Wallingford`S fall aCTiViTiES - the Town of Wallingford, Connecticut

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Wallingford'S
fall ACTIVITIES
Begin
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Fall
2014
Parks & Recreation
After School
Arts Program
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Enjoy our Special
Events This Fall!
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CrossFit on Ramps
for Adults
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NEW Page 10
Guide to LEISURE and fun!
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Registratio
begins
August
25th
6 FAIRFIELD BLVD • WALLINGFORD, CT 06492 • PHONE (203) 294-2120
www.town.wallingford.ct.us
Wallingford Park & Recreation presents:
Sunday
November 9, 2014
Come relax in your Orchestra seat for America’s favorite holiday tradition! The
Radio City Christmas Spectacular starring the world-famous Rockettes, returns
for its 86th season at Radio City Music Hall. Experience such show-stopping
scenes as the “Parade of the Wooden Soldiers”, the majestic “Living Nativity”,
as well as Santa’s return in the exciting 3-D sleigh ride.
Time before the 4:00p Performance to Shop, Grab a Bite to Eat
and Just Enjoy the City.
Depart for home following the show -
COST: $110pp based on 40-52
Depart: 8:30a, Wallingford Park & Rec.,
6 Fairfield Blvd.
Estimated Return: 8:30pm, Wallingford
For Reservations: Wallingford Park & Rec
203-294-2120
Friendship Tours arranges the components of the tours and does not own or operate the independent suppliers of services
including motorcoaches. Trips cancelled because of weather conditions are handled on a per trip basis. Refunds will depend on timing of the cancellation and supplier policies. Tickets to theaters / events are non-refundable. Friendship Tours
reserves the right to adjust cost based on fuel surcharges.
Wallingford Parks & Recreation
FALL 2014 - Guide to Leisure & Fun!
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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR: JOHN GAWLAK, CPRP
As the summer comes to a close and we look ahead to the fall, our program calendar is full
of program opportunities waiting for you and your family to discover and enjoy!!
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome resident Michael Jagoda as he was appointed
by Mayor William Dickenson Jr. to fill the vacant seat on the Parks & Recreation Commission
left by Rosalind Gallagher. Roz served the Parks & Recreation Commission for over 12 years. We
are grateful for her volunteering efforts, service and value she brought to the commission.
The Recreation Department says goodbye to two long time staff members Jim Sayre Facilities
Coordinator and Joanne Vass both who will move to retirement after many dedicated years
of service. Both will be deeply missed as coworkers and friends. Personally, speaking Joanne’s
presence leading the front office and her service with the general public was consistently
outstanding. I wish them both happy days beyond their days with the Recreation Department.
I would also like to give a warm welcome to Joanne’s replacement resident Shirley Barillaro.
Shirley will assume the role of Senior Clerk at the Recreation Department.
The Recreation Department and Commission have been extremely busy working along side
the Engineering Department Engineers John Thompson and Rob Baltrametis, Department of
Public Works General Foreman Steve Palermo and Kurt Trieber Jr., Risk Manager to bring to the
residents many park projects. I appreciate the genuine collaboration over the last few years.
1. Vets Park Parking Operational and Safety Enhancement Project will commence this
September with a tentative completion in October.
2. The Legacy Gardens at Wallace Park work has begun fencing, benches, irrigation, and brick
walk way complete. The Wallingford Garden Club will be designing and planting the gardens
early September.
3. The Dog Park off of Quinnipiac St has been cleared for the Wallingford Dog Lovers
Association to begin maintaining the site and fundraising is now in full swing to purchase
fencing and other park amenities the group has proposed to include at the site. Public Works
in the coming months will be repaving and striping the parking area.
4. Our building here at 6 Fairfield Blvd. will be receiving in late August all new concrete
sidewalks, curbing and patios. A long awaited repair.
5. We all are working on Westside Eagles Memorial Park Improvements to the baseball/football
field slated to begin September 2015.
6. The Kendrick Park Project including Meghan’s Walk will be finally taking shape this
September after a year of planning with a memorial walk way installation, new basketball
court pad and goals, new playground apparatus for ages 5 and under with fall zone and
border installation protection and pergola.
In addition, Jason Michaels and disc golf gang completed the back nine holes to make a
complete 18 hole course for the FLYING ACE Frisbee disc golf course located at Lufbery Park
off of Cheshire Rd. Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to the South West Conservation
District and Roman Mrozinski for the installation of Kayak/Canoe Ramps at Community Lake
and Fireworks Island. The project was funded by the Greater New Haven Community
Foundation and designed by Mike Rosado USDA, NRCS and constructed by Hazelwood
Excavating.
Finally, I hope your visits to the David Doherty Center have been positive
experiences. Our staff works hard in providing you with quality programming.
Our office is always open for suggestions and ideas.
Table of Contents
P.L.A.Y (Youth/Teen) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Voyagers / Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Adaptive Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4
Early Childhood / Lil Rec'ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5
Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7
Sports & Leagues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-10
Health and Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-16
Performing Arts / Fine Arts / Visual Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-20
Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21
Park System Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-23
Keep in Mind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
WE CARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-27
Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Welcome to your
FALL 2014
Guide to
Recreation & Fun!
David J. Doherty Recreation Center
Location: 6 Fairfield Blvd.
Wallingford, CT 06492
Telephone: 203-294-2120
FAX: 203-294-2127
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.town.wallingford.ct.us
Hours of Operation
Business hours: 9:00am to 5:00pm
Facility hours: 8:30am to 10:00pm
Monday thru Friday
Program info hotline: 203-294-2126
Members Of:
• Connecticut Recreation & Parks
Association
• National Recreation & Parks
Association
• National Youth Sports Coaches
Association
• Learning Resource Network
Produced By: The Wallingford Parks
& Recreation Dept.
Copy editors: Michelle Bjorkman,
Kenny Michaels, Kelli Montgomery,
Joanne Vass, Andrew Turner, Shawn
Keogh
Editors: Michelle Bjorkman,
Kenny Michaels, Kelli Montgomery,
Joanne Vass, Andrew Turner, Shawn
Keogh
Design and Layout: Kenny Michaels
and Graphic Image, Milford, CT
Printer: Graphic Image, Milford, CT
Cover Photo: www.ingimage.com
The guide to recreation and leisure
fun is published January, May and
August.
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Programs and Lesure Activities for Youth
NFL Punt, Pass & Kick
NFL Flag League, Wallingford Vikings Junior Football and the Wallingford Parks and Recreation Department would like
to invite all boys and girls ages 6-15 to come be part of the nationwide skills event sponsored by the National Football
League. Winners from our local contest will advance to the sectional competition and then possibly to the state. This
could just be the first step on the way to a team championship at a NFL game. There is absolutely no cost for this
program. For more information call Kenny Michaels, Program Specialist at 294-2120.
Competitors must also
When: Saturday Sept. 6th 10:00am
compete
in comfortable
Location: West Side Field Fee: IT’S FREE
sneakers. No cleats.
**Participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate to registration.
0239.400 Crossfit Triton Crossfit Kids & Teens
Ages 8 - 16
Crossfit Kids is a strength and conditioning program that is specifically
designed for kids and teenagers, helping them develop a lifelong love of fitness. In a group setting based by age,
children and teens participate in fun
and engaging workouts that will deliver
measurable results, along with preparing them to be well rounded athletes.
Participants will learn nutritional information and how the program can
improve all participants.
We encourage all participants, athletes
and non-athletes to participate in this
program.
.401 Tues. & Thurs Sept. 30th
4:30pm – 5:30pm for 6 weeks
.402 Tues. & Thurs Jan. 6th
Instructors: Crossfit Triton Staff
Fee: $80
Location: Crossfit Triton, 101 No.
Plains Industrial Rd. (Harvest Park)
Wallingford
Ski Bums at Mount
Southington
Whether you’re a skier or a boarder,
this is five nights of fun on the slopes
that you do not want to miss.
Registration for all Ski Bum programs will
begin on Monday, October 13th and
will end November 14th at the recreation department. Each program will
be limited to 100 participants.
Complete fee schedule is not available as of this printing. Please call the
recreation department in October for
a complete listing of program options
and fees. Any parent that is interested
in becoming a chaperone should contact Kenny at the recreation department (chaperones taken on first come
first serve basis). Chaperones will have
the opportunity to ski/snowboard at no
cost. Please note that registration will
only be held for two weeks during the
dates provided above.
Program breakdown:
4th & 5th grades - Wed. 4pm-8pm
6th, 7th & 8th grades - Wed. 4pm-8pm
9th & 10th grades - Wed. 4pm-8pm
Hip House Dance Series 2014-15
Once again the Hip House Dance
Series is back for another year of fun
and excitement. The Parks and
Recreation Department would like to
welcome back all of the returning 7th
and 8th graders while also welcoming
the new 6th graders. To ensure that
you are able to attend all of the
dances, you must purchase a photo
ID pass. ALL PARTICIPANTS WHO HAVE
A PASS FROM THE 2013-14 SEASON
CAN HOLD ONTO THEIR PASSES. UPON
REGISTERING FOR THIS COMING YEAR
A STICKER WILL BE PLACED ON THE
BACK OF THE EXISTING CARD. NO
MORE PICTURES, NO MORE FILLING
OUT AN ID CARD AGAIN. The dance
pass allows you entry to 7 dances. No
passes will be sold in the schools or
on the day of the dance. Photo ID’s
will go on sale June 1st for $30. As of
September 1st, all dance passes will
be $40. We encourage everyone to
take advantage of the discounted
price. STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED
TO ENTER THE DANCE WITHOUT A 2014
– 2015 HIP HOUSE DANCE PASS.
2014-15 Hip House Dance Schedule
Back to School Bash – September 19th
Halloween Havoc – October 24th
Jump Off – January 23rd
Valentine’s Day Vibe – February 20th
March Madness - March 20th
Spring Fest – April 24th
Last Blast – May 15th
Voyager - Trips
All trips are subject to change in price
and itinerary. Day tour cancellation
policy applies to all Wallingford Park &
Recreation day tours operated by
Friendship Tours Inc. Any passenger
that cancels a reservation 7 days or
less prior to departure will not be eligible for a refund. We will examine cancellations on a case by case basis to
determine any exceptions to this rule.
Please note the Recreation Dept. will
make every effort to send a representative from the office to see off the trip
to and from our destination and to
hear any complaints, concerns and or
recommendations. It should be understood that this person is not a tour
guide. Please retain the same seats
throughout the trip. A tip for the coach
driver is included in the trip fee. Please
contribute only if you wish since the
gratuity is included in the trip fees. Trips
are rain or shine, unless the tour company cancels. Many trips involve walking tours; either with a tour guide or on
your own. Children must be accompanied by an adult unless otherwise
specified. No lap sitters on the coach
bus. Complete trip itineraries will be
distributed on the morning of the trip.
Travel insurance is recommended for
overnight trips and is offered through
Friendship Tours. Forms are available at
the Recreation Dept. front office.
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!!!!!!
1001.400 The River Rose
Cruise - Brunch at Torches
on the Hudson
Sunday Oct. 5th
Bus Departs Rec. Dept.: 9:45am
Returns: 6:00pm
Fee: $89
The River Rose is an authentic New
Orleans paddle wheeler departing from
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Newburgh, NY and heads south, offering a 2 hour narrated tour of historically
significant sites such as Bannerman’s
Island, Catskill water aqueduct, Storm
King Mountain, Breakneck Mountain,
the Village of Cold Spring and West
Point. Brunch will be at Torches on the
Hudson. Enter this lovely restaurant and
see an amazing gigantic indoor tank
filled with exotic tropical fish. Your
tables have crisp linens, flowers and a
beautiful view of the river.
Buffet Menu: Complimentary Mimosa,
Assorted Breakfast Breads, Tapas
Style Quiche, Mixed Salads, Smoked
Salmon, French Toast, Scrambled
Eggs, Breakfast Meats, Variety of Hot
Entrees, Vegetables, Carving Stations,
Omelette & Waffle Station, Eggs
Benedict, Assorted Desserts & Coffee.
1002.400 Radio City
Christmas Spectacular
Sunday November 9th
Returns: 8:30pm
Fee: $110
Voyager - Trips
Come relax in your Orchestra seat for
America’s favorite holiday tradition!
The Radio City Christmas Spectacular
starring the world-famous Rockettes,
returns for its 86th season at Radio City
Music Hall. Experience such show
stopping scenes as the “Parade of
Wooden Soldiers” the majestic “Living
Nativity”, as well as Santa’s return in
the exciting 3-D sleigh ride. We will be
viewing the 4pm performance. Time
before the show to shop, grab a bite
to eat and just enjoy the city. Depart
for home following the show.
1003.400 Christmas in
Newport -The Breakers &
Marble House
SATURday December 13TH
Returns: 7:00pm
Fee: $94
Christmas in Newport is a memorable
experience….we visit 2 of the most
magnificent Mansions. The Breakers is
the grandest of Newport’s ‘cottages’
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and is the sumptuous mansion of
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Upon arrival everyone receives an
audio guide so you can walk through
at your leisure listening to the story of
the mansion ….enjoy magnificently
decorated rooms, poinsettias,
charming ornaments, trees and
wreaths….lunch today is at Atlantic
Beach Club…
Menu: Tossed Garden Salad, Baked
Stuffed Scrod with Newburg Sauce,
OR Chicken Tarragon with a Dijon
Sauce, Potato, Vegetable, Bread
Basket, Dessert, Beverage….Entree
Choice in Advance
Marble House is the magnificent
mansion of William Vanderbilt and is
inspired by Versailles….Exquisite
marble Corinthian columns with
holiday decorations fill the mansion
with beauty….audio phones are
included so enjoy an exceptional tour
as you explore this beautiful
mansion….
Adaptive Recreation
The following programs have been
designed to help participants with
special needs get the most out of
their leisure experience. These
programs have been modified to
provide a safe and supportive
environment to learn and practice
both program skills and personal skills.
Peer mentors attend most programs
to provide visual and social cues and
to keep things fun. These and other
supportive services are also available
to anyone who wishes to attend any
of our other programs. For further
information on supportive services,
please call the office (203) 294-2120
to speak with our Assistant Recreation
Program Specialist, Carolyn LaVelle
0107.400 Mini Muscles - AGES
3-6 YRS
Parents are welcomed to join in on
this fun filled class. Children will enjoy
playing with gymnastic equipment as
they work to improve muscle motor
planning, balance, social skills and selfesteem. Music and peer mentors will
keep activities fun and full of energy!
When: Tues Sept 30th -Nov 4th 5:00 –
5:45pm for 6 weeks
Instructor: Denise Zukowski
Location: Gymnastics Room Fee: $50
0109.400 Funny Muscles AGES 6-10
Obstacle cources, parachuting games
and hippity hops keep this class engaging and energetic! Kids will have fun while
working on muscle motor planning, balance, self-esteem and social skills.
When: Tues Sept 30th -Nov 4th
5:45 – 6:45pm for 6 weeks
Location: Gymnastic Room Fee: $55
0111.400 Mega Muscles AGES 11-16
This class flows through activities that will
utilize deep pressure touch and heavy
muscle strength and endurance.
When: Tues Sept 30th - Nov 4th for 6 weeks
Time: 6:45-7:45
Location: Gymnastic Room Fee: $55
Teen Scene · Ages 13-18yrs
This class is the perfect way for teens to
kick off their weekend. Experienced
staff will chaperone community outings
which may include laser tag, bowling,
sports games and more! Official schedule of activities will be mailed to participants. Teens in this program must be
able to participate in events in the
community without 1:1 support.
When: Fridays Sept. 13th – Nov.15th
every other week
Instructors: Tracy Tyrrell & Sarah Abbott
Location: Varies, please refer to
activity schedule
Fee: $95 (does not include entrance fees
for activities outside of the Rec. Dept)
0108.400 Tranquil Way Yoga
- All Ages
A fun combination of adaptive yoga
poses and breathing exercises to
improve posture, strength, flexibility,
and self-awareness. Participants will be
guided through each pose/exercise,
using visual and auditory cues that tap
into each participant’s unique way of
experiencing yoga. This program runs
in partnership with the Occupational
Therapy Department at Sacred Heart
University; student volunteers will be
assisting with this program.
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When: Saturdays, Oct. 11th for 8 weeks
Session I (Blue: Independent class)
9:30-10:15am
Session II (Green: 1:1 mentor support
provided) 10:30-11:15am
Instructor: Zorayda Cocchi, OTR/L,
RYT 200, Certified YogaKids Teacher
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $55.00
0115.400 Cross Over Club
Basketball - AGES 7-9YRS
This Program will provide children with
the basic skills of basketball, including
dribbling, passing, and shooting. Children will be surrounded by constant
encouragement and instruction making
it a fun, helpful, and comfortable environment. Children will have the ability
to work in small and large groups building social interaction and teamwork.
Bring lots of energy because this class is
nothing but engaging and energetic!
When: Wed Oct 8th - Nov-12th
5:00 – 5:45pm for 6 weeks.
Instructor: Mike Cipriani
Location: Gym Court 1
Fee: $40
0116.400 SPIKERZ Volleyball Ages13-19 YRS
This is an adaptive volleyball program
with a focus on basic volleyball skills
and modified games. Children will
learn the basic forms of the classic
bump, set, and spike taught in a flexible and encouraging environment
focusing on fun and social interaction. Children will learn these basic skill and
be able to apply them in many different types of modified games.
When: Tues Oct 7th - Nov 11th
5:00 – 5:45pm for 6 weeks
Location: Gym 1
Fee: $40
0110.401 Dance Power I AGES 7-12YRS
This dance progam will make you
want to stomp your feet and clap
your hands to the latest Hip Hop and
get your rhythm on to Latin beats. The
class insruction includes the latest
dance moves that are out there! You’ll be sure to get your energy up
and feel good after class!
When: Mondays Oct 6th - Nov 10th
5:00 – 5:45pm
Instructor: Carolyn Lavelle
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $50
0110.400 Dance Power II AGES 13-19YRS
Join the fun in this dance infused fitness class designed specifically for
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individuals with special needs. Music
anywhere from the latest Latin to Hip
Hop music while geting exercise! This
uniquely designed class will incorporate fun dance move and movement
that will allow you get your heart rate
going at just the right pace!
When: Mondays Oct 6th - Nov 10th
5:45 – 6:30pm
Instructor: Carolyn Lavelle
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $50
NEW!
0117.400 MEMORY KEEPERAGES 6-19YRS
Over a 6 week period, participants will
plan and create their own SCRAPEBOOK!
This scrapbook will hold pictures that
are special to them, and will be
decorated with fancy colors and
appliques, along with any special
sayings or quotas that you would like
to add commemorate that memory!
Please note: Participants will be
responsible to provide pictures to fill
their memory book.
When: Mondays Oct 6th- Nov 10th for
6 weeks
.401 Ages 6-9 5:00-6:00p.m.
.402 Ages 11-19 6:00-7:00p.m
Instructor: Jane Rynaski
Location: Exit 4.5
Fee: $30
Early Childhood
LIL REC’ERS STATE LICENSED EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CENTER
Lil Rec’ers is licensed by the CT Dept. of Public Health (License #16428).
We offer a half day program for 3-5 year old children - M,W,F / T, Th. and or Mon-Fri.
Our hours of operation are from 8:45 - 11:30am. We also offer extended day options. Session 1 begins September 15th
Sessions
Session 1: Sept. 15th - Nov. 14th
Session 2: Nov. 17th - Jan. 23rd
Session 3: Jan. 26th - March 27th
Session 4: March 30th - May 9th
Mondays
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Fridays
3 year olds
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Terese
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Terese
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Terese
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Terese
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Terese
4 year olds
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Betty
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Betty
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Betty
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Betty
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Betty
5 year olds
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Debbie
Extended Days
PM Session
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Debbie
11:30-2:15pm
Miss Terese
11:30 - 2:15pm
Miss Betty
8:45 - 11:30am
Miss Debbie
11:30 - 2:15pm
Miss Debbie
11:30 - 2:15pm
Miss Tammy
Fees for Lil Rec’ers 2014 - 2015
Monday, Wednesday, Fridays AM - $245 • Tuesday / Thursday AM Class - $195 • Monday thru Friday AM(5 Day) - $430
Tues / Thurs Extended Day with Lunch - $170 / $150 without Lunch (Without Lunch begins at 12:15pm)
Wed / Friday Extended Day with Lunch - $170 / $150 without lunch (Without Lunch begins at 12:15pm)
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Terrific Twosies with
Parent
The final step before reaching Lil Rec’ers.
Experience lifelong friendships for
parents and children. This program will
model our pre-school programs weekly
themes, BUT every activity will be based
on age appropriate songs, stories,
crafts, play kits, gym activities and
more! The materials and supplies will
be specific for the two year old and it
will be a class filled with fun for all!
When: Sept. 16th - Nov. 13th
SESSION I - 9:00 – 10:00am (Tues/Thurs)
SESSION II -10:30 – 11:30am (Tues/Thurs)
Fee: $100
Instructor: Miss Tammy
3320.400 OUTDOOR
ADVENTURES FOR KINDERGARTEN
CHILDREN Ages 4&5
This program is designed to help young
children (Kindergarten age) develop
an appreciation for the natural world.
We will meet 5 times to plant, to
explore woods, fields, and streams, and
finally to harvest what we planted!
Adult participation is encouraged but
not required. Arrangements need to
be made for younger siblings.
.401 Wednesday Oct. 1st
9:30am – 10:30am for 5 weeks
.402 Wednesday Oct. 1st
Fee: $35 Location: Kohler
Environmental Center, Choate (211
East Main St.)
Instructor: Helen Stowe, Retired
Kindergarten Teacher
Early Childhood
3321.400 Outdoor Explorations
for 1st and 2nd Graders
Join retired Kindergarten teacher,
Helen Stowe, and explore woods, fields,
and streams. We will go on a tree and
shape scavenger hunt, take a close
look at bugs, have a camouflage
adventure, and use all our senses to
discover many of nature’s wonders.
When: Wednesday Oct. 1st
Fee: $35
Location: Kohler Environmental
Center, Choate (211 East Main St.)
3320.100 WINTER WEDNESDAYS
IN THE WOODS – Ages 3-5
Join retired Kindergarten teacher,
Helen Stowe, as we explore woods
and fields in the winter. We will
discover what other creatures are out
and about, what they eat, where
they sleep, how they move. Adult
participation is encouraged but not
required. Arrangements need to be
made for younger siblings.
.101 Wednesday Jan. 7th
.102 Wednesday Jan 7th
Fee: $35
Location: Kohler Environmental
Center, Choate (211 East Main St.)
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NEW!
3322.400 KIDS YOGA
(Grades K-2)
In this yoga class, Mrs.Cocchi uses fun
poses and movement to help children
improve their flexibility, balance,
strength and coordination. Practicing
yoga promotes focus, concentration
and self-awareness, and also helps
children’s self-esteem and fosters
creative expression and confidence.
Lots of fun guaranteed!
Equipment Needed: Your own yoga mat. Date: Saturdays Oct. 25th
11:45 – 12:30pm for 7 weeks
(No Class 11/8 & 12/13)
Instructor: Zorayda Cocchi, OTR/L,
RYT 200, CYKT certified YogaKids
teacher.
Fee: $55
Location: Exit 14
3323.400 Basic Spanish
for Kids (K-2)
Learn colors, numbers, greetings and
more! Participate in engaging lessons
and activities to reinforce new
vocabulary. Give your child an edge
and introduce them to a secondary
language. This is the first step in
helping them learn to communicate
in a diverse world.
When: Saturdays Oct. 11th
Fee: $40
Location: Exit 8 Instructor: Karen Cordaway
Special Interest
SENIORS
2050.400 Medicare Made
Clear Seminar
When it comes to Medicare, you
have choices…
Tiff Bush, a Life & Health agent
specializing in Medicare plans for 9+
years, will make Medicare “clear” for
you during this seminar. Tiff will share
information about eligibility,
enrollment time frames, plan options
and how to shop for plans based on
what’s important to you. You will walk
away with the facts you need to
make a confident choice. Please
bring all of your questions and a
friend or two....
(This event is only for educational
purposes and no plan specific
benefits or details will be shared.)
This event is FREE.
401. Wednesday, Sept. 10th
10:00am to 11:00am One Day
402. Friday Nov. 21st
10:00am – 11:00am One Day
403. Tuesday January 27th
10:00am – 11:00am One Day
Fee: Free!
Location: Exit 3
Instructor: Tiff Bush, CT Life & Health
Agent
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Special Interest
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SENIORS
If you are interested and join us for
Medicare Made Clear, be sure to
stick around for…
NEW!
2051.400 Benefits
QuickLINK
Are you 60 and older, a veteran or
an individual with disabilities who
wonders if you are receiving all the
entitlements for which you qualify?
RSVP of South Central CT. has helped
over 500 seniors in the Greater New
Haven area determine if they are eligible for additional state and federal
benefits.
Benefits QuickLINK is an AARP application which provides seniors the
tool to determine if they might qualify. Benefits include prescription drug
assistance, property tax credits, energy assistance, Medicaid, SNAP (food
stamps), Veterans support, and
many more.
Benefits QuickLINK is the 1st step in
identifying what options you may
have to building a more financially
supportive situation for yourself to
maintain your independence for as
long as possible.
Trained volunteers will be available
to complete the application. Only
basic information is needed; demographics, monthly income, monthly
expenses, and assets (life insurance,
vehicle, home values) Your SS# is not
used. Completed applications with
results will be returned via mail to
each participant and the next step is
up to you. (Additional appointments
can be made for a later date and
time). The application process typically take 20 minutes.
(This is a free service and DOES NOT
guarantee you the benefits highlighted in your report. We are not a
state agency or affiliated with the
state)
401. Wednesday, September 10th
2014 11:00 to 1 pm One Day/ Please
indicate time of appointment
requested.
402. Friday, November 21st 2014
11:00 to 1 pm One Day/ Please
requested.
403. Tuesday, January 27th 2015
11:00 to 1 pm One Day/ Please
requested.
Fee: Free
Location: Exit 3
Staff: Staff and Volunteers from
RSVP of South Central CT.
www.aoascc.org
NEW!
2056.400 Naked
Retirement Workshop
Fun and creative approach to retirement that strips away the numbness
and addresses everyday life in retirement. Learn how to replace your
work identity, stay socially connected,
and remain physically and mentally
sharp. Create a Naked Retirement
Plan, build a curious list, and change
your retirement life forever by answering three revealing questions. Too
many people start their first day of
retirement with only a financial plan
and nothing else. Do not let this happen to you.
When: Tuesday Oct. 21st
6:30pm – 8:00pm
Fee: Free!
Location: Exit 3
Instructor: Michael Argiro, Financial
Advisor - 4T Financial
2030.400 Making the Most
of Social Security
Do you wonder if Social Security will be
there for you, and if so, will it be
enough to live on during your retirement? This educational workshop will
focus on maximizing Social Security
benefits, as well as making informed
retirement plan distribution decisions
and creating a “do it yourself” pension.
When: Thursday Nov. 13th
6:30pm – 8:00pm
Fee: Free!
Location: Exit 3
Instructor: Michael Argiro, Financial
Advisor - 4T Financial
NEW!
2057.400 Empowering
Women: How to Overcome
6 Retirement Challenges
Join us as we discuss some of the
retirement challenges that are unique
to women, such as: 90% of women
will be responsible for managing their
money at some point in their lives
and women live 2-3 yrs longer than
men with the average widow being
55!’ This means that your retirement
assets need to last longer, so you
need to generate sustainable
retirement income. Your plan needs
to allow you to do the things you
dreamed in retirement regardless of
your marital status. This
informational work shop will
enlighten and give you insight into
what women are doing to take
control of their retirement income
planning. Given by Christopher
Porter of Porter Financial Strategies
a Registered Representative of
Madison Avenue Securities (MAS)
When: Thursday Oct. 23rd
6:30pm – 8:00pm
Fee: Free
Location: Exit 3
Instructor: Christopher Porter,
Porter Financial Strategies
2010.400 Puppy
Kindergarten
For pups under 5 months old.
Puppy kindergarten class teaches
handlers training theory and basic
obedience using positive motivation and reinforcement methods,
as well as an introduction to clicker
training. This class includes; puppy
socialization, off leash play sessions, puppy problem solving (nipping/biting, jumping, housebreaking, barking, etc.) The book,
“Taking Care of Puppy Business” is
a required reading. Rabies certificate is not required for this class.
Attendance at the first class is
mandatory. Do not bring dogs to
the first class.
Limit of 10 students.
When: Mondays Oct. 6th
6:30 - 7:15pm for 6 weeks
Fee: $60
Location: Gym 2
Instructors: Joan Hamel & Marie
DelGrego
2015.400 Canine
Communication Dog
Obedience for Beginners
For dogs over 5 months old. This
class is for beginner handlers to help
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them understand how to improve their
communication with their dogs.
Training theory and basic obedience
using positive motivation and reinforcement methods, including basic
clicker training, will be taught. Learn
to teach your dog to walk on a loose
leash; sit, down and stand, stays,
come when called and more. Also
includes problem solving (barking,
jumping, pulling, stealing, etc.)
A copy of the dog’s rabies certificate is
required before dog can participate.
Attendance at first class is mandatory.
Please do not bring dogs to first class.
Special Interest
Limit of 15 students.
When: 2015.401 Mondays Oct. 6th
2015.402 Mondays Oct. 6th
Fee: $60
Location: Gym 2
Instructors: Joan Hamel & Marie
DeGrego
2058.400 SAT Prep Course
This six week course is designed for
students of all levels who want to
achieve their maximum SAT potential.
Students will review fundamental
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math and verbal skills and master
critical techniques through instruction,
practice, and MORE practice!
When: Thursdays, 6:00-9:00pm and
Saturdays, 9:00am-12:00pm
Oct. 9th for 6 weeks
Fee: $395 (A $20 book fee to be
payable to instructor first night of
class)
Location: Knee High Academy (60
Church St., Rt.68)
Instructor: Knee High Academy Staff
Sports & Leagues
4010.400 Start Smart
Basketball with Parent
• Ages 3-5
4020.400 Hoop House
Basketball Academy
• for Boys and Girls 5-9yrs
This class prepares children ages 3-5
for organizational basketball and fun
in a non-threatening environment.
Start Smart allows child and parent
the opportunity to work with each
other one-on one. Participants will
learn a variety of basketball skills such
as dribbling/ball handling, shooting,
passing/catching, and running/ agility.
When: Tuesdays Oct. 7th
10:00am - 11:00am for 6 weeks
Fee: $50
Location: Gym 2
Instructor: Kenny Michaels,
Program Specialist
Great tune up for the coming
basketball league play! Wallingford
Parks & Rec in conjunction with
Central Connecticut Hoop Stars offers
a premiere youth basketball program
which includes instruction by top
coaches, game play, basketball
contest and the Hoop House “lessons
of life” program. Each participant will
receive a Hoop House T-Shirt.
.401 5-6yrs Wednesdays Oct. 8th
.402 7-9yrs Wednesdays Oct. 8th
Fee: $65
Location: Gym 1
Instructor: Greg Morrone and Hoop
House Staff
4011.400 Start Smart Soccer
with Parent • Ages 3-5
Join us for some Start Smart Soccer.
The program is part of the National
Alliance for Youth Sports. Your little
one will enjoy earning the basic motor
skills necessary to play organized
soccer while they work one on one
and spend quality time with their
parents. The program focuses on
teaching children and their parent’s
basic sports mechanics without the
threat of competition. Limit of 8
parent/ child teams.
When: Thursdays Oct. 9th
10:00am - 11:00am for 6 weeks
Fee: $50
Location: Gym 2
Instructor: Kenny Michaels,
Program Specialist
NEW!
4022.400 Fall
Basketball Skill
Development Ages 8-14
Under the direction of Chris Chordas,
Director of CT One on One Basketball
Inc., this national program will provide
players with expert instruction in the
skills of the game including ball
handling, shooting, passing,
rebounding, defense, along with
offensive and defensive concepts.
Area college and high school
coaches will be invited as guest
instructors. Each participant will
receive a jersey. A perfect way to get
ready for the upcoming season!
When: Saturdays, 5:00-6:00pm Sept.
20th – Nov. 8th for 8 weeks
Location: Gym 1 & 2
Fee: $95
Instructor: Chris Chordas, Director,
One on One Basketball Inc.
4200.401 Intro to Youth
Volleyball Clinic Ages 5-6
Come get introduced to the game of
volleyball! Participants will learn the
fundamentals of forearm passing,
serving, serve receive, setting and
attacking will be introduced. The
class will consist of 45 minutes of
instruction and 15 minutes of game
play. A team t-shirt will be provided.
When: Saturdays Oct. 4th 11:00am 12:00pm for 7 weeks
Fee: $50
Location: Gym 1
Instructor: Marion Kish
4816.440 Skyhawks Tiny
Hawks Ages 3-4
This program is pre-school aged kids
and introduces the essentials of two
sports - soccer and basketball.
Through age appropriate games and
activities, campers explore balance,
handy/eye coordination and skill
development. Parents must be present during the duration of the class.
When: Mondays Oct. 6th 4:45pm –
5:30pm for 6 weeks
Fee: $65
Location: Gym 1
Instructor: Skyhawks (a nationally
recognized sports program provider)
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Sports & Leagues
4815.400 Skyhawks Mini Hawk Sports • For Ages
5-7yrs
This program helps young children
explore basketball, tee ball and
soccer in a day program setting.
There is no pressure, just lots of fun
while these young athletes participate
in all three sports through unique
Skyhawks games. Our Mini Hawk
coaching staff is trained to meet the
special needs of your young children
and is committed to starting them off
on the right foot as they take their first
steps into athletics. The participant to
coach ratio is approximately 8:1.
Participants will receive a T-shirt and a
merit award.
When: Mondays Oct. 6th 5:35pm –
6:20pm
Fee: $65
Location: Gym 1
Instructor: Skyhawks Staff (a nationally recognized sports program provider)
4150.401 Fencing for
Beginners Ages 10yrs. - Adult
Zorro, D’Artagnon and Duncan
McCleod were not born swordsmen.
They were trained. You can be too!
Introduction to the rudiments of
classical swordplay with the training
weapon of the 18th Century - the foil.
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You will study footwork, the strategy
and tactics of distance and basic
blade work for defense and attack,
leading to supervised bouts.
When: Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00pm, Oct.
7th for 10 weeks
Fee: $60
Location: Exit 16
Instructor: Andy Baiman
4150.402 Intermediate
Fencing Ages 12yrs. - Adult
For fencers who have attained
sufficient mastery of the basic
principles in the beginner’s class. This
course will build upon the skills
previously learned, introducing more
4000.400 Co-Ed Gymnastics • For 18 MOS. - 8Yrs
Come join in the fun of recreational gymnastics under the direction of Miss Brenda, Miss Gina Miss Tanisha and newly
added Miss Shawna. These classes will provide a fun and exciting experience for participants. All programs start with the
basics and move along the skill path at their own pace. All participants will receive a ribbon upon completion of a class
session. Any child who participates in all 3 sessions (Fall, Winter & Spring) will receive a medal at the end of the year recital.
Classes begin the week of September 22nd for 10 weeks.
Tiny Tumblers: 15 months - 2 years
Parents share in the experience
with their young child. We create
an atmosphere geared for physical
and social activity for the
participants. This open play will give
your child an opportunity to play on
the mats, while building skills
through play to get them to the
next level.
.401 Mondays Sept. 29th
9:30am - 10:15am
.402 Tuesdays Sept. 30th
9:30am - 10:15am
.403 Wednesdays Oct. 1st
9:30am - 10:15am
1:30pm - 2:15pm
.405 Thursdays Oct. 2nd
9:30am - 10:15am
.406 Fridays Oct. 3rd
9:30am - 10:15am
.407 Saturdays Oct. 4th
9:00am - 9:45am
9:50am - 10:35am
Fee: $70
Location: Gymnastics Room
Instructors: Miss Brenda, Miss
Gina, Miss Shawna, Miss Tanisha
Pre-School Gymnastics Classes: 3
- 4 years old without parent
This class takes a gentle approach to
the introduction of gymnastics.
Participants will be introduced to
gymnastics equipment, as well as
learning the basics of tumbling in a
fun and easy going environment.
10:20am - 11:05am
5:00pm - 5:45pm
.412 Tuesdays Sept. 30th
10:20am - 11:05am
10:20am - 11:05am
5:00pm - 5:45pm
.415 Thursdays Oct. 2nd
10:20am - 11:05am
.416 Fridays Oct. 3rd
10:20am - 11:05
10:40am - 11:25am
Fee: $70
Instructors: Miss Brenda, Miss Gina,
Miss Shawna, Miss Tanisha
Beginner Gymnastics Class: 5 8 years old
In this class we will introduce your
child to the skills on all of the
gymnastics equipment. Your child
will develop skills on the beam and
bars. A small floor routine will be
introduced and performed at the
spring recital.
.419 Ages 5-6 Mondays Sept. 29th
5:50pm - 6:35pm
.421 Ages 5-6 Wednesdays Oct. 1st
5:50pm - 6:35pm
.422 Ages 7-8 Wednesdays Oct. 1st
6:40pm - 7:25pm
.423 Ages 5-6 Saturdays Oct. 4th
11:30am - 12:15am
.424 Ages 7-8 Saturdays Oct. 4th
12:20pm - 1:05pm
Fee: $70
Instructors: Miss Brenda, Miss
Gina, Miss Shawna, Miss Tanisha
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advanced and complex attacks and
defenses, and refining basic skills and
bout tactics. Classes are typically
smaller, allowing more individual,
personalized instruction.
When: Thursdays, 7:00 - 8:00pm, Oct.
9th for 10 weeks
Fee: $60
Location: Exit 16
Instructor: Andy Baiman
NEW!
4023.400 2 Day
Thanksgiving Basketball
Tune Up Ages 8-14
Sports & Leagues
focus, and other age specific skills
training. Often young children want to
do what the big kids do but don’t have
the essential motor skills. This class
teaches those while building selfesteem and respect for self and others.
.401 Fridays Oct. 10th for 12 weeks
5:30 – 6:00pm
.402 Saturdays Oct. 11th for 12 weeks
9:00 – 9:30am
Fee: $70
Location: Parks & Rec. Room TBD
Instructor: The Institute of Martial
Arts Staff
This 2 day preseason tune up under
the direction of Chris Chordas,
Director of CT One on One Basketball
Inc., this program will provide players
with expert instruction in the skills of
the game including ball handling,
shooting, passing, rebounding,
defense, along with offensive and
defensive concepts. Area college
and high school coaches will be
invited as guest instructors. Sessions
will feature games, contests, prizes
and awards. Each participant will
receive a t-shirt.
.401 Girls Session: Friday and
Saturday Nov. 28th & 29th 9:00am –
12:00pm
.402 Boys Session: Friday and
Saturday Nov. 28th & 29th 1:00pm –
4:00pm
Location: Gym 1 & 2
Fee: $95
Instructor: Chris Chordas, Director,
One on One Basketball Inc.
Dynamic karate techniques taught with
an emphasis on kicks, punches, blocks,
coordination, bullying prevention, and
beginning karate weapons training.
Situational self-defense will be taught so
our youngest can avoid conflict. Class
is designed to have a student develop
into the more structured karate program that starts at 7 years old. Emphasis
on technique and coordination without
the traditional forms patterns of movement.
.401 Fridays Oct. 10th for 12 weeks
6:00 – 6:45pm
9:30 – 10:15am
Fee: $85 Location: Parks & Rec. TBD
Arts Staff
4090.400 Tennis Clinic for
Youth and Adult
4050.400 Karate Tang Soo Do
Ages 7-Adult
Basic fundamentals of tennis will be
the focus; proper grip, stroke preparation and follow through, court positioning, scoring and match play. Clinics
held at Harrison park tennis courts.
Participants must bring your own racquet.
Beginning Saturdays September 6th
for 4 weeks (Rain Date Oct. 4th)
4090.403 1:00pm - 2:30pm 16 and older
4090.402 2:30pm - 4:00pm 10-12 year olds
4090.401 4:00pm - 5:30pm 13-15 year olds
Fee: $40
Location: Harrison Park
INSTRUCTOR: Mat Donarumo
4051.400 Little Ninjas Ages 3-4
Karate techniques incorporated with
essential motor skills for 3-4 year olds.
The curriculum includes balance,
memory, team work, coordination,
4052.400 Kickin Kids
Ages 5-6
This program is a great chance for
7yrs – Adults to develop martial arts
skills, build strength and confidence,
build self-discipline. Parents are
encouraged to begin training at the
same time as their children’s class
regardless of rank. Great fun and
family activity!
.401 Wednesdays Oct. 8th for 12
weeks 6:30 – 7:30pm
10:15 - 11:30am
Fee: $85 Location: Parks & Rec. TBD
Arts Staff
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LEAGUES
4200.300 Girls Youth
Volleyball Ages 6-15
Learn the game of volleyball, rules,
teamwork, sportsmanship and most
important fun. Join us for ten weeks
this fall (before basketball) and take
part in clinics, practices, games and
even watch a high school game.
Thursdays: 5:30 – 7:30pm / Saturdays:
12:00 – 4:00pm
When: September 20th for 10 weeks
Fee: $70 includes league t-shirt
Location: Gym 1&2
Coordinator: Ken Kish
4169.400 WEBER BOYS AND
GANNON GIRLS
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE 20142015 SEASON REGISTRATION
Coming off the 13-14 season, the
Weber and Gannon leagues enrolled
over 1050 kids. We start preparing for
a bigger and better 2014-15 season.
Registration will be conducted JULY
14TH – AUGUST 31st (please use special
form). ANYONE REGISTERING AFTER
AUGUST 31st, THE FEE INCREASES TO $75.
The Tentative League start with
games will be December 8th.
Dads and moms requesting to be
coaches please pick up a coaches
volunteer form and attend coaches
registration during the registration
period for players. Coaches will be
subject to a background check and
first time coaches are required to
attend a NAYS Coaches Certification
program sponsored through the
Recreation Dept. If you are a returning coach please send us your NAYS
renewal form if it is mailed to you.
Divisions
Weber - 1st/2nd Grade
Weber - 3rd Grade
Weber - 4th Grade
**Registering
Weber - 5th Grade
after 8/31,
Weber - 6th Grade
Fee
increases
Weber - 7th Grade
to $75**
Weber - 8th Grade
Weber - High School
Gannon - Grades 1, 2
Gannon - Grades 3, 4, 5
Gannon - Grades 6, 7, 8
Gannon - Grades 9-12
Fee: $50 per player / $75 after 8/31
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Sports & Leagues
4200.401 Division A – VERY
COMPETITIVE CO-ED VOLLEYBALL
League plays Sundays beginning
Nov. 9th (15 matches, 3 games each
match) plus playoffs. Games times
are 4:00pm, 5:00pm, 6:00pm using
both courts. Limit of 8 Teams. Team
rosters need to be completely filled
out or they will not be accepted.
Payment must accompany the roster.
Fee: $200
Returning 2013 - 2014 team registration till Oct. 10th 4:30pm. New Team
Registration begins Oct. 10th 4:35pm
League Supervisor: Tony Pires will
evaluate teams and players. Tony will
designate what division a team will
participate in.
4200.402 Division B –
EXPERIENCE CO-ED
RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL
League plays Sundays beginning Nov.
9th (15 matches, 3 games each
match) plus playoffs. Games times
are 4:00pm, 5:00pm, 6:00pm using
both courts. Limit of 12 Teams. Team
Fee: $200
Returning 2013 - 2014 team registration till Oct. 10th 4:30pm. New Team
Registration begins Oct. 10th 4:35pm
League Supervisor: Tony Pires will
evaluate teams and players. Tony will
designate what division a team will
participate in.
4220.400 Men’s Basketball
Leagues
The Rec Dept. offers two leagues a
35yrs and Over and an Open league.
Players can participate in both if they
desire. The 35 and over League will
be played Sunday mornings starting in
November at 8:00am. The Open
League will be played on Wednesday
evenings starting mid November at
7:30 pm Please note, resident teams
that played in the 2013-2014 league
will have first preference to sign-up in
both Leagues. After the ‘13-’14
resident teams have registered there
is going to be other opportunities for
teams to register. The teams consisting
of resident players will register first. If
openings remain, corporate and nonresident teams can register.
Leagues will play 12 games plus
playoffs. Limit of 12 teams. Team
League Registration for returning
resident teams is upon receipt of
information packet until 4:00pm
Thursday October 9th. New,
Corporate, Returning Non Resident
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and New Non Resident teams begin
registration on Friday Oct. 10th at
times below:
9:30pm New Resident Teams
9:35pm Corporate Teams
9:40pm Returning Non-Resident Teams
9:45pm New Non-Resident Teams
Fee: $500 League Fee For both leagues
$550 Non-resident/corporate
League Supervisor: Bill Farm
4230.400 SWISH Women’s
Basketball League
This year the Women’s League will
begin play Nov. 9th at the Rec
Dept.’s gym. The league schedule is
for a total of twelve games plus
playoffs. Must register as a team. Limit
of 8 teams. Games played on Sunday
mornings starting at 10:00 am. Team
Returning team registration begins
upon receipt of information packet
until Oct. 10th at 5:00pm.
5:05pm New Resident Teams
5:10pm New Corporate Teams
5:15pm New Non Resident Teams
Fee: $450 for resident teams / $500 for
non resident
League Supervisor: Richard Deming
Health & Fitness
What is CrossFit?
CrossFit is the principal strength and
conditioning program for many
police academies and tactical
operations teams, military special
operations units, champion martial
artists, and hundreds of other elite
and professional athletes worldwide.
It is also being implemented in
nursing homes, pre-schools and
physical therapy…..if you fit
somewhere in between it can
probably help you. Our program
delivers a fitness by design, broad,
general and inclusive. Our specialty
is not specializing. Combat, survival,
many sports, and life reward this
kind of fitness and on average,
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punish the specialist. The CrossFit
program is designed for universal
scalability making it the perfect
application for any committed
individual regardless of experience.
We’ve used our same routines for
elderly individuals with heart disease
and cage fighters one month out
from televised bouts. We scale load
and intensity; we don’t change
programs. The need of Olympic
athletes and our grandparents differ
by degree not kind. Our soldiers,
skiers, mountain bike riders and
housewives have found their best
fitness from the same regimen. –
Courtesy of CrossFit Inc.
5078.400 Getting Started
– CrossFit On Ramp Ages 18+
The On-Ramp program is required for
ALL new clients prior to entering
regular classes. The curriculum
consists of 6 sessions completed over
2 weeks time to ensure knowledge
and safety of movements. During the
two weeks, we’ll review CrossFit
Methodology, the various
fundamental movements, Olympic
lifts, nutrition and complete various
benchmark WOD’s (Work Out of The
Day). Participants must attend all 6
sessions in order to move on from the
program. Participant will have the
flexibility to attend one of 2 time slots
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on the 3 days. Take advantage of
the reduced rate through the Parks
and Recreation Department!
.401 Oct. 6th Mon. Wed, Fri. 10:30am
for 6 sessions
.402 Oct. 6th Mon, Wed, Fri 6:30pm
(5:30pm Fridays) for 6 sessions
.403 Nov. 3rd Mon, Wed, Fri 10:30am
for 6 sessions
.404 Nov. 3rd Mon, Wed, Fri, 6:30pm
.405 Dec. 1st Mon, Wed, Fri 10:30am
for 6 sessions
.406 Dec. 1st Mon, Wed, Fri, 6:30pm
.101 Jan. 12th Mon, Wed, Fri 10:30am
for 6 sessions
.102 Jan. 12th Mon, Wed, Fri, 6:30pm
Fee: $104 Location: CrossFit Triton,
101 N Plains Industrial Road
YOGA, PILATES,
TAI CHI, SENIORS, &
SPECIALTY FITNESS
Please note the following health
and fitness classes are for
participants 13 years and older
5026.400 Mommy and Me Yoga
Class is for children between the
ages of 3 to 8 years old
Explore the enchanting world of yoga
with Mom (or Dad!) by your side! This
playful class will include an introduction
to yoga poses to develop strong and
healthy bodies, as well as relaxation
techniques where the kids learn to center and calm themselves. You will share
lots of giggles and hugs with partner
exercises designed to build confidence
in a non-competitive environment.
Equipment Needed: Your own yoga mat
Instructor: Rebecca Santillo
certified yoga instructor
Session .400 10/2-10/23 for 4 weeks
Fee: $20 (Additional Child $10)
Session .401 11/6-12/4 for 4 weeks
Fee: $20 (Additional Child $10)
Class Time: Thursdays 5:30-6:00 PM
Location: Exit 6
5001.400 Prenatal Yoga
A gentle practice designed to help
women prepare both physically and
Health & Fitness
emotionally for childbirth. Asana are
specifically designed to build both
strength and stamina. Relaxation
techniques are used to help you
bond with your baby and enjoy this
special time of your life. Experience
the fellowship and support of other
pregnant women while nourishing
yourself and unborn child. Bring a
mat, blanket, pillow, and water bottle.
Class fee can be adjusted for those
who will be delivering their babies
before the end of the session.
Date: 10/4-1/3 for 14 weeks
Class Time: Saturdays 11:10-12:20 PM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $75 (class can be pro-rated
depending on due date)
5020.401 Early Morning Yoga
Mix
Challenge your body with a different
yoga practice each day. Using a
variety of equipment to shake up your
yoga routine. Workout early and get
it done. The rest of the day is yours to
enjoy! All levels welcome!
Instructor: Sue Schade, certified
yoga instructor
Date: 9/29-12/29 for 13 weeks,
no class 10/13, 11/28
Class Time: Monday, Wednesdays
and Fridays 5:30-6:45 AM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $195
NEW!
5006.401 Basic Yoga
with zorayda
Come and enjoy the benefits of
breathing awareness, yoga poses,
and guided relaxation. Learn to listen
to your own body as it guides you to
develop the yoga practice that is
right for you. Emphasis will be on
feeling the poses, connecting to your
breath and your body, and letting go
of an 'ideal' of how each pose is
supposed to look like.
Instructor: Zorayda Cocchi OTR/L,
RYT 200, CYKT certified yoga instructor
Date: 9/29-12/29 for 13 weeks, no
class 10/20
Class Time: Mondays 9:30-10:45 AM
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $70
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5003.400 Yoga Flow
This multi-level class builds on the basic
yoga postures (asanas) and links them
together with breath awareness to
create a dynamic and challenging
flow. Students will enjoy the benefits of
increased muscular strength, as well as
flexibility and balance. You will leave
class feeling both energized and
peaceful. All levels welcome!
Instructor: Shelly Welch, R.Y.T, yoga
certified instructor
Class Time: Saturdays 9:00-10:15 AM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $75
5005.402 Gentle Yoga &
Meditation
A nurturing, healing yoga experience
for the beginner student or those
needing some relaxation and ease in
their life. Basic yoga postures and
breathing are taught in a gentle way
to help students release deep tension
and stress from their bodies and minds.
5005.402 Mondays 11:00-12:00 PM
Instructor: Christina Casavina
Date: 9/29-12/29 for 12 weeks no class
10/13, 11/3
Fee: $65
5005.401 Thursdays Gentle Yoga 9:3010:45 AM
Instructor: Christina Casavina
class 11/27
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $60
5006.400 Basic Yoga with
rebecca
*Class is for Beginners
An all-levels yoga class that includes
classical poses and basic breathing
techniques. Learn more about foundations of the postures, healthy alignment and relaxation. Something for
everyone! Students are encouraged
to work at their own pace.
Date: Fridays 10/3-12/26
9:30-10:45 AM for 12 weeks
no class 11/28
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $65
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5007.400 Therapeutic Yin
Yoga
Drawn from her Occupational
Therapy background and her yoga
training, Zorayda’s therapeutic yoga
includes the use of props, self
massage, breathing exercises,
relaxation, and meditation. Poses are
built from the least challenging to a
slow-graded increase in the level of
intensity. Poses are modified so that
each student benefits regardless of his
perceived physical condition. All are
welcome.
Instructor: Zorayda Cocchi OTR/L,
RYT 200, CYKT certified yoga instructor
class 10/20
Class Time: Mondays 7:00-8:15 PM
Location: Exit 6
Fee: $70
5009.400 Power Yoga
*Intermediate to advanced class
Energetic, vigorous practice that
blends sweat and flexibility in a class
that thoroughly tones the body and
disciplines the mind.
Instructor: Sue Schade, yoga
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $75
5027.400 Yoga Ball
*Intermediate to Advanced class
Adding a stability ball to your yoga
practice gives you a whole new set of
exercises you can perform while
making the old ones even more
challenging and beneficial. Come
and challenge your practice! Equipment Needed: Your own yoga mat
Instructor: Sue Schade, yoga
Class Time: Tuesdays 5:15-6:30 PM
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $75
5008.400 Lunch Hour Yoga
A complete yoga practice in just one
hour that will leave you invigorated
yet relaxed and ready to take on the
rest of your day. The perfect mid-day
workout for students of all levels.
Equipment Needed: Your own yoga
mat Optional: Bring your yoga mat.
Class Time: Wednesdays 12:00-1:00 PM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $65
5012.401 Total Barre ® Stott
Pilates
Is the answer to the latest in the fitness
industry’s total body workout. A
moving mix of pilates principles,
dance and strength training to
develop long lean, sculpted muscle
concentrating on smaller postural
muscles. No experience required.
Instructor: Linda Roy, STOTT pilates
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $65
5013.400 Mixed Level Yoga
with Christina
A hatha yoga class designed for all levels. This practice is focused on expressing the asana (postures) from the inside
out .Breath work and meditation will be
included. Based on the principles of
iyengar yoga, this therapeutic yoga will
open your heart and align your body
to its greatest potential.
Instructor: Christina Casavina,
Class Time: Wednesdays 9:30-10:45 AM
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $65
5028.400 Rejuvenate and
relax
This Yoga practice offers it all! The class
will begin by releasing tension in the
body and mind using asanas while resting attention calmly on the breath. This
movement based class will rejuvenate
your entire system and leave you feeling inspired and radiant from the inside
out. Sun Salutations, core work, and
hip opening will be incorporated into
each session. The practice is complete
with an extended relaxation piece.
Rejuvenate and feel great - then relax
to the max!
Instructor: Shelly Welch, R.Y.T, yoga
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $65
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5015.400 Kripalu Yoga
Come to a yoga class practiced in
the Kripalu Tradition. Attention is
given to breathe work, postures,
alignment and pose flow in addition
to nurturing the mind-body-soul
connection. Classes may include a
meditation and/or reflective reading,
an introduction to arm balances and
some chanting.
Equipment Needed: Your own yoga
mat or own towel to practice on
Instructor: Rachel Wasilewski
Class Time: Thursdays 6:30-7:30PM
no class 11/27
Location: Exit 6
FEE: $65
5023.400 Gentle Yoga w/
Backcare
Back care yoga is a slower paced
class. Movement and poses that
encourage improved postural
alignment and freedom from
pain. This class is also ideal for the
beginner in search of a more gentle
introduction to yoga. A perfect way
to unwind from your hectic work
week and relax into your weekend.
Instructor: Sue Schade Yoga
no class 11/28
Class Time: Fridays 5:15-6:30 PM
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $65
5018.400 Chair Yoga
This gentle yoga class will ease you
into the world of yoga, whatever your
age and ability. CHAIR YOGA is
designed for seniors and persons with
physical limitations. Students will have
the opportunity to come out of the
chair onto a yoga mat if they choose,
but this will not be mandatory. Every
class will include deep breathing
exercises and final relaxation. Come
see what yoga can do for you!
Instructor: Lauren Henrici, RYT,
Yoga-Fit certified instructor
Date: 9/30-12/30, no class 11/27, 12/25
Class Time: Tuesdays&Thursdays
1:30-2:15 PM
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $50
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5100.400 Tai Chi Ch’uan
“Relaxed physical movement with a
peaceful but focused mind” D.C.R.
Tai Chi is an excellent internal exercise
combined with external movement
for men and women of all ages and
physical abilities. The early effect of
Tai Chi is lowering of blood pressure
and stress reduction due to the
relaxed, gentle movements of the Tai
Chi form.
Instructor: Central CT Tai Chi
Ch’uan
Class Time: Tuesday 7:00-8:00 PM
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $65
5101.400 Strength Training
at Choate Rosemary Hall’s
Fitness Center
Get a personalized strength training
program. Sue will design a program
based on your goals and will
supervise and guide you through
your workout. You can’t beat what
you get out of this program: a
personalized workout plan, Sue’s
expertise and guidance, and use of
Choate’s state-of-the art fitness
center for a great price!!! You will
make use of free weights, nautilus,
and cardio equipment (treadmills,
bicycles, ellipticals, stairclimbers, etc.)
Instructor: Sue Schade
.401 Session A: Tuesdays and
Thursdays 8:00-9:30 AM
no class 11/27, 12/25
Location: Choate Rosemary Hall’s
Fitness Center
Fee: $95
.402 Session B: Tuesdays and
Thursdays 9:30-11:00 AM
no class 11/4 11/27, 12/25
Location: Choate Rosemary Hall’s
Fitness Center
Fee: $95
5104.400 Bellydance
Raise your fitness level, coordination
and confidence as you discover the
magic of one of the oldest and most
beautiful dance forms! Aleenah provides clear, easy to follow instruction,
incorporating elements of Egyptian,
Turkish, Gypsy, and Tribal bellydance
styles. Each class offers exciting dance
combinations that will keep you bellydancing! All levels are welcome.
Health & Fitness
Instructor: Aleenah, bellydance
instructor and performer
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $75
5016.400 PILOXING ® This program uniquely blends the power, speed, and agility of boxing
with the targeted sculpting and flexibility of pilates. These techniques are
also supplemented by the use
of weighted gloves, further toning the
arms and maximizing cardiovascular
health. Add to that some exhilarating
dance moves and you have a muscle-toning workout that is guaranteed
to leave you feeling physically and
mentally empowered! This class can
be done barefoot or with sneakers.
Instructor: Shelly Welch, AFAA
Class Time: Thursdays 6:00-6:45 PM
no class 11/27
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $60
5102.400 Early Morning
Striders
Begin your fall morning with a vigorous
walk throughout the beautiful streets of
Wallingford. A great way to start your
day with exercise, fresh air and friendship.
Please dress accordingly, we
recommend bringing a flash light and
reflective vest. Please leave your pets
at home.
Instructor: Mary Nieves
Date: 9/29-1/2
Class Time: Mondays, Wednesdays,
Location: Walk starts at Simpson
Court at the Wishing Well (Corner of
North Main St. and Center St.) Parking
available. Fee: $10
5103.400 Arthritis
Foundation Exercise
Program
This class is a program of specialized
exercises promoting range of motion,
flexibility and relaxation enhancing
the quality of life.
Instructor: Elaine Doherty, Arthritis
Foundation Certified
Date: 9/8-12/17
Class Time: Monday and
Wednesdays and 12:30-1:30 PM
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Location: Wallingford Sr. Center
Fee: $30
5105.400 Swing Shift
This class is designed for the active
senior. Move and step to your
favorite music as you improve your
cardiovascular health. Strength and
balance exercises also included for
complete fitness. This class will keep
you moving and keep you doing the
activities you love to do!
Class is for 50+ Adult
Instructor: Lauren Henrici Mondays
and Wednesdays, Gwen Silloway
Fridays, AFAA and ACE certified
instructors
Date: 9/29-1/2, no class 10/13, 11/28
Class Time: Mondays, Wednesdays,
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $30
5106.400 Zumba Gold ® Zumba Gold targets the largest
growing segment of the population:
baby boomers. It takes the Zumba
formula and modifies the moves and
pacing to suit the needs of the active
older participant, as well as those just
starting their journey to a fit and
healthy lifestyle. What stays the same
are all the elements the Zumba
Fitness-Party is known for: the zesty
Latin music, like salsa, merengue,
cumbia and reggaeton; the
exhilarating, easy-to-follow moves;
and the invigorating, party-like
atmosphere. Active older adults want
camaraderie, excitement and fitness
as a regular part of their weekly
schedule. Zumba Gold is the perfect
fit. It’s a dance-fitness class that feels
friendly, and most of all, fun.
Instructor: Lauren Henrici AFAA and
Zumba Gold certified instructor
Date: 9/30-12/30, no class 11/27, 12/25
Class Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays
11:00-11:45 AM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $25
5540.400 Hula Hoop Fitness
is HOT!
Get a new spin on life and fitness with
hula-hooping and remember how fun
it is to PLAY! This upbeat, aerobic
workout blends the invigoration of
cardio with a mind-body connection
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FALL Yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi, and Specialty Fitness Classes
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
5:30-6:45 AM
Sue S
Early Morning Yoga Mix
5:30-6:45 AM
Sue S
6:00-7:00 AM
Mary
Early AM Striders
6:00-7:00 AM
Mary
Early AM Striders
8:00-9:30 AM
Sue S
Strength Training A
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
9:30-10:15 AM
Christina
Gentle Yoga
6:00-7:00 AM
Mary
Early AM Striders
8:00-9:30 AM
Sue S
Strength Training A
9:00-10:15 AM
Shelly
Yoga Flow
9:30-11:00 AM
Sue S
Strength Training B
9:30-10:45 AM
Christina
Mixed Level Yoga
9:30-11:00 AM
Sue S
Strength Training B
9:30-10:45 AM
Rebecca
Yoga Basics
10:35-11:20 AM
Lauren
Swing Shift
11:00-11:45 AM
Lauren
Zumba Gold
10:35-11:20 AM
Lauren
Swing Shift
11:00-11:45 AM
Lauren
Zumba Gold
10:35-11:20 AM
Gwen
Swing Shift
11:00-12:00 PM
Christina
Gentle Yoga
1:30-2:15 PM
Lauren
Chair Yoga
12:00-1:00 PM
Rebecca
Lunch Hour
12:30-1:30 PM
Elaine
Arthritis
5:15-6:30 PM
Sue S
Yoga Ball
12:30-1:30 PM
Elaine
Arthritis
5:15-6:30 PM
Sue S
Power Yoga
6:30-7:15 PM
Meg G
Hula Hoop Fitness
7:00-8:15 PM
Zorayda
Therapeutic Yin Yoga
5:30-6:00 PM
Rebecca
Mom and Me Yoga
5:45-6:45 PM
Shelly
Reclaim & Rejuvenate
6:00-6:45 PM
Shelly
Piloxing®
7:30-8:30 PM
Aleenah
Bellydance
6:00-7:00 PM
Linda
Total Barre
6:30-7:30 PM
Rachel
Kripalu Yoga
Our fitness classes are great for the
beginner and experienced exerciser!
10:30-11:30 AM
Rebecca
Prenatal Yoga
1:30-2:15 PM
Lauren
Chair Yoga
7:00-8:00PM
Central CT Tai Chi
Tai Chi
while improving balance, flexibility
and core strength. We will hoop at
the waist, hips, arms, and off the body
while moving and flowing with the
hoop.
Burn up to 500 calories an hour while
smiling and having fun! A few fancy
beginner hoop tricks will also be
included in this class series. Hulahooping is for everyone…. don’t worry
if you haven’t picked up a hoop in
years! We will be using sturdy,
specially designed adult sized hoops
are easy and fun to use!
Instructor: Meg Greser certified
instructor
Dates: 9/30-12/30 for 14 weeks
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $55
SATURDAY
5:30-6:45 AM
Sue S
9:30-11:45 AM
Zorayda
Basic Yoga
Evening
Afternoon
Morning
Early Morning
MONDAY
FITNESS CLASSES
*** Attention: Out of Town Residents
will be charged $5 for each
individual fitness class taken.****
Fitness Class Fees apply only to
classes listed in the shaded “Fitness
section” and on “Fitness Schedule”
The more classes you sign up for the
more you SAVE!!!
1st Fitness class that you register is full
Fee. 2nd class and each following
class take $5 off each class.
5500.400 Early Morning
Mix-Up
We will mix things up and keep it
moving with our early morning mix up!
Each class will feature a full-body
workout in a fun and different way as
we will be step, pump,Turbokick, and
5:15-6:30 PM
Sue S
Yoga for Back Care
run our way through the summer!
Instructor: Jess Holloway AFAA
Date: Date: 9/30-12/30 for 12 weeks ,
no class 11/27, 12/25
Class Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays
5:45-6:30 AM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $65
5501.400 Morning
Motivators
Have fun while burning fat and
building muscle! Using a wide variety
of equipment including the step,
bosu, free weights, body bars, bands,
stability balls, medicine balls, pilates
rings, foam rollers etc. we will reshape
your body! Simple choreography,
fun and effective!
Offered 3 times a week to meet the
demands of your ever changing
schedule. All fitness levels welcome!
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Instructor: Certified Instructors
Lauren Henrici AFAA (teaches M,W)
and Gwen Silloway ACE (teaches F)
Dates: 9/29-1/2 for 13 weeks, no class
10/13, 11/3, 11/28
Class Time: Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday 9:30-10:30 AM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $95
5506.400 Strength Fusion
A full body workout using hand
weights, kettlebells, body bars,
medicine and stability balls, and more
to strengthen and tone making you
stronger and fitter! All are welcome!
Instructor: Sue Moreschi, ACE
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $42
Tabata Training
As requested from participants! 8
rounds of 20 seconds of intense work
followed by 10 seconds of rest. A
high intensity interval training that is
sure to improve your strength and
cardiovascular fitness. All welcome!
5521.400 Tabata Training
Mondays 7:05-7:50 PM
Instructor: Sue Moreschi ACE
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $42
5521.401 Tabata Training
Wednesday’s Session 7:35-8:20 PM
Class Time: Date: 10/1-12/17 for 12
weeks
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $36
5524.400 Power Ball
Looking for a challenging workout?
Strengthen your body and improve
core stability while also improving your
flexibility, all while using the stability ball.
We’ll be using a variety of weights and
your own body weight to strengthen
both large and small muscle groups.
Instructor: Gwen Silloway ACE
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $42
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5507.401 Variety Works
Variety is the spice of life! You won’t find
boredom here! Each week we will mix it
up using various fitness equipment:
stability and medicine balls, jump ropes,
Step, Valslide, Bosu, weights, bands,
resistance tubing, etc. Result = a great
cardio and strength workout!
Instructor: Gwen Silloway ACE
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $42
5527.400 The Ballet Body
This group exercise class infuses Ballet,
Pilates and Yoga into a total body
workout. The format of the class is to
concentrate on precise movement
patterns using light hand-held weights
as well as body-weight only exercises
incorporating the use a chair (to
simulate the Ballet Barre techniques).
This is an energetic and fun class. No
dance experience required! Looking
for long, lean muscles without impact
to your body….plié, relevé…Ballet!
Instructor: Shelly Welch, AFAA and
R.Y.T, yoga certified instructor
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $36
5522.400 Cardio Fusion
A mix of traditional calisthenics and body
weight exercises with interval, strength,
and cardiovascular training. A total body
conditioning/cross training workout!
11/27 Class Time: Thursdays 5:10-5:55 PM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $33
Body Sculpt
A total body strength training workout
using body bars, hand held weights,
bands, stability balls, medicine balls,
and/or even kettlebells! Don’t miss the
fun and a great workout!
5526.400 Body Sculpt
Thursdays 6:00-7:00 PM
11/27
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Location: Exit 15
Fee: $33
5526.401 Body Sculpt S
saturdays 8:00-8:45 AM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $42
5525.400 Triple Play
This class offers a variety of cardio,
strength and core in a unique variety
of 3 15 minute rounds ending with a
full body stretch! A great way to
Triple Play into the weekend!
Instructor: Vicky Adams AFFA
certified
11/28
Class Time: Fridays 5:30-6:30 PM
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $36
5510.400 ZUMBA!® at the
Wallingford Park & Rec
We offer 3 types of Zumba!
Zumba - Come join the party and see
what all the fun is about!! Experience
Zumba, the country’s fastest growing
dance fitness craze with dynamic, yet
easy to follow Latin and Hip-Hop style
moves to pulsating Latin and
International rhythms. This class
format combines fast and slow
rhythms that tone and sculpt the
body in an aerobic fashion to
achieve a unique balance of cardio
and muscle toning. So be a part of
this innovative and exciting class and
take the “work” out of working out!
Zumba/Step - This workout will be half
regular zumba and half Zumba step.
Zumba Step is step toning and
strengthening for your legs and glutes
with the fun of Zumba fitness-party!
Zumba Toning - The party continues
with this innovative cardio class!
ZUMBA Toning takes the original
ZUMBA dance fitness class to the next
level by infusing cardio with light
weight resistance using specialized
toning sticks or weights. This class
format combines Latin/International
rhythms with dynamic resistive
exercises to further improve overall
muscle tone and performance. Join
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ZUMBA...Continued
the fun and experience a brand new
approach to weighted activity!
*Zumba Gold offered under
specialty fitness section
.400 Zumba Mondays 7:00-7:45 PM
Instructor: Cheryl Myers Zumba and
NETA certified instructor
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $42
.401 Zumba Toning Mondays
7:45-8:30 PM
Instructor: Cheryl Myers Zumba and
NETA certified instructor
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $42
.403 Zumba Wednesdays
7:15-8:00 PM
Instructor: Fee Adams, AFAA and
Zumba certified instructor
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $36
.405 Zumba Thursdays 5:15-6:00PM
Instructor: Shelly Welch, AFAA and
11/27
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $33
.404 Zumba/Step Wednesdays
8:00-8:45 PM
Instructor: Fee Adams, AFAA and
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $36
.406 Zumba Thursdays 7:00-7:45 PM
Instructor: Lisa Michetti certified
Zumba instructor
11/27
Location: Exit 15
Fee: $33
FALL HEALTH & Fitness Classes
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
5:45-6:30 AM
Jess
Early Morning Mix Up
Early
Morning
Morning
TUESDAY
9:30-10:30 AM
Lauren
Morning Motivators
5:30-6:15 PM
Sue M
Strength Fusion
THURSDAY
5:45-6:30 AM
Jess
Early Morning Mix Up
9:30-10:30 AM
Lauren
Morning Motivators
5:15-6:00 PM
Gwen
Power Ball
FRIDAY
5:00-5:45 PM
Shelly
"The Ballet Body"
8:00-8:45 AM
Sue M
Body Sculpt
9:30-10:30 AM
Gwen
Morning Motivators
5:15-6:00 PM
Shelly
Zumba
5:10-5:55 PM
Sue M
Cardio Fusion
6:20-7:05 PM
Sue M
Tabata Training
6:05-6:50 PM
Gwen
Variety Works
6:00-7:00 PM
Sue M
Body Sculpt
Evening
7:05-7:50 PM
Sue M
Tabata Training
7:00-7:45 PM
Cheryl
ZUMBA
7:15-8:00 PM
Fee
ZUMBA
7:45-8:30 PM
Cheryl
ZUMBA Toning
8:00-8:45 PM
Fee
ZUMBA/Step
7:00-7:45 PM
Lisa
ZUMBA
SATURDAY
5:30-6:30 PM
Vicky
Triple Play
8:15-9:00 AM
Shelly
Zumba
SUNDAY
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.407 Zumba Saturdays 8:15-9:00 AM
Instructor: Shelly Welch AFAA and
Zumba Certified Instructor
Date:10/4-1/3 for 14 weeks
Location: Exit 16
Fee: $42
Intro To Hip Hop Dance
Ages 8-16
Come learn some dance moves and
have a blast! We’ll start with a warm
up and stretching. Next we will learn
some dance steps center floor and
also traveling across the floor. Then
we will put those steps together to
form a combination and set it to
music. Please wear clean sneakers or
dance sneakers. Bring a water bottle
and be ready to have fun!
6000.417 Ages 8-11 Thursdays Oct. 9th
5:00pm - 5:45pm for 8 weeks
6000.418 Ages 12-16 Thursdays Oct.
9th 5:45pm - 6:30pm for 8 weeks
Instructor: Michelle Schweighoffer
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $60
6010.400 Ballroom Dancing
Beginner and Intermediate
for Adults
Beginner ballroom is an introduction to
Ballroom dancing, Fox Trot, Waltz,
Swing, Rumba and Cha Cha Cha,
more if time permits. Intermediate
ballroom is more in depth with more
technique and adding tango and others if time permits. Partners necessary.
When: Fridays, Oct. 10th for 10 weeks
6:30 - 7:30pm
Instructor: Al Lewis
Location: Exit 15 Fee: $75 per couple
6016.400 Swing Dance
Beginner to Intermediate
Experience one of the latest rages in
dance, “The Swing” from the late 30’s
and early 40’s. Taught from basic to
intermediate. Partners necessary.
Limit 20 couples.
When: Fridays, Oct. 10th for 10 weeks,
7:30 - 8:30pm
Instructor: Al Lewis
Location: Exit 15 Fee: $75 per couple
6000.400 It’s Back!!!
COUNTRY LINE DANCE Come out and learn the most popular
country steps being used in many clubs
and nightlife venues in the world
today! Dance steps are learned to
some of today›s top country songs and
Performing Arts
artists! Break out your cowboy boots
and hat and join us for this upbeat,
fun and energetic 8 week class!
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $40
6000.405 Kids Jazz Ages 4-5
This half hour jazz class is designed to
continue introducing the different
types of dance to 4 and 5 year
olds. During this class the students will
learn the basic fundamentals of jazz
dancing. The music used during the
class will be sure to get your child
moving and grooving to the beat!
Instructor: Amy Malone
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $50
6000.410 1st Year Pre- School
Dance Program Ages 3-4
This first year pre school dance
program is designed for 3 - 4 year old
children as an introduction to the
fundamentals of tap and ballet. The
children will learn how to do the basic
steps of dance as well as learn basic
definitions of positions and techniques.
.410 Mondays Oct. 6th
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $60
6000.401 Diaper Darlings
Ages 18mo. - 3years
This program is a great way to get
your toddler an introduction to the
sounds and movement of dance. Ms.
Amy takes a gentle approach,
teaching basic steps and rhythm.
When: Mondays Oct. 6th 3:30pm 4:00pm for 8 weeks
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $50
6000.415 2nd Year Pre- School
Dance Program Ages 4-5
This second year pre-school dance
program will continue to add to the
introduction of Tap and Ballet for 4 - 5
year olds. The children will expand on
their basic knowledge of tap and
ballet steps, integrating definitions,
positions and techniques.
When: Mondays Oct. 6th 2:00pm -
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3:00pm for 8 weeks
Location: Exit 14
Fee: $60
Guitar for Kids
6120.400 Little Strummers I
• For 8-12yrs
Group guitar lessons for the absolute
beginner. The class will emphasize
basic guitar fundamentals. Students
will learn how to read music, chords
and correct hand techniques. Must
supply your own guitar. Instructor has
limited supply of guitars for rental.
6120.401 Wednesday 5:00 - 5:45pm
Instructor: Chris Maiocco
Location: Exit 4.5
Fee: $60
6122.400 Little Strummers II
• For 8-12yrs
Intermediate group guitar lessons for
the continuing student who has
previous playing experience. Students
with prior experience will learn
intermediate fundamentals with an
emphasis on reading chords, notes
and hand techniques. Must supply
your own guitar. Instructor has limited
supply of guitars for rental.
When: Wednesday 5:45-6:30pm
Location: Exit 4.5
Fee: $60
Guitar for Teens
6130.400 Guitar Giants I •
For 13-18 yrs
Beginning group guitar lessons for the
absolute beginner.
Emphasis will be placed on learning
and reading basic chords and notes,
the parts of the guitar and correct
hand techniques. Students with prior
experience will learn intermediate
fundamentals with an emphasis on
reading chords, notes and hand
techniques. Must supply your own
guitar. Instructor has limited supply of
guitars for rental.
When: Wednesdays 6:30-7:15pm
Location: Exit 4.5
Fee: $60
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Performing Arts
6130.400 Guitar Giants II
• For 13-18 yrs
Intermediate group guitar lessons for
the continuing student who has
previous playing experience. Students
emphasis on reading chords, notes
and hand techniques. You must
supply your own guitar. Instructor has
limited supply of guitars for rental.
When: Wednesdays 7:15-8:00pm
Location: Exit 4.5
Fee: $60
Guitar for Adults
6135.401 Classic Guitar
• For Adults 18+
This class is for the beginner adult
guitar student. A wide range of skills
will be taught including a special
emphasis on chords, voicing, right
and left hand techniques and proper
fingering.
Individualized musical preference/
goals will be accommodated into
each lesson. Instructor has limited
supply of guitars for rental.
When: Wednesday 8:00 - 8:45pm
Location: Exit 4.5
Fee: $60
Keyboarding
6220.401 Beginner
Keyboarding Ages 8-12
Group Piano lessons for the absolute
basic keyboard fundamentals.
Students will learn how to read music,
finger placement and correct hand
techniques. Keyboards will be
supplied, but space is limited.
Location: Exit 1
Fee: $60
6220.402 Beginner
Keyboarding for Teens
Ages 13 - 17
Group Piano lessons for the absolute
basic keyboard fundamentals.
Students will learn how to read music,
finger placement and correct hand
techniques. Keyboards will be
supplied, but space is limited.
When: Tuesdays Oct. 7th 5:45pm 6:30pm for 8 weeks
Location: Exit 1
Fee: $60
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6220.410 Beginner
Keyboarding for Adults 18 +
Beginning group keyboarding lessons
for the absolute beginner.
Emphasis will be placed on learning
and reading basic chords, notes and
correct hand techniques. Students
emphasis on reading music, notes
and hand techniques. Keyboards
supplied, space limited.
Location: Exit 1
Fee: $60
Drumming
6230.400 Beginning Drums
Ages 8 - Adult
Group drum lessons for the absolute
beginner. Students will be taught
essential skills such as how to hold the
drumsticks, how to count time, and
the difference between signatures,
notes and beats. Finally, reading
basic sheet music will also be covered. Students will be provided with
drum pads for class use only. Sticks
must be purchased by the students.
6230.201 Ages 7 -18 Tuesdays
Oct. 7th 7:15pm - 8:00pm for 8 weeks
6230.202 Ages 18 - Adult Tuesdays
Oct. 7th 8:00 - 8:45pm for 8 weeks
Instructor: Chris Maiocco,
Graduate of GTI and a performer for
over 22 years
Location: Exit 1
Fee: $60
Fine Arts
WALLINGFORD ARTS AND RECREATION - COME & CREATE
Fall 2014 FINE ARTS PROGRAM
7001.400 Vibrant Pastels for
Adults
Pastels layer and mix with ease creating complete work in a short time.
Subject matter can be chosen according to the student’s interest. New students order pastels as a group in the
first class. Others bring a 96 pc. set of
NU PASTELS, Canson paper (Steele
Gray or Felt Gray) backing board and
clips.
Enrollment Limits: 12 max.
12:30 – 3:30pm for 8 weeks
Instructor: Ellie Bender
Location: Exit 7A
Fee: $60
7010.402 Come Paint, Come
Draw!
Bring your supplies and a desire to
create. Individualized instruction in a
workshop setting. Bring a magazine
quality photo as a reference to work
from or your favorite masterpiece to
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copy. Instructor can be called with
instructions about supplies.
Enrollment Limits: 12 max.
Instructor: Rashmi Talpade (Fine
Arts Supervisor)
Location: Exit 7A
Fee: $80
7020.400 Basic Drawing
Techniques
It is essential to draw correctly before
painting and this is the fundamental
stress that many beginners are
subjected to when creating an art
project. Learn the art of drawing
various objects in a simplified manner
using linear and shading techniques.
Natural and manmade objects will be
provided to teach a stress free
enjoyable approach towards
understanding line, form, light and
Fine Arts
shade, depth and dimensions.
Perspective techniques will also be
taught. Graphite, Charcoal, pens,
color pencils and color pens will be
used to study the fundamentals of
drawing. Critique on existing projects
provided as well.
Enrollment Limits: 12 max
When: Wednesdays Oct. 8th
Arts Supervisor)
Location: Exit 7A
Fee: $80
7030.400 Painting (All
Levels) and the Mixology of
Colors
There are millions of greens, grays,
blues and browns in nature. Skin-tones
can vary from the darkest to the
lightest in one single portrait. Shades
of greens can be achieved without
the use of white and black can be
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mixed without the use of the black
paint tube. Bring your paints and learn
the magic of mixing colors and
creating a gamut of shades to suit
your choice of subjects. Learn the
difference between shades and hues,
bright colors and light colors. Tonal
values, high key, low key, pastel
shades, jewel tones, primary,
secondary, quaternary and tertiary
colors will be explored. Learn to mix
the colors required to recreate the
shades in photographs and objects.
Oil or water based colors welcome.
Students may bring a work in progress
for color analysis. All levels – adults.
Enrollment Limits: 12 max
When: Fridays Oct. 10th
10:00am – 12:00pm for 8 weeks
Arts Supervisor)
Location: Exit 7A
Fee: $80
AFTER SCHOOL ARTS AND CRAFTS PROGRAM
The Fine Arts and Craft After School
Enrichment Program, has completed its
seventh successful year. Classes are
held in each school so that parents
may pick up their children an hour later.
FACTS:
Classes run for 6 weeks. Holidays
and cancelled classes will be
made up at the end of the session.
The cost is $50 per class, all
materials included.
The program is available to the
specific students in the schools
where the classes are offered.
Minimum 5, maximum 10 students
per class.
Registration forms and class details
will be sent by email via the Board
of Education in March 2014. Please
look out in your inbox for this email.
Some printed flyers will be available
at the recreation center as well.
To enroll please use these special
registration forms sent via email or
those available at the Recreation
Center.
For questions and more info, call
203 294 2120.
MOSES Y BEACH: Grades 1 – 2
Time: 3:35pm – 4:50 pm
7705.401 Animal and Human Masks
Instructor: Rashmi Talpade
Mondays: Oct 2014– Exact dates TBA
7705.401 Drawing and Painting
Instructor: Aimee Burgh
Thursdays: Oct 2014– Exact dates TBA
COOK HILL: Grades 1 – 2
Time: 3:35pm – 4:50 pm
7704.402 Drawing,Painting and
Sculpting Unique Animals Around
the World.
Instructor: Kim Larkin
E.C. STEVENS: Grades 1 – 2
Time: 3:35pm – 4:50 pm
7706.401 Clay Animals and Birds
Thursdays: Oct 2014– Exact dates TBA
PARKER FARMS: Grades 3 – 5
Time: 3:20pm – 4:35pm
Instructor: Mistina Hanscom
Tuesdays: Oct 2014– Exact dates TBA
POND HILL: Grades 3 – 5
Time: 3:20pm – 4:35pm
7708.401 Clay and Painting
Tuesdays: Oct 2014– Exact dates TBA
HIGHLAND: Grades 1 – 2
Time: 3:35pm – 4:50 pm
Wednesdays: Oct 2014– Exact dates
TBA
Instructor: Mistina Hanscome
Thursdays: starting October 2014 –
Exact dates TBA
YALESVILLE: Grades 3 – 5
Time: 3:20pm – 4:35pm
7701.401 Clay and Painting
Wednesdays: Oct 2014-Exact dates TBA
7701.102 Art Explorers, Creating
Native American Animals
Instructor: Mistina Hanscom
Fridays: starting Oct 21 – Dec 2, 2014
ROCK HILL: Grades 3 – 5
Time: 3:20pm – 4:35pm
7707.403 Clay and Painting Cartoons
Fridays: Oct 2014– Exact dates TBA
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8020.400 Knitting with
Marilyn
Learn new and improve existing knitting skills, techniques and methods.
Cast on / cast off, increase-decrease,
fixing errors, magic loop, short rows,
finishing/seaming and much more.
Join the fun and camaraderie. Basic
knitting skills required.
When: Tuesdays October 7th 9:30am 11:30am for 6 weeks (No Class 11/11)
Instructor: Marilyn Pettison
Location: Exit 3
Fee: $40
8026.400 Parent Child
Halloween Workshop
Come do some spooktacular crafting
as each member of your team
creates a ghoulish project. You can
choose from giant black widows,
glittery and cool, a large scary
Frankenstein head with monster arms
for grabbing, or a wicked witch! We
will be using wood, paints, glitter and
more to create our monsters. Come
join in the fun. We will supply the
monster Ade and yummy treats, you
bring your imagination.
When: Friday Oct. 17th 6:30-9:00pm
One Night
Visual Arts
Location: Exit 7A
Fee: $30 per team of 2 (A $16 Supply
fee per team of 2 made payable to
the instructor night of class)
NEW!
8035.400 Aromatherapy
Night
Come create your own fragrances to
help relax and renew as we enter the
cooler months. Using all
natural warming spices, natural
lavender, coriander, peppermint,
vanilla and more, we will create
small pillows made of your own
recipes. We will make creams, bath
salts, sugar gommages for the skin in
winter and more, all with essential oils. All supplies and containers provided. Come see what stirs your senses.
When: Monday Oct. 20th
7:00pm-9:00pm One Night
Location: TBD
Fee: $25 (A $12 Supply fee made
payable to instructor night of class)
8030.400 Fun and Easy
Jewelry Night
Come learn the ins and outs of easy
jewelry assembly. You can choose
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between a lariat style necklace or a
traditional glass and metal beaded
project. Earring set to match, and if
time allows, a pretty bracelet as well. All tools and supplies provided.
Beginners welcome.
When: Friday Nov. 14th
6:45pm-9:15pm One Night
Instructor: Kim Larkin Location: Exit 7A
Fee: $25 ($12 Supply fee made
payable to the instructor night of class)
8037.400 Parent Child
Holiday Workshop
Come take time to create with your
child before the craziness of the holday sets in! We will be each making a
project. First project: A wooden lawn
sign of a penguin or Chris Moose. Second project: Painted and decorated wooden basket for goodies
with whimsical winter themed additions. Fun, easy projects you can use. Cocoa and goodies to boot!
When: Friday Dec. 5th 6:30pm –
9:15pm One Night
Instructor: Kim Larkin Location: Exit 7A
Fee: $30 per team of 2 (A $15 Supply
fee made payable to the instructor
night of class)
Special Events
CELEBRATE WALLINGFORD
Come visit our booth for information
on upcoming, programs, trips, live
demonstrations and free face
painting for your child. We will be
located on North Main Street near
Archie Moore’s restaurant from
11:00a.m. - 5:00p.m. on Saturday.
When: Saturday October 4, 2014
Time: 11:00a.m.-5:00p.m.
Where: North Main Street
Fee: Free
A GOBLIN GATHERING
A gathering for all Wallingford Goblins!
Gather in front of the Wallingford Town
Hall for an evening of fun activities, d.j.
monster mash music, ghoulish games,
art projects, scarecrow building and
more. Pre-bagged candy, cider and
donuts. This event is sponsored by the
Wallingford Public Celebrations
Committee and the Wallingford Parks
and Recreation Department and
Wallingford Center Inc.
When: Friday October 24, 2014
Time: 6:45p.m.
Where: Wallingford Town Hall
Fee: Free
9 AND A CHICKEN
This year’s hunt will be one for the
ages. Participants will be required to
go to the Recreation Department to
pick up a packet of CERTIFIED clues.
(We want to make sure that all
participants start from the Recreation
Department so everyone has a fair
shot) These clues will lead you to 9
cardboard turkeys and the bonus
chicken. All cardboard turkeys and
chicken will be hidden on Wallingford
town property. The object is to locate
a turkey and return it to the Parks and
Recreation for a gift certificate.
Awards: To be awarded to the first ten
families that return with the cardboard
turkey or rubber chicken. Clues must
be handed in at time for redemption.
When: Friday November 14, 2014
Time: 7:00p.m.
Where: Wallingford Parks and
Recreation Department
Fee: Free
6th Annual Downtown
Wallingford Holiday Stroll
This season we will be once again be
joining forces with Wallingford Center,
Inc. and the downtown Wallingford
merchants to offer roasted chestnuts,
kettle corn, hot chocolate, a bonfire,
ice carving, d.j. entertainment, a
photo booth and more. Fill out a
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ballot at each participating merchant
and enter a chance to win a gift
basket worth $1000.00, $600.00 or
$400.00 of gift cards. Downtown shops
and restaurants will be open late to
offer Holiday tastings and special
discounts. A great way to kickoff the
Holiday Season!!
For more information call WCI at
203-284-1807 or Wallingford Parks and
Recreation at 203-294-2120.
Special Events
When: Friday December 5th
Time: 4pm to 8:30pm
Fee: Free to the public (minimal fee for
some food items)
SANTA HOT LINE
Pre-register for a very special 2 night
service to the North Pole for our
special phone line to the Jolly Old Elf
himself. Phone calls to be made
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When: December 8th, and 10th,
between 4:00-6:00p.m. Sign up for
one of the two days. Limited 35 call
each day.
Fee: Free
Pick up registration forms after
November 14, 2014 at the Parks and
Recreation Department.
Park System Facilities
PUBLIC SAFETY NOTICE
TOWN OF WALLINGFORD • TYLER MILL RECREATION AND CONSERVATION AREA
October - February during Hunting Season
HUNTING by PERMIT ONLY in DESIGNATED AREAS on
Monday, Wednesday, Saturday & Thanksgiving Day • Upland Game Only
DAILY PERMITS and MAPS are issued at Uncle B’s Bait & Tackle Shop (203) 294-1180
OTHER USES:
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday
DO NOT use on hunting days, for safety reasons BY ORDER TOWN OF WALLINGFORD
HUNTING VIOLATIONS - CALL WLFD. POLICE DEPT.
(203) 294-2800 or DEP 1-800-842-4357
Tyler Mill Preserve:
Tyler Mill Preserve has approximately
11 miles of well blazed trails through
fields, wetlands, woodlands and
along streams and the Muddy River.
Many of the trails are loop trails that
will bring you back to where you
began. There is also an interpretive
nature trail in the preserve with 25
numbered stops of interest. NO
MOTORIOZED VEHICLES are allowed
on these trails! Trail maps are
available at the Parks and Recreation
Department, the Wallingford Public
Library and the Environmental
Planning Office in Town Hall. PLEASE
NOTE SAFETY NOTICE: small game
hunting is allowed in the preserve;
Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays
and Thanksgiving Day, October February. Do not use the preserve on
these days for safety reasons.
Ferguson Woods:
Ferguson Woods, located at the end
of Dibble Edge Rd., off Durham Rd.,
offers a gentler hiking experience,
excellent for families with younger
children, or those who want a less
rugged hike. The trails are fairly level
and 45 minutes will take you through
the main trail loop. The property has a
flowing stream, many wildflowers, a
pond with aquatic birds and is a great
spot for migratory spring birds. There is
no hunting allowed on this property.
USE OF DAVID DOHERTY
FACILITY:
Permits are required for use of any
rooms or gymnasiums. Permits are
given out on a first come first serve
basis to residents, businesses and nonprofit organizations of Wallingford.
Reservations will not be received over
the phone. Persons must fill out the
facility request form which is available
at the Front office of the Rec Dept.
Fee schedule for room rental is available upon request. Room rental is subject to availability. Requested use
must not conflict with any Recreation
Department activity. USE OF PARK
PAVILIONS: Permits are required for
use of pavilions and fields. Permits are
given out on a first come first serve
basis to residents, businesses and nonprofit organizations of Wallingford.
Reservations will not be received over
the phone. Persons must fill out the
facility request form which is available
at the Front office of the Rec Dept.
RECYCLING must be done by each
person using any Town of Wallingford
Recreational Facility. The items you
must recycle are newspapers, corrugated cardboard, office paper, glass
bottles, and plastic containers #1 or
#2 and scrap metals. Town containers
are for rubbish, not recycling. With
your help recycling works!
Wallingford Land Trust
Are you looking For Some Hikes that
Give Secluded, “Deep Woods”
Experience? The Wallingford Land Trust
invites you to two of our trail systems.
Check For information online at www.
WallIingfordLandTrust.org. The Land
Trust’s newest trail located on Three
Meadows Property: A Short, flat nature
hike on Bridle Lane, off Woodhouse
Ave. This trail is meant for those looking
for a brief, less arduous nature experience and is especially rewarding for
the bird enthusiast. The parcel backs
up to quiet neighbors and contains
several varied habitats; meadows,
wetlands with a stream running
through the central corridor, a cedar
stand, some scrub growth and early
successional forest, all of which provide cover, shelter and food to a wide
range of amphibians, mammals, butterflies and birds. A large sugar maple
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provides a shady picnic area, complete with two benches for those who
want to sit and enjoy this serene area.
Orchard Glenn/Spruce Glen: This hike
starts with a short descent to a picturesque stream crossing. Use Route 68
and turn north on to Barnes Park Road
North to get to the trailhead. At the
end, park at the Large “Wallingford
Land Trust” sign. Please pack out what
you bring in. No motorized vehicles are
allowed. Go to www.wallingfordlandtrust.org for a trail map and be
sure to look at the map in the kiosk at
the beginning of the trail.
West Dayton Hill/Fox Run
Drive:
Our newest trails are Martin’s Trail and
Ridge Loop Trail. Created by Eagle
Scout candidate Chris Martin, this 1.6
mile loop trail has it all! As always the
Wallingford Land Trust Trails are well
blazed. To get to the trail, take Pond
Hill Road to West Dayton Hill Road. Turn
onto Fox Run Drive and park at the
wooden post marking the Wallingford
Land Trust’s property on the south side
of Fox Run Drive. For trail maps, more
information about the trails,
membership information or how you
can work on Land Trust projects, visit
www.wallingfordlandtrust.org or call
Dave Ellis 269-9779. Maps are also
available at the Wallingford Public
Library and the Parks and Recreation
Department. For membership
information, activities and events, call
Andrew Mays at 687-3467 or visit the
web site at www.wallingfordlandtrust.
org. The Wallingford Land Trust is a
non-profit conservation organization
that maintains 17 properties for wildlife
habitat and passive recreation. The
public is invited to all of the lands. The
15 member Board of directors
welcomes volunteers to help with
projects and Board Meetings. Annual
Meetings are open to the public.
Park Information
1 – BERTINI PARK - Located on West
Dayton Hill Road. Includes a low ropes
course and a nature trail for hiking.
76.5 acres
2 – CARINI FIELD - Located on
Woodhouse Avenue. This field
includes a large soccer field with two
smaller fields crossing them.
3 – COMMUNITY LAKE PARK - Located
on the West Shore of Community Lake
off Hall Avenue. The park offers a
pavilion for picnics with restrooms,
electricity, two tennis courts with
lights, one sand volleyball court, a
baseball field and basketball court
playground equipment. 9.3 acres
4 – COOK HILL SCHOOL - Located on
School House Road, which includes a
hardball field.
5 – COYLE FIELD - Located on
Woodhouse Avenue, includes a large
soccer field with two smaller fields
crossing them.
6 – DAG HAMMARSKJOLD MIDDLE
SCHOOL - Located on Pond Hill Road,
includes a hardball field and a
softball field. 30.7acres
7 – DOOLITTLE PARK - Located on
South Elm Street, includes ball fields,
4-lighted tennis courts and two
basketball courts. This park is also
known for its wonderful playscape.
15.4 acres
8 – DUTTON PARK - This park is located
at the end of North Main Street, is the
home to a Civil War Monument and
the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. .2acres
9 – HARRIET WALLACE PARK - This park
is located on North Elm Street and is a
passive park with benches.
6 acres
10 – HARRISON PARK - This park is
located on Cedar Lane and includes
youth ball field and three tennis
courts. 15.4 acres
11 – HIGHLAND SCHOOL - Located
on Highland Avenue, and includes a
softball field. 21.0 acres
12 – JOHANNA MANFREDA FISHBEIN
PARK - This park is located on North
Colony Road, includes a Gazebo and
is permitted out for special events at
discretion of Director. Electricity is
available upon request. .7 acres
13 – KENDRICK PARK - This park is
located at the end of Grandview
Avenue. This park includes a half
court basketball court, playground
equipment. 9.2 acres
14 – LUFBERY PARK - Home of the
Flying Ace 18 hole Disc Golf Course.
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Going west on Cheshire Road, it is
located at the first bend of the road
and has a pavilion, ball field and
nature trail. Electrical outlets are
available. 45.1 acres
15 – LYMAN HALL H.S. - Located on
Pond Hill Road, and includes two
softball fields, soccer field, football
field, and a practice football field.
51.6 acres
16 – MARCUS COOKE PARK - This park
is located on Old Rock Hill Road and
has a pavilion, a ball field and
17 – MORAN MIDDLE SCHOOL Located on Hope Hill Road, includes
a hardball field and softball field. 40.3
acres
18 – MOSES Y. BEACH SCHOOL Located on North Main Street,
includes two youth girls softball fields,
and one youth rookie field. 6.0 acres
19 – PARKER FARMS SCHOOL Located on Parker Farms Road,
includes 5 ball fields. 20.3 acres
20 – PAT WALL FIELD - Located on
South Elm Street and includes a High
School baseball field. 8.4 acres
21– PIRE PARK - Located on Northfield
Road. This park includes a hardball
field, basketball court and
22 – PRAGEMANN PARK - This park is
located on Oak Street, Yalesville. It
includes 6 softball fields with lights.
Large soccer field with two small fields
crossing large field, pavilion, picnic
tables and barbecue grills adjacent
to pavilion, and field house with
restrooms. 26.2 acres
23- QUINNIPIAC RIVER LINEAR TRAIL A handicap accessible paved trail
extending 1.1 miles from Hall Ave.
north along the west side of the river,
through a tunnel underneath Rt. 15
and ending next to the river. When
complete the Wallingford trail will
cover 6.7 miles across the town of
Wallingford.
24 – RICHARD SHEAHAN PARK Located on Algonquin rive, includes
youth girls softball field, basketball
court, and playground equipment. .8
acres
25 – SHEEHAN HIGH SCHOOL Located on Hope Hill Road, includes
a hardball and softball field. 44.5
acres
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26 – STEVENS SCHOOL - Located on
Kondracki Lane, includes a softball
field, basketball court, and
playground equipment.
27 – VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
FIELD - Located on East Center Street,
includes two Little League baseball
fields, five large soccer fields, two
small soccer fields crossing one of the
larger fields, pavilion, and community
gardens.
28 – WALLACE PARK - The new home
of Wallingfords’ monument park.
Located on Quinnipiac Street,
includes playground equipment. 20.7
acres
29 – DARLENE FALCONERI WESTSIDE
FIELD - Located on East and South
Streets. This park includes adult softball
field with lights, field house with
restrooms, High School baseball field,
roller/street hockey court, football
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field, and playground equipment.
5.95 acres
30 – STANLEY BUDLESKI - Located on
Main St. Rt.150 Yalesville “The
Yalesville Green”
31 – GRAND St. PARK - Located on
Grand St. and Washington St. This
park includes a basketball court,
swings and a slide. .64acres.
Keep in Mind
OOPS! The Parks & Recreation Staff has made every effort to prepare this brochure as accurately as possible. However
due to PUBLICATION DEADLINES program listings/information may require that adjustments be made to programs, fees,
schedules, etc. We apologize in advance should you find an error or for any inconvenience these errors or adjustments
may cause.
• REGISTER EARLY! Nothing cancels a
good class quicker than everyone waiting until the last minute to register. If
there are not enough registrations by a
certain date, the course may be cancelled. Coming in on the day the
course begins won’t resurrect it, so
please register early.
• ROOM NUMBERS AND HALLWAYS are
referred to as Exits with a number and
by street types here at the Rec Center.
• REGISTRANTS ARE NOTIFIED when a
course is filled or cancelled. If a desired
class is full you will be put on a waiting
list. Additional classes may be opened if
facility and instructor are available.
• PROPER ATHLETIC SHOES (NO BLACK
SOLES) must be worn in gym and aerobics room.
• CHILDREN UNDER 12 are not to be left
unattended in the Doherty Rec Center
Building.
• REFUND POLICY: The Rec Dept.
reserves the right to cancel, postpone
or combine classes or change instructors. If insufficient enrollment causes a
class to be cancelled, full tuition is
refunded or a credit is given for future
use. We made our best effort to provide
the class and instructor advertised in the
brochure. In the event an instructor can
no longer teach a class we will provide
another instructor, if one is available, to
finish the session. A credit may be issued
for the amount of remaining classes.
Materials and supplies purchased by
you are excluded from refunds and
credits.
• ADDITIONAL MATERIALS AND OR
EQUIPMENT may be required in some
programs. Please check the program’s
descriptions for information on material
or other needs. If questions still exist
please call the office so we may help
you.
• CHILDCARE Moms, Dads and guardians, you deserve a break today! The
Rec. Dept. will provide childcare free of
charge for programs from 9:00am 12:00am Monday - Friday. Night hours
are Monday 5:00pm - 8:00pm, Tuesday Thursday 5:00pm - 7:00pm. No childcare
Friday evenings. Childcare is only for
those who are registered in Parks and
Recreation Classes and must remain in
the building for the class.
• REGISTRATION EXCEPTIONS? Children
must be the proper age before the program begins. We try our best to accommodate everyone. Programs are
designed according to an age level
that will best benefit the student and to
have an appropriate instructor/student
ratio.
• FEE PAYMENT: Instructors will not
accept registration at the class site. FEES
must be paid at the office prior to participation with EXACT CASH OR CHECK
(no large bills please!) .
• PHONE REGISTRATIONS: Sorry, phone
registrations are not accepted.
• CLASS CANCELLATIONS: When schools
have delayed opening in the A.M.
classes till noon are cancelled. When
the schools are closed, Rec Dept. classes will not meet for the school day from
8a.m. to 4p.m. Evening programs are still
on unless otherwise indicated. Evening
class cancellations will be made at
4p.m. Cancellations are announced on
WTNH CH 8, WFSB CH 3, WNBC CH 30
and Govt. Access CH. 20.
• A.D.A. STATEMENT / INCLUSION
POLICY: The Recreation Dept. intends to
comply with the A.D.A. regulations. It is
the policy that recreation be “FUN FOR
ALL”. Participation in many of our nonadaptive programs is possible for those
with special needs. We are limited in our
ability to provide additional staff, specialized equipment and medical services. To discuss how we can support your
abilities, interest and desire to participate please contact our office at (203)
294-2120. Together we can make recreation FUN FOR ALL.
• SPECTATORS: CHILD PROGRAMS: One
of the fundamental instructional program goals is to provide your child with
a fun and positive learning opportunity
with their peers while developing separation skills. Parents are encouraged to
abide by the observation schedule
determined by the program instructor in
order to provide the best instructional
atmosphere. Please feel free to discuss
your child’s progress with the instructor
either before or after class.
• NEW TO THE AREA? The Wallingford
Parks & Recreation Department invites
you to come in and find out what we
have to offer. We have programs, classes and facilities for all ages. Want to
learn more? Give us a call at 203-2942120. We will be happy to make an
appointment at your convenience to
show you around and explain any program that is of interest to you. We want
to meet you and talk with you and your
family.
• PHOTOGRAPHS: Participants may be
photographed for the purpose of promotion or advertising in future brochures, in newspapers or in other
Wallingford Park and Recreation
Department media.
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Do You Have Children birth – 4yrs?
Are you interested in participating in a free playgroup?
We CARE’s Playful Cruisers offers playgroups where your children
will play and socialize in a safe environment. Parents and
caregivers will have the opportunity to meet other Wallingford
families with young children. Both Spanish and English playgroups
are available.
Playful Cruisers will begin in September!
Please turn the page for registration information.
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We Care
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WE CARE • FALL PROGRAMS 2014
WECARE continues to offer playgroups and workshops for both parents and children ages birth – 5yrs,
along with preschool teachers in the community. The playgroups are free but limited for size so please
see the registration form for more information. The playgroups are offered in several locations in
Wallingford. PLAYFUL CRUISERS is offered 9:30am – 11:00am at either the WECARE Family Resource
Center / 6 Fairfield Blvd. or the Wallingford Community Day Care Center / 80 Wharton Brook Dr. The
bilingual play group, BEBES ACTIVOS, is offered at 12:30pm – 2:00pm at the WECARE Family Resource
Center or at the Spanish Community of Wallingford / 284 Washington St. or the Ulbrich Boys & Girls Club /
72 Grand St. Parents must be present with their child for the entire playgroup activity. For more
information about all of WECARE’s activities, please visit our website at www.wecarecouncil.org.
Registration for all workshops is available at the Wallingford Parks and Recreation Department at 6 Fairfield
Blvd. For specific information, please call the WECARE office at (203) 284-4019.
registration form
In person registration will be held Thursday, Sept. 4, 2014 at 9:15am at the Family Resource Center at the
Youth and Social Services Dept. 6 Fairfield Blvd. Playgroups are offered Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings from 9:30 – 11:00am at the Family Resource Ctr. Tuesday groups are held at the Wallingford
Community Day Care, 80 Wharton Brook Dr. from 9:30 – 11:00am. There is a new play group offered on
Wednesday afternoons from 12:15 – 2pm at Moses Y Beach School.
All playgroups will begin the week of September 15th and will meet for 12 weeks. Winter registration
information will be available during the fall session. Please choose (1) day per family.
Parent Name:________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Town _______________________________________________________ Phone:_________________________________
In case of emergency, please call (other than parent listed above)____________________________________
Email:________________________________________________________________________________________________
Child's Name
Child's Age
Day/Location
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Characteristics and
Behavioral Issues in Young
Children with Autism
Spectrum Disorder
Presenter: Linda Grimm, Benhaven
Date: Wednesday Oct. 1, 2014
Time: Light Supper at 5:30pm for those
who register / Workshop begins at
6:15pm
Location: Wallingford Public Library
Presenter will discuss the
characteristics of young children with
Autism Spectrum Disorder. Presenter
will discuss a range of behaviors that
a child may demonstrate and what
those behaviors may be
communicating. Strategies to
prevent and address challenging
behaviors will be shared. Presenter
will cover ways to structure
environments to help the child
succeed. Information shared will be
helpful to parents and providers.
Attendance Certificates will be
provided for those requiring them.
How to Guide Behavior in
Transitions
Presenter: Sara Schmidt, LCSW-Child
Guidance Clinic
Date: Wednesday Nov. 12th
Time: Light Supper at 5:30pm for
those who register / Program Begins
at 6:15pm
We Care
Screaming! Kicking! Biting! This
workshop will provide participants
with practical strategies for working
with children with challenging
behaviors in early childhood
classrooms. Participants will be able
to define challenging behavior, and
learn about resources to help support
them and their families. Teachers will
leave with recommended books, lists,
websites, and materials to support
them in creating long lasting changes
in the classroom. Attendance
Certificates will be provided for those
requiring them.
Balancing Good Nutrition
and Allergies
Presenter: Christine More, RN
Date: Tuesday Oct. 21, 2014
at 6:15pm
This workshop will discuss food
allergies, common allergens,
symptoms, precautions and treatment
options for young children. The
program will explore the difference
between food intolerance and
allergies. Are the symptoms similar or
different and what treatment options
are available. What are the best
practices for the early education
centers to follow as they work with
young children and their parents
during these school years?
Attendance Certificates will be
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Preschool Math: Getting
Ready for Common Core and
The Future
Presenter: Jennifer Wilson, Math
Specialist with Wlfd Public Schools
Date: Thursday Nov. 6th
at 6:15pm
Participants will be immersed in the
Common Core Standards as it relates
to mathematical content and
practice at the Kindergarten level.
Time will be taken to help gain ideas
and strategies for implementing the
Math Common Core Standards in
early instruction for preschool students
preparing them for kindergarten.
Participants will engage in grade level
math stations where games and
activities will be taught to help
support some of the standards.
Attendance certificates will be
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Spring 2014 Directory of Resources for
Wallingford Preschool (ages 0-5) Children and Families
Updates on programs for families with pre-school age children may also be found on our website www.wecarecouncil.org.
Town of Wallingford Park
and Recreation Department
6 Fairfield Boulevard, 203-294-2120
A variety of programs are provided
year round for all ages.
Police Department - Youth
Division
135 North Main Street, 203-294-2825
This division provides safety and
delinquency prevention programs as
well as adolescent alcohol and drug
information, assessment and referrals.
Youth & Social Services
Department
This group provides programs, activities
and services that promote a positive
healthy family and community.
Wallingford Community Day
Care Center
80 Wharton Brook Drive, 203-294-4176
This unique day care center is
available to children ages 6 weeks
through 5. It also provides a before
and after school program for 1st - 5th
grades. Priority is given to the single
working parent residing in Wallingford.
Other Resources:
Child Guidance Clinic for
Central Connecticut
203-235-5767
Department of Children and
Families Care Line
800-842-2288
MidState Medical Center
YMCA
81 South Elm Street, 203-269-4497
www.wallingfordymca.org
Youth programs for preschool age
children fill kid's play hours with positive
activities and caring adult attention.
Victoria Reed, Principal
200 Highland Avenue, 203-294-3970
Moses Y. Beach School
Robert Arciero, Principal
Parker Farms School
Richard Napoli, Principal
30 Parker Farms Road, 203-294-6200
203-694-8200
Pond Hill School
VNA Healthcare of Hartford
Danielle Bellizzi, Principal
299 Pond Hill Road, 203-294-6230
203-269-1475
Yale New Haven Children's
Hospital
203-688-3333
W.E.C.A.R.E. Family Resource
Center
211 Infoline
www.infoline.com
For information on openings at
Wallingford childcare centers and
home-based care and other
community services.
Wallingford Public Libraries Board of Education
400 Church St., Yalesville, 203-269-3688
www.wallingford.lioninc.org
You will find an outstanding collection
of books, magazines, DVD's, museum
passes and more. Free programs for
adults and children of all ages are
scheduled regularly.
Highland School
43 Hall Avenue
www.wallingford.k12.ct.us, 203-9496500
Cook Hill Elementary School
Kristine Friend, Principal
57 Hall Road, 203-284-5400
Evarts C. Stevens School
Nicholas Brophy, Principal
18 Kondracki Lane, 203-294-3750
Rock Hill School
Carrie La Torre, Principal
911 Durham Road, 203-294-6260
Yalesville School
Deborah Dayo, Principal
415 Church Street, 203-284-6900
Quinnipiac Chamber of
Commerce
100 So. Turnpike Rd., 203-269-9891
The Chamber supports the W.E.C.A.R.E
program as a link to the business
community.
Spanish Community of
Wallingford (S.C.O.W)
284 Washington Street, 203-265-5866
Volunteer tutors are available for
younger students with homework and
reading. Summer volunteers
encourage children to learn and play
together.
Activity Registration Form
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Wallingford Parks and Recreation • 6 Fairfield Boulevard • Wallingford, CT 06492
Wallingford Parks and Recreation • 6 Fairfield Boulevard • Wallingford, CT 06492
All forms must be accompanied by full payment. Mail In or Drop Off at the above address. Please print clearly.
All forms must**NEW
be accompanied
full payment.
Mail
In or Drop
Off at the
above address.
Please print clearly.
CUSTOMERS –byPLEASE
BE SURE TO
COMPLETE
CUSTOMER
ACCOUNT
INFORMATION**
Household Account Last Name: __________________________________________________________
Household Account Last Name: __________________________________________________________
Participant First Name: ____________________________ Last Name: __________________________
Participant First Name: ____________________________ Last Name: __________________________
Male / Female: __________
Date of Birth: (mm / dd / yyyy) _______________________
Male / Female: __________
Date of Birth: (mm / dd / yyyy) _______________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________________
No. & Street
Town
Zip
Address: ____________________________________________________________________________
No. & Street
Town
Zip
Phone: ________________ ______________
Email: _______________________________________
Phone: ________________ ______________
Email: _______________________________________
Special Considerations: ________________________________________________________________
Special
________________________________________________________________
□ PleaseConsiderations:
check box to request
the services of our Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
□ Please check box to request the services of our Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
Course #
Course #
Course / Program Title
Course / Program Title
PAYMENT METHOD: CHECK OR CASH ONLY
PAYMENT
CHECK OR
CASHinONLY
Please
haveMETHOD:
EXACT AMOUNT
if paying
cash
Please haveMake
EXACT
AMOUNT
if
paying
in
cash
checks payable to
Make checks
payable
to
“Treasurer
Town of
Wallingford”
Towncheck
of Wallingford”
Please “Treasurer
send a separate
for each course,
Please
senda astamped,
separateself-addressed
check for eachenvelope
course,
and
include
and
a stamped, self-addressed
forinclude
return receipt/course
confirmation.envelope
Thank
for return receipt/course
confirmation.
Thank
you!
you!
REGISTER ONE OF THESE WAYS:
REGISTER ONE OF THESE WAYS:
Day & Time
Day & Time
Fee
Fee
Fees:
Fees:
Credit:
Credit:
Non-Resident Fee:
$5.00
per course
Non-Resident
Fee:
$5.00 per course
Total Amount:
Total Amount:
BY MAIL: Upon receipt of this brochure you may mail in your registration at once. Mail-in registrations will be processed as they are received
beginning
January
27, 2014.
Please
include
a completed
form and
a separate
check
for each class
payable
BY MAIL:
Upon receipt
of this
brochure
you
may mail inregistration
your registration
at once.
Mail-in
registrations
will bemade
processed
asto:
they are received
ENVELOPE
for return
receipt.
Treasurer, January
Town
Wallingford.
Please
enclose
a SELF-ADDRESSED
beginning
27,
2014. Please
include
a completed
registration formSTAMPED
and a separate
check for each
class made
payable to:
Augustof25,
2014.
Treasurer, Town of Wallingford. Please enclose a SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE for return receipt.
DROP-OFF IN PERSON: Come to the Recreation Department office and drop your registration in the marked REGISTRATION MAILBOX.
Drop-off
registrations
will be Come
processed
they are received
beginning
2014.
DROP-OFF
IN PERSON:
to theasRecreation
Department
office January
and drop27,your
registration in the marked REGISTRATION MAILBOX.
Drop-off registrations will be processed as they are received beginning August
January25,
27,2014.
2014.
DROP-OFF AFTER BUSINESS HOURS: A registration lockbox is conveniently located around the right side of the reception window for
willlockbox
be received
the next business
andthe
processed
accordingly
pending
previous
you to drop offAFTER
registrations
after 5:00
p.m. Registrations
DROP-OFF
BUSINESS
HOURS:
A registration
is conveniently
located day
around
right side
of the reception
window
for
daystoregistrations.
Checks only,
please.
you
drop off registrations
after 5:00
p.m. Registrations will be received the next business day and processed accordingly pending previous
days registrations. Checks only, please.
NON-RESIDENT: Non-residents registrations will be processed following a one week holding period to allow for
Wallingford
residents
to register for
programs. will
Please
note that there
is anaadditional
non-resident
fee per
NON-RESIDENT:
Non-residents
registrations
be processed
following
one week$5.00
holding
period to allow
for course.
Wallingford residents to register for programs. Please note that there is an additional $5.00 non-resident fee per course.
Wallingford Park & Recreation Presents:
The Breakers & Marble House

Lunch at Atlantic Beach Club Restaurant
Saturday, December 13, 2014
Christmas in Newport is a memorable experience….we visit 2 of the most
magnificent Mansions. The Breakers is the grandest of Newport’s ‘cottages’ and is
the sumptuous mansion of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Upon arrival everyone receives an audio guide so
you can walk through at your leisure listening to
the story of the mansion ….enjoy magnificently
decorated rooms, poinsettias, charming ornaments,
trees and wreaths….
Lunch today is at Atlantic Beach Club…
Menu: Tossed Garden Salad, Baked Stuffed Scrod
with Newburg Sauce, OR Chicken Tarragon with a
Dijon Sauce, Potao, Vegetable, Bread Basket,
Dessert, Beverage….Entree Choice in Advance
Marble House is the magnificent mansion of William Vanderbilt and is inspired by
Versailles….Exquisite marble Corinthian columns with holiday decorations fill the
mansion with beauty….audio phones are included so enjoy an exceptional tour as
you explore this beautiful mansion….
Depart: 8:00a, Wallingford Park & Recreation
6 Fairfield Blvd
Estimated Return: 7:00p Wallingford
COST: $
94pp based on 40-52
For reservations: Wallingford Park & Recreation
203-294-2120
Friendship Tours arranges the components of the tour and does not own or operate the independent suppliers of services
including motorcoaches. Trips cancelled because of weather conditions are handled on a per trip basis. Refunds will depend on timing of t he cancellation and supplier policies. Tickets to theaters/events are non-refundable. Friendship Tours
reserves the right to adjust cost based on fuel surcharges.
WALLINGFORD PARK AND REC
6 FAIRFIELD BLVD.
WALLINGFORD, CT 06492
Presorted
Standard Mail
U.S. Postage
PAID
Wallingford, CT
Permit #43
Residential Customer
Wallingford, CT 06492
The Wallingford Parks & Recreation Department is an essential quality of life service.
Our Mission: Our vision is to be the eminent community park and recreation department in Connecticut. To
accomplish this, we will develop our programs, services and facilities to meet the diverse and dynamic needs of the
community; to promote inclusion, encourage health and wellness, foster human development and enrich the lives of
community members through recreation and leisure experiences.”
Town Officials
Mayor William Dickinson, Jr.
Town Council Members:
Department Staff:________________________
___________________________________________
Bob Parisi
Vincent Cervoni, Chairman
John LeTourneau
Christine Mansfield
Craig Fishbein
Vincent Testa
Thomas Laffin, Vice Chair
Larry Russo Jr.
John Sullivan
Director: John Gawlak, CPRP
Supt. of Recreation: Michelle Bjorkman, MS
Recreation Programs Spec.: Kenny Michaels, MS
PT Recreation Facilities Coords.:John Zielinski
Sean Cullough
Executive Secretary: Jennifer Griswold
Senior Clerk: Joanne Vass
Parks & Recreation Commission:
Dave Gelo, Chairman
Michael Savenelli, Sr., Vice Chair
Phylis Murray
Jason Michael
Michael A. Jagoda
Front office Staff: _______________
Melaine Pfister
Paula Knecht
Mariann Arnold
Michelle Mele
Dominick Riveccio
Jackie Taglianetti
Tom Talbot
Grace Kopakow
Jodi Caponera
Lauren Montano
Roberta Hanson
Laura Allen
Asst Recreation Prog Spec: Carolyn Lavelle
Health Fitness: Kelli Montgomery
Early Childhood: Debbie Tansino
Childcare: Nancy Cook
Aquatics: Josh LaMay
Crafts: Kim Larkin
Fine Arts: Rashmi Talpade
The Commission is a five member
advisory board responsible for
overseeing the operation of the Parks
& Recreation Dept. The Commission
meets at the Recreation Department
the first Wednesday of every month
at 8am.

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