauce.


54561 Tue Nov 22 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Cupcake Craze (age 11-18)

We will form two teams, take two basic batters, one vanilla and one chocolate, and see how cre-ative each team can get with a basic frosting and a few other secret ingredients!


54564 Tue Dec 13 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Culinary Artswhat ’s cookin ’

Chocolate Chip Cookie Mini PiesIngredients:

• A pack of chocolate chip cookies• A pack of mini pie crusts• Milk• Cool whip• Chocolate Chips

Dip a chocolate chip cookie in milk to get moist.

Place cookie in the bottom of a pie crust

Spread cool whip over top of cookie to top of pie crust Sprinkle with chocolate chips

Refridgerate 2 hours before enjoying!

Enjoy!

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Softball Camps and Cl inics

Softball Fast-Pitch Development Series (age 12-14)

This four week developmental series is designed to build proper technique for fast pitch pitching. The sessions will focus on the basics of pitching, drills to use at home, and conditioning in and out of season. Players will able to utilize these skills and be able to apply them in game situations. Players should bring glove and catcher if available.

Location: Mills Park Softball FieldInstructor: Town of Cary Softball InstructorFees: $70(R) $91(R) (4 classes)

54434 Thu Sep 8-29 7:30-8:45 p.m.

Softball Hitting Development Series (age 12-14)

This four week clinic is designed to develop proper technique for the offensive side of softball. Throughout these sessions, players will focus on the important aspects of hitting, bunting and slapping. Players will learn different drills and ways to continue to improve their skills at home. Players should bring bats and batting gloves if available.

Location: Mills Park Softball FieldInstructor: Town of Cary Softball InstructorFees: $70(R) $91(N) (4 classes)

54436 Tue Sep 6-27 7:30-8:45 p.m.

Softball Hitting Clinic (age 12-17)

Participants will learn how to develop a sound swing. Basic fundamentals, including balance, grip, eye contact and stance for fast pitch hitting will be taught. Different kinds of bunting such as the sacrifice, slap, running slap and push bunts will be taught too. Pre-registration is required.

Location: Thomas Brooks ParkInstructor: Town of Cary Softball InstructorFees: $20(R) $26(N) (1 class)

Age 12-1454438 Sun Sep 11 3-4:30 p.m.

Age 15-1754439 Sun Sep 11 5-6:30 p.m.

Softball Fast-Pitch Pitchers Clinic (age 12-17)

In this clinic, participants from the beginner to the more advanced pitcher will learn the proper techniques to affective fast pitch pitching. We will first go through the basic steps of pitching, basic grip, windup and stance. Advanced pitchers will also learn different pitches such as the change-up, curve, rise and drop.

Location: Thomas Brooks ParkInstructor: Town of Cary Softball InstructorFees: $20(R) $26(N) (1 class)

Age 12-1454444 Sun Sep 11 3-4:30 p.m.

Age 15-1754445 Sun Sep 11 5-6:30 p.m.



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Baseball Hitting Skills and Techniques (age 10-13)

This one and a half hour clinic is designed to teach players proper hitting techniques and will focus on the fundamentals of hitting, balance, bat speed, hand placement and stride. Players will receive one-on-one cage instruction.

Location: USA Baseball National Training Complex

Instructor: NTC Baseball InstructorFees: $20(R) $26(N) (1 class)

53882 Thu Oct 13 6-7:30 p.m.53884 Sat Nov 12 3-4:30 p.m.

Base Running and Bunting Clinic (age 11-14)

Base Running and Bunting are becoming lost arts in the game today. Base Running and Bunting are important to the game, however are not a large focus in many practices today, so come out to this clinic to learn these lost arts, and to perfect your ‘Small Ball’ game. Base Running instruction will include, getting out of the box, proper turns, cor-rect lead offs, when to and not to tag-up, proper form, stealing bases and more. Bunting instruction will include proper stance, how to grip the bat, bat angle, the sacrifice bunt, drag and push bunts and how to bunt for a base hit. Pre-registration is required.



Age 11-1453914 Thu Sep 15 7:30-9 p.m.

Outfield Fielding Clinic (age 11-14)

This program is designed to teach the player the proper fundamentals and mechanics specific to the outfield position. Focus will be on proper fielding of fly balls and groundballs, crow hops and proper angles.


Instructor: NTC Baseball InstructorFees: $40(R) $52(N) (2 classes)

54453 Sat Oct 22-29 9-10:30 a.m.

Infield Fielding Clinic (age 11-14)

This program is designed to teach the player the proper fundamentals and mechanics specific to the infield position Focus will be proper fielding of groundballs, turning double plays, and position specific instruction for first base, second base, short stop, and third base.


Instructor: NTC Baseball InstructorFees: $40(R) $52(N) (2 classes)

54454 Sat Oct 22-29 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Basics of Throwing (age 11-14)

One of the most important aspects of baseball is being able to throw properly. Players of all ages need to work on throwing every day. This program will teach how to properly throw the baseball in order to throw more accurately and with more strength. Proper throwing mechanics also reduce the chance of injury to the throwing arm. This pro-gram is great for new ballplayers as well as players who would like to continue working on making themselves better and the art of throwing.



54456 Thu Sep 22 7:30-9 p.m.

Offseason Hitting Progression Series (age 11-14)

This four week off-season progression series will start with teaching the basics of hitting and pro-gressing to more advanced instruction throughout the four weeks while re-iterating concepts taught on the previous days. Players will participate in station hitting, cage hitting, and on-field hitting. Instruction will focus on teaching the proper swing from stance to follow through, bunting, hitting for power, and begin instruction on opposite field hitting. Proper strength and conditioning for hitters will be discussed also.


Instructor: NTC Baseball InstructorFees: $70(R) $91(NR) (4 classes)

54462 Tue Sep 13, 20, Oct 4, 11 7:30-9 p.m. (noclassSep27)


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(age 11-14)

This four week off-season progression series will start with teaching the basics of the pitching posi-tion and progressing to more advanced instruc-tion throughout the four weeks while re-iterating concepts taught on the previous days. Pitchers will participate in bullpen throwing, flat ground work, and fielding the pitching position. Focus will range from proper pitching mechanics, pitch grips, to more advanced instruction of pick offs and pitcher fielding position (PFP). Proper strength and condi-tioning for pitchers will be discussed also.



54458 Wed Sep 14, 21, Oct 5, 12 7:30-9 p.m. (noclassSep28)

Offseason Catchers Progression Series (age 11-14)

This four week off-season progression series will start with teaching the basics of the catching posi-tion and progressing to more advanced instruc-tion throughout the four weeks while re-iterating concepts taught on the previous days. Focus will range from receiving, blocking, throwing, to more advanced instruction of calling pitches and being a leader of the team. Proper strength and condition-ing for catchers will be discussed also.



54460 Wed Sep 14, 21, Oct 5, 12 7:30-9 p.m. (noclassSep28)

Fencing Classes

Beginning Fencing: Level I (age 10-18)This class will introduce you to the Olympic sport of fencing. The focus will be on the fundamentals of fencing; learning basic footwork and blade skills with a foil. Basic attacks and parries will be intro-duced to prepare you for the bout. Students only need to take this course one time. Practice uniforms are mandatory and may be rented or participants may provide their own, contact the instructor for more information.

Location: Middle Creek Community CenterInstructor: Apex Fencing AcademyFees: $90(R) $117(N) (8 classes)

54862 Mon Aug 22-Oct 17 7-8 p.m. (noclassSep5)54866 Mon Oct 24-Dec 12 7-8 p.m.

Beginning Fencing: Level II (age 10-18)In Fencing II the students will progress to more advanced footwork and will learn more advanced attacks and a series of parries. New skills will be applied in drills and bouts with emphasis on using proper technique and distance. Prerequisite: Fenc-ing I or instructor’s permission. Practice uniforms are mandatory and may be rented or participants may provide their own, contact the instructor for more information.

Location: Middle Creek Community CenterInstructor: Apex Fencing AcademyFees: $110(R) $140(N) (8 classes)

54863 Wed Aug 24-Oct 12 7-8:30 p.m.54867 Wed Oct 19-Dec 14 7-8:30 p.m.

(noclassNov23)

All courses are at the Cary Tennis Park unless otherwise noted.

Cary Tennis aCademyLooking for a more advanced tennis experi-ence? Join the Cary Tennis Academy, at the

Cary Tennis Park. For more information on dates, times and fees call (919) 462-2061.Registration for Academy programs is only available in person at the Tennis Park. The Tennis Park staff must approve all juniors placed in these programs.

• Academy Select (age 11-18)

• High School Comp (age 12-18)

• High School Team (age 14-18)



classesIntermediate Fencing (age 10-18)

Prerequisite: Instructor’s permission. This class is for those who are interested in competitive fencing or just want to advance to a higher level of recre-ational fencing. Emphasis will be on developing complex footwork/attack/parries and combining it with speed and strategy. Practice uniforms are mandatory and may be rented or participants may provide their own, contact the instructor for more information.

Location: Middle Creek Community CenterInstructor: Apex Fencing Academy

One Day Per WeekFees: $110(R) $140(N) (8 classes)54865 Fri Aug 26-Oct 21 5:30-7 p.m. (noclassSep2)

Fees: $83(R) $108(N) (6 classes)54871 Fri Oct 28-Dec 16 5:30-7 p.m. (noclassNov25)

Two Days Per WeekFees: $170(R) $200(N) (16 classes) 54864 Mon,Wed Aug 22-Oct 17 5:30-7 p.m. (noclassSep5)54870 Mon,Wed Oct 19-Dec 14 5:30-7 p.m. (noclass11/23)

Three Days Per WeekFees: $230(R) $260(N) (24 classes)54875 Mon,Wed,Fri Aug 22-Oct 19 5:30-7 p.m.

(noclassSep2,5)54872 Mon,Wed,Fri Oct 19-Dec 19 5:30-7 p.m. (noclassNov11,23,25)

Home School Beginning Fencing: Level I (age 11-18)This class will introduce you to the Olympic sport of fencing. The focus will be on the fundamentals of fencing including learning basic footwork and blade skills with a foil but the fencers will be introduced to all 3 weapons and their basic rules. Students will learn basic attacks and will be introduced to the bout. Practice uniforms are mandatory and may be rented or participants may provide their own, contact the instructor for more information.


Fees: $150(R) $180(N) (16 classes)54889 Tue,Thu Aug 30-Oct 20 2-3 p.m.

Fees: $110(R) $140(N) (8 classes)54892 Mon Oct 24-Dec 12 2-3:30 p.m.

Home School Beginning Fencing: Level II (age 11-18)

Students will progress to more advanced footwork and will learn more advanced attacks and parries. New skills will be applied in drills and bouts with emphasis on using proper technique and distance. Prerequisite: Fencing I or instructor’s permission. Practice uniforms are mandatory and may be rented or participants may provide their own, contact the instructor for more information. Classes are avail-able once or twice a week.


One Day Per WeekFees: $110(R) $140(N) (8 classes)

54894 Tue Oct 25-Dec 13 2-3:30 p.m. (noclassNov24)54895 Thu Oct 27-Dec 22 2-3:30 p.m.

Two Days Per WeekFees: $170(R) $200(N) (16 classes)

54897 Tue,Thu Oct 25-Dec 20 2-3:30 p.m. (noclassNov24)

HS Prep (age 13-16)

Fees: $72(R) $86(N) (6 classes)

54976 Tue,Thu Aug 30-Sep 15 6:30-7:30 p.m.54977 Tue,Thu Sep 20-Oct 6 6:30-7:30 p.m.54978 Tue,Thu Oct 11-27 6:30-7:30 p.m.55039 Tue,Thu Nov 1-17 6:30-7:30 p.m.55040 Tue,Thu Nov 29-Dec 15 6:30-7:30 p.m.

HS Prep Weekend (age 13-16)

Fees: $36(R) $44(N) (3 classes)

54979 Sat Sep 10-24 11 a.m.-noon54980 Sat Oct 8-22 11 a.m.-noon54981 Sat Nov 5-19 11 a.m.-noon55041 Sat Dec 3-17 11 a.m.-noon


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Robert V. Godbold Park

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN

Sk8 12-2 Sk8 12-2 Sk8 12-2

Sk8 3-4*** BMX 3-4*** Sk8 3-4*** BMX 3-4*** Sk8 2-4 Sk8 2-4 Sk8 2-4

Sk8 4-6 BMX 4-6 Sk8 4-6 BMX 4-6 Sk8 4-6 BMX 4-6 Sk8 4-6

Sk8 6-8 Sk8 6-8 Sk8 6-8 Sk8 6-8 Sk8 6-8 Sk8 6-8 BMX 6-8

BMX 8-10 Sk8 8-10 BMX 8-10 Sk8 8-10 BMX 8-10 Sk8 8-10 BMX 8-10

Sk8 = Skateboards, In-line Skates & Quad Skates ••• FREE for Members Only

Sk8-Cary opened its doors in July 2002. Since then participants, have enjoyed the 12,000-square-foot street course design. Ramps are made of wood with Skatelite Pro as the skating surface. Amenities include a pro shop, concessions, restrooms, and covered viewing area.

2040 N.W. Maynard Road • Phone: (919) 380-2970

Check out our Track-Out Camps!Does your 5-14 year old want to learn how to skate-board or BMX? Sign up for Track-Out camp at Sk8-Cary. Look for details online at www.townofcary.org.

Fees:Annual Membership: $30(R) $60(N)Entry/Session Fee: Members Nonmember

Skate $4 $9Bike $5 $10

6 Month Passes (includes membership) Pass Type Resident Nonresident

6 Month Pass $150 $175

$1 Session Entry fee begins Jan 1, 2011 for 6 Month Pass holders.

12 Month Passes (includes membership)Pass Type Resident Nonresident

Annual Pass $300 $325

Multi-Session PassesThese passes are available for members only.Skate 10-session Pass $30 Bike 10-session Pass $38 Skate 25-session Pass $70 Bike 25-session Pass $87

Equipment requiredSkateboarders: Helmet, knee pads, elbow padsIn-line skaters: Helmet, knee pads, wrist guardsBikers: Helmet, knee guards

Protective gear rental available

This is how we roll!



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Town of Cary Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department Program Registration Form

Main Contact

Last Name ______________________________________________ First Name ______________________________________________

q Male q Female q Adult DOB______/______/______ Are you a Cary Resident? q Yes q No

Mailing Address ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

City _____________________________________ ST ___________ Zip ________________ Home Phone _______________________

Work Phone ___________________________ Mobile Phone______________________ Email __________________________________

1st Emergency Contact ___________________________________ __________________ Phone _________________________________

Non Household Emergency Contact _________________________________________ Phone _________________________________

Registration Receipt: I would like my receipt (please check one) q emailed (valid email address required) q printed/mailed

Participant #1 Information

Participant #1 Name ______________________________________________________________________________ q Male q Female

DOB______/______/______ Rising Grade (Summer Camps) _________________

Is this person allergic to anything? ___________ Currently taking any medications? __________ Have any special needs? ________

If answered yes to any of these questions, please explain in detail: __________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Programs are provided for people of all abilities. If you need a reasonable modification, please check YES below and complete the registration at least two weeks prior to the start of the program/class. Each request will be assessed in compliance with ADA. q YES

Course Code Program Name Location Date Time Fee1

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Participant #2 Information

Participant #2 Name ____________________________________________________________________________ q Male q Female

DOB______/______/______ Rising Grade (Summer Camps) _________________

Is this person allergic to anything? ___________ Currently taking any medications? ___________ Have any special needs? ___________

If answered yes to any of these questions, please explain in detail: ____________________________________________________________

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Programs are provided for people of all abilities. If you need a reasonable modification, please check YES below and complete the registration at least two weeks prior to the start of the program/class. Each request will be assessed in compliance with ADA. q YES

Course Code Program Name Location Date Time Fee1

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Payment Information

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO “Town of Cary” 2 Scholarship Donation $ _____________________

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $ ____________________

WAIVERI, for myself or as parent or guardian, hereby assume all the risks and hazards incidental to the conduct of the activities and transportation to and from the activities. I release, absolve, and indemnify the Town of Cary, employees of the Town, volunteers, contractors and/or sponsors from all risks and hazards associated with the activities and in the event of injury, do expressly waive all claims against them. I understand that no insurance coverage is provided by the Town of Cary Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department. By registering for this program, I understand and agree that if a portion of the program is unable to be completed due to inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances, I will receive a prorated credit on my account for the uncompleted portion of the program. Further, I understand and agree that I have up to one year to use the credit and if it is not used within the one year, the credit will be donated on my behalf to the PRCR Scholarship Fund.

Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: _____________________________

1 Nonresident, pay fee indicated in program description. 2 I would like to donate $1 or more to the scholarship fund. See registration information for more details.

(Information provided may be subject to the NC Public Records Law.)

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