Summer Calling all superheros! - Tipp Monroe Community Services

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2010
Summer
volume 30
Adult Education, Health & Safety
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Adult Exercise & Dance
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Adult Arts & Crafts
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TGIF with TMCS
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TMCS Summer Vacation at
the Park
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Youth Art, Education & Fun
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Youth Athletics, Sports & Exercise 10
Youth Crafts
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Local Organizations & Events
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Our Social Service Programs
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Registration Form
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Calling all superheros!
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Tipp Monroe
Community Services
3 East Main Street | P.O. Box 242
Tipp City, OH 45371
Phone: 937-667-8631
Fax: 937-667-4003
E-mail: [email protected]
Web site: www.tmcomservices.org
TRUSTEES
2011
Carli Amlin Dean 231-7563
Debra Jackson 664-4427
Patrick Hodges 667-4352
2012
Amanda Fang
Denise Gross Steven Pierson 2013
Carol Helman
Sarah Muldowney
David Mihalyo
667-7609
669-5110
440-6410
OFFICERS
President Carli Amlin Dean
Vice President
Steven Pierson
Treasurer
Debra Jackson
Secretary
Carol Helman
STAFF
Executive Director
Kathryn L. Taylor
Program Coordinator
Katie Sonnanstine
Administrative Assistant
Carol English
Event Coordinator
Colleen Renner
We are a United Way–Funded Agency
To the folks of Tipp City
and Monroe Township
“Knee high by the Fourth of July” (from my husband), “don’t
swim for an hour after you eat,” and “it’s so hot you could
fry an egg on the sidewalk.” Do these sayings conjure up
memories of summers past?
My childhood memories are of me and my best friend
Donna, begging either my Mama or hers to take us to the
pool. Those were the olden days when all the neighbors sat
outside on their front lawns in the evening and talked back
and forth across the street while the kids played games. Boy,
those cement sidewalks were hot on bare feet.
But summer these days is not only about hot temperatures.
It’s about cool things to do, and TMCS is all about cool
things! Get the family together and sign up for the Bicycle
Trip on June 24, be seen on the “runway” at the American
Girl Tea Party and Style show on July 24, or grab your
buddies and “Race Around Tipp” avoiding roadblocks,
detours, and completing tasks for your clues.
If you’re planning a vacation, that’s great — but don’t forget
TMCS Summer Vacation at the Park and TGIF. Kids 4–10
can have mornings filled with crafts, games, and stimulating
activities, all without traveling too far and still come home
to sleep in their own beds. See page 6&7 for details.
Dancers, artists, and theater lovers, we didn’t leave you out.
There are two weeks of Art Camp, a theatrical workshop,
dancing, tumbling, watercolor, and weaving classes, just to
name a few.
Put that rake back in the garage and sign up for something
fun, learn a new hobby, or just put a “new wrinkle” in your
brain. Neither childhood nor summer lasts forever, so don’t
squander the long, beautiful days ahead. Kick off your shoes
and pretend you’re a kid again . . . but be careful of those hot
sidewalks!
See you around town!!!
We are a Tipp City Foundation–Funded Agency
© 2010 Tipp Monroe Community Services.
Design and layout by Dragonfly Editorial of Tipp City (www.dragonflyeditorial.com).
Printing by Oregon Printing.
Katie Sonnanstine
Program Coordinator
667-8631
We are environmentally conscious and economically
sensitive. Watch for these symbols for special classes:
$$$
Going Green
Helps you save a buck
Bunco Club
A Bunco League has formed in Tipp City and more players
are welcome. This league meets on the third Tuesday of each
month for fun and food. Bunco is the “game that is sweeping
the nation.” Don’t get left out! Hostess Debbie Minnich
and food by Kanoe Café. Call Deb at 669-9303 on Thursday
before the Tuesday League plays to sign up.
Location: Kanoe Café, 16 S. Tippecanoe, Tipp City
Cost:
$15 per evening for dinner and prizes
Date/time: June 15, 3rd Tuesday of each month, 6:30–8:30
pm, ongoing
Canine First Aid
Location:
Cost:
Day/time:
Are you a dog owner? Do you work
with therapy dogs, police K-9 units,
or search and rescue units? Or are
you just an animal lover? Learn the
symptoms and care for common ills
and emergencies, how to create a pet
first aid kit, how to give medication, and
what to do in a disaster. Taught by the
American Red Cross.
Tipp Monroe Community Service building
$25 resident and non-resident
Wed., June 23, 6–8:30 pm; AE-01
College, here I come! – For anyone
Location:
Cost:
who has begun the college search
Tipp Monroe Community Services building
$40 per resident family, $42 per non-resident
family
Navigating College Selection
The focus of this course is helping students find an excellent
college fit. We will discuss the different types of colleges and
universities, the benefits of each type, questions to ask when
you go on college visits, and how to discover what type of
college is compatible with your interests and goals. We’ll
also help you establish a timeline for your college search
and application process and offer crucial information about
financial aid and scholarships. Instructor: Erin McKenzie,
EnRoute College Consulting.
Day/Time: Tues., June 15, 22, 29, 7–8:30 pm; AE-02
admissions and tips about how to convey your strengths and
interests to an admission board, you can come close! The
Common Application and many other college applications
come out every year on July 1. Get a head start on your
application essays before you begin your senior year. We’ll
employ brainstorming techniques, peer reviews, and revision
to arrive at your best college essay. Erin McKenzie, EnRoute
College Consulting, instructor.
Day/Time: Tues., July 27, Aug. 3,10, 7–8:30 pm; AE-03
Constructing a Rain Garden – All
ages welcome
Does the rain from your roof stand in your yard? Wouldn’t a
rain garden be prettier? Get a hands-on education by helping
make a rain garden, an eco-zone that captures and filters
runoff from rooftops, driveways, and other hard surfaces.
Using amended soils and plants with deep root systems,
rain gardens help prevent flooding and drainage problems ...
beautifully. Sponsored by Monroe Township, TMCS, and the
Miami Soil and Water Conservation District.
Class Code: AE-04 (this is a three-part seminar)
Cost:
No cost, but pre-registration is required.
What is a rain garden?
Learn the mechanics of a rain garden, select plans, and visit
the construction site.
Date/time: Tues., June 8, 6–8:30 pm
Location: Monroe Township building, 4 E. Main St., Tipp City
Prepare the site and install plants.
This is where the real work, dirt, sweat, and fun happens!
Date/time: Tues., June 22, 6–8:30 pm
Location: Monroe Township Garage – Michael’s Road
See how your garden grew.
Check the progress of the rain garden, do a little weeding, and
enjoy a cookout.
Date/time: Thurs, Sept. 23 (first day of autumn), 6–7:30 pm
Location: Monroe Township Garage – Michael’s Road
Couples Massage – 18 years & over
Massage is relaxing and fun. With coaching, couples can
broaden their nonverbal communication skills, increase
their connectedness, and reduce stress. Instructors: massage
therapist Jim Richardson and psychologist Belinda Chapins.
Location: Total Image Day Spa, 2830 S. Co. Rd. 25A, Troy
Cost:
$50 per couple, resident & non-resident (includes refreshments)
Day/time: Fri., Aug. 20 6–9 pm; AE-05
The Perfect College Essay
Okay – there’s no such thing as the perfect college essay.
However, with knowledge of the latest trends in college
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Pay it Forward: Hair Style with
a Cause
Reserve your 1-hour session with a Broadway Hair Studio
professional and make your new hairstyle help others. Bring
your products and tools for your personal 1-hour session,
where you’ll learn new tricks of the trade. BHS will collect
any used tools or products to donate to the Miami County
Women’s Abuse Shelter. With any donation, you will be eligible
for a discount on new tools and products. Sign up early to get
your preferred time.
Location: Broadway Hair Studio, 120 W. Broadway, Tipp City
Cost:
$20 residents, $22 non-resident
Date/time: Mon. July 26, 4–8 pm; AE-06
Race Around Tipp
Teams of four people (family or friends)
will race around Tipp City, Monroe Township, and Bethel
performing tasks such as roadblocks, detours, fast forwards,
and U-turns. Sound familiar? Sign up today for a chance to win
prizes, have lots of fun, and support a worthwhile program.
All proceeds go toward the Summer Lunch Program. Limited
to 10 teams, so register early. Registration deadline is July 30.
Race will end at Sam & Ethel’s Restaurant for dinner and door
prizes. Note: Driver must be 21 years of age and have car
insurance.
Starting Location: Information will be given upon registration
Cost:
$60 for teams of 4 (includes dinner)
Date/time: Sunday, Aug. 8, 2–6 pm; AE-07
R.A.D. – Rape Awareness Defense
Women’s Self Defense – ages 12 and up
Safety in today’s world requires a definite course of
action. Learn the RAD System—a course that begins with
awareness, prevention, and risk reduction and progresses to
basic hands-on self-defense. This class incorporates muscle
memory, repetition, and self-defense skills into an empowering
experience. The class is very physical, so wear tennis shoes
and sweats or jeans—no dresses or heels. Note: participants
must attend all four classes. Bring bottled water. Instructors:
Officers Corey Rismiller,Vaughn Atkinson, and Stephanie
Black from the Tipp City Police Department, all certified RAD
instructors.
Location: Zion Lutheran Church, 14 W. Walnut, Tipp City
Cost:
no charge, but registration is required
Day/time: Tues. & Thurs., July 6, 8, 13 & 15, 6:30–9:30 pm;
AE-08
Time for Pampering
You take care of everyone else! This is a night to take care
of you—to relax and have fun. Receive a hand massage, foot
massage, back massage, mini-facial, and make-up application,
plus enjoy coffee and dessert. There will be specials on
products and other services. Provided by Total Image Day Spa
employees.
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Call 667-8631 or visit www.tmcomservices.org.
Location: Total Image Day Spa, 2830 S. Co. Rd. 25 A, Troy
Cost:
$40 resident & non-resident
Date/time: Fri., July 16, 6–9 pm; AE-09
Web Wise Seniors Computer Classes –
Boomer Series – 40 and up
Afraid of the computer? Fear no more! These fun, interactive
classes are designed for individuals over the age of 40, and
they begin with the basics. All classes are hands on, and all
questions are welcome. Barbara Bergman, Instructor, Web
Wise Seniors.
Location: Tipp Monroe Community Services building
Cost:
$44 resident, $46 non-resident, each class session
Internet 1 & 2
Learn the basics of search engines and browsers. Learn how
to connect to the Internet and navigate your way around the
World Wide Web. Students will be able to find information
on the web after the first class. The second class will provide
time for review, and students will learn how to download
programs, store favorites, and avoid viruses.
Day/time: Wed., July 7 & 14, 9–11 am; AE-10
E-mail 1 & 2
Prerequisite: Basic Computers and searching the Internet. Find
out what e-mail is and learn to read, write, send and reply
to messages. The second class will provide time for review,
setting up your address book, sending to multiple recipients,
and more. This class will be taught using Outlook Express.
Day/time: Wed., July 21 & 28, 9–11 am; AE-11
Digital Camera 1 & 2
Prerequisite: Basic Computers or equivalent knowledge. This
basic digital camera class will teach you what you need to
know before you buy a camera, and how to use one. Students
will learn how to take pictures, transfer them to a computer,
print and email photos to friends, and more! Students will
learn to download the free Picasa photo editing program to
edit pictures. (Digital cameras provided if needed, but please
feel free to bring your own if you have one. Also, bring the
cable for attaching to a computer.)
Day/time: Wed., Aug. 4 & 11, 9–11 am; AE-12.
Facebook 101
Prerequisite: Basic Computers or equivalent
knowledge. Internet experience helpful. Facebook helps you
connect and share with the people in your life. Add pictures,
games, and a network of people to your Internet experience.
Read what the people you care about are sharing with the
world and add your comments for everyone, too.
Day/time: Wed., Aug. 18 & 25, 9–11 am; AE-13
Adult Education, Health & Safety continued
Where does our water come
from?
Interested in learning where our water comes
from in this part of Ohio? Join us as Leigh
Ann Gerardi McCulla, Director of the Honey
Creek Watershed Association, leads us through
a “hands on” demonstration of our local
watershed and water resources.
Location: Monroe Township building, 4 E. Main St., Tipp City
Cost:
no cost, but pre-registration is necessary
Date/time: Wed., June 16, 6:30 pm; AE-14
FAN US ON
♥
Adult Exercise & Dance
Bicycle Riding Club – All ages
No excuses! The weather is great! Take advantage of the new
bicycle paths around Tipp City and get out and ride. This is
a great family activity. Come by our office and register, track
your mileage, and when you have gone 1,000 miles, you will
receive a certificate for membership into the 1,000 mile club.
WEAR YOUR HELMET!!
Location: Anywhere
Cost:
no charge, but registration is required (you will
receive a free brochure on bike safety)
Day/time: Anytime; AD-01
Tap Dance – Adult Women
Tap dancing is a lively and energetic art form. In this beginner’s
class, you will learn basic tap steps and simple transitions.
Tap is fun and upbeat, and this class will be filled with fun and
fitness. Wear tap shoes and comfortable clothing. Instructor:
Patrice Link.
Location: Patrice Link Dancing School, 227 N. Hyatt, Tipp
City
Cost:
$35 resident, $37 non-resident
Date/Time: Tues, June 8; 9–9:30 am, 4 Tuesdays; AD-03
This class will be ongoing as long as there is interest
by the students.
Family Bicycle Trip – All ages
Bicycling with the whole family is a fun, healthy
way to spend time together. This is an easy 10-mile ride on
the bike path. Start at the Tipp City Park at the Old Baseball
Diamonds and ride to the parking lot on Rt. 202 for drinks,
snacks, and a rest before riding back. All riders must be able to
complete the ride in 2 hours. Children must be accompanied
by an adult. Maps, parking information, and details will be given
upon registration.
Location: Meet at Tipp City Park at the old Baseball Diamonds
Cost:
no charge, but registration is required
Day/time: Sat., July 24, 9 am (rain date – August 7); AD-02
Tennis Lessons for Parent & Child – Ages 9
& up
Have fun with your kids! Students will get instruction while
playing doubles with their parents. Rain days will be on Friday
or Saturday, at the same time as class. Bring a racket and a
tube of tennis balls. Instructor: Roger Bullard.
Location: Tip City Park Tennis Courts
Cost:
Time:
Mon.–Thurs., 7–8 pm
Date: June 7–10; YA-36
July 5–8; YA-37
Jazzercise
When you love your workout, results come easy. Jazzercise
combines elements of jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates,
yoga, and kickboxing into an effective workout for people of
every age and fitness level. Jazzercise is an ongoing class, and
you may register anytime. To register, contact Cheryl at 6673386 or [email protected]. Classes are also available in
Englewood.
Cost:
New student special: $57.50, includes 2-month
unlimited pass
Walk-ins: $12 per class
Day/time: Sat., 9–10 am, ongoing
Mon., Tues., Thurs., 6:30–7:30 pm, ongoing
TMCS Walking Club – All ages
“If a daily fitness walk could be put in a pill, it would be one
of the most popular prescriptions in the world. It has so
many health benefits. Walking can reduce the risk of many
diseases—from heart attack and stroke to hip fracture and
glaucoma. The benefits are backed by major research. Walking
requires no prescription, the risk of side effects is very low,
and the benefits are numerous.” Come by the office to get
your log sheet and pedometer, or register online. Walk 100
miles and receive a 100 Mile Club t-shirt!
Location: Anywhere! Downtown Tipp City, your neighborhood, the track (if available), the bike path, or
even on your treadmill at home.
Cost: no charge, but registration is required
Day/Date: Any day you like.
Time:
Any time you make the time to walk; AD-04
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Adult Crafts
Beginning Weaving – Ages 7 & up
You will use the the instructor’s custom-made looms to
learn basic weaving techniques. An assortment of hand-cut
textiles will be provided to design and make an original giant
handmade pot holder. Instructor: Karen Purke of McGuffey
Press/Have Art Will Travel.
Cost: $30 resident, $32 non-resident
Date/Time: Mon., June 14, 7–9 pm; YC-01
Papermaking Paradise – Ages 12 and up
Polymer Clay Creations – Ages 12 & up
Kaleidoscope Cane.
Make the fascinating kaleidoscope cane. This cane has repeat
patterns and can be used to make beads, a pendant or pin,
earrings, or to cover a small bottle. Bring several colors of
clay, including white and black. Supply list will be given upon
registration. Instructor: Lil Nichols.
Cost: $40 resident, $42 non-resident, plus $5 supply
fee paid to instructor
Date:
Wed., July 7, 14, & 21, 6:30–8:30 pm; AC-02
Create handmade paper in just 3 minutes. Then move on to
fibers galore and templates to make fabulous one-of-a-kind
paper and projects. Cast papermaking will also be introduced.
Instructor; Alison Rusk.
Location: AlisonWonderland, Tipp City
Cost:
Date/time: Wed., Aug. 11, 6:30–8:30 pm; AC-01
TGIF with TMCS
Not quite ready for the weekend? Join us on Fridays for these
special one-day events in the park for 4 to 10 year olds.
SuperSoakin’
Location:
Cost:
Day/time:
Roundhouse at the Tipp City Park
$12 resident, $15 non-resident per week
Additional child: $10 resident, $12 non-resident
Fridays, 9 am–12 noon
Games Galore
Whether indoors or out, there will be a variety of fun stuff—
jigsaw puzzles, racing games, coordination games, mazes, and
board games. That is BOARD, not BORED games.
Date: June 18; YP-07
Super Heroes
Back by popular demand! TMCS is once again looking for
Super Kids who love superheroes. Wear you favorite superhero costume and help us banish the bad guys.
Date: June 25; YP-08
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How are you going to beat the heat? Enjoy a wet and wild
morning as the TMCS “green shirts” find new ways to get you
wet! (You’re going to get them wet too, but keep it a secret!)
Date: July 2; YP-09
Magic Madness
Tom Casper and his magician friends will entertain you with
tricks and illusions. Parents, don’t worry, your kids will only
disappear for three hours.
Date: July 16; YP-10
Mysterious Maps & Riddles
Calling all code-breakers and riddle solvers! The morning will
be filled with obstacles and snags. Use your wits and test your
body and mind to find the hidden treasure.
Jungle Mania
Kids will have a roaring good time ... IF they can find their way
through the Jungle at the City Park. Let them run wild with
Tarzan and the apes and lions and tigers and . . .
TMCS Summer Vacation at the Park
“Vacation at the Park” is for children 4 to 10 years of age. Every
week is hopping with fun and stimulating activities . . . as well as
learning, games, and crafts. One day each week will feature a Tipp City
leader who will read a book pertaining to the subject of the week.
Volunteer readers include: Mayor Dee Gillis; Matt Owen, Chamber of Commerce; Jon Crusey, City Manager; Carli Amlin Dean,
REMAX/President of TMCS Board of Trustees; Dr. John Kronour, Superintendent of Tipp City Schools,
Lori Spencer, Process Equipment/Farmer’s Market Coordinator.
Location:
Cost:
Day/time:
Roundhouse at the Tipp City Park
Additional child: $20 resident, $30 non-resident
Mon.–Thurs., 9 am–12 noon
Up, Up, and Away. All plans for this week are up in the
air, but I have it from a very high authority that this week is all
about flying.You thrill seekers will learn about jets, airplanes,
hot air balloons (RE/MAX will bring their balloon for pictures
with the kids), spaceships, and rockets. Enter a paper airplane
contest and fly a kite. The sky’s the limit!
Date: June 14–17; YP-01
Bugs, Bugs, and More Bugs. Caterpillars, spiders, and
beetles, oh my! Do you like things that crawl, wiggle, and buzz?
Insects are miniature marvels and the most successful life
form on the planet. Boonshoft Museum staff will help students
explore insects that are beneficial or harmful to humans and
the environment. Don’t go buggy! Just sign up for this wonderful week of insects.
Date: June 21–24; YP-02
Mommy’ Little Genius. “One is not born a genius,
one becomes a genius.” (Simone de Beauvoir) Tiny Einsteins,
brainiacs, and those obsessed with science, unite! Boonshoft
Museum staff will teach children to use their senses to make
dazzling discoveries about light and color and expose them
to procedures used in the world of science. Kids will perform
experiments and bring their new knowledge home.
Date: June 28–July 1; YP-03
Adventures on the High Seas. Don’t miss the boat!
Whether stowing away on a pirate ship in search of loot, diving into the deep to explore underwater creatures, or sailing
to a south sea island to hula, this week will be oceans of fun.
Boonshoft Museum staff will share specimens of undersea life.
Join the crew of the TMCS Sailing Ship The Green Umbrella as
we roam the seas looking for adventure. (Parents, be warned
that your children may have to walk the plank with the Jolly
Rogers.)
Date: July 12–15; YP-04
Campers R Us. Outdoor lovers will enjoy a camping
adventure at Ye Olde Camp Roundhouse. Go on nature walks
and learn first-hand about Ohio woods animals from the
Miami County Park District. Sing campfire songs and hear
scary campfire stories (well, not too scary). Make a first aid kit
with the American Red Cross and go home to sleep in your
own bed—all without traveling too far or coming home with
poison ivy.
Wild Wild West. Saddle up and ride on over to the City
Park corral to rope in some fun. Have a shoot-out at the Better than Okay corral, get some grub, and have a sarsaparilla to
wash down the trail dust. “Meet” some characters of the old
west—good and bad guys and gals. Get a first-hand look by
historical re-enactors about frontier Ohio. So pardner, register now for a stompin’ good time.
youth art, education & fun
ACT Test Preparation
Emphasis is placed on timing, test makeup, questions to avoid,
creative guessing, reading techniques, and frequent errors in
English. Students must buy the latest edition of Cracking the
ACT. Instructor: Dr. Gene Wade.
Cost:
Date/Time: Mon.–Thurs., June 7–10, 6–7:30 pm;YE-01
Art Camp – Ages 6 and up
Express your creativity! Use different mediums to make
projects. Presented by the Tipp City Area Arts Council and
TMCS.
Location: Roundhouse at the Tip City Park
Cost:
$35 resident, $ 37 non-resident
Ages 10 & up
Day/time: Tues.– Fri., July 6–9, 9–11 am; YE-02
Tuesday–Make a coil pot with Kathy Taylor of TMCS.
Wednesday–Learn two printing techniques: one using natural
materials like leaves, fruit, and vegetables, and the other using
Plexiglas plates to create transfer prints. Instructor: Karen
Purke of McGuffey Press/Have Art Will Travel.
Thursday–Experiment with traditional and nontraditional
looms, including a regular loom, a ridged heddle loom, and
an inkle loom, and make a woven coaster. Instructor: Kay
Bertrand of Tippecanoe Weavers and Fiber Too.
Friday–Create an “I Spy” magazine collage with Julie Smith of
the Tipp City Public Library.
Ages 6–9 years
Day/time: Mon.– Thurs., Aug. 2–5, 9–11 am; YE-03
Monday to Wednesday–Design and build frames; cover and
paint papier mâché animals. Instructor, Judy Reisser.
Thursday–Experiment with traditional and nontraditional
looms, including a regular loom, a ridged heddle loom, and
an inkle loom, and make a woven coaster. Instructor: Kay
Bertrand of Tippecanoe Weavers and Fiber Too.
Babysitting Training Course – Ages 11 and
up
Learn child care and first aid basics and gain the confidence to
make smart decisions and stay safe in any babysitting situation.
Sponsored by the American Red Cross and TMCS. Bring a
tablet, a pencil, lunch, and a drink. Babysitter first aid kits will
be available for $8 (purchase is optional). Participants must be
11 years old or older, and must be pre-registered, pre-paid, and
have a Medical Release Form on file before the class. Students
must stay for the entire class. Space is limited so sign up now.
Cost:
Date/Time: Tues., August 3, 9 am–4 pm; YE-04
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Summer Camp at
Big Robot – Ages 8–14
Want to learn something new, something fun? This summer
the Big Robot Game Café is offering a series of week-long
classes for kids 8–14. Healthy snacks and drinks will be
provided, as well as adult supervision.
Location: Big Robot Game Café, 114 East Main Street,
Tipp CIty
Cost:
Build your own website!
Pick a topic, like your favorite band or video game, or make a
website about you! Your website can be a reflection of your
personality, using your ideas, your favorite colors, and more.
We’ll teach you how to use WordPress to set up a website,
create pages and posts, and apply themes to make your site
unique! Includes hands-on instruction from a website expert.
Date/Time: Mon.–Thurs., June 28–July 1, 9:15–11:45 am;
YE-05
Mon.–Thurs., July 19–22, 9:15–11:45 am; YE-06
Games & More Games
Come get in the “game!” Learn how to play Risk, Chess,
Checkers, Heroclix, and a host of other games. We’ll break
out all the board games we can find and rotate folks around
to make sure everyone learns how to play as many games as
possible!
Date/Time: Mon.–Thurs., June 21–24, 9:15–11:45 am; YE-07
Magic the Gathering Card Camp
Learn to play the most popular collectible card game ever
invented! Find out how to play, learn to build decks of Magic
cards and play one-on-one and multiple-player matches
... you’ll even learn variations like Two-Headed Giant and
Emperor matches. Emphasis is on learning to win and lose
gracefully and having fun. Players will receive one starter deck
and one booster pack of Magic cards and are encourAges d
to bring other cards for trading. $15 supply fee paid to the
instructor.
Day/time: Mon.–Thurs., June 14–17; 9:15–11:45 am; YE-08
Mon.–Thurs., July 26–29; 9:15–11:45 am; YE-09
Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh
Big Robot is offering Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh, two of the
most popular card games out there! We’ll play matches, so
bring along your cards to build decks and trade. New players
will learn the games, and current players can pick up some
tips! Players receive one 60-card Pokémon starter deck.
$15 supply fee paid to the instructor.
Day/time: Mon.–Thurs., July 12–15; 9:15–11:45 am; YE-10
youth art, education & fun continued
Cave Painting – Ages 7–14
Learn about prehistoric cave paintings and use
some of the materials and tools that ancient people used to
create their paintings. Instructor: Karen Purke of McGuffey
Location: Tipp Monroe Community Services Building
Date/Time: Mon., June 28, 9–10:30 am; YE-11
Characters in Action – Grades 4–8
Jump into theatre exercises that encourage
creative thinking skills and promote group spirit. Learning
to utilize voice and movement expressively helps students
create new characters to use as the basis for scene work. A
final sharing session will be the culmination of this workshop.
Instructors: Marilyn Klaben (Education Director and
Teaching Artist for The Human Race Theatre Co.) and Lynn
Woodworth-Shirk (TMS teacher & Tipp City Players and Arts
Council board member).
Cost:
Date/Time: Mon.–Thurs., July 26–29, 10 am–12 noon; YE-12
Groovy Girls Design-It Camp – Girls ages 5–17
Express your creativity through floral arrangement, engineering,
fashion, interior design, and more! Girls will make new friends,
experience the outdoors, and relax in the pool. Bring a sack
lunch and provide your own transportation. A map and more
details upon registration. Staffed by Girl Scout employees.
Location: Camp Rolling Hills near Pleasant Hill, North Rangeline Rd.
Cost:
Day/time: Mon.–Wed., June 14, 15 & 16, 9:30 am–3:30 pm; YE-13
Gyotaku/Japanese Fish Prints
Ages 7–14
Create one-of-a-kind Gyotaku Prints like Japanese master
print makers. Special printing inks and paper will be provided
as well as assorted fish.You will be amazed at the natural
beauty of theses prints. Instructor: Karen Purke of McGuffey
Date/Time: Mon., June 21, 9–10:30 am; YE-14
Kid’s R.A.D. – Boys and girls ages 5–7 years
This self-defense class incorporates everyday safety for
children. Learn how to handle bullies and perform actual
hands-on self defense. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis
shoes. This is a very physical class, so be prepared to work.
This class is taught by Tipp City Police officers specially
trained in the Kid’s R.A.D. program.
Location: Zion Lutheran Church, 14 W. Walnut, Tipp City
Cost:
No cost, but registration and a Medical Release
form are required
Day/time: Tues., & Thurs., June 1, 3, 8, 10, 15 & 17, 4:30–6pm;
YE-15
American Girl Tea Party & Style Show –
Ages 6 and up
Calling all American Girls and their dolls! Join us on the
runway at Sam & Ethel’s for the 1st Annual American Girl
Tea Party and Fashion Show. Put on your prettiest clothes,
grab your favorite doll and your mom, aunt, grandmother, or
sister and enjoy an afternoon of crafts, yummy treats, and
a fashion show with doll clothes designed by Carol. Sign up
early and your doll can be a model. Hosted by Carol English.
Registrations must be made by July 20th.
Location: Sam & Ethel’s Restaurant, 120 E. Main St., Tipp
City
Cost:
$20 resident, $22, non-resident (per couple)
Day/time: Sun., July 25, 3–5 pm; YE-16
Watercolor Workshop – Ages 7–14
Learn basic watercolor painting techniques in this beginner
class. Learn to mix colors and try various types of mediums,
such as wet on wet and dry brush. Fee includes good-quality
tube watercolor paints, brush, and paper that students can
take home at the end of the class. Instructor: Karen Purke of
McGuffey Press/Have Art Will Travel.
Cost:
Date/Time: Mon., July 12, 19, & 26, 9–10:30 am; YE-17
You Snooze,
You Lose!
Nothing cancels a good class quicker
than waiting until the last minute
to register. If there are not enough
students registered one week before
a class begins, the program may be
canceled. Registering just before a class
starts will not save it. So, register early
and get the class you want!
youth athletics, sports & exercise
Dance and Tumbling Classes –
Ages 3 ½ to 6 years
Patrice Link Dancing Studio, 227 N. Hyatt Street,
Tipp City
Cost:
All classes are designed so that as children learn, they will
develop a sense of self-worth, confidence, and motor skills.
These classes will be ongoing as long as there is interest by
the students. Instructor: Patrice Link.
Location:
Pre-Ballet Class
Awaken your child to music and dance. This introductory class
will teach basic ballet steps, coordination, and rhythm in a fun
atmosphere.
Ages 4 & 5
Day/time: Tues., June 8, 15, 22, 29, 10:30–11 am; YA-01
Ages 3 ½–4
Day/time: Tues., June 8, 15, 22, 29, 6–6:30 pm; YA-02
Pre-Tap Class – Ages 4 & 5
In this pre-tap class, students will learn basic tap steps and
improve their motor skills. Emphasis is on etiquette and
discipline.
Day/time: Tues., June 8, 15, 22, 29, 10–10:30 am; YA-03
Tumbling Class for Beginners – 5 & 6 years
Tumbling helps lay the foundation for physical well-being
and regular exercise. Children will learn how to stretch, do
summersaults, head-stands, bridges, roll arounds, and other
skills according to class abilities.
Date/Time: Tues., June 8, 15, 22, 29, 11–11:30 am; YA-04
Location:
Dance Fundamentals and
Conditioning – Junior & Senior High
Patrice Link Dancing Studio, 227 N. Hyatt Street,
Tipp City
These classes will be ongoing as long as there is interest by
the students. Instructor: Lauren Livermore
Dance Fundamentals – grades 5–12
This class is for students of all dance disciplines. We will cover
floor work, turns, jumps, and stretches and incorporate pom
and hip hop routines popular in competition dance.
Senior High – grades 8–12
Date/time: Wed., June 9, 16, 23, 30, 3–4 pm; YA-05
Cost:
Junior High – grades 5–8
Date/time: Wed., June 9, 16, 23, 30, 4–5 pm; YA-06
Cost:
10 Call 667-8631 or visit www.tmcomservices.org.
Hip Hop Jazz – grades 8–12
This class is for beginning students. We will work on turns,
stretches, and choreography in the jazz/ hip hop style.
Date/time: Wed., June 9, 16, 23, 30, 8–8:45 pm; YA-07
Cost:
Dodge Ball – grades 4–8
In this fun game, players try to avoid being hit by a ball thrown
by other players. No make-up for rain days.
Location: Kyle Park Soccer Fields
Cost:
Date/Time: Mon.–Thurs., July 19–22
Grades 4 & 5, 7:15–8 pm; YA-08
Grades 6 & 8, 8:15–9 pm; YA-09
Kickball – Ages 5–11
Kickball was invented around 1942, and was played by soldiers
during World War II. Come learn about the game and have fun
playing! No make-up for rain days.
Cost:
Date/Time: Mon.–Thurs. June 28–July 1
Ages 5–8, 7:15–8 pm; YA-10
Ages 9–11, 8:15–9 pm; YA-11
Date/Time: Mon.–Thurs., Aug. 2–5
Ages 5–8, 6:15–7 pm; YA-12
Ages 9–11, 7:15–8 pm; YA-13
Red Devil Tennis Lessons – ages
5–10 years
Is your child interested in learning the game of
tennis? It’s never too early to start. This program is
a fun and inexpensive way to learn the game and is
taught by two Tippecanoe High School Seniors from
the Tennis Team, Robby Southers and Nick Bollinger.
Bring a racket and a can of balls.
Location: Tipp Middle School Tennis Courts
Cost:
Date/time: Mon. June 21, for 6 Mondays (no class on July 5)
5–7 year olds, 6–7 pm; YA-14
8–10 year olds, 7:15–8:15 pm; YA-15
Soccer – Ages 5–9
Learn the fundamentals of soccer: offense, defense,
passing, dribbling, and shooting. In the last class,
parents play! No make-ups for rain days.
Cost:
Day:
Mon.–Thurs.
Date/time: June 21–24, 6:15–7 pm; YA-16
July 12–15, 7:15–8 pm; YA-17
July 26–29, 6:15–7 pm; YA- 18
youth athletics, sports & exercise continued
T-Ball – Ages 4–6
Learn the fundamentals of t-ball: batting, catching, throwing,
and fielding. No make-ups for rain days.
Cost:
Day: Mon.–Thurs.
Date/time: June 21–24, 7:15–8 pm; YA-19
June 28–July 1, 6:15–7 pm; YA-20
July 12–15, 6:15–7 pm; YA-21
July 19–22, 6:15–7 pm; YA-22
July 26–29, 7:15–8 pm; YA-23
Tennis – Ages 6–14
Learn a fun, lifelong sport! Bring a racket and a tube
of tennis balls. Rain days will be Fri. or Sat., at the
same time as class. Instructor: Roger Bullard.
Ages 6–8. Beginning students will learn the fundamentals
of the game and basic tennis strokes.
Location: Tipp City Park Tennis Courts
Day/Time: Mon.–Thurs., 8–9 am
Date: June 7–10; YA–24
June 14–17; YA-25
July 5–8; YA-26
July 12–15; YA-27
Ages 9–11. Beginner/intermediate players will
develop basic ground strokes through fun competitive
activities.
June 14–17; YA-29
July 5–8; YA-30
July 12–15; YA-31
Ages 12–14. Advanced students will strengthen their
tennis game through instruction, practice, and playing games.
June 14–17; YA-33
July 5–8; YA-34
July 12–15; YA-35
Tennis Lessons for Parent & Child –
Ages 9 & up
Have fun with your kids! Students will get instruction
while playing doubles with their parents. Rain days
will be on Friday or Saturday, at the same time as
class. Bring a racket and a tube of tennis balls. Instructor:
Roger Bullard.
Location: Tip City Park Tennis Courts
Cost:
Time:
Mon.–Thurs., 7–8 pm
July 5–8; YA-37
Other Athletic Opportunities
Various organizations in Tipp City provide youth athletic
opportunities. Each has its own registration requirement and
time frame. Contacts are as follows:
Pee Wee Cheerleading – Lorraine Smith, 718-4506
Pee Wee Football – Tim Smith, 520-3005
Tipp City Junior Baseball – www.tcjb.org
Tipp City Swim Team – call Christina Brownlee at 9028550 or via e-mail at [email protected], or
see them on Facebook
Tipp City Youth Soccer – www.tippsoccer.org
youth crafts
Beginning Weaving – Ages 7–adult
You will use the the instructor’s custom-made
looms to learn basic weaving techniques. An assortment
of hand-cut textiles will be provided to design and make an
original giant handmade pot holder. Instructor: Karen Purke of
McGuffey Press/Have Art Will Travel.
Cost:
Date/Time: Mon., June 14, 7–9 pm; YC-01
Design your own Birdhouse – Ages
7–14
Create a one-of-a-kind medium-size birdhouse that reflects
your personality. Usable indoor or outdoor. Instructor: Karen
Purke of McGuffey Press/Have Art Will Travel.
Cost:
Date/Time: Mon., June 14, 9–10:30 am; YC-02
TMCS
Community Organizations
events &activities
GET INVOLVED!
Alumni of Tippecanoe High.
Want to stay in touch with friends and
other Tipp alumni? Go to tippalumni@
hotmail.com.
Community Band. The Tippecanoe
Community Band is an adult volunteer
group that performs for concerts,
parades, and nursing homes. Call 6678631.
Community-Minded Women.
If you are interested in contributing
to the community, here is your
opportunity to learn more about our
organization. Please join us at one of
our meetings on the first Thursday of
each month (excluding July and August)
at 7 pm at the Tipp City Government
Center.Visit www.tippcmw.com.
Bridge & Euchre. Find a partner
and sign up for the TMCS bridge or
euchre club. Teams play September
through May at each others’ houses.
Cost to join is $10, which covers a
party in June and cash prizes for first
and second places. Sign up by August
23. Call TMCS at 667-8631 to sign up.
Canal Music Festival. Sat., June
12, 4–8 pm, at Canal Lock Park on
East Main Street. This free concert
is sponsored by the Tipp City Area
Arts Council. Featured Bands:VooDoo
Puppet and Ledfoot Johnny. Information
booths featuring local groups. Food and
beverages will be for sale.
Chalk Art Walk. Sat., Aug. 7, 10
am–12 noon, in Downtown Tipp City.
Theme: “Fun in the Sun.” Open to all
ages, but pre-registration is required.
Sponsored by Tipp City Area Arts
Council & TMCS. Call TMCS at
667-8631 or stop by our office and fill
out the registration form.
Historical Society. Located at the
corner of Third and Walnut, summer
hours are Wed. 2–4 pm, Sat. 10–12, and
on the 2nd Sunday of each month. Call
President Susie Spitler at 698-6798 for
more information.
Optimist Club. Looking for a local
organization where you can make a
real difference in the community and
schools around you? Our motto is “a
friend to youth.” To learn more, call
667-8503 or 667-2228.
The Honey Creek Watershed
Association. To learn about
the organization, go to www.
honeycreekwatershed.org or contact
Leigh Ann Gerardi McCulla at 6677878.
Soroptimist International
of Tipp City & Upper Miami
Valley. SITCUMV supports local and
international projects. Dinner meetings
are held on the 3rd Wednesdays of each month, September through June.
Contact SITCUMV, PO Box 223, Tipp
City, OH 45371 or by calling 418-4350.
Needy Basket. Provides food to
needy families in Tipp City and Monroe
Township. Call 667-1977 to donate or
for assistance.
Child Safety Day. Join
McDonalds,Voss Honda,
and TMCS for Child
Safety Day on June 19.
Safety information will
be available from 9 am–3
pm from the local EMS,
Fire Dept., Dare, K9 Unit,
American Red Cross, and
others. Have your child
fitted for a bike helmet and
be eligible for a drawing to win a boy’s
and a girl’s bike. Meet McGruff, Heater,
and Gem. Bring your bicycles and
enter the Bike Rodeo from 11am–2
pm. Events will be held at McDonald's
and Voss Honda in Tipp City.
7th Annual Antique & Artisan
Show. June 26, 9 am–5 pm on Main
Street in the Tipp City Historical
District. There will be a pancake
breakfast (8 am–12 noon), and a
spaghetti supper (5–7 pm). See
www.dtcp.org for more information.
Sponsored by the Downtown Tipp
City Partnership.
Tipp City Chamber of
Commerce. www.tippcitychamber.
org or call Matt Owen at 667-8300.
Farmers Market. Meet me at
the market! Saturdays, June 12–Sept.
18, 9 am–12:30 pm on Third Street
between Main and Dow. For more
information call 667-0883, email info@
tippecanoefarmersmarket.com, or visit
www.tippecanoefarmersmarket.com.
Sponsored by Cincinnati Bell.
Memorial Day Celebration
Parade. Come, children of all ages,
and bring your patriotically decorated
bike and join the Memorial Day
Celebration Parade. Monday, May 31.
Further details will be sent home
through school.
Vintage Clothing Display. An
exhibit of vintage clothing replicated
by Vera Barberine will be on view
Saturday, June 12, 10 am–12 noon,
and Sunday, June 13, 2–4 pm, at the
Historical Society on the Corner of
Walnut and Third. The reproductions
represent clothing from the
Renaissance Era through the 1960s.
SUMMER 2010
Tipp City Newcomers &
Neighbors helps ladies meet new friends
for fellowship and fun. Meetings held the
second Thurs. of each month, September
– May, at the Tipp City United Methodist
Church, at the corner of Main and Third
Streets. Call Janice Long at 667-3477.
United Way. Visit the Tipp City Area
United Way's new website to see how
you can LIVE UNITED! Please remember
your local United Way when giving to
charitable organizations.Your gift will
help fund 28 health and human service
agencies in the Tipp City, Monroe, and
Bethel Township areas. To learn more,
contact Deborah Carr at 669-FUND
(3863). Donations can be mailed to Tipp
City Area United Way, PO Box 95, Tipp
City, OH 45371
Monroe Township Recycling. Help
reduce local landfills at the same time. Bring
your recycling to the Monroe Township
Garage, 655 Michaels Road in Tipp City, on
the second Saturday of each month, 8:30
–11:30 a.m. Items accepted include plastics
(SPI code 1&2), metal (aluminum and steel
cans), glass (all colors), newspaper (placed
in grocery bags), and clean, dry corrugated
cardboard. Please, no commercial drop-offs.
To learn more, call TMCS at 667-8631.
Safety City. This
structured program for
children entering kindergarten
will introduce them to basic
safety rules. Program taught
by Angie Anderson, with
demonstrations from Tipp
City’s public safety depts. Sessions are June
14-18 and June 21-25, 8:30–10 am & 10:30–
12 noon. Limited spaces available. Register
at TMCS by June 7. $15.00 per child.
Registration begins
May 18
and continues throughout the term. Visit
www.tmcomservices.org
You Snooze,
You Lose!
Nothing cancels a good class quicker
than waiting until the last minute
to register. If there are not enough
students registered one week before
a class begins, the program may be
canceled. Registering just before a class
starts will not save it. So, register early
and get the class you want!
Tipp Monroe Community Services
. . . 40 years of serving YOU!
TMCS has been a part of our community for years . . . promoting health,
recreation, and social services for all ages. Take a look at our journey!
1969
Tipp City begins opening school buildings and other public facilities for educational, recreational,
and social gatherings. The “Community School Program” is born.
1975
The program expands into the arts with the creation of the Tipp City Players.
1976
The Community School Program is reorganized as “Tipp-Monroe Community Services” and given
the green umbrella logo we still use today. Green represents hope; the umbrella represents the
pooling of many community needs under one agency.
1977
The people of Tipp City and Monroe Township pass a half-mill levy to provide funding for TMCS
for five years. The Mobile Meals program begins serving people confined to their homes.
1983–87
TMCS continues growing. Our Youth Center is remodeled, and we begin advertising our
programs in the newspaper.
1988
Our educational, recreational, and cultural programs increase by 25%, and a new youth center
director is hired.
1990
The Youth Center closes due to lack of a permanent home.
1992–99
TMCS programs continue to expand to include a Youth Basketball Program, Men’s Softball, and
the now-famous Community-Wide Garage Sale. TMCS also provides assistance to the Lions Club
for its eyeglass program, Dayton Metro Basketball, and the Mum Festival Committee.
1999–2002 Newspaper ads are replaced by the Community Connection, mailed to all residents of Tipp City and
Monroe Township. The Community Relief program and the Christmas Gift Giving program are
created to provide temporary relief to families in financial need.
2010
TMCS continues to assess the needs of the community and introduce new programs, workshops,
and events. We provide administrative support for activities like SAY Soccer, Tipp City Junior
Baseball, and Safety City. And our social service programs help children, adults, and seniors
throughout our community.
To learn more, go to www.tmcomservices.org and select “About Us.”
Tipp Monroe Community Services (TMCS) is a local nonprofit organization responsible for
identifying and filling the needs of Tipp City and Monroe Township residents. We provide
recreational, educational, and cultural programs at reasonable prices for all ages. Tipp Monroe
Community Services works to improve the standard of living in our community and enjoys
broad support from local residents, businesses, city and township government, and the Board
of Education. For more information about our organization, go to www.tmcomservices.org.
How to Register for TMCS courses
Registration begins May 18.
The office will be open May 18 & May 20 from 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. for your convenience. Tipp City and Monroe Township residents
will be given priority over non-residents. Registration continues throughout the Summer Term.
Three Ways to Register:
By fax. Fax your registration form to 667-4003.
Then mail your payment to P.O. Box 242, Tipp City
OH 45371. Checks should be made payable to Tipp
Monroe Community Services.
Online. Go to www.tmcomservices.org,
under Registration. Sign up for the classes
you want and pay online using PayPal.
At our office. Come by our
office at 3 E. Main Street in Tipp City
Mon.–Fri., 8 am–5 pm to register
and pay for classes.
Please note: You are not officially registered until a signed Registration Form, along with full payment, is received. If you are under 18, you also
must provide a signed Medical Release Form.
Additional Information
Enrollment fees are payable at the time of registration. Checks should
be made payable to Tipp Monroe Community Services. Lab fees (supplies) will be paid
directly to the instructor.
Cancelled Classes/Programs. All classes and programs must have a minimum
number of students to be held. TMCS has the right to cancel, combine, change the time
or date, or make any other revision within two business days of the program’s begin
date.
If a class is canceled by TMCS, you will be notified and will receive a full refund within
10–15 business days.
Waiting lists. If a class is closed because of maximum enrollment and a waiting list is
begun, students will be accepted into the class according to the date the registration fee
was received.
Confirmations. There will be no confirmation sent out for classes having sufficient
enrollment. Students will be responsible for remembering starting dates, times and
locations of classes.
Supplies. Students are responsible for getting any list of necessary supplies to be taken
to class.You may obtain this list by calling Community Services at 667-8631
Refunds before the class/program begins. A partial refund will be granted if it
is requested at least 5 business days before the first class meeting and does not reduce
the participation level below the required minimum. Direct your request to Community
Services at 667-8631.
Refunds after the class/program begins. If you wish to discontinue
participation in a class/program, you must cancel before the second class. As long as the
cancellation does not reduce the participation level below the required minimum, a prorated credit toward another class/program will be given. No cash refunds will be given.
Direct your request to Community Services at 667-8631.
Special accommodations. Tipp-Monroe Community Services wishes to involve all
segments of the community in TMCS programs. People needing accommodations for the
physically disabled should contact the TMCS office at 667-8631 one week prior to the
beginning of a class.
POLICIES
Weather. All programs are canceled when Tipp City Public Schools are closed due
to inclement weather. Watch WDTN Channel 2 or WHIO Channel 7 for closing
information.
Sickness Policy. Please do not send your child to TMCS programs or activities if
your child missed school that day due to illness, or if child has fever, diarrhea, severe
coughing or sneezing, sore throat, vomiting, redness, or discharge from the eye.
You Snooze, You Lose! Nothing cancels a good class quicker than waiting until the
last minute to register. If there are not enough students one week prior, the program
may be canceled. Registering on the last day of the class will not save a class. Please
register as early as possible.
TIPP MONROE COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC.
REGISTRATION FORM
Class No.__________________ Class Name_ ________________________________________________________________________ Fee_ ____________
Class No.__________________ Class Name_ ________________________________________________________________________ Fee_ ____________
Name: Last_ ________________________________________________First______________________________________________________________
Address____________________________________________________City_ _____________________________________________ Zip_____________
Circle one:
Tipp City Resident
Monroe Township Resident
Non-Resident
Home Phone________________________________________________Work Phone: _ ______________________________________________________
E-mail address: _ _____________________________________________Cell: ______________________________________________________________
If under 18: Age: ____________ Grade:_ ________ Name of Parent or Legal Guardian_ _________________________________________________________
The above enrollee or legal guardian of said enrollee in consideration of the activity indicated hereby releases and discharges Tipp Monroe Community Services, Inc., the City of Tipp City,
the Monroe Township Trustees, and the Tipp City Exempted Village School Board of Education and their assignees from any liability whatever, and will hold them harmless from any judgement brought against them.
*Please note that photos taken at TMCS classes may be used in the Community Connection or other publications.
Date______________________________________________________Signature___________________________________________________________
Parent/Legal Guardian
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NON-PROFIT
Tipp Monroe Community Services
ORGANIZATION
PERMIT #215
3 East Main Street
P.O. Box 242
Tipp City, OH 45371
TIPP CITY
OHIO
ADVISORY COMMITTEE & CONTRIBUTORS
BOB STEGGEMANN, American Legion
MARY KINNISON, American Legion Auxiliary
AMLIN ADVANTAGE, RE/MAX Professionals
MICHELLE BLAKE, A.O. Smith
SCOTT A. BREISCH, Award One
LINDA KLUM, Bank of America Home Loans
TOM MERRITT, Board Of Education
DEBBIE DUNCAN, Broadway Hair Studio
PAUL SCORDIA, JOSH LEPHART, JENNIFER CASSIDY,
Burger King – Tipp City
STEVE BRUNS, Bruns Construction
DEBRA JACKSON, Chase
JOHN KESSLER, City of Tipp City Rep.
ROBIN CROW, Clark’s Pharmacy
PINDER UPPAL, Classic Cleaners
THOMAS COCHRAN, Thomas Cochran, LPA
DENNY HEFNER, DJ’s Pizza
TOM DYSINGER, Dysinger & Associates, LPA
NICOLE MIKEL, The Earth’s Center
CHIP HARE, Edison Community College
NEIL NEHRING, Edward Jones
TIM EVANS, Evans Title Agency
STAN EVANS, Favorite Insurance Co.
JIM BAYLIFF, Frings & Bayliff
MIKE PORTO, Gardens Alive
WAYNE SNYDER, Galbreath GMAC Real Estate
CHARLES SMITH, Healthpark Dentistry
MARYBETH SULLIVAN - IMDS
DAVID KOCH, David A. Koch Optometrist
JIM & PAM SILVER, PAM PEREZ, Leiss Drycleaners
GEORGE LOVETT, Lovett & Lovett, Co., LPA
RICK MAINS, R.J. Mains & Assoc.
PAUL HARTO, Meijer
CHERYL STIEFEL-FRANCIS, Miami County Foundation
DAVE SUMMERS, Monroe Federal Savings & Loan
MARTIN ENGLISH, Monroe Township Trustee
KATE TAYLOR, Mum Festival
GERRY DEMERS, Needy Basket
DEE GILLIS, Order of Eastern Star
SUSAN RAMBEAU, Susan A. Rambeau CPA
GLENNA LEMONDS, RE/MAX Professionals
RICK HEINL, Repacorp Label Products
STEVE RITZI, Steven Ritzi, D.D.S. Inc.
BENJAMIN SCOTT, Scott M & A Corp (McDonalds)
BUD SCHROEDER, Schroeder Tennis Center
MATT BLACK, SIXOT Designs, Inc.
JUDY TANNEHILL, Soroptimist International of Tipp
City & Upper Miami Valley
ROBIN SHAFER, Springmeade Health Center
ANDREW STEWART, Stewart & Stewart, Co., LPA
JAN BISHOP, Student Senate Advisor
TERRENCE L. ALLEMANG, Terrence L. Allemang, D.D.S
PEG HADDEN, The Clothesline
JOANNE BASHORE, Tipp City Comm. Minded Women
MARTHA WEAVER, Tipp City Enrichment Program
CHUCK SELL, Tipp City Garden Club
SUSIE SPITLER, Tippecanoe Historical Society
SEAN DANIEL, Tipp City Junior Baseball
JEFF BAIRD, Tipp City Music Boosters
TIM SMITH, Tipp City Pee Wee Football
LYNN SHIRK, Tipp City Players
DOUG THOMPSON, Tipp City Rotary
Never stop learning.
WIILLIAM LEE, Tipp City Senior Citizens
TRACY THUMSER, Tipp City Youth Soccer
DEBRA CARR, Tipp City United Way
DR JIM RANFT, Tipp Eye Center
BARBARA OAKS, Tipp Florist
MIKE LIGHTLE, Tipp Foundation
DEBRA JACKSON, Tipp Monroe Optimists Club
PHILIP COX, Tippecanoe Athletic Boosters
GAIL AHMED, Tippecanoe Community Band
MATT TIMMER, Tipp Top Canning
TERRI DARRAH, Total Image Salon & Day Spa
JEFF BOLLINGER, Trophy Nut
STEVE VALLO, Unity National Bank
DR. DAVID MECKSTROTH, Upper Valley Medical
Center
KAY BERTRAND,Valley Arts & Crafts
ED MARTINO,Veterans of Foreign Wars
CHUCK BELK,Voss Honda
PHIL WAMPLER, Wampler Plumbing
LOCAL CHURCHES
Christian Family Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Good Shepherd Church
New Path, Inc.
St. John’s Catholic Church
Tipp City Church of the Nazarene
Tipp City United Methodist Church
Upper Room Worship Center
West Charleston Church
Zion Lutheran Church

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Bonsai Monday, May 13th 7PM - The Free Public Library of Monroe

Cuyahoga Falls is an Award-Winning City and one of the Top 100

DEDD New Member Press Release, 2015