Pen Rec Summer 2014

Registration begins

May 5 2014Summer

Be Active, Be Well, Enjoy Life!

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Spring ‘touch of light’

Webster Youth Triathlon & Team Triathlon

Penfield & Webster Recreation Departments present

Sunday, June 89:00 - 11:00 AMWebster Aquatic Center, 875 Ridge RoadAges 5 - 16

Complete info available at www.penfieldrec.org

Grow your Roots of Wellness at Penfield Recreation!

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Table of ConTenTs

Registration starts May 5unless otherwise noted

Penfield Recreation1985 baird rd.

Penfield, nY 14526585.340.8655 - www.PenfieldreC.org

[email protected]

Table of ConTenTs

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

Office closed:5/26 & 7/4

*You can now find reference information on page 47.*

Director’s MessageSummer is finally here! The 2014 winter has been a season we will remember for a long time, from the bitter cold days to the seemingly never-ending snowstorms. That is all behind us now and we have a fantastic brochure with lots of great programs and events to enjoy during the next several months.

The Summer Amphitheater series is back for an amazing 11th season, and we have a great lineup scheduled once again. It will all begin on May 30. The Independence Day Celebration is all set for Friday, July 4 and the parade (2:00 PM) and fireworks are a Penfield tradition.

I challenge all residents to get out and enjoy what Penfield has to offer! Whether you sign up and take a program with us, or enjoy one of the many parks the town maintains, or go for a walk on any of the numerous hiking trails available - the opportunities are endless to become active and healthy in Penfield.

One of the topics I continually talk about with staff as well as residents is partnerships and collaborations. I am always amazed at how many organizations the recreation department works with to bring the best quality to the residents of Penfield. I believe this town is unique to have developed the relationships with so many different organizations. From the partnership with Wegmans on our Wellness Campaign to the Penfield School District, Rotary and Kiwanis - the list is endless and the gratitude is large. I look forward to developing more partnerships, because, to be effective in meeting the needs of the residents, the more we work together the better the result.

Enjoy the summer, and I hope to see you in the building or at a park. Feel free to say hello and share any ideas or comments you might have!

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

Chris Bilow,DireCtor of reCreation

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

This publication is printed on recycled paper.

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

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

Town Parks........................................6

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

Aquatic Wellness...........................8-10

Youth Wellness............................11-21 Dance..............................................11 Specialty Camps & Activities........11-14 Sports Activities & Camps............15-18 YOHP..........................................19 Summer Day Camps.....................20 Summer Field Trips.....................21 Adult Wellness (including 50+)................22-28 Arts/Crafts .................................22 Cooking...................................22 Education..................................22-23 Fitness, Health & Wellness............23-24 Recreation & Sport......................24-25 General Info for 55+................26 Van Trips....................................27 Van Trips-Performing Arts............28 DEAR.........................................29-35 Special Events...........................30 Thursday Lecture Series...........31 Marvels & Myths............................31 Civil War Day.....................................32 Spring Fling................................33 The Great Courses........................34 Free Activities...........................35

Family Wellness...........................36-37 Veterans Resource Picnic...........37 Amphitheater 2014 Schedule......38-39

Community Wellness..................40-41 Clean Up Day.................................40 Memorial Day Remembrance...........40 Rabies Clinic.................................40

Penfield Players...............................42

Independence Day..........................43

Penfield Public Library.......................44

Registration Info. & Forms.........45-46

Reference Information......................47

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suPervisor’s Message

- Tony LaFountain, Penfield Town Supervisor -It seems good to finally be discussing late spring and summer programs. This past winter has been one like we have not seen in a while and I know most everyone I speak with is glad it is behind us. I would like to take

a moment to recognize our Department of Public Works, specifically the highway, parks, facilities, and sewer departments, for their snow removal efforts during the demanding 2013-14 season. This dedicated group of men and women are responsible for road plowing, salting, sidewalk clearing, and parking lot management at all our sites. They are out in conditions the rest of us try to avoid to help maintain safety for all of our residents who drive or ride to work, school and other activities across the community. Please join me in thanking all of our DPW employees for their work and dedication to Penfield!Our Recreation Department has been busy putting together a great lineup of programs for residents of all ages and interests. Please check out the variety of wellness programs from aquatics to zumba; scenic treks on our growing trail system and parks to the very popular Daytime Education At Recreation (DEAR) series; and let’s not forget the 2014 amphitheater concerts beginning with the second annual jazz and food rodeo and concluding with the

renowned Tastin’ the Blues. The upcoming season promises to be the best and most dynamic we have seen. Be sure to register early for programs as they fill up quickly and you do not want to miss out. Please log on to www.penfieldrec.org to register. Remember - many programs offer a 10% discount for registering online.As you are planning you summer activities, please remember all of the wonderful programs the Penfield Public Library will be offering. From recent discussions with Librarian Bernadette (Bunny) Brinkman, I understand her staff has been busy all winter putting together a wonderful lineup of reading games, theme related craft activities, concerts, shows, story time, and more. I continue to be amazed by the creativity of the programs offered by library staff and the Friends of Penfield Public Library. For more information and details on all library programs go to www.penfieldlibrary.org. Partnerships continue to play a key role in our community’s foundation. I would like to recognize several key community partners who strive to make a great town even better. Our partnership with the Penfield School District under the leadership of Dr. Steve Grimm is strong. Working with Steve and his team is a great pleasure and we continue to look for ways to grow and expand our productive relationship. Additionally, we are striving to expand our relationship with the Webster School District, and I look forward to working

with Superintendent Adele Bovard. Next is our business community that includes the Penfield Business Association and the Penfield Chamber. Many Penfield businesses support the community through donations, programs and sponsorships. Business vitality occurs when we support local business to help with their success, and they, in turn, give back by supporting town, school, and community groups. Lastly, partnerships with service organizations touch many lives in our community. This includes Boy and Girl Scouts, Rotary, Kiwanis, sports clubs, and more. The more we grow and expand partnerships, the stronger our community becomes. A special thank you to all who contribute to these partnerships, you make a difference for everyone!It will be an exciting 2014 with the wide variety of programs offered throughout this brochure. Additionally, we have several major projects planned including the reconstruction of Baird Road and the completion of Motts Lane, as well as several drainage projects and the completion of landscaping around the Community Center. The town board and town staff continue to look for ways to expand the quality of life in Penfield for all residents. We welcome your thoughts and ideas on projects and programs that can be added or expanded to better serve you. I hope to see you at one or more of our programs this summer!

[email protected]

340-8631

Resident Spring Drop-off

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

Friday, May 9 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Saturday, May 10 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Public Works Complex, 1607 Jackson Rd.

*Penfield residents only*

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

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

Household Hazardous Waste CollectionSaturday, April 267:30 am - 1:00 pm (by appt. only)Penfield Highway Garage(585) 340-8710

Penfield Cleanup Day & Pancake BreakfastSaturday, May 39:00 am - 12:00 pmPenfield Community Center(585) 340-8651 or [email protected]

Electric Car ShowSaturday, May 39:00 am - 1:00 pmPenfield Community Center, south lot(585) 377-2783 or [email protected]

Spring Cleaning in Penfield


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

Park SecurityOur Town facilities are monitored daily by security officers. (If you have a park problem or emergency, they may be reached weekday evenings at 340-8618 or 329-0131) The park ordinance is strictly enforced with appearance tickets.

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

R = Penfield resident, NR = non-resident

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

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

Harris Whalen Park:Open Shelter - seats 80; max. 100Fee: $33 (R) / $44 (NR) Available: May 1 - Oct. 30 (Closed 7/4, 7/5)

Enclosed Lodge - seats 90; max. 90Fee: Weekdays (M-Th) - $110 (R) / $165 (NR) Weekends (F-Su) - $165 (R) / $220 (NR)[Exception: 11/27-11/30 fees are $220 (R) / $275 (NR)]Available: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31 (Closed: M-F 6/30-8/8, 7/5, 10/31, 11/3, 11/4, 12/25)

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

Enclosed “Dolomite Lodge” - seats 90; max. 90Fee: Weekdays (M-Th) - $165 (R) / $275 (NR) Weekends (F-Su) - $220 (R) / $330 (NR)[Exception: 11/27-11/30 fees are $275 (R) / $385 (NR)]Available: Jan. 1 - Dec. 31 (Closed: 10/31, 11/3, 11/4, 12/25)

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

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CHANNING H. PHILBRICK PARK Off Rt. 441 at Penfield Road. Open pavilion, grills, tot lot, seasonal public restrooms, green areas, handicapped fishing access, kiosk & hiking trail along Irondequoit Creek.GREENWOOD PARK Scribner and Embury Roads. Seasonal Park - ball diamond, tennis & basketball courts, playground, green areas.HARRIS WHALEN PARK Off Rt. 441. Open pavilion and enclosed heated lodge (available by permit), grills, nature trails, tot lot & playground equipment, softball diamonds, lighted tennis courts (5/1-10/30), basketball & bocce courts and public restrooms.HERITAGE PARK Four Corners (Five Mile Line Road and Rt. 441) between Fire Hall and Baptist Church. Community Gazebo.LASALLE’S LANDING PARK On the south end of Irondequoit Bay and Irondequoit Creek off Empire Blvd. Fishing access and small canoe/kayak launch. Provides wonderful views of Irondequoit Bay.ROTHFUSS PARK 1648 Five Mile Line Rd. 70-acre multi-use park built on former farmland with 4 full-sized rectangular athletic fields, playground, picnic pavilions and seasonal public restrooms.SCHAUFELBERGER PARK This decorative park sits in the heart of Penfield’s Historic Four Corners.SHERWOOD FIELDS PARK 2514 Penfield Rd. (located east of fire hall) 82-acre passive park, primary walking trails through field areas, work on secondary trails through wetland and wooded wildlife habitat areas ongoing. No restrooms - closes at dusk. Check Town website for updates.

VETERANS’ MEMORIAL PARK 3100 Atlantic Ave. Open pavilion and enclosed heated Dolomite Lodge, outdoor amphitheater, lighted tennis and basketball courts (5/1-10/30), baseball, softball, multi-use fields, Veterans’ Memorial, beautiful Don Mack Rock Garden, walkways, playground area, nature trail, physical fitness trail, Tot Trail, arboretum, public restrooms and picnic facilities.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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View trail maps on our website www.penfieldrec.org

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

Harris Whalen Park Saturday, May 3Hike through the woods to discover exciting spring flowers. Also learn about park history and geology. Look for the hike signs!

#254950-B 5/3 Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AMMeet at the Upper Pavilion.

Ellison Park Canoe/Kayak Saturday, May 10Enjoy a paddle down Irondequoit Creek in a canoe or kayak. Meet at Ellison Park south entrance where we will paddle to LaSalle’s Landing Park on the Bay. Please provide your own canoe or kayak. Personal flotation devices (PFD) must be worn and supplied by the individual. No one will be allowed to participate without a PFD. Look for the hike signs!

#254950-C 5/10 Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AMMeet at the Ellison Park south entrance off Blossom Road - follow signs to the canoe/kayak launch location.

Wild Iris Trail & Veterans’ Memorial Park Saturday, June 1�Join our community naturalists in exploring pathways along preserved flora habitats unique to Penfield. Look for the hike signs!

#354950-A 6/14Sa - 9:00 AM - 11:00 AMMeet at west end of Brougham Drive off Jackson Rd.

Ellison Park Canoe/Kayak Saturday, July �Enjoy a paddle down Irondequoit Creek in a canoe or kayak. Meet at Ellison Park south entrance where we will paddle to LaSalle’s Landing Park on the Bay. Please provide your own canoe or kayak. Personal flotation devices (PFD) must be worn and supplied by the individual. No one will be allowed to participate without a PFD. Look for the hike signs!

#354950-B 7/5Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AMMeet at the Ellison Park south entrance off Blossom Road - follow signs to the canoe/kayak launch location.

Abraham Lincoln Park Saturday, July 12Explore the ups and downs of this county park from wooded uplands to the bay shore trail connections. Look for the hike signs!

#354950-C 7/12 Sa - 9:00 - 11:00 AM Meet at end of Smith Rd. cul-de-sac off Empire Blvd.

Ellison Park Saturday, August 9Discover the off-beat pathways that reveal the natural vistas carved by 10,000 years of Irondequoit Creek flow. Look for the hike signs!

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


Red Cross Levels 1 - � (Ages �-1�)Non-swimmer through advanced swimmer levels (see dates below). Lessons are held mornings starting at 8:00 AM (see grid for times and course #’s). Session 1 & 2 are 35-minute lessons each, 8 classes held within a two week period. Session 3 is a more intense week of lessons, with five classes (35-minute lessons for Levels 1 & 2 and 45-minute lessons for Levels 3 - 6). Note: Level 6 is either Personal Water Safety (P) or Fitness Swimmer (F) - Indicate which level on registration form.Parent observation days are: Session 1 - 7/8, Session 2 - 7/22, and Session 3 - 7/30.

Session 1 - M-Th - 6/30 - 7/10 Fee: $52.00 (8 lessons)

Session 2 - M-Th - 7/14 - 7/24Fee: $52.00 (8 lessons)

Session 3 - M-F - 7/28 - 8/1 (5 lessons)Fee: $33.00 - Levels 1 & 2 $42.00 - Levels 3, 4, 5 & 6

Sign-up for 2 or more sessions and receive a 10% discount on 2nd and 3rd sessions registered for.

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

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Again this summer - Enjoy the benefits of an intense swim week -

7/28 - 8/1. A 5-day session with extended time to fit swim lessons into your busy

summer! (see Session 3 above).

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

If you also register for PCC Day Camp staff will walk your child to swim lessons each day

(starting with the 9:10 am lesson).

Tiny Tadpoles (Ages �-�) Water safety and basic swimming skills are taught in a playful manner to encourage a love for swimming! Lessons are held Monday through Thursday for 35 minutes starting at 8:35 AM (see grid for times and course #’s). Parent observation day is Wednesday for all sessions. (Ratio - 1 instructor per 4 children.)Session 1A - M-Th - 6/30 - 7/3 (4 lessons)Session 1B - M-Th - 7/7 - 7/10 (4 lessons)

Session 2A - M-Th - 7/14 - 7/17 (4 lessons)Session 2B - M-Th - 7/21 - 7/24 (4 lessons)

Session 3A - M-Th - 7/28 - 7/31 (4 lessons)Monday - Thursday - 4 classes (Must be of age at time session begins)Penfield High School PoolFee: $38.00 - Sign-up for 2 or more sessions and receive a 10% discount on 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th sessions registered for.

RegistrationSummer Swim Lessons

(Level 1-6 & Tiny Tadpoles) resident and non-resident

registration is currently underway.

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

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Sign-up for 2 or more

sessions and receive a

10% discount on additional sessions!

Sign-up for 2 or more

sessions and receive a

10% discount on additional sessions!

Session 3 8:00 - 8:35 AM Level 1 - #311290-A Level 2 - #311290-B

8:00 - 8:45 AM Level 3 - #311290-C Level 4 - #311290-D Level 5 & 6 - #311290-E

8:45 - 9:20 AM Level 1 - #311291-A Level 2 - #311291-BTadpole 3A - #311242-Q


9:30 - 10:05 AM Level 1 - #311292-A Level 2 - #311292-B Tadpole 3A - #311242-R


10:15 - 10:50 AM Level 1 - #311293-A Level 2 - #311293-BTadpole 3A - #311242-S


11:00 - 11:35 AM Level 1 - #311294-A Level 2 - #311294-BTadpole 3A - #311242-T


Ages 4 - 14 Swim Lesson Course NumbersRed Cross Levels 1 - 6 - 8 lessons / Tadpoles - 4 lessons

Session 28:00 - 8:35 AM Level 1 - #311270-A Level 2 - #311270-B Level 3 - #311270-C Level 4 - #311270-D Level 5 & 6 - #311270-E 8:35 - 9:10 AM Level 1 - #311271-A Level 2 - #311271-B Level 3 - #311271-C Level 4 - #311271-D Level 5 & 6 - #311271-E

Tadpole 2A - #311242-ITadpole 2B - #311242-J 9:10 - 9:45 AM Level 1 - #311272-A Level 2 - #311272-B Level 3 - #311272-C Level 4 - #311272-D Level 5 & 6 - #311272-E

Tadpole 2A - #311242-KTadpole 2B - #311242-L 9:45 - 10:20 AM Level 1 - #311273-A Level 2 - #311273-B Level 3 - #311273-C Level 4 - #311273-D Level 5 & 6 - #311273-E

Tadpole 2A - #311242-MTadpole 2B - #311242-N 10:20 - 10:55 AM Level 1 - #311274-A Level 2 - #311274-B Level 3 - #311274-C Level 4 - #311274-D Level 5 & 6 - #311274-E

Tadpole 2A - #311242-OTadpole 2B - #311242-P

10:55 - 11:30 AM Level 1 - #311275-A Level 2 - #311275-B Level 3 - #311275-C Level 4 - #311275-D Level 5 & 6 - #311275-E

Session 1 8:00 - 8:35 AM Level 1 - #311250-A Level 2 - #311250-B Level 3 - #311250-C Level 4 - #311250-D Level 5 & 6 -#311250-E 8:35 - 9:10 AM Level 1 - #311251-A Level 2 - #311251-B Level 3 - #311251-C Level 4 - #311251-D Level 5 & 6 -#311251-E

Tadpole 1A - #311242-ATadpole 1B - #311242-B 9:10 - 9:45 AM Level 1 - #311252-A Level 2 - #311252-B Level 3 - #311252-C Level 4 - #311252-D Level 5 & 6 - #311252-E

Tadpole 1A - #311242-CTadpole 1B - #311242-D 9:45 - 10:20 AM Level 1 - #311253-A Level 2 - #311253-B Level 3 - #311253-C Level 4 - #311253-D Level 5 & 6 - #311253-E

Tadpole 1A - #311242-ETadpole 1B - #311242-F 10:20 - 10:55 AM Level 1 - #311254-A Level 2 - #311254-B Level 3 - #311254-C Level 4 - #311254-D Level 5 & 6 - #311254-E

Tadpole 1A - #311242-GTadpole 1B - #311242-H

10:55 - 11:30 AM Level 1 - #311255-A Level 2 - #311255-B Level 3 - #311255-C Level 4 - #311255-D Level 5 & 6 - #311255-E

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Water Safety Instructor Aide Certification Ages 10 - 1�Training is provided to individuals who wish to assist Water Safety Instructors in conducting American Red Cross Swimming courses. This training will provide students with the ability to understand the roles and responsibilities of a WSI Aide. This course provides an excellent opportunity for those swimmers who have passed Level 5 or 6 of the American Red Cross Swim course and are looking for a way to stay active with swimming & keep up their technique. If you love swimming and want to teach others to swim, you’ll love this course! (The American Red Cross Swimming and Diving manual will be utilized during class and will be available for students to borrow.)Students should bring a notebook, pencil, Level 5 or 6 swim card, bathing suit and towel to first class. Attendance at all classes is required in order to pass this course. Those students who successfully pass this course will have the opportunity to volunteer with a Water Safety Instructor during session 2 or 3 of the swim program.

#311245-A 6/30 - 7/10M - Th - 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Ages 10 - 15 (8 classes)Penfield High School PoolPenfield Recreation Certified InstructorPrerequisite: Completion of ARC Level 5 and a strong sense of maturity and responsibilityFee: $69.00 (limited enrollment)

Private Swim LessonsPrivate swim lessons for ages 4 and up will be offered during our afternoon family open swim program for the month of July at the Penfield High School pool. The fee will be $20 per half-hour lesson. Lessons will be instructed by the Penfield Recreation summer aquatic staff and scheduled first come, first served, based on instructor availability. To make a reservation for your lesson, please call 249-6881 beginning June 30 and leave a message with the following information:

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

Summer Games 201�Come and enjoy a fun filled program where you will have a chance to participate in field sports, track events, and water activities. Program includes activities such as: flag team games, PE game favorites, track events, water sports and more. Each day please dress for the weather, wear sneakers, bring bathing suit, towel and water bottle.

#311298-A 8/4 - 8/7 Ages 7 - 9#311298-B 8/4 - 8/7 Ages 10 - 13

M - Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NOON (4 classes)Penfield High School Pool and fields outside of pool entrance - first day meet at poolInstructors: Sheryl Rimore, Physical Education Teacher & Pen Rec Pool Director, and coaches/members of the PHS Swimming and Track Teams Fee: $61.00

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Family OPEN Swim and Lap SwimCome and play, swim, and exercise while enjoying our spacious pool divided to suit your needs; the shallow end with the 4 x 4 tot dock for the little ones, the deep end for water-walking or play and two lanes for lap swimmers. For swimmers who pass the deep end test, they can also enjoy the 1-meter boards in the diving well!Pool rules state: All swimmers must be completely potty trained. All hair must be secured back. A swimming adult must accompany any swimmer in the pool who measures less than 50” from chin to toe, and under the age of 10. An adult must be on deck if swimmer exceeds the height requirement, but is under the age of 10.

M - Th 6/30 - 8/7 *1:00 - 3:30 PM

*Exception: 7/9, 7/10, 7/15 - On these dates open swim times 2:15 - 3:30 PM ($1.00 admission on these dates)Penfield High School Pool

Fee: $2.00 per person - pay at pool OR

Purchase a summer family fun pass for $30.00 - allows up to 4 swimmers entry to family swim for entire summer. Passes

available for purchase at Rec. office or at pool during Family Swim.

American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Certification Class (Requirement: Must be 1� years old by �/20/1�)This program is for swimmers who have completed the American Red Cross Swim Level 4 and are interested in becoming instructors for Red Cross Swim programs. You will learn how to instruct the American Red Cross swimming levels, both adult and children’s lessons, and basic water safety. Attendance at all class sessions is required for completion and certification as a water safety instructor.

#311230-A 5/20 - 6/19Tu & Th - 6:00 - 9:00 PM (10 classes)Ages: 16 & upPenfield High School PoolJoel Freeman, Certified Red Cross InstructorPrerequisite: Completion of Level 4 in the ARC swim course & a strong sense of maturity & responsibilityFee: $200.00 (includes course book)Register immediately for this program.

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

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#331221-B 7/21 - 8/25

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

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

#331222-A 7/10 - 8/28Th - 8:15 - 9:00 AM (8 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Bonnie SundervilleFee: $79.00

Springboard DivingThis course involves the use of one-meter springboards. Instruction is individualized so that each student may progress at his or her own rate. The diver will be encouraged to go as far as he/she desires at each level. Parent observation is encouraged. Beginner - A beginner diver is a swimmer who can do a standing dive off the side of the pool. This diver is looking to dive off the board comfortably. The instruction will include: front dive, back dive, inward dive and the front flip, if the diver desires.Intermediate - An intermediate diver is a swimmer that can dive off the board comfortably. This diver is looking to advance his/her skill on the diving board and perform front dive, back dive, inward dive and front flip.#311226-A 7/7 - 7/10

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

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Lifeguard books and materials will be available to pick up at Recreation Office when you register. Read lifeguard book prior to first class. Bring suit, goggles, towel, lifeguard book and materials to all class sessions. (Swimming requirements during course include a 2-minute tread water, 550-yard swim using freestyle and breast strokes, as well as a timed surface dive 7-10 feet, retrieving a 10 lb. object, then swimming 20 yards with object held by both hands.)#311240-A 6/30 - 7/3 M - Th - 4:00 - 9:00 PM (bring snack/dinner) You must attend all sessions and successfully complete all requirements to become a Certified Lifeguard.Penfield High School Pool (Ages 15 & up)Joel Freeman, Certified Red Cross InstructorFee: $185.00 (includes Lifeguard book and pocket mask)

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Swim Lessons Parent/Child - Ages � months - 3� monthsCome and enjoy this time in the water with your little one. Learn how to be safe in and around the water with your child. Classes include supervised water activities such as getting into the pool the safe way, underwater exploration readiness, back floats, arm movements, rolling over and much, much more.

#301233-A 7/6 - 8/24Su - 12:45 - 1:15 PM (8 lessons) #301233-B 7/8 - 8/19Tu - 6:30 - 7:00 PM (7 lessons)

Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Lessons are held in 20 yard pool, kept at 89o F. Locker rooms available next to pool, & free child care provided.Pool staff are CPR, First Aid & Lifeguard certified.Classes require parent participation.Fee: Sunday - $110.00 / Tuesday - $95.00

Swim Lessons - Age 3 Our pre-beginner program for children age 3 is designed as an introduction to swimming and water enjoyment. The student instructor ratio for this class is 5 to 1, with a lifeguard on deck. Pool is 89o F with a parent viewing area. Instructors are lifeguard, first aid and CPR certified.

#301234-A 7/6 - 8/24Su - 10:25 - 10:55 AM (8 classes)Age 3 Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Locker rooms available next to pool, & free child care provided.Fee: $110.00

Class will meet at the Penfield High School pool. This course certifies a person to serve as a pool and waterfront lifeguard. Instruction also includes training in First Aid, CPR and AED for a total program. (It’s recommended that you have a minimum of Level 5 swimming skills.)

Water Sport Games CampCome and enjoy a fun filled program where you will have a chance to participate in water sports. Each day will be a different water sport theme including relays and fun water challenges. Please bring a bathing suit, towel, goggles and water bottle.

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#311218-B 7/21 - 7/24

M - Th - 12:00 NOON - 1:00 PM (4 classes)Ages 8 - 12Penfield High School PoolInstructors: Sheryl Rimore, physical education teacher & Pen Rec pool director, and members of the Pen Rec aquatics staff Fee: $49.00

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

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

#318065-A 8/18 - 8/22 M - F - 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (5 classes)Fee: $185.00

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

Ages 10 – 14Meet at Penfield Community CenterPenfield Recreation staff

Creative MovementChildren will be introduced to very basic tap & ballet movement. Participation will focus on group activities to include dance movement, tumbling, and dance exercise. Music for class is geared towards the preschool child. Ballet shoes recommended. Boys welcome!

#302830-A 7/7 - 7/23M, W - 9:30 - 10:10 AM (6 classes)Ages 3 - 5 Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi MarcelloFee: $57.00

Tap, Ballet & TumblingChildren will develop skills in the area of tap, ballet, and tumbling. Ballet shoes recommended, along with a pair of hard- sole shoes for tap.

#302840-A 7/7 - 7/23 M, W - 10:15 - 11:00 AM (6 classes)Ages 5 - 9 Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi MarcelloFee: $57.00

Hip Hop Boys and girls - enjoy learning the latest dance moves while getting a great workout! Dance the afternoon away, meet new friends and have a great time.

#302841-A 7/7 - 7/23 M,W - 11:05 - 11:50 AM (6 classes) Ages 8 - 13Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi Marcello Fee: $57.00

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

#302825-A 7/28 - 8/1#302825-B 8/18 - 8/22 M, W, F - 9:45 - 11:30 AM (3 classes)Ages 3 - 7Penfield Community CenterAmerican Dance Academy, Jodi MarcelloFee: $59.00

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

#312425-A 8/11, 8/12, 8/15M, Tu & F - 10:00 - 11:30 AM (3 classes)Ages 8 - 12Penfield Community CenterDavid PulsFee: $50.00

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

#312441-A 7/14 - 7/17 #312441-B 8/25 - 8/28M, W, Th - 1:00 - 3:00 PM (3 classes)

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

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

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#312416-B 8/18 - 8/22M - F - 2:30 - 3:30 PMAges 4 - 6 Penfield Community CenterLindsey Hall, Art EducationFee: $75.00 (5 classes)

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

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

#305630-A 7/9 - 7/30W - 6:15 -7:15 PM

#305630-B 8/20 - 8/28W & Th - 10:30 - 11:30 AM

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

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

#305630-C 8/20 - 8/28W & Th - 9:30 - 10:15 AMAges 6 - 21 months (with adult participation)Barb BonisteelFee: $40.00

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

#305630-D 8/20 - 8/28W & Th - 5:30 - 6:45 PMAges 3 ½-5 years (without parent)Barb BonisteelFee: $55.00 (4 classes)

Messy Would you like to have a great morning with your little ones and leave the mess for someone else to clean up? We will paint with some unexpected materials, sculpt, and do crazy science experiments. A story, songs, and a snack where we play with our food will round out the morning. Dress for a mess!#312412-A 7/23

Let’s Make Music Come and join us for a morning of fun, creativity and music. We will have a story, then sing and act out songs with lots of different musical instruments. There will be tables to rotate through with materials to build our own musical creations. We will also enjoy listening games and a fun snack.#312412-B 7/30

MEET the AnimalsMeet The Barn Owl’s resident animals, get up close to them, and learn about their natural habitats, favorite foods, and more!

#317020-S 6/21 Hedgehog

#317020-T 7/19 Tarantula

#317020-U 8/16 Prairie Dog

Sa - 11:00 - 11:30 AMFee: $5.00/child

*MEET the animals programs are dependent upon well-being of the animal on the day of the program. In the event that the featured animal is not able to participate, another animal will be highlighted.

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

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie After listening to the story children and adults will bake cookies, and work their way through many stations of crafts and activities. We will paint, play “Mouse Bingo” create our own Mouse puppets and more. Come use your imagination and have a great time working together!

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Penfield Community CenterSherry Murray

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Music of BirdsExplore the magical, musical world of birds with us! We will learn some common bird songs, explore bird communications with some hands-on activities, and make a bird call so we can talk to the birds.#317020-A 5/3 Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10.00/child (Registration begins 4/21) Hummingbirds We’ll talk about hummingbirds, learn how to attract them to your yard, and make a hummingbird feeder to take home.#317020-B 5/10 Sa - 11:00 - 11:30 AM$10.00/child

Friends of FrogsHave a hoppin’ good time learning about these vocal amphibians. We’ll talk about some native NY species, listen to their calls, and make a frog craft.#317020-C 5/24 Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10.00/child

FirefliesWhat color does a firefly flash? We’ll learn all about fireflies and how we can help scientists protect these magical beetles. Hands-on activities and experiments as we wait for dusk.#317020-D 6/5 #317020-G 7/3 Th - 7:30 - 9:00 PM$10.00/family/date Forest Fairies & HedgehogsBring your imagination for this magical program! We’ll mix fantasy and natural lore while we explore our area. Includes a fairy house craft made of natural materials to attract fairies to your own yard!#317020-E 6/7 Sa - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15.00/child

Nature Programs at The Barn Owl, 1�0� Penfield Road.

Nature ExplorersThis afternoon we will explore the outdoors near The Barn Owl. Through hands-on activities we will learn about our local environment in a safe, structured environment. Please wear clothing that can get wet.#317020-F 6/28Sa - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15.00/childButterfliesExplore the fluttery world of butterflies, learn about their life cycle, and make a craft to take home. #317020-H 7/12Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10.00/childStream ExplorersVisit another world and stay cool this afternoon. We will explore Irondequoit Creek in nearby Philbrick Park and learn about some aquatic residents.#317020-I F - 7/18#317020-O Sa - 8/23 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15.00/child Insect InvestigationsCalling all insect lovers! We’ll explore the wide world of insects found right in our backyard, and make some insect observation tools to use at home.#317020-J 7/25 F - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15.00/child Ladybug PicnicBring your blanket for this family program! Learn about ladybugs, hear a ladybug tale, enjoy a snack, and make your own ladybug craft.#317020-K 7/26 Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10.00/family BatsFind out more about our only true flying mammal, enjoy some hands-on activities, and make a craft. #317020-L 8/7 Th - 7:30 - 9:00 PM$10.00/family

Art of NatureFor thousands of years people have used natural materials to create beautiful artwork. Today we will try some for ourselves using natural materials - from the paint to the brushes! Wear clothes that can get messy!#317020-M 8/9 Sa - 2:00 - 3:30 PM $15.00/child

TrailblazersLearn map and compass skills while completing an around-the-world adventure! Participants will collect coins as they complete this challenge!#317020-N 8/15 F - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15.00/child Buried TreasureLearn about rocks and minerals as we discover buried treasure. Each child will receive a gem card with gems around the world and make a gem ring.#317020-P 8/29F - 2:00 - 3:30 PM$15.00/child Under a LogWhat will we find when we look under a log? We will explore the nearby woods to lift up logs and find out! Includes magnifying hand lens to use and take home. Please wear adventure clothes!#317020-Q 8/30 Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10.00/child

OwlsWe’ll talk about owls and what makes them special, then make an owl craft.#317020-R 9/6 Sa - 2:00 - 3:00 PM$10.00/child

*Children must be accompanied by an adult. Programs are suitable for all ages, unless otherwise noted.*

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

#317022-A 5/2 Songbirds (registration begins 4/21)

#317022-B 6/6 Turtles

#317022-C 7/11 Butterflies

#317022-D 8/1 Forests

#317022-E 9/5 Be Kind to Animals

F - 11:00 - 11:30 AMThe Barn Owl, 1807 Penfield Rd.All ages welcomeFee: $5.00/parent & child(ren)

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

#312080-A 7/25 #312080-B 8/15

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

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Jr. ExplorersThe wonders of nature are not confined to exotic places. We’ll discover amazing things as we become amateur naturalists. Some activities may include using nets in a fresh water pond, making a plaster animal footprint and fake fossil, going on an ecology hunt, starting a rock collection, capturing and identifying insects in a meadow, and playing forest explorer games. Live animals, crafts, games, and stories will be a part of this popular camp. Bring a snack, hat, and wear old sneakers or boots (no Crocs, sandals or open-toed shoes, please.)

SESSION DATES: 8/5 - 8/8

#318080-A Ages 4 - 5 W & F 9:00 - 11:00 AM$25.00 (2 classes)

#318080-B Ages 4 - 5 Tu & Th 9:00 - 11:00 AM $25.00 (2 classes)

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

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

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

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

SESSION DATES: 8/12 - 8/14 #318080-E Ages 4 - 6 Tu, W, Th 9:00 - 11:00 AM $45.00 (3 classes)

#318080-F Ages 7 and up Tu, W, Th 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM$45.00 (3 classes)

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

Summertime is Garden TimeWatch how it all grows in the Children’s Garden. In this class your child will be a part of the weekly workings of our greatest, greenest child space in Penfield, the organic Children’s Garden at Penfield Community Victory Garden. Children will care for plantings and do some planting for late crops in the garden. Children will sample and bring home (if there is extra) yummy, fresh, organically grown veggies from the Children’s Garden. Surplus from the garden is also donated to the needy. Finally, children will hunt for bugs, hear a story, and explore the local ecosystem at the garden! Class meets rain or shine, with the exception of torrential rain or lightning. In case of a cancellation due to rain, a make-up class will be held on August 14. Note: there are no bathrooms at the garden. Bring garden gloves and a bottle of water. For questions contact Dot Brenneis - 387-0883.

#311050-A 7/8 - 8/12 (no class 7/22) Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM (5 classes)Ages 6 - 12Penfield Community Victory Garden, 1747 Five Mile Line Rd.Dorothy BrenneisFee: $12.00

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Spring Into the Children’s GardenSpark your child’s agricultural and ecological intelligence. Spend three Friday afternoons planting, preparing, and caring for the organic Penfield Children’s Garden, located at the Penfield Community Victory Garden. The children will dig and prepare soil, and plant veggies to be grown this season in the Children’s Garden. There may be strawberries to sample from our patch in June. They will learn about planning and preparing a garden. Class meets rain or shine, with the exception of torrential rain or lightning. Note: there are no bathrooms at the garden. Bring garden gloves and a bottle of water. For questions contact Dot Brenneis - 387-0883.

#311050-B 6/6 - 6/20F - 4:30 - 5:30 PM (3 classes)Ages 6 - 12Penfield Community Victory Garden, 1747 Five Mile Line Rd.Dorothy BrenneisFee: $10.00

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

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

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

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#315820-B 7/28 - 8/1

#315820-C 8/11 - 8/15

M - F - 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (5 classes) Ages 6 - 15 Way Farm, 2009 Harris Road in Penfield (host of the University of Rochester Equestrian Team and the Interscholastic Equestrian Association Team)Michelle Kaplin Fee: $325.00 per session

Jazzy Dance CampThis camp is a wonderful introduction to jazz dance for the beginner and a lively change of pace for the experienced. Each day begins with warm-up exercises and progresses to various combinations and routines in jazz including hip-hop. Experience/ability/age will be guidelines used to group participants into instructional groups. Final day presentation.

Grade in fall ‘14 #319043-A 8/18 - 8/21 Grades K + 1 M,Tu,W,Th - 9:00 - 11:00 AMFee: $36.00 (includes t-shirt)

#319043-B 8/18 - 8/21 Grades 2 - 6 M,Tu,W,Th - 9:00 - 11:30 AMPenfield Community Center Fee: $43.00 (includes t-shirt)

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

Field Hockey CampLearn the fundamentals of the fast-paced game of girls field hockey. A variety of skill drills, games and other fun activities will be utilized to teach camp participants the basics and improve the skills of those with some experience. Bring indoor shoes in case we have to move indoors.

#319060-A 7/28 - 8/1 M - F - 2:00 - 3:30 PM (5 classes)Girls grades 3 - 7 (Fall ‘14)Penfield Community Center - meet on field area behind buildingLeslie Howlett, Penfield Patriots ladies varsity coach and varsity assistants.Fee: $35.00 (includes t-shirt & mouthguard)

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

8/11 - 8/15 - Theme: True Blue - Beach/Ocean/Islands#314610-A M - F - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NoonFee: $150.00 (5 classes)

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

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

8/18 - 8/22 - Theme: Wild Wild West #314610-D M - F - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NoonFee: $150.00 (5 classes)

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

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

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

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

#311460-A 7/28 - 8/1 M - F - 9:00 - 11:30 AM (5 classes)Grades 2 - 5 (fall ‘14) Penfield High School East GymCamp Personnel - Director Jeff Rogers Penfield varsity coach, program assistants and Penfield varsity playersFee: $47.00 (includes t-shirt)

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

#319040-A 7/7 - 7/10 M,Tu,W,Th - 9:00 - 11:30 AM (4 classes)Grades K - 6 (Grade in fall ‘14)Penfield High School East Gym Fees: $43.00 (includes t-shirt)

Camp Director - Carolyn Valenti, Penfield var-sity cheer coach, assisted by members of Penfield teams. Please wear workout clothes & sneakers. Bring drink & snack.

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

#314153-A 7/7 - 7/11 #314153-B 7/14 - 7/18 #314153-C 7/21 - 7/25 #314153-D 7/28 - 8/1 #314153-E 8/4 - 8/8 #314153-F 8/11 - 8/15 #314153-G 8/18 - 8/22 M - F - 11:30 AM - 3:30 PM (5 classes)Ages 5 - 16 Empire Lanes - 2400 Empire Blvd.Camp Personnel - Molly Copey Fee: $90.00

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Judo for Youth - Intermediate/AdvancedYouth Judo will provide participants with the basics of Judo. The emphasis is on fun! Uniforms are required and can be rented for $10.00 and a deposit check (see instructor at 1st class). Classes are taught by members of the Bushido Kai Judo Club. For more information visit www.bushidokai.net. Bushido Kai Judo-see page 24.

#315010-A 7/9 - 8/20 W - 7:15 - 8:15 PM (7 classes)Ages 5 - 10 (open to all ranks) Penfield Community CenterBushido Kai Judo Club - Instructor Heiko Rommelman, 2008 PAN-AM - Gold MedalistFee: $60.00

Jr. Golf at Eagle ValeThis is the place for the junior golfer to start! Your junior golfer will be taught Grip, Aim, Posture and Swing motion in a fun, positive and entertaining manner. Our expansive teaching center allows us to utilize the “multiple stations” learning program by moving the student from the driving range hitting balls to the short game area and to putting green during each session, thus keeping each day’s activities fresh and fun. Skills challenges will be conducted and prizes will be given at the completion of the program. Lessons are held at Eagle Vale Golf Club, 4344 Nine Mile Point Road. Questions - call 377-5200.

#314410-A 7/7 - 7/11 M - F - 10:00 - 11:00 AM (5 lessons) Ages 5 - 10Fee: $99.00 (includes balls, & golf clubs, if needed)

#314410-B 7/7 - 7/11 M - F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (5 lessons) Ages 11 - 17Fee: $165.00 (includes balls, & golf clubs, if needed)

#314410-C 8/18 - 8/22 M - F - 10:00 - 11:00 AM (5 lessons) Ages 5 - 10Fee: $99.00 (includes balls, and golf clubs, if needed)

#314410-D 8/18 - 8/22 M - F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (5 lessons) Ages 11 - 17Fee: $165.00 (includes balls, & golf clubs, if needed)

Lacrosse Camp for Boys Grades 1 - �This camp provides a well-rounded, experience of cl inical instruction, demonstrations & intra-camp competition. Groups will be divided by age and ability. Everyone must bring their own stick. Those

who have their own equipment should use it for camp. Those needing equipment (shoulder and arm pads, gloves, and/or helmet) must

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

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

checkout”. Equipment pick-up will be 30 minutes prior to the first class.

M, Tu, W, Th 7/21 - 7/24

(Grade in fall ‘14)

#315210-C Grades 1-4 2:00 - 4:00 PM Fee: $40.00

#315210-D Grades 5-8 2:00 - 5:00 PM Fee: $52.00 (includes scrimmage vest & mouthguard) Penfield High School - meet on grass fields near stadium. Please note, there will be no gym available to run camp activities should weather be/become a factor during camp hours. Children will be taken indoors in the case of stormy conditions; a deter-mination will be made whether or not to wait (if it appears conditions may clear), or if parents need to be contacted to come and pick up their children early.Camp Director - JJ Schembri - PHS boys varsity lacrosse coach, assistants and varsity players.

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

9:00-10:25 Basketball instruction10:25-10:35 Break/Snack/Fun Games10:35-12:00 Lacrosse instructionPlease bring your own lacrosse stick and goggles if you have them - if not, indicate need on regis-tration form and those items will be available at camp for you.

M, Tu, W, Th, F - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

#311430-A 7/21 - 7/25 Grades 2-5 Fee: $70.00 (includes t-shirt)

Penfield High School - meet in EAST GYMBring indoor & outdoor shoes, water and snack.Camp Personnel: Wayne Smith, Penfield varsity lacrosse girls coach, Mark Vogt varsity girls bas-ketball coach and assistants. Grade in fall ‘14.

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

#319020-A Grades 3-6 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM (see dates below)

#319020-B Grades 7-9 from 6:15 - 8:00 PM (see dates below)

Practices – Thursday - 6/12, 6/19, 6/26, 7/10Meets – Tuesdays - 6/24, 7/1, 7/8, 7/15Mini Olympics – Tuesdays - 7/22 Penfield High School Track - meet on back edge of Community Center parking lot. 9 sessions (one extra date added into schedule in case of inclement weather)Camp co-directors – Dave Hennessey - PHS varsity track & field coach and Laura Payne-Bourcy – PHS varsity sprint and hurdles coach; Assistants - high school and college track athletes.Fees: $79.00 for Grades 3-6 / $89.00 for Grades 7-9 (includes t-shirt, USATF meet entries & awards)

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Sports ABCs for TotsThese classes will help give your child the basic skills and confidence needed to get started on the right path of the organized youth sports experience. Class sessions will involve activities that are encouraging and develop basic motor skills in a fun, non-threatening, non-competitive way. Activities will provide exposure and experience in the basic motor skills involved in many organized sports such as: catching, throwing, kicking, running, and jumping - all needed when children take that first step into “organized” sports. Return participants also welcome.

#305421-A 8/4 - 8/8 (3 classes) M, W, F - 9:00 - 10:00 AMHarris Hill School Gym

#305421-B 8/18 - 8/22 (3 classes) M, W, F - 9:00 - 10:00 AMLocation TBA

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

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

Session 1#318050-A 7/7 - 7/16 M, Tu & W - 9:30 - 10:15 AM

#318050-B 7/7 - 7/16 M, Tu & W - 10:25 - 11:10 AM

Session 2#318050-C 8/4 - 8/13 M, Tu & W - 9:30 - 10:15 AM

#318050-D 8/4 - 8/13 M, Tu & W - 10:25 - 11:10 AM

Session 3#318050-E 8/18 - 8/27M, Tu & W - 9:30 - 10:15 AM

#318050-F 8/18 - 8/27 M, Tu & W - 10:25 - 11:10 AM Ages 3 - 5 (6 classes)Greenwood ParkCathy DownsFee: $66.00

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Soccer - Introducing the Soccer BallIntroduction to basic soccer skills for boys and girls ages 4 & 5. Each session is programmed for fun. If weather is bad or appears threatening, please call 340-8655 after 8:30 AM for a program update - if gyms are available, we will move indoors (PHS).

Session I #308570-A 7/7 - 7/11M - F - 9:15 - 10:00 AM

#308570-B 7/7 - 7/11M - F - 10:15 - 11:00 AM

#308570-C 7/7 - 7/11M - F - 11:15 - 12:00 PM

Session 2 #308571-A 7/21 - 7/25 M - F - 9:15 - 10:00 AM

#308571-B 7/21 - 7/25M - F - 10:15 - 11:00 AM

#308571-C 7/21 - 7/25M - F - 11:15 - 12:00 PM

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

Soccer for Fives RESIDENTS ONLY PLEASE!!

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

#308580-A 8/4 - 8/8 (5 classes) M - F - 6:15 - 7:00 PM

#308580-B 8/4 - 8/8 (5 classes) M - F - 7:15 - 8:00 PM

Age 5 or starting Kindergarten fall ‘14Rothfuss ParkPlease note: 1 rain date already built in to schedule. SHIN GUARDS REQUIRED.Fee: $25.00 (includes t-shirt & socks)

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

Boys Soccer Camp#318590-A 6/30 - 7/3 M, Tu, W, Th - 9:30 AM - 12:00 Noon Grades 1 - 6 (fall ‘14)Location: Bay Trail fields

*No indoor facility available in case of rain

PERSONNEL: Directed by John Cotsonas, Penfield Patriots JV coach, assistants, and members of the Penfield High School Varsity soccer teams. Fee: $50.00 - includes camp t-shirt & new soc-cer ball

Girls Soccer CampM, Tu, W, Th, F 7/28 - 8/1

#318590-B Grades K & 1 (fall ‘14) 9:30 - 10:45 AMFee: $36.00 - includes camp shirt & ball

#318590-C Grades 2 - 5 (fall ‘14) 9:30 - 11:30 AMFee: $48.00 - includes camp shirt & ball

Location: TBD

PERSONNEL: Director Jose Gonzales, (Coach Jose) and members of Penfield’s scholastic team

Youth Soccer LeagueRegistration for the summer youth soccer league began January 2. Please register by May 1. See www.penfieldrec.org for more information or call the Recreation office at 340-8655 x6.

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

#315210-A 7/8 - 7/17 Tu & Th - 8:30 - 9:15 AMAges 3 & 4 Fee: $26.00 (4 classes) #315210-B 7/8 - 7/17 Tu & Th - 9:30 - 10:30 AMAges 5 & 6 Fee: $28.00 (4 classes)

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

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

#319010-A 7/7 - 7/10 M, Tu, W, Th - 12:30 - 2:00 PM (4 sessions)Grades 1-6 (fall ‘14)High School East Gym - small sideCamp Directors - Ed Porto and Scott Kropman, Penfield Wrestling coaches Fee: $25.00 (includes t-shirt)Visit Penfield’s Wrestling website at www.penfieldwrestling.com

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

#319620-A 6/28 - 7/2 Sa, Su, M, Tu, W - 9:00 - 11:30 AMGrades 3 - 6 (fall ‘14)Penfield High School Gyms - first day meet at East GymDirector: Mike Fusare - Penfield High School varsity coach & members of the coaching staff and team.Fee: $45.00 (includes shirt)

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Summer Games 201�Come and enjoy a fun-filled program where you will have a chance to participate in field sports, track events, and water activities. Program includes activities such as: flag team games, PE game favorites, track events, water sports and more. Each day please dress for the weather, wear sneakers, bring bathing suit, towel and water bottle.

#311298-A 8/4 - 8/7 Ages 7 - 9

#311298-B 8/4 - 8/7 Ages 10 - 13

M - Th - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NOON (4 classes)Penfield High School Pool and fields outside of pool entrance - first day meet at pool.Instructors: Sheryl Rimore, physical education teacher & Pen Rec pool director, and coaches/members of the PHS swimming and track teams Fee: $61.00

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

#319291-A 6/30 - 7/3*#319291-B 7/7 - 7/11#319291-C 7/14 - 7/18#319291-D 7/21 - 7/25#319291-E 7/28 - 8/1#319291-F 8/4 - 8/8#319291-G 8/11 - 8/15 #319291-H 8/18 - 8/22

M - F - 9:00 - 10:00 AMPenfield High School tennis courts

#319291-I 7/12 - 8/9Sa - 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (rain make up 8/16)Veterans’ Memorial Park

Ages 4 - 6 Fee: $70.00 (5 classes)*Fee: $56.00 (4 classes - A section only)QUESTIONS - CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or e-mail [email protected]


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Tennis Instruction - Future Stars This class is designed to cover the technical aspects of tennis that will help develop good tennis habits. We cover proper grips, swing motion and tennis shots. Competitive drilling, and match play are used to reinforce good habits. (Rain make up - choose date in next weekday section.)

#319292-A 6/30 - 7/3*#319292-B 7/7 - 7/11#319292-C 7/14 - 7/18#319292-D 7/21 - 7/25#319292-E 7/28 - 8/1 #319292-F 8/4 - 8/8#319292-G 8/11 - 8/15 #319292-H 8/18 - 8/22

M - F - 10:00 - 11:00 AMPenfield High School tennis courts

#319292-I 7/12 - 8/9Sa - 12:00 - 1:00 PM (rain make up 8/16)Veterans’ Memorial Park

Ages 7 - 11Fee: $70.00 (5 classes)*Fee: $56.00 (4 classes - A section only)QUESTIONS - CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or e-mail [email protected]

Tennis Instruction - All LevelsThese players want to learn and improve their tennis game and skills. Players are thinking about playing high school tennis, tournaments & want to make tennis one of their primary sports. Technical as well as competitive drilling is covered. (Rain make up - choose date in next weekday section.)

#319293-A 6/30 - 7/3* #319293-B 7/7 - 7/11 #319293-C 7/14 - 7/18#319293-D 7/21 - 7/25#319293-E 7/28 - 8/1#319293-F 8/4 - 8/8#319293-G 8/11 - 8/15 #319293-H 8/18 - 8/22

M - F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield High School tennis courts

#319293-I 7/12 - 8/9Sa- 1:00 - 2:30 PM (rain make up 8/16)

Veteran’s Memorial ParkFee: $93.00 (5 classes)*Fee: $84.00 (4 classes - A section only)

Ages 9 - 15QUESTIONS - CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or e-mail [email protected]

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Picnic by William Inge

June 6 & 7 | 7:30 PM

Penfield Community Center

$10 adults, $7 students

Winner of a Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1953. The play takes place on Labor Day weekend in the joint backyards of two middle-aged widows. The one house belongs to Flo Owens, who lives there with her two maturing daughters, Madge and Millie, and a boarder who is a spinster school teacher. The other house belongs to Helen Potts, who lives with her elderly and invalid mother. Into this female atmosphere comes a young man named Hal Carter, who seriously upsets the entire group. Hal is a most interesting character; a child of parents who ignored him, self-conscious of his failings and his position behind the eight ball. Flo is sensitively wary of temptations for her daughters. Madge, bored with being only a beauty, sacrifices her chances for a wealthy marriage for the excitement Hal promises. Her sister, Millie, finds her balance for the first time through the stranger’s brief attention. And the spinster is stirred to make an issue out of the dangling courtship that has brightened her life in a dreary, minor way.

YOHP Performance Class Ages �-12A great introduction into the world of acting. Students will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform in a short play while learning some basic skills that can help develop creativity, self esteem and memorization skills. Students will perform at Penfield Summer Camp Art Day on Friday, July 25 time to be determined. Student must be available for the 7/25 performance to participate. Please note that the last week of class ending time will be 4:30 PM.

#313210-A 7/1 - 7/25Tu & Th - 3:00 - 4:00 PMPenfield Community Center Fee: $48.00 (8 classes and performance on 7/25)

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Registration: Register for any or all of the sessions offered. Please note session dates, playground sites and registration fee (per child) for each session. Please indicate second/third choices on the registration form should you be closed out of your first choice. The Community Center option does fill quickly. NOTE: if registered at PCC; Camp Staff will walk your child to swim lessons - see page 11 for lesson info.Refund policy for Day Camp and K-One: A $25.00 non-refundable handling charge will be assessed on all cancellations (each course number). No refund one week prior to program start date. Camp Information:Ages: Completion of Kindergarten-14 years. Hours: M - F 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM; Lunch hour: Noon - 1:00 PM (Supervised). You must provide your own lunch. *Each camp session will include a bowling field trip.*Extended Hours Option - available only for children enrolled at the Penfield Community Center camp location. “Extended hours” involves an 8:00 AM drop off option and a 5:00 PM pick up option. Children at the Community Center camp may be registered for one or both extended hour options.

K-One Day Camp SCheDuleK-One camp is designed for younger first time campers. Setting offers smaller groups and age range. This camp setting includes many of the activities that are programmed for the K-14 group.

Ages K - 1st grade (Finished Kindergarten or 1st grade) M - F - 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM; Lunch hour: Noon - 1:00 PM (Supervised lunch, you must provide your own lunch.) K-ONE DAY CAMP LOCATION: Cobbles Elementary School

Session I 6/30 - 7/11 (no camp 7/4)Fee: $148 - 9 daysHarris Whalen Park #313010-BCobbles Elem. School #313010-CCommunity Center (PCC)* #313010-D*Extended Hours - Session I - For children enrolled in Community Center location only

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

Session II 7/14 - 7/25Fee: $164 - 10 daysHarris Whalen Park #313020-BCobbles Elem. School #313020-CCommunity Center (PCC)* #313020-D*Extended Hours - Session II - For children enrolled in Community Center location only


Session III 7/28 - 8/8Fee: $164 - 10 daysHarris Whalen Park #313030-BCobbles Elem. School #313030-CCommunity Center (PCC)* #313030-D*Extended Hours - Session III - For children enrolled in Community Center location only


Session IV 8/11 - 8/15Fee: $82 - 5 days*Community Center (PCC) #313040-D8:00 AM Option - Fee: $16.00 - #313041-A5:00 PM Option - Fee: $16.00 - #313041-B

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Preschool Day Camp is designed to create an atmosphere where Preschoolers are encouraged to participate in games and activities that promote positive interaction and cooperation. Activities are conducted within a playful learning environment.

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

Session I 6/30 - 7/11 (no camp 7/4) #303051-A Fee: $80.00 (5 days)

Session II 7/14 - 7/25 #303051-B Fee: $96.00 (6 days)

Session III 7/28 - 8/8 #303051-C Fee: $96.00 (6 days)

Ages: 3 to 5 (pre-kindergarten). Child must be of age by the session start date. Child must be toilet trained. Preschool camp size is limited; staff to child ratio of 1 to 5.Location: Cobbles Elementary School

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Tuesday and Thursday Mornings9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Session I 7/1 - 7/10 #303052-A Fee: $64.00 (4 days)



Penfield Recreation’s Summer Day Camp program offers a wide range of activities and experiences. Day Camp will provide each child an opportunity to explore new activities along with the fun and enjoyment of all the past favorites. During the course of the summer, offerings may include: active games, quiet games, arts/crafts, sports activities, field days, specials and an event or two with other day camp sites. Each day camp will also offer unique activities planned by individual site staff.

Session II 7/14 - 7/25#303060-B Fee: $164.00 (10 days)

Session III 7/28 - 8/8#303060-CFee: $164.00 (10 days)

Session I 6/30 - 7/11 (no camp 7/4)#303060-A Fee: $148.00 (9 days)

Monday, Wednesday, Friday Afternoons1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Session I 6/30 - 7/11 (no camp 7/4) #303053-A Fee: $80.00 (5 days)



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IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Field trip registrants who are attending Summer Day Camps must register for field trip(s) using course # corresponding to the camp site they are attending at the time field trip takes place.Trip Supervision: Day outings are staffed by day camp personnel with a 1:10 ratio maintained. Buddy system is used on trips. Supervisory staff are equipped with cellular phones.

Seabreeze - Children 7 to 10 years old are divided into small groups and assigned to stay with a staff member within the park; children 11 to 14 years are able to be on their own within the park. Staff teams are posted within the park at key locations and two staff teams rove the area as well. Children have a color-coded wrist band identifying them as Penfield Recreation group. Field trip registrants not attending Day Camps must indicate one of the three pickup locations using the designated course numbers assigned to pickup locations.

Horizon Fun F/XJoin the group for a fun-filled “Penfield only” afternoon of Skating, Lazer Tag Game, 20 tokens for games, Jungle Jim’s, King of the Hill along with a soft drink and slice of pizza. Grab your skates and a friend for an “All Penfield” skate party!

*course number indicates pickup location#314110-B Th - 7/24Depart from Harris Whalen Park #314110-C Th - 7/24Depart from Cobbles Elem. School #314110-D Th - 7/24Depart from Community Center

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

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

*course number indicates pickup location#314120-B W - 8/6Depart from Harris Whalen Park #314120-C W - 8/6Depart from Cobbles Elem. School #314120-D W - 8/6Depart from Community Center

Buses leave 10:30 AM, return 5:00 PMAges 7 - 14 (6 years old if enrolled in camp)Fee: $29.00

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

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

*course number indicates pickup location#314130-B W - 7/9 Depart from Harris Whalen Park #314130-C W - 7/9Depart from Cobbles Elem. School #314130-D W - 7/9Depart from Community Center

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

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

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

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Great Handmade Cards In a world of texts and emails, there is nothing that shows someone you really care like a hand-written card. And if the card is hand-made, then it becomes a real treasure! We will make ten cards (five each of two designs – five will be Get Well cards, five will be Sympathy cards). These cards will be made using high-quality card stock, stamped images and embellishments. Please bring a pair of scissors and your favorite paper-craft adhesive. Envelopes provided and the class is open to all levels.

#332410-A 6/17 (Get Well & Sympathy Cards)Tu - 6:30 - 8:30 PM Penfield Community CenterMaureen Ward, Stampin’ Up!Fee: $23.00

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

#355850-A 6/23 - 7/28M - 6:30 - 7:30 PMFee: $80.00

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

#355850-B 6/23 - 7/28M - 7:30 - 8:30 PM Fee: $80.00

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

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

#332460-A 6/23 - 8/18 (no class 6/30) M - 9:30 AM - 12:00 Noon (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterMartha SweeneyFee: $64.00

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Farm to Table Dinner - Local & Seasonal CuisineLet’s start with Fettuccine with Shredded Zucchini, Fresh Ricotta (which we will make) and Lemon Zest along with grilled Flank Steak (organic, free-range) with Chimichurri Sauce – using fresh herbs, local beef & vegetables from local farms. A fitting end to our dinner will be a make-ahead Summer Bread Pudding.

#332210-C 6/24Tu - 6:30 - 8:30 PMPenfield Community Center kitchenChef Instructor: Kathleen CovellFee: $40.00

Celebrate Summer with an Alfresco DinnerWe’ll start off the menu with Crostini with Italian Tuna Tapenade, and then turn on the BBQ for Grilled Butterflied Lemon Chicken with free-range chicken (from a local farmer). Next is Broccolini with Balsamic Vinaigrette & Tomato Kebabs.

Since most of the menu is done beforehand, you will be able to grill & serve a lovely dinner in no time! A made-head Deconstructed Strawberry Cheesecake Parfait (no baking) to satisfy your sweet tooth is the perfect ending to the start of the summer entertaining.

#332210-B 6/10Tu - 6:30 - 8:30 PMPenfield Community Center kitchenChef Instructor: Kathleen CovellFee: $40.00

Springtime Italian – Elegant & EasyWhen guests are expecting fancy, make it easy & elegant with an Italian menu. A delicious Baked Shrimp Scampi, Roasted Artichoke Salad, Cacio e Pepe (Pasta with Cheese & Pepper) & seasonal fruit with Limoncello & Honey Yogurt.

#332210-A 5/20Tu - 6:30 - 8:30 PMPenfield Community Cen-ter kitchenChef Instructor: Kathleen CovellFee: $42.00

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Driving - AARP Smart Driver Course Designed for the mature licensed driver to: tune up driving skills, update knowledge of age-related physical changes & adjust driving for these changes. Upon completion, participants may receive up to a 10% multi-year discount on auto insurance & DMV may allow up to a 4-point reduction. You will develop a greater appreciation of driving challenges!

#243455-B Tu/Th 5/13 & 5/15 #343455-A Tu/Th 6/17 & 6/19#343455-B Tu/Th 7/15 & 7/17#343455-C Tu/Th 8/19 & 8/21

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (two classes per session)

Penfield Community CenterAARP InstructorFee: $20.00 AARP member / $25.00 non-member Checks only, payable to AARP

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

7/7 and 7/14 (must attend both classes) M - 6:00 - 9:00 PM (2 classes)Penfield Community Center American Red Cross StaffFee: $75.00 Note: To register for this course, call the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or register on-line at www.redcross.org

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

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

Photo Tips from the ProsIn this comprehensive, four-hour workshop, we will cover the top ten techniques the pros use to make an image that commands attention. Our group will meet at the George Eastman House Cafe and photograph on location along East Avenue, using available light and the amazing architectural details of Rochester’s impressive historic buildings to inspire your creativity. No experience necessary; just a working knowledge of your camera, comfortable shoes and a snack is all you will need. For more information contact Diane at [email protected] or at her website: www.dianediroberto.com

#332420-A 8/2Sa - 10:00 AM - 2:00 PMMeet at the George Eastman House CafeDiane DiRoberto, photographer & writerFee: $29.00

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Arthritis Exercise ProgramA low-impact exercise program designed especially for seniors. Exercises done at a relaxed pace, many from a seated position. Instructors trained by the Arthritis Foundation specifically for this program.

#343870-A 5/27 - 7/15Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM

#343870-B 8/5 - 9/23 Tu - 10:30 - 11:30 AM

8 classes each sessionPenfield Community CenterFee: $38.00 per session

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

#333805-A 7/8 - 8/16Tu & Th - 5:15 - 6:00 PM & Sa - 8:00 - 8:45 AM Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Phil D’AngeloFee: $99.00

Forever Fit The time is now to start or continue toward your goal. Join a co-ed, mixed level, low-impact aerobic class emphasizing stamina, strength, endurance, flexibility, balance and coordination. This class is so much fun, you will forget you are working out. Classes given by Rosalind Walker, AFAA certified. Questions - call Rosalind at 370-2480.

#333840-A 7/2 - 8/13 W - 8:00 - 9:00 AM7 classesPenfield Community Center Fee: $49.00

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ZumbaLooking for a workout that feels more like a party? Zumba is an international dance and fitness program that anyone and everyone can participate in. This program incorporates Latin styles of dance as well as Samba, Hip Hop, African, and so much more. No dance experience necessary and new exercisers are welcome. Come join in and follow along or do your own thing; and as a bonus you can burn up to 800 calories an hour! Questions - call Lisa at 330-9452.

#333860-A 6/16 - 8/18 M - 6:00 - 6:50 PMPenfield Community Center Lisa ValcoreFee: $50.00 (10 classes)

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

#333850-A 6/23 - 8/18 (no class 7/28)M - 6:00 - 7:00 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterRhonda Flint, Vinyasa Yoga Instructor, Certified Yoga AllianceFee: $64.00

Pilates Mat ClassPilates is a method of body conditioning developed over 70 years ago by Joseph H. Pilates. The focus is on simultaneously strengthening and stretching the core muscles (abs, back and hips) to develop a strong, supple balanced body. The goals are to increase core muscle strength and flexibility, improve posture and muscular balance and relieve stress. Non-aerobic. Participants should bring own mat. All levels welcome.

#333865-A 6/24 - 8/19 (no class 7/29)Tu - 6:00 - 6:50 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community CenterRhonda Flint, Certified IMX PilatesFee: $64.00

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

Zumba GoldZumba is the fastest growing dance/aerobic craze around! And Zumba Gold is specifically designed to take the exciting Latin and International dance rhythms created in the original Zumba and bring them to the active older adult, the beginner participant, and other special populations who may need modifications for success. This explosive program is low impact, easy to follow and guaranteed to provide the participant with a safe and effective total body workout! Women and men of all ages enjoy Salsa, Cha Cha, Merengue, rock & roll, and more and burn calories at the same time. “Ditch the workout and join the party!” Questions - call Rosalind at 370-2480.

#333890-A 6/30 - 8/11 M - 8:00 - 8:45 AM (7 classes)Penfield Community Center Rosalind Walker, Certified Zumba InstructorFee: $35.00

Bushido Kai Judo Bushido Kai (www.bushidokai.net) is organized for males and females ages 10 years old thru adults. Classes are taught by certified instructors, black belts and others. This martial art is taught as a sport, yet is also good for self-defense. Many members participate in local, regional, and international tournaments, and have won numerous awards. Uniforms are required and can be rented for $10.00 and a deposit check (see instructor at 1st class).

#335020-A 7/7 - 8/13 (12 classes)M & W - 7:15 - 9:15 PM Penfield Community CenterChief Instructor - 2008 Pan Am Gold Medalist Heiko Rommelmann, Jr.Fee: $60.00 (Family Rate: $40.00 per additional family member - Course #335020-B)

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

#333830-A 6/28 - 8/16 (no class 7/5)Sa - 10:15 - 11:15 AM (7 classes)Penfield Community Center GymSandy SanzottaFee: $35.00

Personal Training PackageGet started on your fitness goals the right way! Our professional staff will evaluate your fitness level. This three-visit package includes: one 90-minute fitness consultation and two 60-minute personal training sessions. Appointments available mornings, afternoons, evenings, and weekends. When you register, please indicate your time preference and we will contact you by phone to schedule your first visit. Questions - call 586-7777.

#333826-A - indicate date/time preferencePenfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.PSF Certified Personal TrainersFee: $79.00; offer good for non-members only, once per year, 23 years and older

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

#333823-A 7/6 - 8/24Su - 10:30 - 11:30 AM (8 classes)Penfield Sport & Fitness, 667 Panorama Trail W.Maeghan PerryFee: $89.00

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Beginner Golf - IntroThis course is designed for the true beginner golfer. Our PGA professional instructors will gently guide you through the fundamentals of golf in an entertaining 4-week course. Simple, easy to follow fundamentals of grip, posture and aim will be a starting point with the swing shape and style introduced at the proper time. The short game, rules and etiquette will be touched on to round out the curriculum. Questions - call 377-5200.

#334455-A 6/24 - 7/22 (no class 7/1)Tu - 5:00 - 6:00 PM (4 classes - small groups)

#334455-B 7/30 - 8/20W - 5:00 - 6:00 PM (4 classes - small groups) Eagle Vale Golf Club, 4344 Nine Mile Point Rd Dan Cordaro, PGA Director of GolfFee: $99.00 (includes balls, equipment if needed, and instructional materials.)

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�0+ Golf CampLADIES - Enjoy the camaraderie of your fellow lady golfers in this small group setting. Learn the keys behind hitting your driver farther, while freeing up your swing to get maximum distance on all of your shots. All aspects of golf will be worked on, but still have the emphasis on hitting the ball further. #334460-A 7/7 - 7/28 (M - 2:00-3:00PM)

MENS - Lost a little distance lately? Not as flexible as you once were? Here’s a program designed to improve your distance with drills and exercises aimed at increasing strength and flex-ibility. Golfers will also work on their full swing, short game and course management skills.#334460-B 7/7 - 7/28 (M - 3:00-4:00PM)

Eagle Vale Golf Club, 4344 Nine Mile Point Rd Dan Cordaro, PGA Director of GolfFee: $99.00 (includes balls, equipment if needed, and instructional materials.)

Score Like the Pros: Golf Short Game ClinicEver wonder why you hit the ball well, but can’t shoot the scores you think you should? Why your friends consistently beat you, even though they do not hit the ball as long or as well as you? This course will help develop your touch around the greens. Putting, chipping, pitch shots and bunker play will all be covered. Questions - call 377-5200.

#334450-A 7/7 - 7/28M - 6:30 - 7:30 PM (4 classes - small groups)

#334450-B 8/4 - 8/25M - 5:15 - 6:15 PM (4 classes - small groups)

Eagle Vale Golf Club, 4344 Nine Mile Point Rd Dan Cordaro, PGA Director of GolfFee: $99.00 (includes balls, equipment if needed, and instructional materials.)

Golf for �0+Executive Course at Shadow Lake. Foursomes will accommodate both men and women players - foursomes arranged by starter prior to tee-off. Please remember to indicate a separate course # for EACH golf date you wish to participate in on your registration form. You will receive a confirmation letter.

TIME: First tee time out 7:30 AM; last tee time out 8:15 AM.Ages 50 and overFee: $7.00 per golf dateTuesdays

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

#339610-A 6/26 - 8/14Th - 7:45 - 9:45 PM (8 classes)Penfield Community Center GymMarcia OrlandiniFee: $36.00

Pickleball for BeginnersThe hottest new sport in the country for all ages including adults 60+. A cross between tennis and ping-pong, Pickleball is a great way for mature athletes to stay fit (full mobility required). This class will introduce the basic rules of play for the game and allow the novice player to get familiar with serving, scoring, rules, and equipment for both singles and doubles play. Students will be invited to stay and play after class during our open Pickleball time.

#341425-A 7/2 - 7/30W - 5:30 - 6:30 PM

#341425-B 7/3 - 7/31Th - 6:00 - 7:00 PM

Penfield Community CenterDick SeilsFee: $45.00 (5 classes)

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#339294-A 6/19 - 8/14 (no class 7/3)Th - 6:00 - 7:30 PM (8 classes)Ages 18 yrs and over Veterans’ Memorial Park tennis courtsFee: $168.00

Intermediate to AdvancedMark will be conducting more live ball, point playing situations centering around singles and doubles games. Focus will be on improving quality of the basic shot and match play strategies.

#339294-B 6/21 - 8/16 (no class 7/5)Sa - 8:45 - 10:45 AM (8 classes)Ages 18 yrs and over Veterans’ Memorial Park tennis courtsFee: $168.00

Adult lessons are instructed by Mark BanfordIF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL Mark Banford at 585-233-8196 or email [email protected]

Soccer League for WomenThere will be a women’s soccer league on Saturdays in the fall. Team registration begins in early August. Call the Recreation department for details - 340-8655 option 6.

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Exercise your mind, meet new people every Tuesday.(WE HAVE LUNCH AVAILABLE THIS DAY FOR ONLY $4)

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

Transportation available this day - see below.

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

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

Tuesdays - 5/6 & 6/3 7:30 - 9:30 PM

Penfield Community CenterFee: $1.00 - Pay at the door

BridgeContact Sally Hoffman at 261-2105 if you are interested in playing Bridge on Thursday mornings at the Penfield Community Center.

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

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

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

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Lifespan’s Retired & Senior Volunteer ProgramOver 55? Have some extra time? Put your experience to work!

Lifespan’s Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) will show how you can apply the skills and wisdom you’ve acquired throughout your life to make a positive difference in the life of others.

Help where it is needed most in your community!

RSVP will match you with LOCAL organizations according to your interests, your availability and your skills. We work with over 70 local non-profits to recruit individuals just like you to fill needs in serving older adults, children, veterans and your community through many different volunteer roles. You’ll even receive supplemental insurance coverage, as well as other benefits while you serve!

Call Lifespan’s RSVP today to find out more (585) 287-6377 or email: [email protected]. Answer the call to volunteer – RSVP Today!

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Keuka Lake Wine TrailTravel along the west side of Keuka Lake stopping in Hammondsport for lunch on your own and a little time to browse. Then heading up the east side of Keuka visiting a few of the wineries such as: McGregor Vineyard, Keuka Spring Vineyards, Barrington Cellars, and Ravines Wine Cellars.#349451-A F - 9/19Depart Community Center 9:00 AMReturn 5:00 PMFee: $18.00

Medina Railroad Museum Experience the Niagara Frontier’s vivid autumn colors as you roll through farmland and quaint villages along the historic Erie Canal. Lunch on your own in Medina then on to the Medina Railroad Museum, boarding the afternoon foliage excursion train. Time to tour the train museum before heading home. Fee includes foliage excursion and museum admission.#349445-A W - 10/8 Depart Community Center 10:30 AMReturn 5:30 PMFee: $34.00

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East AuroraVidler’s 5 & 10. Take a trip down memory lane as you walk down the store’s wooden f loors and eat a 10¢ bag of popcorn. Vidler ’s is much more than a store – it’s shopping entertainment at its best! So relax and take a step back in time as you stroll through this amazing five and dime! After all that browsing it’s time for lunch on your own in town. After lunch a quick visit to the Copper Shop Gallery on the Roycroft campus for a little more shopping before heading home.

#349450-A F - 5/23Depart Community Center 8:30 AMReturn 5:00 PMFee: $18.00

Sonnenberg GardensStopping for lunch on your own in Canandaigua, then on to Sonnenberg, touring the mansion and grounds. Built in 1887, Sonnenberg’s 40-room Mansion offers visitors a glimpse of what life was like in the late nineteenth century. Along with 17 other structures across the 50-acre

property, the estate boasts nine formal g a r d e n s representing many cultures and historic p e r i o d s

including 12th-century Asia, 4th-century Rome and the French Renaissance. A 20-acre arboretum of rare and exotic trees, plants and unique landscapes stretches across the grounds, while a Lord & Burnham wood-and-glass greenhouse complex of the Victorian period features varieties of orchids, succulents, tropical plants and flowers, as well as vegetables. Note: Roses should be in full bloom and don’t forget to visit the Finger Lakes Wine Center. Fee includes Sonnenberg admission.


Captain Jack’s Enjoy the ride to Sodus Point for lunch on your own at Captain Jack’s. Great fish fries!


Harbor Town BelleEnjoy an afternoon aboard the Harbor Town Belle berthed at Port of Rochester. The Harbor Town Belle harkens back to simpler times when her sister riverboats plied the greatest American waterway, the Mississippi over a century ago. Outing includes boat tour and buffet lunch aboard the Belle.


The Pultneyville GrillA return to the Pultneyville for a wonderful lunch on your own.


Seward HouseWilliam Henry Seward was one of the foremost politicians of nineteenth century America; a New York State Senator, Governor of New York, a U.S. Senator, and served as Secretary of State in the Lincoln and Johnson administrations. This beautiful estate is surrounded by two acres of lush garden and trees. The elegant interior has been restored to its original beauty and features an unmatched collection of political and travel souvenirs, decorative arts and photographs that spans William Seward’s nearly forty-year political career. Morning guided tour of the Seward Historical Museum then lunch on your own after tour. fee includes museum admission.

#349444-A F - 8/15 Depart Community Center 8:45 AMReturn 3:00 PMFee: $19.00

Penfield’s

Memorial Day Ceremony of Remembrance

Monday, May 26

10:30 am

Penfield Amphitheater,Veterans’ Memorial Park

Speaker - Richard Stewart, President Honor Flight Rochester

Presentation of Roses


Les MiserablesThe world’s most beloved musical, as you’ve never seen before!Jean Valjean steals a loaf of bread to feed his starving family. From this simple act of desperation springs a classic tale of broken dreams, passion, obsession, and redemption, set against the backdrop of a nation in the grip of revolution. Whether it’s your first time experiencing this enthralling story, or your 101st, you won’t want to miss this thrilling score and this timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit!

#249310-D W - 7/30Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own) Registration for this program began 1/2

What the Butler SawBy Joe OrtonA wild and wacky romp!When bawdy Dr. Prentice makes a pass at his shapely young secretary, and Mrs. Prentice—who’s just returning from her own hanky panky with a hotel bell hop—walks in on her husband’s indiscretion, the fun’s begun! A zany series of machinations ensues as each tries to hide their infidelities from the other. Add a government inspector, guns, strait jackets, men dressed as women, women dressed as men, and a policeman searching for the stolen private parts of Winston Churchill, and the situation spirals into the absurd, and the hilarious!

#249310-E W - 8/13Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own)Registration for this program began 1/2

3��: A Year in RevueA year’s worth of great music in a single evening!Our Getaway gang has taken you to places you’ve never been, shared the magic of the movies, and passed you the remote for a boob tube revue. This summer, four of our favorite BVT performers will take you on a jukebox journey through the music that celebrates all the seasons and every month of the year. From “April in Paris” to “September Song”.

#249310-F W - 8/27Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own)Registration for this program began 1/2

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Oh, Coward!A sparkling revue of the music and musings of a comic master! BVT will start off its 50th anniversary season with a marvelous party – and you’re invited! An intoxicating cocktail of the effervescent songs and fiendishly clever wit of Noel Coward. His sparkling songs (Mad About the Boys, I’ll Follow My Secret Heart) and charming dialogue from classics like Blithe Spirit & Private Lives combine for an unforgettable afternoon.

#249310-A W - 6/18Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own)Registration for this program began 1/2

Next Fall by Geoffrey Nauffts

Two men in love, two parents in denial, two friends on speed dial. When Luke is injured in a car accident, his partner Adam must negotiate Luke’s family and reconcile the differences in their faiths. Timely and touching, the play exposes the fundamental truth that we love people both because of – and in spite of – who they are. A thought-provoking look at faith, commitment and unconditional love.

#249310-B W - 7/2Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own) Registration for this program began 1/2

DeathtrapBy Ira Lovin

A thriller from the twisted imagination that authored Rosemary’s Baby. Writing a Broadway hit can be murder! Stumped by writer’s block, Sidney Bruehl’s stellar playwrighting career has screeched to a halt, until a young unknown writing student sends him a manuscript to read and critique. Sidney recognizes a potential blockbuster. Will his next plot be a plan to bump off the young man and claim the play for his own?

#249310-C W - 7/16Depart Community Center: 10:30 AMVan Returns: 6:00 PMFee: $46.00 (Lunch on your own)Registration for this program began 1/2

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DEAR Volunteer Meeting ..........................................................4:00 PM - 5:00 PM..........................5/12........................pg. 30

Understanding Great Art............................................................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM...........4/7 - 5/19 & 6/16 - 7/21.....pg. 34

Understanding Great Shakespeare..............................................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM......................8/4 - 8/25...............pg. 34

Arthritis Exercise........................................................................10:30 - 11:30 AM.............5/27 - 7/15 & 8/5 - 9/23.........pg. 23

Games for the Brain....................................................................9:30 AM - 2:30 PM..........................Ongoing.................pg. 26

History Sleuths - Where Women Made NY History ..................1:00 PM...........................................5/20........................pg. 30

Spring Fling Picnic Show........... ................................................12:00 PM.........................................5/6..........................pg. 33

Tuesday Lunch............................................................................12:00 PM..........................................Ongoing................pg. 26

Classics in Am. Literature - Harriet Beacher Stowe..................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM......................5/14 - 5/21.............pg. 34

Classics in Am. Literature - Emily Dickinson............................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM.......................6/18 - 7/2..............pg. 34

Marvels & Myths of Rochester...................................................11:30 AM - 12:30 PM.......................5/7, 6/11, 8/6.........pg. 31

Wednesday Tea Salon.................................................................1:00 PM............................................ongoing..................pg. 35

Ancient Aliens............................................................................10:30 AM - 12:00 PM.......................7/9,7/16,7/23.........pg. 35

Thursday Lunch/Lecture.............................................................11:45 AM........................................4/24 - 5/22..............pg. 31

Classics in American Literature - Mark Twain...........................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM......................8/14,8/21,8/28........pg. 34

The Shape of Nature...................................................................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM......................6/19 - 7/24..............pg. 34

American Revolution..................................................................11:00 AM - 12:30 PM......................6/6 - 6/27...............pg. 34

Friday Film Series.......................................................................2:00 PM............................................4/25 & 5/30...........pg. 35

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History Sleuths Unite! Volunteer Research Committee Forming

Where Women Made New York HistoryJoin our research team as we explore historical sites in New York where women have marked history. Our goal will be to uncover some of the lesser known but equally important women who helped shape, transcend and inspire the nation and the growth of New York state. Our team will be working towards a presentation for the fall 2014 DEAR program. Assignments as well as additional meeting dates will be made at this time. Refreshments provided.

#343660-C 5/20Tu - 1:00 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

Join us as we bring the fairy world of William Shakespeare to life in our secret location for a magical dinner in the woods (a map with trail directions will be provided at registration). The evening will include a scavenger hunt through the “fairy trails”, live music, delicious cool summer feast, live actors and other suprises. Don’t miss our

second themed dinner fundraiser for DEAR. Only 25 tickets available! $40.00

volunTeers needed! The DEAR program is searching for stewards to build and keep the momentum going! Weigh in as we explore future topics to expand the scope of this new recreation program tailored for

lifetime learners. YOU can lead, recruit others to facilitate and/or present with you, generate ideas for programs, and be a part of

mapping the future of DEAR.

Please join other volunteers at an upcoming brainstorming session at Penfield Community

Center. Refreshments provided!

#343660-A 5/12M - 4:00 PM

Penfield Community CenterFree

I know a bank where the wild thyme blows, Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows,Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine, With sweet musk-roses and with eglantine.

-A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 2.1

Midsummer Night’s DreamDinner in the Woods

August 13 6:00 PM

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* NOTES *Lunch and Lecture ticket must be purchased prior to lecture date for a fee of $6.00.

“Lecture only” subject to seating capacity. Lunch served 11:45 AM; Lecture starts 12:30 PM.

Purchase Tickets: In Person: Penfield Recreation Office; Mail: Use program registration form with lecture name; Phone: Penfield Recreation 340-8655 x6 with

credit card; or On-Line: www.penfieldrec.org

The Most Human Human In 1637, Rene Descartes proclaimed “I think, therefore I am” creating a still famous catch phrase to define what makes us human. In 1950, Alan Turing famously asked: “Can machines think?” and proposed the Turing Test to scientifically answer this question. In 1997, IBM’s Deep Blue machine triumphed over chess master Garry Kasparov, and in 2011 IBM’s Watson computer won the TV game show Jeopardy, but artificial intelligence experts have not yet been able to win the Turing Test. In his book The Most Human Human Brian Christian, the 2009 human winner in the Loebner prize Turing Test, explains “what it is like to be the human half of this competition.” Humans and their machines are irreversibly connected now. This lecture will look in depth at Christian’s thoughts on “what computers teach us about what it means to be alive.”

4/24Rosemary Irwin

The Mary Todd Lincoln ControversiesMary Todd Lincoln’s tragic life didn’t start with the death of Abraham Lincoln. Her losses and struggles with mental health began well before her teens. Join the History Sleuth team as they present their research on one of America’s most controversial and misunderstood first ladies. You will have an appreciation for her accomplishments and talents in spite of the many misfortunes she encountered throughout her life.

5/1History Sleuths

Civil War Traveler A Travelogue for the Civil War EnthusiastJohn and Pat Schmeelk have put together an extremely useful and informational travelogue of interesting Civil War excursions for the history enthusiast. There are literally thousands of Civil War “places of interest” throughout the country and they are hard pressed not to know a majority of them. This lecture will take you to some of the most well-known spots, as well as some you may never have heard of.

5/8John and Pat Schmeelk

RSVP A History of Volunteering RSVP’s (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) mission is to provide volunteer opportunities for people 55 and older with assignments that effectively use their life experiences as well as enrich the quality of their lives by volunteering in the community. Take a look at the organization’s history in the Rochester area as well as hear some of the life affirming stories of some of the people who have offered their time and talents through the years.

5/15Lifespan

The Story of Maria VonTrappJoin one of our favorite speakers, Doris Adamek, as she presents the real life of Maria Von Trapp, the inspiration for the Sound of Music. Doris, as always, reveals so much more than the traditional story. Her reading, research and passion for the subjects provides a truly memorable picture of the people she depicts.

5/22Doris Adamek

Marvels & Myths of Rochester

with local author and historian Donovan Shilling

Rochesterville and Its Rivals

#342030-A 5/7W - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

Old Main St. Rochester

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

Rochester’s Industries That Put it on the Map

#342030-C 8/6W - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFee: $5.00

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Historians • Lectures • Children’s Activities

Little Women Room • Letters of the Civil War

Sons & Daughters of the Civil War

Civil War Collection by Bob DeVisser

Civil War day at Penfield Community Center

Saturday, April 26 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

10:00 AM - First Ladies of the Civil WarMary Lincoln

11:00 AM - Author Dennis BielewiczHeroes in the Attic

12:00 PM - Genesee Storytellers Children of the Civil War

Larry Naukam, Rochester Public Library

Civil War Genealogy

1:00 PM - Sarah Conley, “The Barn Owl”

Plants of the Civil War2:00 PM - First Ladies of the Civil War

Varina Davis3:00 PM - John Schmeelk

The Civil War Traveler, a travelogue for the CW enthusiast/history lover

Featured Events

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Picnic Lunch and Show

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

The GeriActors are back with thirteen short plays about modern life in Upstate New York, all by writers living in the Rochester area.

Tuesday, May 612:00 PM

Penfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Rd.$6.00 per person

Call our office to purchase tickets - (585) 340-8655 option 6. Please purchase tickets no later than Friday, May 2.

The GeriActors perform Baker’s Dozen

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Understanding Great ShakespeareSpend some time this summer enjoying the Bard. This program will decipher the conventions, words and actions of some of Shakespeare’s more famous works. Discussions will include complexity of verse and prose as well as his use of historical reference to explore the human condition. A few theatrical surprises included!

#343662-C 8/4 - 8/25M - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

Mark Twain’s definition of a classic book is “A book which people praise and don’t read.” However this course defines the American classic as a monumental account of the American experience. They are authors and titles that have somehow shocked, de-stabilized or changed the scope of American society. To truly understand the United States of America you must explore its literary tradition. Here is the opportunity to gain some familiarity, as well as review the great works of American writers that you may already know or never had the time to read. Participants are asked to read the essential readings before attending the class as it will lend reference to the selected lectures.

Harriet Beacher Stowe Uncle Tom’s Cabin’s representation of the horrors of slavery in early America deserves an honorable mention in the study of important literature that helped shape the American psyche. We will discuss this text as well as the significant role it had in the course of human history.

#143662-F 5/14 - 5/21W - 11:00 - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree (participants must register)

Emily DickinsonDescribed as America’s recluse poet, Emily Dickinson provides the literary landscape of the time with a new descriptive vitality in verse. Her musings, beautiful, profound and often haunting, prove that her objective spirit could look beyond the ordinary plain and capture all that was invisibly visible.

#343662-D 6/18 - 7/2W - 11:00 - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree (participants must register)

Mark Twain Spend the summer reading one of the most celebrated writers of the 19th century. We will be lecturing and discussing The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.

#343662-E 8/14, 8/21, 8/28Th - 1:00 - 2:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree (participants must register)

ClassiCs of aMeriCan liTeraTure

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

The American Revolution continuedWe continue this series understanding the unique circumstances surrounding the success of the 13 colonies’ fight for independence. A remarkable accomplishment given the lack of military organization and training and virtually no Navy to speak of. A comprehensive look at the grievances that led to a confrontation and the factors involved that made America’s victory possible.

#343662-A 6/6 - 6/27F - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree (participants must register)

Understanding Great Art Part I & IIHave you ever wondered what was actually being translated in the works of some of the greatest pieces of art the world has known? What technical skills are required to understand the depth of the artwork? This program will reveal the array of symbolism and imagery, and the progression of genre that will help the untrained eye explore the rich composition of canvas, sculpture, prints and more. Part I is not a prerequisite for Part II.

#143662-G 4/7 - 5 /19 #343662-B 6/16 - 7/21M - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMPenfield Community CenterFree

The Shape of Nature The Shape of Nature is a truly fascinating look at the mathematical formation of life around us, how it is studied, and how it applies to our everyday lives. This Great Course explores geometry and topology to understand the shape of nature. This is not for the faint of heart, as many of the concepts and formulas can even be tough for the avid mathematician, but it is a great opportunity to open your mind and learn something new.

#343662-F 6/19 - 7/24Th - 11:00 AM - 12:00 NoonPenfield Community CenterFree (participants must register)

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

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

Thursday Lecture SeriesA free interesting lecture on a variety of topics is presented at 12:30 PM. There is no fee, but registration is required. (See page 31 for detailed information about topic and optional lunches that are available for $6.)

Free Friday Film Series Last Friday of the month @ 2:00 pm Sponsored by the Penfield Public Library and Penfield Recreation (This program runs through May 30.)Films are presented in full stereo sound with a large screen format. A variety of movies are chosen each month, which include classics and recently released films. You can call the Penfield Recreation department for monthly title or go to penfieldrec.org.

Thank you to the following people and businesses who donated their time, energy and auction items to the DEAR Adirondack Victorian Valentine Dinner Fundraiser this past February. The event was a huge success,

and their contributions were greatly appreciated.

Downstairs CabaretRochester Broadway Theatre League

RPOGenesee Country Village Museum

Seneca Park ZooDarien Lake

Rochester Red WingsDelta Sonic

Rochester KnighthawksFlaherty’s Three Flags

ADP Publications Inc.RARES

Diane Meyer Little Theater

Caesars PoconoRIT Inn & Conference Center

Lakeside BeveragePenfield Local History Room

Brian MountSpatola Party Rental

“The Drama Club”: John and Linda Myers, Bruce and Sherry Marche, Bernie and Stacie Schroeder, Dan and Amanda Myers

Thank You!

Ancient Alien Visitors When? Why? What For? For How Long?Let’s focus on dimensions just beyond our daily reach - worlds of hope, fear and imagination inspired by TV programmers (Twilight Zone), Carl Sagan (Cosmos), and Eric Van Daniken (Ancient Aliens). We will cover the intriguing possibilities and nail down the hard evidence (if there is any) of alien contact and their agenda. A fun mingling of science AND fiction.

#343663-A 7/9 - 7/23W - 10:30 AM - 12:00 PMPenfield Community CenterNels CarmanFree (participants must register)

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June is Wellness Month in PenfieldPlay and recreation are important for good health!

Wellness MerchandiseDid you know you earn 25 wellness points

for every dollar you spend at Penfield Recreation? You can find your points total on the bottom of your receipt. Here’s what

you can redeem your points for...

Ear budsString bag

Santa Fe water bottleCleenfreek sports towel

Duffel bagStainless steel vacuum flask

Hot/cold beverage setRoll-up blanket

More info available at penfieldrec.org.

Rothfuss Park Farm WalkRothfuss Park’s agricultural history makes it a FUN place to explore!

This farm walk is one way to learn about the tools, animals, and crops that were once the life of this former farm.

Pick up a Farm Walk Passport at the red box near the playground and follow the instructions inside. Complete all three walk themes and

bring your book to Penfield Recreation for a “I Walked the Rothfuss Farm” t-shirt.

The program runs June, July and August. A new theme will start at the beginning of each month.

Hey kids!Here’s something just for you!

An activity for the entire family!

with , our Wellness Partner

The Penfield Pedometer Program is a 4-week, self-monitored walking program. To take the challenge, simply commit to walk a total of 30 minutes at least 5 days a week.

You can walk for small time increments (such as 10 minutes, three times a day) or all at once.

Get STARTED! You’ll feel better, look better and live better!

Registration fee is $1.00 and all participants will receive a pedometer.

Weekly “walk and talk” sessions will be held at Penfield parks (schedule available upon registration). These sessions are a chance to meet fellow walkers and enjoy Penfield’s parks. These sessions will have a leader to help facilitate each session. Participants who attend all 4 walk and talk sessions will receive a special prize!

Walking is free exercise requiring only a good pair of walking shoes or sneakers and a commitment to good health!

Getting Healthy is a

Walk in the Park!

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Veterans Resource

PicnicSaturday, June 21*

2:00 - 5:00 PMVeterans’ Memorial Park, 3100 Atlantic Avenue

$ Food, Music, GaMes For the kids, antique car show $

All veterans are entitled to a number of benefits and services.Veterans and their families are invited to join us for an afternoon of

community fun and opportunities to speak with local representatives from veterans services such as Monroe County Veterans Agency,

Veterans Administration, and local social organizations.

Lunch $3.00 - FREE for VeteransPlease register by June 18 for this event -

call 340-8664. *Rain date June 28

Veterans please bring your DD214 form with you!


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

Wine tent at Cool Jazz.

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

“Cool Jazz” Tuesdays

July 15 Bill Tiberio Band

July 22 Dan Schmitt & The Shadows

July 29 Rochester Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra

Aug 5 Mark Cassara

Penfield

Amphitheater

& Kiwanis Stage

2014 Concert Series

“Kids Fest” Thursdays

July 17 Dady Brothers

July 24 Mike Kornrich

July 31 Dinner Dogs

Aug 7 The Hill Brothers

“Saturdays on Stage”

August 2 Gap Mangione New Big Band

August 9 Mr. Mustard Beatle Review(opening act - It’s My Party @ 5:00 pm)

Veterans’ Memorial Park, 3100 Atlantic Avenue, Penfield


Tastin’ the BluesSeptember 13 12:00 - 4:00 pm

- Steve Grills and the Roadmasters -Dundee will be providing a line up of locally brewed beer for

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

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

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Penfield Pops BandJune 9 & July 21

7:00 pm

“Music & Food Rodeo”Friday, May 30 • 5:00 - 9:00 PM

Food Trucks- Windows up at 4:30 pm -

Tuscan Wood Fired Pizza • Frozen Delights Cheese & Confused • Hello Arepa • Stingray Fusion

The Dough Boys • Chowder Up Seafood

- Enjoy the music of - Penfield School District music students

Also

Special Music Events

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

Penfield PlayersLocal, non-profit community theater group, sponsored by Penfield Recreation. The group performs a variety of shows each year. For current production information visit www.penfieldplayers.org or see page 42.

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

Penfield Pops BandThe Pops Band will be performing throughout the Penfield/Rochester area in the coming months. For an up-to-date performance schedule, please contact the Recreation Dept. at 340-8655. Please contact John Jorgensen, band manager, at 385-1392 for more information about the band.

Memorial Day CeremonyPenfield’s annual Memorial Day Ceremony of Remembrance will be held Monday, May 26, 2014 at 10:30 am at Veterans’ Memorial Park. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on. If you would like to present a rose in honor of a veteran, please call Sabrina Renner at 340-8651 to participate in the Presentation of Roses.

Rabies ClinicThe Town of Penfield Animal Services will host a Rabies Clinic on Saturday, June 7 from 10 am - 12 noon at the Penfield Sewer Garage, 1595 Jackson Rd., Penfield. Dogs must be leashed and cats in carriers. All pets must be at least 3 months of age. For more information call Animal Services at 340-8616. This free clinic is courtesy of the Town of Penfield and Monroe County Department of Health.

Penfield Cleanup DayFamilies, groups, organizations, and individuals are invited to help clean up Penfield on Saturday, May 3 from 9 am to 12 pm. We will be picking up roadside debris and helping to get Penfield ready for the warmer months. Students - this is a great community service project!

For more info. or to register your group, please call Penfield Recreation at (585) 340-8651.

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

Penfield Comm. Victory GardenPenfield Community Victory Garden is a space for the Penfield community to do organic gardening. The garden is run completely by volunteers and donations. It is located on a 3-acre piece of town-owned land at 1747 Five Mile Line Road.

Bed rentals are available beginning the first day of program registration each January. More information is available at penfieldrec.org; click on Penfield Community Garden.

Penfield TVSee our TV schedules on page 41!Producers, students and video enthusiasts! Penfield TV will be offering roundtable discussions, presentations and producer networking opportunities. Individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to participate. Penfield TV provides Public, Education and Government production, programming and communication services to the Penfield and Monroe County communities. Learn more at www.PenfieldTV.org or call (585) 340-8661.Follow us on Twitter: @PenfieldTV and Facebook: Penfield Community Television

Town Clerk’s OfficeYour Town Clerk’s office provides many services to the Penfield community. Be sure to visit the office at the Town Hall for the following:•Issuance of Marriage Licenses (by appointment), Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Permits, Handicap Parking Hangers, and Dog Licenses. •Notary Services•Items for sale: Penfield Blanket $40, Books: Penfield Past $15, Images of Early Penfield $12.50, Calvin Wooster Owen: Diary of a Nineteenth-Century American $34.50/$49.50. For more information, contact Amy Steklof at 340-8629.

Penfield Public Library Penfield Public Library is

located at 1985 Baird Rd. Penfield Public Library

is now a Safe Place community partner. Young people seeking

assistance with housing, sa fe ty o r o the r c r i s i s

situations will be connected at the Library with outreach workers from the Center for Youth, who will assess the needs of the young person in question and access necessary services.

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Penfield Music FestivalSee schedule on page 41!The Penfield School District Music Department, in collaboration with the Town of Penfield and Wegmans, will present the 2014 Wegmans/Penfield Music Festival on Friday, May 30, at Penfield Amphitheater & Kiwanis Stage. Student groups performing include the Penfield High School Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Democracy, Percussion Ensemble, Monday-Wednesday Jazz Ensemble, Song Writer’s Seminar and the Harris Hill Elementary Jazz Ensemble. All concerts are free and open to the public. Concert times are 5:00 – 9:00 PM. The Town of Penfield will host a Food Truck Rodeo in the park to coincide with the concerts. There is no rain date should the weather be inclement.

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Pocket Program guide

Town Board Legislative SessionLIVE - 7:30 PM, 1st & 3rd Wed.Su: 5 AM W: 7 PMM: 1 AM Th: 3 PMTu: 10 PM F: 9 AM

Town Board Work SessionLIVE - 7 PM, 2nd & 4th Wed.Su: 9 AM W: 10 PMM: 5 AM Th: 7 PMTu: 1 AM F: 3 PM

Penfield Board of EducationRecorded by PCSDSu: 10 PM W: 9 AMM: 7 PM Th: 5 AMTu: 3 PM F: 1 AM

Webster Board of EducationRecorded by WCSDSu: 1 AM W: 3 PMM: 10 PM Th: 9 AMTu: 7 PM F: 5 AM

Planning Board HearingsLIVE - 7 PM, 2nd Thur.Su: 3 PM W: 1 AMM: 9 AM Th: 10 PMTu: 5 AM F: 7 PM

Zoning Board of Appeals HearingsLIVE - 7 PM, 3rd Thur.Su: 7 PM W: 5 AMM: 3 PM Th: 1 AMTu: 9 AM F: 10 PM

Government Access Block schedulecABle chAnnel 12 And diGitAl tv 98.4 • (All meetings streamed live and on-demand at penfieldtv.org.)

Community Lecture SeriesSu: 11 AM F: 7 PMM: 7 AM Sa: 11 AMW: 9 PM

Health and Wellness ProgrammingSu: 9 PM Th: 7 PMM: 3 PM F: 3 PMTu: 7 AM

Movie and TV ClassicsTu: 7 PMF: 9 PMSa: 12 AM, 2 AM, 6 AM, 7 PM

School District ProgrammingWeekdays: 6 AMSu: 9 AM W: 7 PMM: 9 PM Sa: 9 AMTu/Th: 5 PM

Talk Show / Variety ProgrammingW: 5 PM F: 7 AMTh: 3 PM Sa: 9 PM

Music ProgrammingM: 7 PM Th: 7 AMTu: 9 PM Sa: 2 PMW: 3 PM

Religious ProgrammingSu: 12 AM, 5 AM, 2 PM

Seasonal / Local Event ProgrammingSu: 7 PM Th: 9 PM Tu: 3 PM Sa: 4 PMW: 7 AM

PuBlic Access Block schedulecABle chAnnel 15 And diGitAl tv 98.5 • (All times listed indicate time the program category begins.)

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Penfield Music FestivalPenfield Amphitheater & Kiwanis Stage

Friday, May 30

5:00 – 5:15 PHS Percussion Ensemble

5:20 – 5:50 PHS Jazz Democracy

6:00 – 6:20 Harris Hill Jazz Ensemble

6:20 – 7:00 PHS Monday-Wednesday Jazz Ensemble

7:00 – 7:30 HS Song Writer’s Seminar

7:40 – 8:15 PHS Concert Band

8:20 – 9:00 PHS Wind Ensembletwitter.com/Penfield_Rec

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The Fox on The Fairway by Ken Ludwig

Directed by Jeff Moon“The Fox On the Fairway” takes audiences on a hilarious romp, which pulls the rug out from underneath the stuffy members of a private country club. Filled with mistaken identities, slamming doors, and over-the-top romantic shenanigans, it’s a furiously paced comedy that recalls the Marx Brothers’ classics. A charmingly madcap adventure about love, life, and man’s eternal love affair with golf.

Show dates: May 2 ,3, 9, 10, 16, and 17 at 8:00 PM

All performances will be held at the Penfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Road, Penfield.

Pre-sale tickets are $12 and may be purchased at the Penfield Recreation office in person (1985 Baird Road) or by phone 340-8655 or web via www.penfieldplayers.org with Visa, MasterCard or Discover (no refunds or exchanges, please). Advanced tickets are strongly recommended. Remaining tickets will be sold at the door for $15.00.

Reserve your tickets today! Call 585-340-8655x6 or visit penfieldplayers.org.

Stay tuned for special events and performances surrounding our Golden Fiftieth Anniversary, beginning Fall 2014!!

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Fireworks10:00 PM

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2014 Children’s Summer Reading GameEarly Bird Registration:

Once again we are offering early registration for those who would like to pick up summer reading game materials in June for children entering kindergarten through sixth grade (child must be present to register).

The reading game begins Mon, June 30, and runs through Wed, August 6. You play once a week, during any of these times: Mondays, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Wednesdays, 10:30 am - 12:30 pmTuesdays, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Wednesdays, 3:30 pm - 5:45 pmTuesdays, 6:15 pm - 8:15 pm

TOPHER HOLT’s “BEACH PARTY FUN!”Friday, June 20 10:30 - 11:15 AMFor children of all agesREGISTRATION begins June 6/June 13.*

SUMMER FAMILY STORY TIMEMondays, 10:30 - 11:00 AMJune 23 - August 4; For children of all ages, accompanied by an adultGeared for toddler and pre-school children not yet comfortable leaving their parent/caregiver. No registration required.

STORIES ‘N’ MORE STORY TIMETuesdays, 10:30 - 11:00 AMJune 24 - August 5; For children ages 3 - 6Parents/caregivers are welcome, but not required to attend. However, you must remain in the library during story time. No registration required.

LIBRARY LEGO LAB Thursday, July 3 10:30 - 11:45 AMFor children entering grades 1 - 6REGISTRATION begins June 19/June 26.*

FIZZ, BOOM, EXPERIMENT with DEB COLLERThursday, July 3 2:00 - 3:00 PMFor children entering grades 1 - 6 REGISTRATION begins June 19/June 26.*

CHARLIE AND CHECKERS MAGIC SHOW Thursday, July 10 11:00 - 11:45 AMFor children of all ages and their familiesREGISTRATION begins June 26/July 3.*

WILD WINGS: Birds of PreyFriday, July 11 3:15 - 4:15 PMFor children entering grades K - 6REGISTRATION begins June 27/July 3.*

CRAFTY FUN DAYS for children entering grades 1-3Story and theme-related craft. Separate registration is required for each program. Thursday, July 10 3:15 - 4:15 PMREGISTRATION begins June 26/July 3. Thursday, July 17 3:15 - 4:15 PMREGISTRATION begins July 3/July 10.

CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES ARE COMING! Thursday, July 17 10:30 - 11:30 AM For children ages of all ages, accompanied by an adult.REGISTRATION begins July 3/July 10.*

TALES FOR TAILSFriday, July 18 10:30 - 11:30 AMFor children entering grades K - 6 and their families (Children 7 and under must be accompanied by an adult).Drop in, no registration required.

ROCHESTER MUSEUM AND SCIENCE CENTER’S “POTPOURRI OF SCIENCE” SHOWFriday, July 18 1:30 - 2:30 pm OR 3:15 - 4:15 pmFor children entering grades 1 - 6REGISTRATION begins July 3/July 11.*

OMNIPRESENT PUPPET THEATER presents “The Three Little Pigs”Thursday, July 24 3:30 - 4:15 PMFor children of all ages REGISTRATION begins July 10/July 17.*

SIZZLE, SNAP, AND POP WITH TOPS COOKING SCHOOLFriday, July 25 1:30 - 2:30 OR 3:30 - 4:30 pmFor children entering grades 1 - 6REGISTRATION begins July 11/July 18.*

You can register: Mon, June 16, 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm Tues, June 24, 4:30 pm - 7:00 pmWed, June 18, 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm Fri, June 27, 10:30 am - 12:30 pmThur, June 19, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Fri, June 27, 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm *Mon, June 23, 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm*OR…REGISTER the first time you come to play the reading game during any of our regularly scheduled reading game times.

Following programs sponsored by Friends of the Penfield Library. Programs are free, but registration is required. Register online at www. penfieldlibrary.org, or call the library at 585-340-8720.

*First registration date is for Penfield town & school district residents, second date for all others.

“HOW TO CATCH A MOUSE” with LARRY MOSS OF AIRIGAMIThursday, July 31 3:30 - 4:30 PMFor children entering grades K - 6REGISTRATION begins July 17/July 24.*

LIBRARY LEGO LAB Friday, August 1 10:30 - 11:45 AMFor children entering grades 1 - 6REGISTRATION begins July 18/July 25.*

FOREST FAIRIES AND HEDGEHOGS with Sarah Conley of The Barn OwlFriday, August 1 2:00 - 3:00 PMFor children entering grades K - 6REGISTRATION begins July 18/July 25.*

BONGO JOE’S “SCIENCE OF SOUND & RHYTHM “Thursday, August 7 3:30 - 4:15 PMFor children of all ages.REGISTRATION begins July 24/July 31.*

FIZZ, BOOM, SCRAP ART FUNFriday, August 8 3:15 - 4:15 pmFor children entering grades 1 - 6.REGISTRATION begins July 25/August 1.*

DRAW! with author/ illustrator SCOTT GIBALA-BROXHOLMMonday, August 11 2:30 - 3:30 pmFor children entering grades 3 - 6 REGISTRATION begins July 28/August 4.*

READING GAME CELEBRATION with…AirPlayTuesday, August 12 7:00 - 8:00 PMFor Reading Game participants only, parents and caregivers welcome.REGISTRATION is required and begins July 29/August 5.*

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

For complete Reading Game & summer program info. contact the library at 340-8720 x4016, or visit our website at penfieldlibrary.org.

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Penfield recreAtion ProGrAm reGistrAtion form (*Fill out form completely including signature; please print*)

NAME (Primary Adult) ______________________________________

ADDRESS ________________________________________________

CITY_______________________________ ZIP _________________

HOME #_______________________ WORK #___________________

EMERGENCY #____________________CELL #_________________

Cell Carrier (for texting purposes) ______________________________

EMAIL ___________________________________________________

Waiver for Participation - In consideration of your accepting my entry, and understanding that a certain amount of risk is inherent to some recreational programs, I hereby, for my child, my heirs, executors, and administrators, waiver and release any and all rights and claims for damages I or my child may have against the Town of Penfield and its representatives, successors, and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by myself or my child at any activity sponsored by these groups. Furthermore, in the event a refund is granted for myself or my child for whatever reason with the above stated activity, I do hereby authorize the Town of Penfield to execute a refund voucher on my behalf and submit for payment under the terms and conditions set forth in the Town of Penfield Refund and Registration Policy. Refunds are subject to a processing fee.

SIGNATURE ________________________________________________________________________ {PARENT/GUARDIAN/SELF (IF OVER 18)}

PLEASE LIST ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION HERE (e.g. Special Needs/Medical Notes/Requests/Other):

Resident of Penfield or Penfield School District? Y N Are you interested in receiving a weekly newsletter via email? Y N

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NAME (Secondary Adult, optional)_____________________________

ADDRESS ________________________________________________

CITY_______________________________ ZIP _________________

HOME #_______________________ WORK #___________________

EMERGENCY #____________________CELL #_________________

Cell Carrier (for texting purposes) ______________________________

EMAIL ___________________________________________________

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

Cardholder’s Name:_______________________ Authorized Signature _______________________________

Check payable to: “Penfield Recreation”

3-Digit Security Code

Participant Name Grade Birth Date Sex Course # Program Name Fee

Total Enclosed $__________Please mail or DroP off at PenfielD reCreation, 1985 BairD roaD, PenfielD nY 14526

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

2. MAIL IN/DROP OFF - You may either mail in or drop off your registration. The drop-box is located next to the Recreation Office door and may be used during building hours, M-Th 8AM - 10PM, Fr 8AM - 6PM, Sa 9AM - 5PM (10-1 starting 6/28), Su 2-5PM (closed starting 6/29). The drop-box will be emptied and processed throughout the day (M-F) along with the U.S. Mail delivery.

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

4. PAYMENT CHECKS - Make check payable to “Penfield Recreation” (unless otherwise noted). Returned check fee is $20.00

VISA, MASTERCARD & DISCOVER - List cardholder’s name, card number and expiration date. Authorization required for Visa, MasterCard and Discover.

5. Registration begins May 5* for Penfield town and school district residents, and May 12* for non-residents (*unless otherwise noted). Registrations may be submitted prior to the registration start date, but will not be processed until then.

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

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Fee/Refund/Transfer Policy(Please Read Carefully)

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

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

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

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

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

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

5) Absolutely no refunds after a program has ended.

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

These policies apply to ALL Recreation Programs.

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

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

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

4. Registration begins May 5* for Penfield town and school district residents, and May 12* for non-residents (*unless otherwise noted).

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

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

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

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

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*Please be advised that the programs, facilities & fees set forth in this publication are subject to change based on facility availability & budget considerations.

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

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

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

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

Penfield Art Association www.penfieldartassociation.com NAPenfield Business Assoc. www.penfieldbusiness.org 348-8360Penfield Chamber of Commerce www.penfieldchamber.org 234-1541Penfield Cub/Boy Scout Info www.senecawaterways.org 241-8530Penfield Girl Scouts Millwheel Unit www.millwheel.org 248-8559Penfield Ecumenical Food Shelf www.penfieldfoodshelf.org 234-0799Penfield Little League www.penfieldbaseball.com 377-1854Penfield Players www.penfieldplayers.org 340-8655Penfield Pops Community Band www.penfieldrec.org 385-1392Penfield Public Library www.penfieldlibrary.org 340-8720Penfield Rangers Soccer Club www.penfieldrangers.org NAPenfield Strikers Soccer Club www.penfieldstrikers.org NAPenfield Symphony Orchestra www.penfieldsymphony.org 872-0774Penfield Youth Basketball www.pybhoops.com 377-4919 Penfield Youth Football & Cheer www.penfieldyouthfootball.org NAPenfield Youth Lacrosse Club www.penfieldyouthlacrosse.com NASea Dragons Swim Club www.seadragons.org NASportsNet (rec/sports for people with disabilities) www.rochesterrehab.org 271-1894 x1742Thousand Acre Swamp facebook.com/thousandacreswamp 586-6677Youth Wrestling www.penfieldwrestling.com Ed Porto 662-5751 Scott Kropman 734-1930

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

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

Community CenterMeeting rooms and kitchen area are available to Penfield community non-profit groups and organizations on a permit, space available basis. Hours: Mon - Thurs, 8:00 am - 10:00 pm; Fri, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm; Sat, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (10am-1pm starting 6/28); and Sun, 2:00 - 5:00 pm (closed starting 6/29). The outdoor playground area is equipped for the disabled. Warning: Vehicle parking violations at the NYS Police facilities near the Justice Courts at the Community Center will be ticketed and towed.

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

Penfield Town Clerk Amy Steklof

Recreation Staff Chris Bilow, Recreation Director Linanne Conroy, CPRP, Assistant Director Steve Orsini, Assistant Director Pam Mount, Recreation Supervisor Sabrina Renner, Special Events Assistant Paula Colombo, Clerk Christine Doyle, Clerk Carol Herrick, Clerk

Parks & Facilities Staff Bob Garbeck, Parks Foreman Jim Kreckman, Facilities Foreman

Trails Committee Nels Carman Jr., Chair Dick Adamus Joe Brennan Fran Cioppa Mary Ellen Collinge Eleanor Hartquist W. Frank Jones

Community Victory Garden Committee Gordy Barnes, Chair Gloria Barnes Carol Boyer Dave Boyer Dot Brenneis Eileen Gottschalk Lana Harewood Bonnie Hawk

Ed LindskoogAileen ReisElsa SchaeferTerry SmithDenny TrippGinny Wilterdink

Larry Krech Chris MandelPaulette NilsenRobert Nilsen Greg SmithGary VincelliPhyllis VincelliBob Volpe

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Penfield Parks & Recreation1985 Baird RoadPenfield, NY 14526

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PAIDPENFIELD, NYPERMIT NO.7

This booklet is published by the Penfield Town Board

Town SupervisorTony LaFountainBoard Members

Linda KohlPaula MetzlerAndy MooreRob Quinn

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