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Registrati
June 4
Early Bird
CHEEKTOWAGA YOUTH & RECREATIONAL SERVICES
Summer 2016
Table of Contents
Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services Staff
Active Living/Healthy Lifestyles............................................. 21
Fitness in the Parks
Pickleball
Guided Nature Walks
Take a Trek on the Trails
Ellen M. Fischer
Adult Sports............................................................................ 25
Beach Volleyball Leagues
Summer Volleyball Tournament
0-5K Running Group
Aquatics.................................................................................4-7
Pool Information
Pool Rules
Adult Swim Lessons
Water Aerobics
Preschool Aquatics*
Parent/Infant Swim Class*
Evening Swim Lessons*
Youth Swim Lessons*
Guard Start: Lifeguarding Tomorrow*
Special Events & Swim Meets
Movie Madness
Camps......................................................................... 19, 20, 30
Summer Day Camps*
Art Adventures
Cheektowaga Cheerleading Camp
Summer Teen Club*
Villa Maria College Summer Camps
Executive Director
Shelly Kunkel
Program Leader (Youth)
Jillian Gorman-King
Program Coordinator
Tim White
Program Leader (Youth)
Victor Nosal
Recreation Leader
Lynn Koszuta
Recreation Supervisor
Amy McMahon
Adapted Recreation Program Director
Community Interests.............................................................. 29
Community Youth Athletic Associations................................ 24
Airlanes Junior Football & Cheerleading
Cheektowaga Thunderbirds
NCAAA Football & Cheerleading
Brad Agen
Conservation Corps Coordinator
Melissa Nosal
Concerts & Festivals..........................................................26-28
Creekside Concert Series
Creekside Festival Family Concert Series
Dartwood Park Concert
Senior Center Concerts
Family Days Arts & Crafts Show
Flag Day Weekend
Polish Festival
Y.E.S. Coordinator
Kathy Miesowicz
Account Clerk Typist
Angela Ruchalski
Senior Clerk
Department’s Mission Statement.......................................... 14
For Your Family Picnic............................................................ 29
Important Phone Numbers...................................................... 3
Just for the Little Ones........................................................... 14
Tiny Tumblers*
Kids Yoga
Wee Three - Twice The Fun
Park Locations & Guide to Parks & Facilities................16 & 17
Michele Oldfield
Clerk Typist
Recreation on the Go.............................................................. 15
Playground Rotation Schedules
Town-Wide Playground Olympics
Registration Dates & Info. For Signing Up............................... 3
Registration Form................................................................... 31
Resident Discount Card Information/Policy............................ 3
Special Interests................................................................22-23
Crabapple Run
Library Enrichment Program
Young Adult Activities............................................................ 18
Y.E.S.
Wednesdays in the Park
Summer Teen Club
Youth Sports/Special Interests.........................................8 - 14
Beginner Gymnastics*
Introduction To Advanced Gymnastics*
Advanced Gymnastics - Level I & II*
Open Gymnastics & Tumbling Workout*
Just a Back Handspring*
Floor Exercise and Tumbling*
Gymnastic Lessons
Start Smart Soccer*
Start Smart Baseball*
Indoor/Outdoor Youth Soccer*
“All Stars - All Sports” for Boys & Girls*
Youth Instructional Tennis*
3-on-3 Basketball
Cheektowaga Film Academy
Broadway Youth Golf Instruction
Y.E.S. Summer Event
Y.E.S. Father’s Day Creation
Youth Hockey League*
Youth & Family Counseling Programs
Outdoor Street Hockey Festival
*Indicates programs that accept Independent Health & Blue
Cross/Blue Shield Discounts - See pg. 3
On the cover:
“True to Our Mission”
Our department offers participants,
volunteers and staff opportunities
for personal growth in the areas
of education, health, athletics, the
arts and social development.
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Important Info. For Signing Up
Registration for All
Residents Only
Early Bird Sign-Ups
Begins Monday, June 6, 2016
Residents and Non-Residents
Phone-in and Walk-in available
Monday-Friday 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
Fax and Mail-in also available
Saturday, June 4, 2016
9 am - 12 Noon
Alexander Community Center
275 Alexander Avenue
See page 31 for registration form and additional information
Payments
Resident Discount Cards will be issued during registration.
We accept payments by cash, check and credit card
(Mastercard, Discover or Visa).
Refund Policy
All our programs are backed by our “Good Time Guarantee”
refund policy. For details, pick up a copy of the complete
policy from our office. BE SURE TO SAVE YOUR RECEIPT.
Make checks payable to:
(If your check is returned for any reason, the fee will be $20.)
Resident Discount Card Information
Frequently Called Numbers
A valid Town of Cheektowaga Resident Discount Card is needed to
receive valuable discounts for many events and programs.
Children 6 years of age or younger will receive these benefits
through their parent’s card. At age 7, children will need their
own card. Resident Discount Cards are valid for two years.
To obtain a Resident Discount Card adults must have TWO
forms of identification, which include the following:
1. You must have a photo ID: a valid NYS driver’s license or a
valid non-driver ID.
2. You must have one additional form of ID which
contains your name and residence address such as: a
current utility bill, or a current bank statement.
For children, a parent must be present with their valid
Resident Discount Card or items 1 and 2 above and the child’s
birth certificate containing the parent’s name, report card and/or
school ID. Home schooled children must show documentation
from assigned school district. An expired Resident Discount
Card CANNOT be used as current proof of residency.
If you are using a P.O. Box for your mailing address—please
be prepared to show proof of your actual residence address
within the Town of Cheektowaga when purchasing your
Resident Card or registering for programs. Anyone found
abusing and/or attempting to defraud the Town of Cheektowaga
will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Fees for Resident Discount Cards are:
Children (7-15 years of age)................. $5
Adults (16-59 years of age)................... $7
Seniors (60 years of age & older)...... Free
MAIN OFFICE HOURS
9:00 am - 4:30 pm • 897-7207
Fax: 462-4109
PROGRAMS
Adapted Recreation....................897-7205
Recreation Center Arena............897-7218
Soccer ........................897-7207 ext. 6667
Softball........................................656-2294
Y.E.S. Program.............897-7207 ext. 6655
Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services
Cheektowaga, New York 14211-2742
Town Website: TOCNY.ORG
Please Note!
RESIDENT DISCOUNT CARD SUMMER SCHEDULE
Issued at the Town Park Recreation Center Arena.
NO CARDS WILL BE ISSUED ON JULY 4th.
Pre-season: May 7-June 11 (Saturdays)............. 12-4pm
June 13-15…3:30-7:30pm June 16-19....... 12pm-5pm
June 20-July 22
Mon-Fri .........................10am-7pm
July 25-Aug. 12
Mon / Wed / Fri...............11am-3pm
Tue / Thu.......................... 3pm-7pm
June 25-Aug. 7
Sat / Sun...................12:30pm-5pm
Now accepting the following insurances for programs
indicated by this symbol:
Please
Independent Health
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Health Extras
Details
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of WNY
Aqua
Lifestyle Benefit
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Note: For summer 2016, ID’s will be issued in the
Alexander Community Center (behind the rink)
Aquatics
Pool Admission Fees
Pool Information
EACH TIME YOU SWIM:
With resident discount card....................FREE
Resident w/o discount card ...................$7
TOWN PARK POOL...................................534-3459
211 Ridge Park, in Town Park
Opening Week: June 20 - 26........12:30 - 5:30pm
Regular Schedule:
June 27 - Aug 14 Mon - Fri.........10:00am - 7:30pm
Weekends............12:30 - 5:30pm
Open swim on weekdays begins at 11:15am as of July 5th
July 4th Schedule..........................12:30 - 5:30pm
End of Season Schedule: (weather permitting)
Aug 15 - 19..... 12:30pm - 6:00pm
POOL CLOSES: August 19 at 6:00pm
TOWN PARK POOL DAILY LUNCH BREAK
The pool will be closed for Lunch/Dinner
Lunch..................12:30 - 1:15pm
Dinner....................5:15 - 6:00pm
Sat & Sun..............3:00 - 3:30pm
Pool patrons must exit the water, but can remain on
the pool deck during this time.
(must show proof of residency)
Guest fee (all pools) .............................$7
Non-resident guests are welcomed at our pool when accompanied
by a town resident with a valid resident discount card.
Town of Cheektowaga Pool Rules
1. All swimmers must have a valid Resident Discount Card to
receive resident discounts.
2. Visitors must be accompanied by a resident, with a valid
Resident Discount Card.
3. All pool patrons must wear swim suits or swim trunks.
Cut-offs, clothing with loose strings or ties, gym shorts or
undergarments are not permitted as swimwear. Patrons with
religious concerns must wear clean, covering garments that
do not interfere with their safety and the safety of others in
the water. *See Pool Supervisor for clarification.
4. Children 6 & under and non-swimmers must be accompanied
by parent or responsible supervisor (at least 12 years of age).
Supervision of Children 7-9 years of age is STRONGLY recommended.
5. Any person having an infectious or communicable disease
is prohibited from using a public pool.
6. Persons having open blisters, cuts, etc. are advised not to
use the pool.
7. Running, boisterous or rough play or excessive noise is
forbidden in pool area, showers or dressing rooms.
8. No food or drink, gum chewing or smoking is allowed in
the pool area or bathhouse.
9. Spitting, blowing the nose or discharging body wastes in
pool is strictly prohibited.
10.All persons using the swimming pool must take a shower
before entering the pool.
11. No Masks, Fins, Snorkels or Flotation Aids are allowed in pool i.e.
water wings, PFD, sewn-in Bathing suits, inner tubes, noodles.
Kick boards provided by pool-ONLY use in wading pool.
12.POOL SUPERVISOR HAS THE AUTHORITY TO EJECT
ANYONE WHO VIOLATES THE RULES.
DINGENS POOL........................................583-2425
701 Dingens Street, near Harlem Road
Opening Day: Sat, June 25........12:30 - 5:30pm
Regular Schedule:
Weekends............12:30 - 5:30pm
Open swim on weekdays begins at 12:15pm as of July 5th
July 4th Schedule........................................Closed
End of Season Extended Schedule: (weather permitting)
Aug 15 - 19.........12:30 - 6:00pm
Aug 20 - 21.........12:30 - 5:30pm
Adult Swim Lessons
Participants will learn and improve aquatic skills that will
provide opportunities to improve their health and fitness
levels. The program will be individualized to meet the
needs of each participant.
Start Date: Tuesday, July 5
[5005]
Day/Time: Tue & Thu, 6:30 - 7:30pm
Location: Town Park Pool
Ages:
18 years and older
Fee: $51 With Resident Discount Card: $41
MARYVALE POOL.....................................343-3975
735 Maryvale Drive, near Beach Road
Opening Day: Sat, June 25........12:30 - 5:30pm
Regular Schedule:
Weekends.......12:30pm - 5:30pm
Open swim on weekdays begins at 12:15pm as of July 5th
July 4th Schedule........................................Closed
End of Season Schedule: (weather permitting)
Aug 15 - 19.........12:30 - 6:00pm
Aug 20 - 21.........12:30 - 5:30pm
Water Aerobics
ATTENTION PARK SHELTER PERMIT HOLDERS
A shelter permit does NOT include FREE access
to the pools. All rules & regulations apply.
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A 30 minute water workout designed to tone the legs and
provide a mild cardio workout. Support “noodles” will be used
throughout the class so all the basics of water walking will
be learned. Minimum of 10 people registered to run class.
Start Date: Monday, July 6
[5217]
End Date: Wednesday, August 10
Days/Times: Mon & Wed, 6:15 - 7:15pm
Location: Dingens Pool
Ages:
15 years and older
Fee: $51 With Resident Discount Card: $41
Aquatics
PRE-REGISTRATION AT ALEXANDER COMMUNITY CENTER JUNE 4, 2016
BEGINNING SATURDAY JUNE 25 REGISTRATION FOR LESSONS ARE AT THE INDIVIDUAL POOL
Instructional Swimming Lessons
All lessons begin Tuesday, July 5th at all three pools and end Friday, August 12th. Lessons will follow Red Cross
Levels and run Monday-Friday for 30 minutes. Classes will be limited in size to ensure quality instruction and
maximum safety.
Preschool Aquatics
Please
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
Children will become familiar with the
water and feel safe around the pool
through various activities and games. Preschool aquatics
swim lessons will be offered two days a week for six
weeks beginning Tuesday, July 5 & Wednesday, July 6.
TOWN PARK POOL 10:35 - 11:05am
Mon / Wed [5092]
Tue / Thu [5096]
TOWN PARK POOL 11:10am - 11:40pm
Mon / Wed [5097]
Tue / Thu [5103]
MARYVALE POOL 11:35am - 12:05pm
Mon / Wed [5358]
Tue / Thu [5359]
DINGENS POOL
11:35am - 12:05pm
Mon / Wed [5178]
Tue / Thu [5179]
Youth Swim Lessons
Please
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
TOWN PARK POOL
10 - 10:30am
LEVELS:I [5002], II [5067], III [5070],
IV [5074], V [5078], VI [5084]
TOWN PARK POOL
10:35 - 11:05am
LEVELS:I [5004], II [5068], III [5071],
IV [5076], V [5081]
MARYVALE POOL
11 - 11:30am
LEVELS:I [5012], II [5015], III [5018],
IV [5020], V [5023], VI [5028]
MARYVALE POOL
11:35am - 12:05pm
LEVELS:I [5013], II [5016], III [5019],
IV [5021], V [5025]
A parent or guardian must be present during class time.
Ages: 3 - 5 years
Fee: $40
2nd Child - $37
With Resident Discount Card: $30 2nd Child - $27
Parent/Infant Swim Class
Please
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
This course is designed to allow the
parent and infant to work together on
development of swimming skills at an early age. Parents
will be introduced to methods designed to help infants
feel comfortable and safe in the water.
Games and group activities will be an integral part of this
class. Parent Infant swim lessons will be offered one
day a week for six weeks. Pool water is not heated.
TOWN PARK POOL
6:00 - 6:30pm
Monday [5106]Wednesday [5110]
Start Date: Mon., July 11, or Wed. July 6
Ages: 1 - 3 years, with parent
Fee: $40
2nd Child - $37
Evening Swim Lessons
Please
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
Level I and Level II swim lessons will be
offered two days a week for 45 minutes
in the evening at the Maryvale and Dingens St. pools. The
program begins Tuesday July 5th & Wednesday, July 6th,
and will run for 6 weeks.
MARYVALE POOL
5:15-6:00 pm
Mon / Wed Level I [5014] Level II [5017]
DINGENS POOL
5:15-6:00 pm
Tue / Thu
Level I [5036] Level II [5041]
Fee: $51
2nd Child - $48
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DINGENS POOL
11 - 11:30am
LEVELS: I [5032], II [5037], III [5045],
IV [5051], V [5056], VI [5360]
DINGENS POOL
11:35am - 12:05pm
LEVELS: I [5034], II [5039], III [5046],
IV [5054], V [5057], VI [5060]
Ages: 5 - 17 years
Fee: $51
2nd Child - $48
Guard Start: Lifeguarding Tomorrow
Please
The Guard Start: Lifeguarding
Tomorrow course is designed to build see Page 3 for
Insurance
a foundation of knowledge, attitudes,
Details
and skills in preparation for the Red
Cross Lifeguard Training Course. Swimming skills will be
evaluated on the first day of the class. Students must be
able to swim in deep water. This course will not certify
anyone to be a Lifeguard.
Days/Times: Mon - Fri, 11:10-11:40 am [5089]
Start Date: Tue., July 5
End Date: Fri., Aug. 12
Location: Town Park Pool
Ages:
11-14 years of age
Fee: $51
2nd Child - $48
Aquatics – Special Events & Swim Meets
WEEK 1
WEEK 3
Monday June 27 at Town Park Pool
Monday July 11 at Dingens Pool
1:30-2:30 Water Polo, Free Event
Intermediate Section ONLY Closed
1-2:30 Tuesday June 28 at Maryvale Pool
Tuesday July 12 at Maryvale Pool
1-2:30
1-2:30 1:00 1:30
Slide-n-Splash; Admission $1
Shallow Section ONLY Closed
Wednesday June 29 at Dingens Pool
1-2:30
1:30-2:30 Water Basketball, Free Event
Shallow Section Closed
Water Animal Fun; Free Event, Shallow
Section ONLY Closed
Thursday July 14 at Dingens Pool
Friday July 1 at Dingens Pool
1-2:30
Partner Boat Races; Free Event with
Ribbons for Place Finishers
warm-up
meet, Main Pool closed
With Wading Pool Open
Wednesday July 13 at Town Park Pool
Thursday June 30 at Maryvale Pool
1-2:30
Water Polo, Free Event, Intermediate
Section ONLY Closed
8:45-10:30pm Movie Madness; Intermediate Section
Open; Individual Resident with
Resident card $3/per person
Section ONLY Closed
Friday July 15 – Rain Date for Movie Madness
WEEK 2
Monday July 4 Town Park Pool open 12:30-5:30
WEEK 4
MARYVALE & DINGENS POOLS CLOSED
1:00-2:30 Water Polo, Free Event, Intermediate
Section ONLY Closed
SWIM LESSONS BEGIN ALL POOLS
1-2:30
Wednesday July 6 at Town Park Pool-Olympic Day
1-2:30
1:15warm-up
1:30
meet, Deep and
Intermediate Sections Closed
Water Basketball, Free Event
1:30-2:30 Water Polo, Free Event
Thursday July 21 at Town Park Pool
Thursday July 7 at Dingens Pool
Discount card $3/per person
1:00warm-up
1:30
meet, Main Pool closed
With Wading Pool Open
Friday July 22 Rain Date for Movie Madness
Friday, Saturday, Sunday July 8, 9, 10 Town Park Pool
CLOSED
Main pool closed from 2:30PM Friday to 6:00 PM
Sunday Due To Swim Meet. Wading pool will be open
regular hours.
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Aquatics – Special Events & Swim Meets
WEEK 5
WEEK 8
Monday Aug. 15 at Dingens Pool
1-2:30
1-2:30
Water Animal, Free Event
Tuesday Aug. 16 at Maryvale Pool
1-2:30
1-2:30
Water Polo, Free Event, Shallow
Section ONLY Closed
Wednesday Aug. 20 at Town Park Pool
1:30-2:30
1:30-2:30
Water Polo, Free Event, Intermediate
Section ONLY Closed
Thursday July 28 at Maryvale Pool
Friday Aug 19
Discount card $3/per person
TOWN PARK POOL CLOSES
Sunday Aug 21
MARYVALE & DINGENS POOLS CLOSE
Friday July 29 Rain date for Movie Madness
WEEK 6
1-2:30
1-2:30
Section ONLY Closed
“Movie Madness” H2O Cinema
1:30-2:30
”Dive” into one of your favorite family films at ALL the
Cheektowaga Pools. We have selected four nighttime
presentations for you to enjoy as you ride the wave in
your favorite inner tube or float. Refreshments will also
be served.
Days/Times: Thursday July 14, Dingens Pool [5223]
Water Polo, Free Event
Thursday Aug. 4 at Town Park Pool
Discount Card $3/per person
Rain Date July 15
Thurs July 21, Town Park Pool [5125]
Friday Aug. 5 Rain date for Movie Madness
Rain Date July 22
Thurs July 28, Maryvale Pool [5166]
WEEK 7
Rain Date July 29
Thursday August 4, Town Park Pool [5130]
Rain Date August 5
1-2:30
Ages:
All ages- Children 12 & under must be
accompanied by an adult
Fee:
Individual Resident- $3
Must have a Town Discount
Card for reduced rate.
Pre-registration is
recommended: space
limited to pool capacity.
Water Polo; Free Event, Shallow
Section ONLY Closed
1-2:30
1:30-2:30
Friday Aug 12
Swim Lessons end at all pool locations
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Youth Sports
Beginner Gymnastics
Introduction To Advanced Gymnastics
Please
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
Learn basic gymnastics skills in Olympic
events, including floor exercise, balance
beam, and vault. We emphasize a FUN
and SAFE environment with something for everyone!
Gymnasts must complete this class and fulfill all the
requirements before moving into the Introduction to
Advanced Class. Special Note: Parents are not allowed in
the instruction area, it is very distracting to our gymnasts.
You may wait in the lobby or leave the building.
Ready for Advanced Gymnastics? This class teaches our
students the skills needed to enter the advanced classes.
Since students must be able to perform certain skills
before entering this class, consent from the program
supervisor is necessary. Special Note: Parents are not
allowed in the instruction area, it is very distracting to our
gymnasts. You may wait in the lobby or leave the building.
Days & Times: Mon. & Wed.
10am - 11:30am
[5306]
Location:
Maryvale High School 9-10 Gymnasium
Start Date: Wed., July 6
End Date: Wed., August 10
Please
# of Classes: 11
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Class Limit: 35 per class
Details
Ages:6-18
Fee:
$79
2nd Child - $74
With Resident Discount Card:
$69
2nd Child - $64
Supervisor: Lisa Miller
Days & Times:Mon. & Wed. 9 - 10am
[5295]
Wed. 1:00 - 2:00pm
[5298]
Tue & Thu 11:00 - 12:00pm [5301]
Location:
Start Dates: July 5 & 6
End Dates: August 10 & 11
# of Classes: Mon. & Wed. - 11 classes
Wednesday - 6 classes
Tue. & Thu. - 12 classes
Ages:
5 - 15 years
Class Limit: 35 children per class
Fees:
Mon./Wed. $73
2nd Child - $68
$63
2nd Child - $58
Advanced Gymnastics Level I & II
Come learn even more gymnastics skills! This level
allows our gymnasts to use their basic skills learned in
Introduction to Advanced while gaining additional skills.
Specific skills are required to enter this class which is why
consent from the program supervisor is needed. Special
Note: Parents are not allowed in the instruction area, it
is very distracting to our gymnasts. You may wait in the
lobby or leave the building.
Wednesday: $47
2nd Child - $42
$37
2nd Child - $32
Tues./Thurs. $79
2nd Child - $74
$69
2nd Child - $64
Supervisor:
Day/Time: Mon. & Wed.
11:30am - 1:00pm
[5311]
Location:
Start Date: Wed., July 6
End Date:
Wed., August 10
# of Classes:11
Ages:
6 - 18
Please
Fee:
$79, 2nd Child - $74
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
$69, 2nd Child - $64
Lisa Miller
For Tiny Tumbler Classes See “Just For The Little Ones” On Page 14.
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Youth Sports
Floor Exercise & Tumbling
Open Gymnastics & Tumbling Workout
This class is for any student who would like to learn
gymnastics skills and tumbling only on the floor exercise.
We emphasize a FUN and SAFE learning environment for
all participants Special Note: Parents are not allowed in
Day/Time: Tue & Thu, 1:00 - 2:00pm [5314]
Location:
Please
End Date: Thursday, August 11 see Page 3 for
Insurance
# of Classes: 12
Details
Ages:
5 - 20
Fee:
$79, 2nd Child - $74
With Resident
Discount Card: $69, 2nd Child - $64
This class is run on a first come first serve basis. We will
not admit more than 30 children.
This program is open to any student who would like to
work on their gymnastics and tumbling skills. Participants
are allowed one hour of gym time to work on any
equipment at which an instructor is present. Registration
is not necessary for this class. Students may come to
as many or few classes as they choose. We emphasize
a FUN and SAFE learning environment. Special Note:
Parents are not allowed in the instruction area, it is very
distracting to our gymnasts. You may wait in the lobby
or leave the building.
Days/Times: Mon 1:00pm - 2:00pm
[5321]
Location: Maryvale High School 9-10 Gymnasium
Start Date: Monday, July 11
Please
see Page 3 for
End Date: Monday, August 8
Insurance
# of Classes:5
Details
Ages:
6 - 18 years
Fee:
$7 per class - payable at door.
Just a Back Handspring
This class teaches all the necessary skills for learning a
back handspring. Students must be able to do a round-off
and a solid bridge (head off floor, arms straight) before
entering the class. We emphasize a FUN and SAFE learning environment. Special Note: Parents are not allowed in
Day/Time: Tue & Thu, 12:00 - 1:00pm [5318]
Please
End Date: Thursday, August 11 see Page 3 for
Insurance
# of Classes: 12
Details
Ages:
5 - 20
Fee:
$79, 2nd Child - $74
With Resident
Private Gymnastics Lessons
Are you looking for 1 on 1 gymnastics instruction? Do
you have a certain skill you’re looking for extra help on?
Sign up for a private gymnastics lesson! We emphasize
a FUN and SAFE learning environment. Lessons will be
1 hour long, and students are welcome to work on any
event which they choose. Choose your instructor, choose
your time and join us for a private gymnastics lesson.
Lessons are only available Monday- Thursday 9am-2pm.
Call 897-7207 ext: 6668 to schedule your lesson. Special
Note: Parents are not allowed in the instruction area, it
is very distracting to our gymnasts. You may wait in the
lobby or leave the building.
Day/Time: Mon- Thurs. 9:00-2:00
(Lessons are by appointment only)
Start Date: Tuesday, July 5th
End Date: Thursday, August 11th
Ages:
6 - 20
Fee:
$16/hr payable at the door
$13/hr if a current gymnastics participant
THE CHEEKTOWAGA RECREATION CENTER,
ALL GYMNASTICS CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN
THE MARYVALE HIGH SCHOOL 9-10 GYM
Kensington Expy
Genesee Street
Galleria Drive
9
Cayuga
Maryvale Drive
George Urban Blvd
Dick Road
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO CONSTRUCTION AT
Union Road
Beach Road
Maryvale High School • 1050 Maryvale Drive
Youth Sports
“All Stars - All Sports” for Boys & Girls
Please
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
Come out and play your favorite sports. Learn the skills, learn the rules and play the game.
We will be instructing an “All Star - All Sports” program for youth ages 7-12.
BASKETBALL - this instructional program will teach the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, rules, along with
learning the basic offense & defense. Besides just doing drills, the experienced staff will also teach a wide variety
of basketball games such as Knock-Out, Dribble Tag, Pac-man and many others.
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL - will concentrate on fielding & hitting.
SOCCER - offense/defense, passing, positions & rules.
FLAG FOOTBALL - the rules, passing, receiving, offensive and defensive drills.
Golf - Learn and practice many skills with the opportunity to use them at the end of the week.
End Date: Friday, August 12
# of Weeks:6
Days/Times: Boys & Girls ages 7 - 9
Mon - Fri, 10am - 12pm [5007]
Boys & Girls ages 10 - 12
Mon - Fri, 1 - 3 pm
[5006]
Location: Basketball Courts - Town Park
Fee:
$90 (includes T-shirt)
With Resident Discount Card: $80 (includes T-shirt)
Broadway Youth Golf Instruction Cheektowaga Youth Hockey League
We offer a variety of hockey programs
Please
for youth: Novice, House and Travel. see Page 3 for
Insurance
Youth are given the opportunity to
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learn the sport of hockey and the
sportsmanship and positive attitude that goes along with
playing any sport. Our program is meant to be a fun and
enjoyable program for youth of all abilities. Our coaches
are USA Hockey and NYSCA certified. We try to provide
the best coaching and role models for your children. We
are always looking for good quality coaches.
Registration for House Leagues and Novice teams will
take place at the Cheektowaga Recreation Center,
located in Cheektowaga Town Park: Mondays and
Thursdays, 6-9pm throughout July and August.
A $200 deposit and original birth certificate are required
to reserve your child a spot.
For further information on our hockey programs, contact the
hockey office at 897-7218 after 5pm during the week.
The Recreation Department has partnered with Broadway
Driving Range to offer an 8-week program for youth
interested in pursuing the life long sport of golf.
This program will offer beginner and intermediate lessons
to youth ages 8 to 17 with 18 hole culminating day at
Bob-O-Links Golf Course. Learn from professionals!
Day/Time: Thu. 5:00-6:00PM
Beginner/Intermediate
[5003]
Location: Broadway Driving Range
4367 Broadway- Depew
Start Date: June 23
End Date: Aug. 11
Fee:$103
With Resident Discount Card: $93
3-on-3 Basketball League and Clinic
Presented by the Cheektowaga Police & Cheektowaga
Youth & Rec. Services.
Day/Time: Mon., July 6, 2-5pm
[5329]
Location: Cheektowaga Town Park
Ages: 1st - 8th grade students
Fee:$20
NOTE: Hockey sign-ups will be
taken at the Alexander Community
Center located behind the rink.
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Youth Sports
START SMART SOCCER
Session dates & sign-ups are the
same as Youth Soccer!
Start Smart Soccer is a developmentally appropriate
introductory program for children 3-5 years old. The
program prepares children for organized soccer in a
fun, non-threatening environment. Start Smart prepares children and their parents for organized soccer
without the threat of competition or the
Please
see Page 3 for
fear of getting hurt.
Insurance
Details
WHO?
Children ages 3-5
(Parents participate with kids)
Both sessions will host two groups
of 15 participants in each group.
WHEN? Seven 45 minute sessions. First field
time will be given at sign-up. The
remaining 6 sessions will be given at
the first field time. All participants
should show up at the Cheektowaga
Soccer Field in Cheektowaga Town Park.
FEE?$66, No 2nd child discount
Resident Discount Card: $51,
No 2nd child discount
Program Supervisor: Melisa Petre
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE?
Start Smart Soccer Kit which includes:
Start Smart Participants Manual,
one Koosh (size 3) soccer ball,
one Set Kwick Goal Youth shin guards
& four Soccer cones
WHAT YOU NEED?
Sneakers, shorts & water bottle.
START SMART BASEBALL
Start Smart baseball prepares children
(ages 3-5) for organized tee ball,
baseball, and softball in a FUN, non-threatening
environment.
• Allows children the opportunity to work one-on one with a parent.
• Teaches children a variety of baseball skills
including: throwing, catching, batting and
running/agility.
• Includes fun, safe, developmentally appropriate
equipment.
Start Date: Monday, June 20 [5355]
End Date: Monday, Aug 15
Please
see Page 3 for
# of Classes:8
Insurance
Details
Day/Time: Mondays, 6 - 7 pm
Location: Alexander Community Center
Fee:
$73
Indoor/Outdoor Youth Soccer
Please
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
We dedicate ourselves to the Youth of the
community for the Town of Cheektowaga
by providing an enjoyable opportunity to participate
in youth soccer for the Recreational House League
player. We are committed to the development of good
sportsmanship & equal field time, based on respect for all
participants, adherence to rules and leading by example
through actively fun practice and game sessions!
Session II: Summer 2016 (July 7 – August 25)
Sign-Up Dates:
Saturday
June 4
9am-12pm
Wednesday June 8
6-9pm
Saturday
June 11
11am-3pm
Wednesday June 15
6-9pm
Saturday
June 18
11am-3pm
Tuesday
June 21
6-9pm
*All sign-ups will be held at the Alexander
Community Center, next to the soccer fields.
To draft our teams and process our paperwork, the last
day sign-ups will be accepted for Session II is June 20.
NO EXCEPTIONS!
Draft:
Session II Thursday & Friday, June 23 & 24
Individual draft times for each session will be given out
at all registration dates.
Age groups:
OUTDOOR Mite (4-6 yr)
Squirt (7-9 yr)
Peewee (10-12 yr)
INDOOR:
Midget (13-17 yr)
All youth divisions are Co-ed. All youth divisions receive
one game and one practice per week. All outdoor field
times are held at the outdoor soccer field in Cheektowaga
Town Park. All indoor times are held inside the air
conditioned Cheektowaga Recreation Center and played
on sport court.
Fees for each of these sessions are as follows:
General Fee: $77 per child, per session
With Resident
Discount Card: $61 per child, per session
IMPORTANT NOTE: there is no 2nd child discount!
For ALL info on the
Cheektowaga Indoor/Outdoor
soccer program, check us
out online at:
www.tocny.org
and click on the soccer link.
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Youth Sports
PLEASE NOTE: OUR TEMPORARY LOCATION FOR 2016
DEPEW ICE ARENA (FIREMAN’S PARK)!
Youth Instructional Tennis
Tennis anyone? Our instructors will be following the USTA’s 10 and under program that allows
students to learn while playing! Youth rackets will be available to use with the option to purchase,
supply is limited. There must be a minimum of 5 participants in order for the class to run. All
tennis participants will get free admission into this year’s Playground Olympics fun day on August
12th! More details will be given out during lessons.
TOWN PARK
# of Classes:12
Days/Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Youth ages 5-10
9:30 am – 10:30 am [5000]
Youth ages 10 & up 10:30 am – 11:30 am [5344]
DARTWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER
# of Classes:10
Days/Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Youth ages 5-10
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm [5345]
Fee: $42
2nd Child: $37
Resident Card: $32 2nd Child: $27
Please
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see Page 3 for
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Details
Special Interests
Cheektowaga Film Academy This program will allow your child the opportunity to
write, film, act, and produce a blockbuster that rivals the
best that Hollywood has to offer, culminating with a red
carpet “World Premiere”! This program will take place on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 3:30pm – 5:00pm
for 6 weeks in the summer. It is for youths ages 10 to
15 years old interested in technology and what it takes
to actually make a short movie of their own. We will be
accepting up to 12 participants in to this fun and exciting
new program. Hurry before all spots are filled! Start Date: Wednesday, July 6
[5354]
Time:
4:00-5:30pm
End Date: Friday, August 12
Fee:$90
With Resident
Discount Card: $80
NEW LOCATION: Losson Community Center
810 Losson Road
Youth & Family Counseling Available
Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services contracts
with Catholic Charities of Buffalo for the School
Intervention Service. If you are interested in more
information or referral to the appropriate program,
please call Jillian Gorman-King, 897-7207 ext. 6648.
These services are available to Town residents only
(including the villages of Sloan and Depew) and there is
no fee. Funding for the counseling programs is provided
by Cheektowaga Youth and Recreational Services and
Catholic Charities.
Y.E.S. Father’s Day Creation
This event is for children ages 5-10 years old. We will
be making a special craft to celebrate Dads! Be sure to
bring at least 3-5 photos of Dad (especially pictures of
you and Dad) and we’ll help you put together a wonderful
keepsake for him! You can do a craft for a special Grandpa
or Uncle too! We’ll even have you wrap it so it will be a
big surprise for Father’s Day!
Tuesday, June 14 • 6pm - 7:30pm [5357]
Fee: $7 per child
With Resident Discount Card: $6 per child
You must pre-register. No walk-ins the day of the event.
Minimum of 5 participants needed. Please call the main
office at 897-7207 to register.
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Y.E.S. Summer Event
Children ages 5-10 are invited to join the Y.E.S volunteers for our annual summer fun event! We will
be playing games, making crafts, and will also have
a tye-dye station. Pizza, snacks, and drinks will be
served for lunch. Don’t forget to bring a white t-shirt,
shorts, socks, or pillow case to tye-dye! It is an event
you don’t want to miss!
Thursday, July 7 • 10am - 1:00pm [5332]
Cheektowaga Town Park - Shelter 1&2
OR
Thursday, August 4 • 10am -1:00pm [5353]
Stiglmeier Park (Main building on right as you enter park)
Fee: $9
Call 897-7207 to register. Pre-Registration only. Deadline
for sign-ups are July 5th and August 2nd.
Just for the Little Ones
Tiny Tumblers
Wee Three—Twice The Fun
Introduce your three or four year old to the exciting world
of gymnastics! You must have a copy of the child’s birth
certificate in order to register and must be the appropriate
age before starting class. Special Note: Child must be
potty trained (no pull ups.) Parents are not allowed in the
instruction area, it is very distracting to our gymnasts. You
may wait in the lobby or leave the building.
3 YEAR OLDS
Day/Time: Tue & Thu, 9-10am
[5284]
End Date: Thursday, August 11
4 YEAR OLDS
Day/Time: Tue & Thu, 10:00-11:00am [5287]
Please
see Page 3 for
# of Classes:12
Insurance
Details
Location: Maryvale High School 9-10 Gymnasuim
Fee:
$60, 2nd Child - $55
With Resident
An educational, fun exciting environment is provided for
this class. Your child must be 3 by Dec. 1, 2016. A birth
certificate is required for proof of age at registration. A
$25 non refundable deposit is required at registration,
and monthly payments will be made at or near the 1st
of each month.
Start:
Monday, September 12
(Alexander & Dartwood)
Tuesday, September 13
(Alexander)
Thursday, September 15
(Dartwood)
End:
May 2017
Locations: Dartwood Community Center [16907]
Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:30-11:30am
Dartwood Community Center [16908]
Tues. & Thurs., 9:30 -12pm
Alexander Community Center [16910]
Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:30-11:30am
Alexander Community Center [16909]
Tues. & Thurs., 9:30 -12pm
Fees*:
$510
2nd Child: $460
With Resident Discount Card: $470, 2nd Child: $420
Kids Yoga
Cooperative games, theme activities, storytelling,
music, and art engage the natural energy and enthusiasm of the 5, 6, and 7-year old child. Classes explore
yoga poses, breathing exercises, visual imagery, and
relaxation techniques while conveying lessons in
self-expression, body image, positive thinking, and
environmental awareness.
Start Date: Tuesday, August 16
[5361]
Time:
9:00am - 9:45am
Location:
Dartwood Community Center
222 Autumnwood Drive
Ages:5-8
Fee:
$6
Mission
As the department of town government responsible
for recreation and youth services, we are dedicated to
providing quality programs, services and opportunities
in which all people can participate and enjoy.
We offer individuals the opportunity for personal
growth in the areas of education, health, athletics, the
arts and social development. In addition, we provide
referrals to those with needs beyond our resources.
Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services is affiliated with the following organizations:
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“Recreation on the Go” Playground Rotation
July 5 - August 12, this year’s playground rotations will once again focus on putting the “play” back in playgrounds.
All activities are geared for children 6 and up. Staff will be at each park for 90 minutes of fun and games on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Information about rules, regulations, rain outs and activities will be handed out
during the first two weeks of rotations.
Supervised Activity Time: 10-11:30AM
Supervised Activity Time: 12:30 - 2:00PM
HANLEY PARK
Patrick Lane, off George Urban (behind DMV)
CEDARGROVE PARK
Off Maryvale Drive, between Harlem & NYS Thruway
Access off Community Drive
NOB HILL PARK
End of Colonial Court, off Cleveland Drive,
between Union & Cayuga
DARTWOOD PARK
222 Autumnwood Drive, off Borden,
between Losson & French.
SOUTH CREEK PARK
South Creek Drive, east of Nagel Drive
DINGENS PARK
Dingens Street, near Harlem (visible from Thruway)
TOWN PARK
Harlem Road - Shelter #4 near Rec Center
WINSTON-VEGOLA PARK
Corner of Winston & Vegola, off Genesee or Beach
Supervised Activity Time: 2:30 - 4:00PM
NORTH CREEK PARK
RAYMOND PARK
Raymond Street, off William or Vern Lane
North Creek Drive, east of Nagel Drive
WRAZEN PARK
KELLY PARK
Lehigh Street, off William Street
Kelly Drive, off French Road
NOKOMIS PARK
Nokomis Parkway, off George Urban
(visible from Galleria Drive)
NOTE: All 2:30-4:00pm parks; if no children arrive by 3:00pm, staff will leave.
See Page 16 For Park Locations
Town-Wide
Playground Olympics
What Do Our
Playgrounds Offer?
Our playgrounds offer a safe
environment in which organized
games and activities are held to
make the summer fun! Children may
participate in basketball, kickball,
volleyball, tag and much more. We
might even surprise the children with
tye-dye, water balloons, theme days
and other exciting activities.
Wednesday, August 10 • 10am - 2pm
at Stiglmeier Park
Cost: $5 Ages 6 & up
Share in the spirit of the Olympics as you join
other playground participants in a chance to
compete in a variety of different events. Awards
will be given to the top athletes! Check with the
playground staff on how you can earn chances
for bonus prizes and awards by participating in
the playground rotations!
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Park Locations
Town of Cheektowaga
Prepared by the Cheektowaga Engineering Department
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Guide to Parks & Facilities
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Young Adult Activities
Summer Teen Club
Y.E.S. (Youth Engaged In Service)
A Positive Experience
Volunteer work can and will give you a good feeling. By
taking time to do good deeds for others, you will not only
have self-gratification, but it will be advantageous for you in
the future. Is the future too much down the road for you to
worry about? That’s okay, because being a Y.E.S. volunteer
has immediate results too: you meet new people, make
new friends and have a good time while doing it.
If you are interested in socializing with residents of nursing
homes or doing crafts with little kids or interacting with
the physically disabled, then you will like Y.E.S.! Our bimonthly newsletter will outline all of our activities/dates/
times from which you can make your selection! If you are
between the ages of 12-18, then we invite you to call the
Y.E.S. Office at 897-7207 ext. 6655 to register for the next
Y.E.S. Orientation Session. Yes, you will positively love it!!!
Wednesdays in the Park
The Youth and Recreation Department teams up with the
Cheektowaga Police department to provide this program
for 11-15 year olds only.
Start Date: Wednesday, July 13
End Date: Wednesday, August 3
Location: Cheektowaga Town Park - Lions Pavilion
Time:
10 am - 2 pm
All children attending must fall within the 11-15 year age
range to participate in the free activities being offered.
Attendees will be required to provide their name, address,
phone number and date of birth at sign in. A free lunch
is provided to those who stay and participate the whole
day. A brochure with scheduled activities will be available
or you can call 897-7207 for more information.
SHARE YOUR IDEAS...
If you have an idea for a new program that
others would enjoy, or know someone with
the talents and know-how to run a program
or teach a class, call us at 897-7207.
Please
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Details
The Summer Teen Club program will
take part in age appropriate activities
throughout the summer. There will be scheduled field trips
taken each week. The program is open to youth ages
13-15. The Summer Teen Club is NOT DESIGNED AS
CHILD CARE! These are TEEN ACTIVITY PROGRAMS.
The purpose of the Summer Teen Club is to provide an
opportunity for young people to develop personal skills,
clarify values, develop leadership skills, and to participate
in activities and growth experiences of their own. This
program enables youth to have the opportunity to take
part in activities that are more appropriate for their age
group, and to spend time, and have fun, with youth
their age.
Activities for the Summer Teen Club program include:
• Trips within the community
•Games
• Arts & Craft
•Swimming
• Community Service
•Athletics
• Developing their own activities
• Value Sessions
• Weekly Field Trips
The Summer Teen Club will normally meet daily from
8:30am until 3:30pm for each of the 6 weeks of the
summer. During the course of the summer, other activities
and trips will arise that will affect this meeting time.
Program begins July 5 and ends August 12.
Early / Late Program is available at Day Camp cost.
Fee:
$166 per week or $938 for all 6 weeks
2nd Child - $160 per week or $918
for all 6 weeks
$143 per week or $803 for all 6 weeks
2nd Child - $137 per week or $783
for all 6 weeks
Registration: ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!
There is a separate registration form and health form
for this program. Please inquire at registration.
SPACE FOR THE PROGRAM IS LIMITED.
Call our Office at 897-7205 for more information.
Club Director: Amy McMahon
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Camps
Summer Day Camps
Camp Fees:
CAMP CRABAPPLE (Developmental Disabilities)
See note below for special registration instructions CAMP JI-IK-DO-WAH-GAH (Learning Disabilities/ADHD)
Alexander Camps (fully integrated)
Residents: $143 per week
The Alexander Camp Programs are three
$137 each additional child
Please
specialized camps to suit the needs see Page 3 for
$803 all six weeks
Insurance
of your child. Camp Crabapple is for
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youth, ages 4-14, with developmental
$133 three day week
disabilities - youngsters whose social ability and
Partial funding from OMRDD Grant
disability determines that they need intense assistance
**See Non-Resident Fees
and supervision are welcome. Camp JI-IK-DO-WAH-GAH
is designed especially for youth, ages 4-14, who have
learning disabilities, speech impediments, ADHD, or other CAMP FLAMINGO & DARTWOOD
emotional disabilities. Camp Flamingo is open to the NEIGHBORHOOD CAMP (General Population)
general youth population, ages 4-12 (we will be accepting Residents: $143 per week
a limited number of youth that will be 4 by June 1, 2016). $137 each additional child
Daily activities include physical education, camp events, $803 all six weeks
cooking, music, arts & crafts, nature and swimming. Each $783 each additional child
activity will specialize in appropriate goals to suit each $133 three day week
camper’s needs.
In addition, there will be weekly age-appropriate field trips **Non-Residents (All camps):
to various points of interest in the area. Every camper will
$166 per week
receive his or her own T-shirt.
Dartwood Neighborhood Camp
$938 all six weeks
The Dartwood Neighborhood Camp
Please
is a summer day camp especially see Page 3 for
$156 three day week
Insurance
convenient for families living in the
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South Cheektowaga area. Each week
YOUTH IN TRAINING
has activities built around a new theme. Daily activities
$285
include physical exercise, outdoor play, music, arts & Residents:
crafts, snacks, age-appropriate field trips, large group Non-Residents:$318
games, special guests, swimming, cooperative games, Program for youths ages 14-15, three days per week.
self-esteem builders and more. An excellent way for kids
to spend their summer. The ages are from 4-12. Camp is
SEPARATE REGISTRATION PROCESS:
limited to 50 campers.
REGISTER BY CALLING 897-7205
Start Date: July 5
OR IN PERSON DURING CAMP HOURS
End Date: August 12
(CALL FOR TIMES)
# of Weeks: 6
Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
ALL CAMP FEES MUST BE PAID IN FULL BY
JUNE 21, 2016. No late payments or pay
Extended day available (7:30 am - 5:30 pm)
plans will be accepted.
Location: Alexander Day Camps
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY–
Dartwood Camp
SPACE IS LIMITED.
Dartwood Community Center
REGISTRATION ENDS
222 Autumnwood Drive
JUNE 1ST.
Town of Cheektowaga residents will have first priority
when registering. Exceptions & placement will be made
at the discretion of the Program Coordinator. Contact
the Camp Office at 897-7205 for more detailed information and an application.
Camp Director: Amy McMahon
Assistant Camp Director: DeYonca Porter
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Special Interest / Camps
Cheektowaga Cheer
Art Adventures: Crafty Corner
Formerly known as Cheerleading Camp
Girls and boys ages 8-12 will have an opportunity to explore
the increasingly popular sport of cheerleading. Whether
you are thinking about joining a squad, want to learn some
basic moves or just want to have a week-long experience
of exercise, friendship and fun-this camp is for you.
Conducted by College Cheerleaders from Gannon University.
Camp activities will include basic instruction, crafts,
games and an end of camp performance for family and
friends. Participants will receive a camp T-shirt. Please
note: This is a Beginner Cheerleading Program and
is limited to 40 participants!
Dates/Time: Monday July 18 - Friday July 22
2pm - 4pm.............for ages 8 - 12
Ages:
8 - 12 [5356]
Please
Fee: $57
see Page 3 for
Insurance
Young passionate artists are invited to expand their
imagination by exploring the world of art, hands-on!
This week we will be exploring different DIY art projects
that will include UPycling, sculpture, collage, and some
of Pinterest’s most popular projects!
Days: Monday July 11 - Friday July 15 [5349]
9:00am-12:00pm
Location: Cheektowaga Senior Center (Craft Room)
3349 Broadway
Ages: 8-11
Fee: $29
Art Adventures: Painting
Do you want to have fun and experience the joy of
painting? In this exploratory painting class, you’ll learn
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a variety of techniques related to tempra, watercolor,
and acrylic paints. You’ll learn how to set up a palatte,
mix and blend colors, how to playfully experiment ,
Have you ever wanted to learn how to edit film? In how to paint a simple and easy landscape, and much
this class, you will be using different programs on more. Absolute beginners are welcome!
Monday July 25 - Friday July 29 [5350]
MAC computers to create your own digital pieces of Days: art. You will learn how to cut videos, add music and 9:00am-12:00pm
other exciting special effects to turn your video into a Location: Cheektowaga Senior Center (Craft Room)
unique masterpiece.
3349 Broadway
Days: Monday August 1 - Friday August 5 [5352]
Ages: 8-11
1:00pm-3:00pm
Fee: $29
Location: Maryvale School 9-10 Computer Lab
1050 Maryvale Drive
Ages: 8-11
Fee: $29
Art Adventures: Film Editing
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Active Living/Healthy Lifestyles
YES, WE HAVE
PICKLEBALL COURTS!!!
Pickleball courts are now located at Stiglmeier
and Raymond parks…More to come!
A Free Community Exercise program
Independent Health & YMCA Buffalo Niagara
Fitness in the Parks
Free 60 minute fitness classes, taught by certified YMCA
instructors.
Objectives: To encourage participation in healthy
activities in Western New York residents. To combat the
growing rate of obesity in all age groups.
Program: Independent Health and YMCA Buffalo Niagara
are partnering with the Town of Cheektowaga to provide
free fitness classes at Cheektowaga Town Park.
Days:
Tuesday & Thursday
Times:
10:00 - 11:00 am
shelter 12/13, near Reinstein Library
Start Date: Tuesday, June 28
Fee:
Free
Take a Trek on the Trails
Are you a nature person? Do you like to walk the beautiful
Stiglmeier Park trails? Here is something fun for the whole
family. Wegmans and the Youth & Recreational Services
Department are sponsoring the Passport to Family
Wellness Program. Just take your Wegmans Passport with
Celebrate nature! Enjoy a morning walk along the nature you and record your progress by using a pencil or crayon
trails in Stiglmeier Park and learn about the wildflowers, to make a rubbing of the trail marker (designated by a
trees, and wildlife in this beautiful wooded area. This is symbol on each map) located along each trail.
an opportunity for the entire family to become acquainted • If you walk three (3) trails you will receive a Cheektowaga
with this unique environmental resource.
Youth & Recreation water bottle.
Dates:
Fridays, July 9 & 23, August 5 & 19
• All questers who complete six (6) trails will receive a
Time:
Walks will start promptly at 9:30 am
Wegmans coupon redeemable for $2.00 off a Wegmans
weather permitting
Location: Meet at the Community Center at the product and receive a Cheektowaga Youth & Recreation
insulated lunch bag .
front park entrance.
Ages:
Open to all ages—bring your family
• Questers who complete all nine (9) trails will be entered
Note:
No formal groups such
into a raffle for a $100 Wegmans Gift Card. Passports can
as scouts, clubs,
be picked up at Wegmans on Dick Rd. & Losson Rd. or
day care, etc.
Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services Department
Fee:
FREE
offices at 275 Alexander Ave. Cheektowaga, NY 14211
Guided Nature Walks
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Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services
Crabapple 5K Run
Saturday, July 16, 2016
at Stiglmeier Park • 8am Registration
Starts Promptly at 9:30 am
$15 US Funds ONLY • $20 US Funds Day of Race
$5 for Fun Run • 1 Mile Run for Fun starts at 9am
Deadline to pre-register is July 7.
If you register after the deadline,
you may not be guaranteed a T-shirt.
• Course Certification No. NY12117KL
• Sanctioned by the USA Track & Field Association
• Finish Line by WNY
Finish Line Services
• Traffic Control by the Cheektowaga Police
Pre-register by either calling 897-7207, using the
form below and mailing, or get a race
application at www.tocny.org
Last Name
First Name
M.I.
T-shirt Size
(Adult)
M____
L____
XL____
XXL____
Address
City
State
D.O.B. (mm/dd/yyyy)
Sex Age
Zip/Postal Code
Phone Number
BIB (Race Use Only)
Please check age division
____10 and Under
____45-49
Check one
____11-14
____50-54
____15-19
____55-59
____20-24
____60-64
____25-29
____65-69
____30-34
____70-74
____35-39
____75-79
____40-44
____80 +
{ }5K Crabapple Run
{ }1K Run for Fun
Declaration: In consideration of your accepting my entry and permitting me to attend or participate therein, I intend to be legally bound for myself, my heirs, executor
and administrators and waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may now or in the future have against the Town of Cheektowaga, any and all
sponsors, their representatives, agents, members of assigns for any and all losses and injuries suffered from or competing in the said 5K Crabapple Run.
Signature (Parent/Guardian if under 18 Years of age) ______________________________________________________________________
Please return this form to Cheektowaga Youth and Recreation, 275 Alexander Avenue, Cheektowaga, NY 14211-2742
Make checks payable to: Cheektowaga Youth and Recreation
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Attn: Victor Nosal
Special Interest
Library Enrichment Program
Cheektowaga Youth and Recreational Services joins with the Cheektowaga Library System to provide funding
for programs for children which will encourage reading and utilization of the public libraries. You must
register for the activities listed below by calling or stopping in at the library.
2580 Harlem Road, Cheektowaga, NY 14225
Summer
2016
Julia
BoyerEvents
Reinstein
Library • 668-4991
Julia Boyer Reinstein Library  668-4991
1030
Losson
Road,
Cheektowaga
14227
1030 Losson Road, Cheektowaga, NY 14227
June 24

2:30 PM
Teen & Adult Coloring Club
(Also July 8, 22, & Aug. 5)
June 4
w/Miss Amy
18)
July 6

6:30 PM
Preschool Story Hour
(Until Aug. 10) Miss Danielle
6-12)
July 6

1:00 PM
African Safari
Buffalo Animal Adentures
July 8

10:00 AM
Tiny Tot Time (Until Aug. 12)
Miss Danielle
July 8

11:15 AM
Toddler Time (Until Aug. 21)
Miss Danielle
July 10

11:15 AM
July 8
Toddler
Time (Until Aug.12)
Miss
Danielle
Julia Boyer Reinstein Library  668-‐4991 July 12

2:00 PM
Chris Johnson Magic Show
Hour
so July 13,
Anna Reinstein Memorial Library • 892-8089
Anna
M. Reinstein
 892-8089
2580
Harlem
Road, Library
Cheektowaga
14225
cience
Aug. 15)

10:00 AM
Battle of the Books!
(Until Aug.13)
Anna M. R
2580 Harle
June 24

June 16  6:30 PM
Lego Explorers’ Club w/Miss Amy
(Also July 21 & Aug. 18)
July 6

June 28  6:30 PM
Y.E.S Summer Craft (6-12)
(Also Aug. 24)
July 6

July 5

In Jest
Nels Cremean
July 8

July 6
6:30
Family Nature Story Hour
Reinstein Woods (Also July 13,
20, & 27)
July 8

July 10

July 12

Summer Events 2014 
4:00 PM
PM
11:00 AM
1030 Losson Road, Cheektowaga, NY 14227 It’s Electric!
Buffalo Museum of Science
Anna M. Reinstein Library  892-‐8089 2580 Harlem Road, Cheektowaga, NY 14225 July 11  10:15 AM
Tiny Tot Time (Until Aug. 15)
July 10 Miss
6:30 PM Amy
The Magic of Science July 15 
Mr. J July 15  2:30 PM
July 11  11:15 AM
Toddler Time (Until
Aug. 15)
Aug. 15)
July 9  6:30 PM Family Nature Hour Amy
July 18 
July 10 Miss
7:30 PM Science Lab July 18  2:00 PM
Lego
Club
Explorer’s
Reinstein Woods Mr. J (Also
Aug. 1) Miss Danielle
July 11  2:00 PM
Summer Fun Club (Until Aug. 15)
July 16  2:00 PM The Magic of Science ntil Aug. 15)
July 14 Miss
2:00 PM Summer Crafts Amy
July 21 
Mr. J July 21  6:00 PM
Zoomobile
Cheektowaga YES July 16  3:00 PM Science Lab July 11  6:00 PM
Primate Sanctuary
July 25 
July 18  2:00 PM Magnificent Mammals July 25  4:00 PM
Big Top Science
Mr. J Carmen Presti Zoomobile Buffalo Museum of Science
July 16  6:30 PM Family Nature Hour July 14  12:00 PM
& Fitness Fun!
July 29 
July 22 Jumpbunch!
2:00 PM Sports
Fizz, Boom, Read! Randall
& Fitness Fun!
July 29  2:00 PM
Mike
and FriendsReinstein Woods Charlie and Checkers August 4 
July 23  6:30 PM August 4  2:00 PM
Aquarium
of Niagara Family Nature Hour July 19  2:00 PM
& Groovin’!
Fitness Fun!
July 28 Movin’
6:30 PM Nickel City Reptiles & Exotics itness Fun!
Reinstein Woods Tracy
Gibas
Jeff Musial August 11 
August 11 2:00 PM
Movin’ & Groovin’! Fitness Fun!
July 24  2:00 PM Summer Crafts August 1  2:00 PM Summer Crafts Tracy
Gibas
Y.E.S.
Summer Craft
(Ages 3-5)
Cheektowaga YES July 26  3:00 PM
(Ages 3-5)
Cheektowaga YES Summer Hours
Summer Hours
Summer
July 25 Hours
 2:00 PM Nickel City Reptiles & Exotics  2:00 PM July 28  6:30 PMAugust 5 Buffalo
Animal Science Below Zero Adventures Julia Boyer Reinstein
SUMMER
HOURS
Jeff Musial Julia
Boyer
Reinstein
Library
Anna
M.
Reinstein
Library
ntures
Buffalo Museum of Science Mon 1:00
PM - 9:00 PM Science Below Zero Mon 10:00 AM-9:0
July 30  2:00 PM Mon 10:00 AM-9:00
PM
Mon
1:00
PM
–
9:00
PM
Tue 9:00
August 5  11:00 AM
The 1:00 PM Checker’s Show!
August 8 Touch Tank Tue
AM - 5:00 PM Buffalo Museum of Science 10:00 AM – 9
nd
Tue
10:00 AM –Wed
9:00 PM
Tue
9:00
AM
–
5:00
PM
2 session 1:45 PM Joey Hamilton Niagara Falls Aquarium AM - 9:00 PM 9:00
Wed 1:00 PM – 9:0
Wed 1:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Wed
9:00
AM
–
9:00
PM
July 30  6:30 PM Family Nature Hour Thu
10:00 AM – 9
Thu 1:00
PM
- 9:00 PM Reinstein Woods Thu
10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thu 1:00
PM – 9:00 PM
August 10  4:00 PM Hawk Creek Wildlife Inc.
Fri
10:00 AM – 5
Fri
9:00
AM
5:00
PM
Inc.
Fri
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Rare & Vanishing Species Sat
10:00 AM – 5
ecies Sat
July 31 
2:00 PM Summer Crafts Closed
10:00 AM –Sat
5:00 PM
Sat
CLOSED Sun
CLOSED
Cheektowaga YES Sun
CLOSED Sun
Sun
CLOSED Closed
Programs are funded in part by the Cheektowaga Youth and Recreation D
Summer Hours Summer Hours waga Youth and Recreation Department.
August 1  11:00 AM Tiny Talons Registration for programs
is three
weeks in advance. Register by phone or
SUMMER
HOURS
Julia Boyer Reinstein Library
Anna M. Reinstein Library
Hawk Creek dvance. Register by phone or at the library.
Mon
10:00
PM
9:00
PM Mon 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM Mon August 8  2:00 pm Touch of Class Tue 10:00 AM - 9:00
PM 1:00 PM – 9:00 PM Tue Tue Zoomobile Wed
10:00 AM – 9:00 PM 1:00 PM - 9:00
PM 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wed 1:00 PM – 9:00 PM Wed 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM Thu
10:00 AM - 9:00
Thu 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM Thu PM 1:00 PM – 9:00 PM Fri 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Fri PM 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Fri
10:00 AM - 5:00
Sat 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Sat CLOSED Sat
10:00
AM
5:00
PM
Sun CLOSED Sun CLOSED Sun
Closed Programs are funded in part by the Cheektowaga Youth and Recreation Department. Registration for programs is three weeks in advance. Register by phone or at the library. July 9  2:00 PM Gravitational
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Community Youth Athletic Associations
Airlanes Junior Football and Cheerleading
The following community organizations offer
youth activities not generally provided by the Town
of Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services
Department. While they may utilize Town fields, they
are independent of the Town. Each organization has its
own officers and board of directors that sets its own
rules, regulations and fees. If you’re a new resident and
unsure of which organization is closest to you, give us a
call at 897-7207 and we’ll be happy to help you. Listed
below are the contact people for each organization.
We invite all boys & girls
ages 6 to 14 to come join our teams.
REGISTRATION DATES:
May 21 • 12pm - 3pm May 23 • 7pm - 9pm
at the Mike Krasner Building in Stiglmeier Park
Fees:
$75 for one child, $125 for two children
$180 for three or $235 for four or more
children of the same household
Please bring the original AND a copy of each child’s
birth certificate when registering.
Season runs August - November
BASEBALL / LITTLE LEAGUE / SOFTBALL
Cheektowaga Dave Camp, 218-8001
Youth Baseball www.cheektowagayouthbaseball.com
For more information contact:
John Trautwein (Football)
725-1189 • [email protected]
Darlene Herod (Cheerleading)
491-9197 • [email protected]
Football & Cheerleading
for girls & boys ages 6-13.
REGISTRATION
Now part of the Jim Kelly Youth Football League
For online registration information, fees and discounts,
go to: www.cheektowagathunderbirds.com
REGISTRATION DATES:
May 14 • May 21 • June 11 • June 18 • July 4
THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS!
We are extremely grateful to all
those who give of their time to
volunteer as coaches or assistants
for many of our programs. We
appreciate your support!
www.ncaaa.us
Tripp Casey, 574-6685
South Line
www.southlinesports.org
Barnabas
www.barnabasathletics.com
Rich Reese, 725-7576
Joe Rine, 684-3137
CHEEKTOWAGA GIRLS FASTPITCH SOFTBALL
CGFS
Andy Godfrey, 867-5344
www.cheektowagafastpitch.org
FOOTBALL
Airlanes Frank Szefler, 725-3133
Cheektowaga Thunderbirds
All registrations will take place from 10am-2pm
at the CLL concession stand at the rear of the
Cheektowaga Recreation Center
2600 Harlem Rd. (next to the football/soccer fields)
Joe D’Amaro (Football)
276-4979
Michele Tatko (Cheerleading)
903-0379
www.cheektowagathunderbirds.com
NCAAA
Cheektowaga Little Loop Athletic Assoc. (CLLAA)
Joe D’Amaro, 276-4979
NCAAA Dan Flick, 880-6694
SWIMMING
Cheektowaga Stingrays Swim Club
Frank Jones, 465-0711
NCAAA Football and Cheerleading
Open Registration
Ages: 5 – 14
Where: 3865 Union Road (Behind Tops)
When: May 15 6 pm – 9 pm
May 16 10 am – 3 pm
June 26 6 pm – 9 pm
June 27 11 am – 3 pm
Dan Flick, 880-6694
[email protected]
Log on to www.ncaaa.us
for more information
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Adult Sports
Beach Volleyball Leagues
Monday: 6-person Women’s, 6 - 9pm
[5340]
Thursday: 6-person Co-ed Rec, 6-8:30pm [5342]
Tuesday: 6-person Co-ed Inter, 6-8:30pm[5341]
Friday:
6-person Co-ed Inter, 6-8:30pm[5343]
Start Dates:May 20, 23, 24, 26
End Dates: August 8, 9, 11, 12
Days Off: May 30
# of Weeks: 12 (includes play-offs)
Location: Cheektowaga Town Park Sand Volleyball Courts behind the pools
Rain Court: Alexander Community Center
Cost:
$160 per team
Teams are also obligated to a $10 referee fee per match. All players must be 18 years of age unless a signed parental
consent form is received. If fewer than four teams register for any night, league will be cancelled and money refunded.
For more information call Vic Nosal at 897-7207 x6650
NEW
0-5K Running Group
Have an interest in running but not sure how to start? Join our 0-5K running group! Twice a week, as a group,
we will begin our training to meet a 5k goal. Each class we will work on building endurance and strength; while
having fun! 0-5K is great for beginners and anyone interested in getting back into running. The first session
class runs for 7 weeks culminating with the Crabapple 5K Run on July 16th! Plus for joining the 0-5K running
group you will receive a discount on your Crabapple registration fee!
Ages 16 and Up.
Session 1: May 31-July 14[5010] – Register immediately by calling 897-7207
Fee: $50
Location: Meet in front of Losson Community Center – 810 Losson Rd.
Time: Tuesday & Thursday 6:30pm-7:30pm
Am I A Cheektowaga Resident?
A resident of Cheektowaga is anyone who
lives within the town borders. This includes
residents of the Village of Sloan and residents
of the Village of Depew, who live west of Transit
Road. If your mailing address and zip code is
Depew, NY 14043 and you live west of Transit
Road, you are a resident. A non-resident is
anyone who does not live within the Town of
Cheektowaga. Most programs/classes have
different fees for residents and non-residents.
Non-residents must pay an additional surcharge
in a fee schedule adopted by the Cheektowaga
Town Board. Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational
Services reserves the right to remove anyone
falsifying information from our programs.
Please call our office, 897-7207, if you have
questions regarding residency.
KICK OFF THE SUMMER WITH THE
Crabapple CoEd Volleyball Tournament
Date: Saturday, June 11[5212]
Time:8:30am
Fee: $150 per team. 5 games guaranteed and
CASH prizes for 1st and 2nd place.
12 Team max.
For more info. or to register call Victor Nosal at 656-2294
Registration deadline: May 22, 2016
Looking Ahead...
December 10, 2016
15th Annual Winter Recreation Celebration
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2016 Summer Concerts & Festivals
Creekside
Dartwood Park
All concerts will begin at 7:00pm, at the Casimir Pulaski
Cultural Center in Cheektowaga Town Park. In the event
of rain, the concerts will take place at the Lions Pavilion
located next to the Cultural Center. Parking is available at
the Recreation Center Arena. Lawn seating is available.
June 26th The Boomers
From ballads to boogie, a terrific mix of popular music.
July 10th Civiletto sings sinatra with the pyramid band
Jack Civiletto along with the pyramid band orchestra present an evening of
musical favorites made famous by an entertainment giant, Frank Sinatra.
July 14th-17thPolishfest
July 24th Beatlemagic
The ultimate Beatles experience.
July 31st
Soul Providers
The Soul Providers music covers classic soul from the 60’s & 70’s as well as branching out to more traditional dance songs from the 80’s & 90’s.
August 7th The Diva Show
This versatile show band will generate an exciting and fun atmosphere that
is enjoyed by all ages.
August 14th American Legion Band
An award-winning concert band based in Tonawanda, NY, formed in 1929 by World War I veterans and American Legion Post 264 members. The band draws its membership from Western New Yorkers with diverse occupations and backgrounds.
August 21st Terry Buchwald
If you love Elvis Presley’s music & moves, this show is just what you are
looking for. No one has performed these electrifying songs better, other than the king himself.
The Dartwood Park gazebo will be the setting for another
great summer concert. Bring your blankets and lawn
chairs. Concerts will be held inside the Dartwood Center
in the event of rain.
July 17th The Reminders
The music performed is geared for the “30 something” and up but will be enjoyed by most anybody that likes classic rock.
Creekside Family Night
At the Casimir Pulaski Cultural Center in Cheektowaga
Town Park.
July 27th Cheektowaga Family Night
Featuring: The Leftovers & The Rince Na Tiarna Irish
Dance Group, along with a magic show featuring Ted &
Corey of “Magic of Course.” Children’s activities begin
at 6:00 and include crafts, facepainting, games and a
bouncehouse. Concessions available.
Senior Concert Series
Bring your lawn chairs and come out for some wonderful
evenings of free music. A wide variety of local talent
is featured and the concerts are open and free to the
public. All concerts are held under the gazebo at the
Cheektowaga Senior Center, 3349 Broadway (next to
Town Hall) and begin at 6 pm and end at approximately 8
pm. In case of inclement weather, concerts will be moved
inside the Cheektowaga Senior Center.
June 28th New Direction
Sponsored by Elderwood Assisted Living
at Cheektowaga, Elderwood at Cheektowaga & Elderwood Residences at Cheektowaga
July 12th Barnstorm
Sponsored by Atwal Eye Care
July 19th The Carnival Kids Steel Orchestra
Sponsored by The Law Offices of Jaworski & Giacobbe
August 2nd Lake Effect
Sponsored by Wegmans,
Dick Rd. & Losson Rd. Stores
August 16th Formula Band
Sponsored by Gambacorta & Dental Associates
August 30th Midnight Kings
Sponsored by The Town of Cheektowaga’s
PBA & Captains’s & Lieutenant’s Assoc.
SATURDAY, JUNE 25th
Family Days Arts & Crafts Show
The Chopin Singing Society
Presents a St. John Eve Celebration
July 9 & 10 52nd Annual Arts & Crafts Show
Sponsored by the Cheektowaga
Art Guild
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For more information, go to:
www.chopinsingingsociety.com
Flag Day
Weekend
Cheektowaga Town Park
June 11 & 12
Saturday, June 11
5:00pm - 9:00pm
Super Cruise
(in cooperation with Lost Kustoms)
Sunday, June 12
Event at Cheektowaga Town Park
6:45pm Flag Day Concert
Cheektowaga Central Jazz Ensemble
and Cheektowaga Community
Symphony Orchestra (Amphitheater) Concessions Available.
Fireworks at Dusk!
If you like classic cars, then join the
NIAGARA FRONTIER CHAPTER
of the
BUICK CLUB OF AMERICA
26TH ANNUAL CAR SHOW
Sunday, August 21st from noon-4pm
near Town Park Shelters 1-5
Take a trip back in time and view antique cars from
the 30’s, classic cars of the 40’s and 50’s and 60’s
muscle cars!
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38th Annual
Polish American Festival
JULY 14-17
Cheektowaga Town Park • 2600 Harlem Rd.
Events subject to change without notice
Thursday, July 14
7:00 pm
Cheektowaga Community Symphony Orchestra
(Food available from Cheektowaga Y.E.S. group)
Friday, July 15
4:30 pm 6:00 pm 7:30 pm 8:45 pm Polka Family – Bloomsburg, PA
John Gora – Ontario, Canada
Polka Family – Bloomsburg, PA
John Gora – Ontario, Canada
Saturday, July 16
2:00 pm Special Delivery – Cheektowaga, NY
4:30 pm Mass Celebrant & Homilist:
Reverend Louis S. Klein, Pastor Queen of Martyrs RC Church, Cheektowaga, NY
Deacon Robert Badaszewski
Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo
Guest Choir - Quo Vadis
Honor Guard - St. Maximilian Kolbe Assembly Color Corp #1944
5:30 pm
John Stevens’ Doubleshot – Swoyersville, PA
7:00 pm
Maestro’s Men – Colchester, CT
8:30 pm
John Stevens’ Doubleshot – Swoyersville, PA
9:45 pm Maestro’s Men – Colchester, CT
Sunday, July 17
6:30 pm
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
8:00 pm
Rare Vintage – Cheektowaga, NY
Polish Heritage Dancers - Cheektowaga, NY
Rare Vintage – Cheektowaga, NY
Please Note: All Performances Will Take Place At The Outdoor Cultural Center in Town Park on Harlem Road.
Food Will Be Available during the Festival Catered by Potts Deli and Grille and Polish Villa II from Friday
thru Sunday. The General Pulaski Parade Will Take Place on Sunday, July 17th at 1:30 pm starting at the
Thruway Mall and continuing North On Harlem Road, ending at Town Park.
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Community Interests
For Your Family Picnic
52st Annual Cheektowaga Family Days
Park Shelter Permit Information
Sponsored by the Cheektowaga Cultural Society
Permits will be issued on Wednesdays & Fridays, 7:30am
- 2pm, at the Parks Office, 500 Losson Road. The cost for
a permit is $40. Proof of residency is required. You must
come in person to obtain a permit. We are NOT able to
process credit card payments for Park Shelter Permits.
For additional information, call 656-2280. RENTAL OF
A PICNIC SHELTER DOES NOT INCLUDE FREE ACCESS
TO TOWN POOLS.
July 9 & 10 • 10am - 5pm in Town Park
Featuring: Many free activities for kids during both days.
The Cheektowaga Art Guild will hold its Annual Arts and
Crafts Show. If you would like to exhibit, call 908-1356
for information. Over $700 in awards and prizes. www.
cheektowagaartguild.com
A theme basket raffle will be held both days, with
winning tickets to be drawn on Sunday afternoon.
The Cheektowaga Garden Club will be holding its
Annual Plant Sale and Raffle.
Food available. Continuous music both days.
War of 1812 Commemoration Ceremony
Sunday, June 12 at Noon
Aero Drive
Flag Day Concert
Sunday, June 12 • 6:45pm in Town Park
Sponsored by the Cheektowaga Patriotic Commission.
Featuring the Cheektowaga Central High School Jazz
Ensemble and the Cheektowaga Community Symphony
Orchestra, John Landis, conductor. Fireworks at dusk.
Independence Day Celebration
July 3 & 4 in Town Park
July 3
July 4
Music by Black Widow
7:00 - 11:00pm
Parade
11 am
Parade route is down Walden to Harlem Road,
to Town Park.
Food Trucks
Special Delivery playing from1 - 5pm
Jonesie and the Cruisers playing6:00 - 10:00pm
Fireworks at dusk.
Picnic Paks
We have put together Picnic Paks to help you plan for picnics,
family reunions, birthday parties and weekend fun & games.
The pak contains a yellow football, playground ball, Toss-Um
set, Bocce Ball set, multi-colored volleyball, volleyball net,
two frisbees, set of horseshoes, equipment bag with an adult
softball bat, youth softball bat and three softballs. There is
a $20 rental fee with a $20 deposit. A valid driver’s license
is required to rent a pak. Call the Youth and Recreational
Services Department at least ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE to
reserve a Picnic Pak this summer. Your deposit will be
returned when all Pak items are returned in good condition.
For additional information, call 656-2294.
Diamond Rental Fees / Field Rental Fees
All diamond rentals are in two (2) hour time blocks. All
independent leagues must provide a Certificate of Insurance
listing the Town of Cheektowaga as an ADDITIONAL
INSURED (must be submitted prior to issuance of permits).
Diamond Per 2-Hour Time Block - No Lights:......$85
With Resident Discount Card:..................................$65
Diamond Per 2-Hour Time Block - Lights:......... .$110
With Resident Discount Card:..................................$95
13 Week Series
(Buy 10 weeks, get 3 free for same 2-hour time block)
No Lights:........................................................... $720
With Resident Discount Card: ............................. $490
Beer, food and wine coolers will be sold both days in Lion’s Lights:................................................................ $975
Pavilion. Sponsored by the Cheektowaga Patriotic Commission. With Resident Discount Card:............................... $800
No coolers or outside alcoholic beverages will be allowed in
Lion’s Pavilion.
Games Added
No Lights:........................................................... $85
With Resident Discount Card: ............................. $65
Sunday, July 17 • 1:30 PM
Lights: ............................................................... $110
Parade route is down Walden to Harlem Rd. to Town Park. With Resident Discount Card: ............................. $95
Part of the Polish-American Arts Festival.
Soccer/Football Field Rental
2-hour time slot: ................................................ $90
in Town Park
With Resident Discount Card: .............................. $75
Sat., Sept. 3 & Sun., Sept. 4 • 12Noon-10pm
Features continuous German music. German food and Volleyball Court Rental
beverages will also be available.
1 court per 2-hr. time slot:................................... $75
General Pulaski Parade
German-American Festival
With Resident Discount Card:............................... $55
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Camps & Clinics
Summer Camps for High School Students
July 11 to August 4. (1 week camps, 4 days per week)
Villa Maria College Campus
For more information, pricing and registration contact,
[email protected] call 716-961-1815
or visit www.villa.edu/summer-camps
July 11 – 14 | Fashion Illustration
8:30am-12:30pm – Johanna Brassel
Do you have a love for fashion? Do you enjoy drawing? If so, this camp is for you! Learn to draw fashion figures, while creatively
expressing yourself through designing and drawing garments. This exciting 4-day camp uses different media to teach you the
fundamentals of fashion illustration. No previous experience is necessary, just a desire to grow your skills!
July 11-14 | Digital Art
1:00pm-5:00pm - Jessica Stoddard
This class will introduce students the basic tools within Adobe Photoshop that will allow them to manipulate and edit photographs,
scanned materials, and traditional 2D artwork to create original digital illustrations. Students will explore some of the different digital
techniques and styles used to produce imagery stemming from different narrative, thematic, and conceptual sources. They will
be introduced to the broad commercial and creative application of digital artwork and illustration across the professional design
industry, and learn how they can begin to creatively tell their own visual stories.
July 18-21 | Sport Management
8:30am-12:30pm - Kristen Wood
During this four day, 16 hour course, students will discover the sport industry world as a profession. Learn what skills are necessary
to land a job in this fast-paced, exciting field and ascertain the wealth of settings where one can put these skills to work. With
hands-on activities derived to expose students to all facets of event creation to event delivery, students will plan, promote, market
and execute an athletic event by the end of day four. Activities such as creating a run-down schedule, writing a press release,
developing a commercial, merchandising, planning ticket sales, creating a budget, strategizing a marketing plan, identifying human
and equipment resources, executing the plan and creating an event recap will be covered. Anyone who has a passion for sport
or a curiosity as to how major and minor events are pulled off will enjoy this class.
July 18 – 21 | Color your World
1:00pm-5:00pm - Sandra Reicis
Learn how to add color to your interiors to create rooms that you can be proud of. Whatever the mood you want, you can get it
with the correct color choices. This course will provide the basics of color theory as well as a bit of color psychology so that you
can make selections with confidence. Whether it’s a bold room makeover or just colorful accessorizing you will make a splash
with your next interior design project.
July 25-28 | Animation
8:30am-12:30pm – Sara Clabeaux-Gelster
An introduction to storytelling, creation and the production behind the animation process. Projects will include both traditional
animation techniques and an introduction to software used in the animation industry. Students will explore several areas of
animation, so that each one will get to experience what it is like attending a college animation program, and what they can expect
in a “career beyond college.”
July 25-28 | Mixed Media Drawing
1:00pm-5:00pm - Adam Weekley
In this camp students will explore a variety of media in the construction of drawings and images. Collage, marker rendering, ink
and charcoal along with other media will be used. Students will learn about the use of allegory and symbolism in the creation of
their work. No experience necessary.
August 1 -4 | Jazz
8:30am-12:30pm – John Bacon
The Villa Maria Jazz camp will provide activities designed to enrich the participants in fundamental Jazz concepts. All participants
will receive guidance in performing Jazz music, listening to styles of important musicians and understanding Jazz building blocks.
The camp is designed for High School age students but others interested in an active educational experience focused on Jazz
music and musicians may inquire. More exciting details to be announced!
Recording Studio
Date / Time – TBD - Anthony Casuccio
Learn the basics with the latest technology. Students will gain a better understanding of digital recording through hands on learning
using the latest software and the basics of digital recording.
TOPICS INCLUDE: Learning professional software used in the music industry, gaining an understanding of how music is recorded,
microphone techniques & hands on recording sessions.
Take UNLIMITED CAMPS and SAVE MONEY
Villa Maria College is a small, private, co-educational Catholic
college with specialized programs in applied arts and music.
The college also offers programs in liberal arts, business, and
health areas.
Workshops will be offered by the Villa Maria College full and part
time faculty who bring their years of education and training to
these specialized summer workshops.
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For more information or to register, visit:
www.villa.edu/summer-camps
Or please contact Connie at the Villa Maria College
Workforce Development and Life Long Learning
Department, 240 Pine Ridge Road, Buffalo, NY 14225
(716)961-1815/[email protected]
Signing Up is Easy…Here’s How
Mail-In
Fax-In
Send completed and signed
form with check or credit
card information to:
Walk-In
Phone-In
Faxed-in registrations will be
All walk-in sign-ups will
taken with credit card payment. be taken at the Alexander
Center
We accept Visa, Discover &
Mastercard.
Cheektowaga Youth
& Recreational Services
Cheektowaga, NY 14211
Cheektowaga, NY 14211
Fax: 897-7211
Phone registrations will only be
accepted with credit card payment. Phone lines are limited:
your patience is appreciated.
We accept Visa , MC & Discover.
M-F 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Phone: 897-7207
Walk-in and Phone-in sign-ups will be
available beginning June 6.
Hours are Mon.-Fri., 9:30am-4:30pm.
Mailed-in and Faxed-in registrations
will be processed beginning June 6.
Most of the activities in this brochure have a registration number in brackets [ 0000 ]
next to the description. Please be sure to include this number on your sign-up form.
PLEASE MAKE CHECKS
PAYABLE TO:
COMPLETE THIS FORM AND DETACH
Summer 2016
FAMILY INFORMATION (Head of Household/Guardian)
LAST
FIRST
MI
OFFICE
USE ONLY
DATE
ADDRESS
CITY
HOME PHONE
STATE
WORK PHONE
ZIP CODE
INITIALS
E-MAIL
RECEIPT #
EMERGENCY PHONE
EMERGENCY CONTACT
PARTICIPANT INFORMATION (Sign-up all members from the same family on this form)
[ REG. # ]
LAST
PARTICIPANT NAME
FIRST
BIRTHDATE
MO DAY YEAR
SEX
ACTIVITY NAME
ACTIVITY
FEES
WAIVER FOR PARTICIPANT AND/BY PARENT
In consideration of your accepting my or my child’s entry, I hereby, for myself, my child, my heirs, executors, and administrators, waiver and release any and
all rights and claims for damages I or my child have against the Town of Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services Department and its representatives,
successors and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by myself or my child on any activity sponsored by these groups. I do hereby grant and give these
groups the right to use my or my child’s photograph or image with or without my or my child’s name, both single and in conjunction with other persons or
objects for any and all purposes including, but not limited to, private or public presentations, advertising, publicity and promotion relating thereto. I warrant
that I have the right to authorize the foregoing uses and do hereby agree to hold the Town of Cheektowaga Youth & Recreational Services Department
harmless of and from any and all liability of whatever nature which may arise out of result from such uses. For the consideration stated above, I further agree
that in the event that my child repudiates or attempts to repudiate such release, I will personally indemnify and save harmless the Town of Cheektowaga
Youth & Recreational Services Department, its successors and assigns, for any and all loss and damage occasioned thereby. Finally, I agree that my child,
myself and all family members, friends, etc. will abide by the CYRS Zero Tolerance/Sportsmanship Policy (view at www.tocny.org).
SIGNATURE (PARENT/GUARDIAN)________________________________________________________________________
THIS WAIVER MUST BE SIGNED OR FORM WILL NOT BE PROCESSED
FORM OF PAYMENT
CASH
CHECK
MONEY ORDER
CREDIT CARD
Circle Card Choice:
TOTAL FEES
$
AMOUNT $
ENCLOSED
Card #____________________________________________________________
Exp. Date______________ Last 3 #’s on back of card________________
Name On Card______________________________________________________
Signature_________________________________________________________
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Councilmembers
James P. Rogowski
Gerald P. Kaminski
Timothy J. Meyers
Christine Adamczyk
Youth & Recreational Services
Executive Director
Ellen M. Fischer
CURRENT RESIDENT
Cheektowaga Dept. of Youth & Recreational Services
Cheektowaga, New York 14211-2742
Town Board Supervisor
Diane Benczkowski
PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage
PAID
Buffalo, N.Y.
PERMIT #1270

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