Youth Enrichment - Town of Cumberland, Maine

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Registration Information
Mailing Address
Community Recreation,
290 Tuttle Rd, Cumberland, Maine 04021
Telephone: 207-829-2208
Fax: 207-829-2214
Office Hours:
Monday-Wednesday: 8-5 pm
Thursday: 8-6 pm
Friday: Closed
Cumberland’s Web Site:
www.cumberlandmaine.com
What are your cancellation
policies?
We will notify you if the class has been
cancelled or changed. We reserve the
right to cancel or consolidate any program
that does not meet minimum participant
registration numbers. Avoid disappointment
and please register promptly. Program
updates and cancellations will be
announced on our web site. Cancellations
will also be announced on our Facebook
page: facebook.com/cnyrecreation.
What are the fees?
Fees are stated at the end of each program
write-up. Non-Residents will pay an
additional $10 per class on most programs.
When do I register?
Program registration for Cumberland/North
Yarmouth residents upon receipt of brochure
What is a senior citizen
Non-residents may register beginning
discount?
December 3, 2014
Senior citizen discount(s) are stated
throughout our brochure. The discount
How do I register?
applies to seniors who are 65 or older.
Registration is accepted in many convenient
ways: in person, by mail, or NOW ONLINE.
What if I have questions?
Priority will be given on a first-come, first
served basis. We encourage residents
Call Cumberland-North Yarmouth
to take advantage of our new online
Community Recreation at 829-2208.
registrations capabilities. For our new
online registration system, Log onto www.
cumberlandmaine.com scroll down the main
Staff Contacts:
page and click on the “Online Registration”
Brian Bickford - 829-2225
icon. This is a great way to register for
[email protected]
programs at work or in the comfort of your
Peter Bingham - 829-2208 x331
home. The Recreation Department is no
[email protected]
longer accepting phone registrations.
Will I be sent confirmation?
We do not send or call with confirmations.
Consider yourself and/or children enrolled
in the course(s) of your choice when you
send in a completed registration form and
payment. Many classes and programs have
limited enrollments, and may fill.
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Cindy Stennett - 829-2208 x 334
[email protected]
Jen Gifford - 829-2208 x 332
[email protected]
Devon Galvan - 829-2208 x330
[email protected]
Sarah Davis - 829-2208
[email protected]
What’s Inside...
Preparing for your Future......................... 4
Toddler Programs/Youth Enrichment........ 18
Certificate Classes.................................. 5
Youth Enrichment.............................19-22
Arts and Crafts................................... 6, 7
Family Activities.................................... 23
Adult Cooking And Fun............................ 8
Youth Sports....................................24-26
Adult Fun!.............................................. 9
Spring Youth Sports............................... 27
Adult Trips............................................ 10
Summer Camp Info............................... 28
Senior Series........................................ 11
Summer Program Info........................... 29
Adult Fitness...................................12-14
Bulletin Board...................................... 30
Val Halla.............................................. 15
Course Registration Form....................... 31
Youth Swimming................................... 16
Back Page............................................ 32
Early Release Wednesday...................... 17
Refund Policy
If we cancel a class or activity, all fees will be refunded. If you withdraw at least 2 business
days before the first class you receive a refund or credit slip minus a $10-$25 (i.e. ski
or day camps) processing fee. If you withdraw less than 2 business days prior to the first
class, you may opt for 50% refund or 75% credit. If you withdraw after the first class
no refund or credit. Refund processing takes up to 3-4 weeks. We do not provide cash
refunds.
Staff:
Brian Bickford, Director of Val Halla/CR
Peter Bingham, Recreation Superintendent
Cindy Stennett, Administrative/Sr. Programs
Jen Gifford, After School Program Coord
Devon Galvan, Office Support/After School
Sarah Davis, Office Support
Ted Bosarge, Parks Superintendent
Suzanne Martelle, Aquatic Director
Toby Young, Val Halla Superintendent
William Shane, Cumberland Town Manager
Rosemary Roy, N. Yarmouth Town Manager
Cumberland/North Yarmouth
Community Recreation
Advisory Board:
Chris Fitzpatrick (Chair), Shirley StoreyKing (Cumberland Town Council Rep), Clark
Whittier (North Yarmouth Selectman Rep), Bill
Green, Johnna Mulligan, Steve Carey, Pam
Russell, Richard Wolfe, Nancy Storey, Theresa
Maloney-Kelly, Chris Fitzpatrick, Melissa
Fowler, Peter O’Donnell
Questions? Call Us • 829-2208
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Preparing for your Future
SAT Prep! (Grades 11-12)
Driver’s Education Course
Teachers: Becky and Doug Pride
Instructor: Bartley’s Driving School
These preparatory courses for the SAT have proven
helpful to high school students who wish to improve
their scores on the verbal and math sections of the
Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). The courses include
test-taking tactics, drill work, vocabulary lists, algebraic
and geometric concepts and a familiarity with the
test that will allow students to feel more prepared.
Students in the English class will also write two writing
prompts which the instructor will correct and comment
on. The College Board Official SAT Study Guide is the
text used for both courses (included in price of class).
This driver’s education course is licensed by the State
of Maine, with 30 hours of classroom work and 10
hours of driving. Students must be 15 years of age
or older in order to register. At the completion of
the course, students will be issued their Maine State
permit, which is included in the course fee.
This course will prepare the student for the SAT
Examination that all juniors in the state will take.
Registration deadline is February 27th, if space is
still available!
For more information or to register, please call
Bartley Driving School at 657-5010.
Dates & Times: Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
Feb. 4th, March 4th, April 1st & 29th. 5:30-8:30 pm
Location: GHS
Fee: $440
SAT English Classes - Choose One:
EngSAT 1: Monday - March 9, 16, 23, 30 & April 6
EngSAT 2: Tuesday - March 10, 17, 24, 31 & April 7
EngSAT 3: Thursday - March 12, 19, 26, April 2 & 9
(Note: If you would like to be on a wait list for a
Wednesday English SAT class, please call 8292208. We will add a class if sufficient interest).
SAT Math Classes - Choose One:
MathSAT 1: Monday - March 9, 16, 23, 30 & April 6
MathSAT 2: Tuesday - March 10, 17, 24, 31 & April 7
MathSAT 3: Thursday - March 12, 19, 26 & April 2, 9
Time: 6:30-8:30 pm
Location: GHS
Fee: $98 per class (English or Math)
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Certificate Classes
Community CPR and AED
First Aid Training
Cumberland Fire Department AHA Instructors
This 4-hour class is for the general public and
covers infant, child and adult CPR and choking as well
as automated defibrillation (AED). At the conclusion
of the class students receive an American Heart
Association (AHA) Heart Saver CPR/AED card good
for 2 years. For more information email ebernier@
cumberlandmaine.com
This 4-hour class covers medical and traumatic
emergencies including: allergic reactions, asthma
attacks, bee stings, broken bones, burns, cuts diabetic
reactions, heart attacks, heat emergencies and stroke.
We do “hands on” exercises to learn when to call the
ambulance and what to do until medical personnel
arrive. Students receive a 2-year AHA certification card
on the day of the class.
Choose ONE Class:
Dates & Times: Jan. 10, Feb. 14, March 14 or April
11, 8-12 noon
Location: West Fire Station, 115 Blackstrap Road
Choose ONE Class:
Dates & Times: Satuday, Jan. 17, 2015, 8-12 noon
Location: West Fire Station, 115 Blackstrap Road.
Fee: $50 Res / $60 Non-Res
Basic Life Support (BLS) for
Healthcare Providers
Ed2Go Online Classes
This 4-hour class will earn the student an American
Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare
Provider 2-year certification card. The class covers
infant, child and adult CPR as well as choking for
all ages and practice using an AED (Public Access
Defibrillator). This is the required certification for
anyone who works in the healthcare profession.
Choose ONE Class:
Dates & Times: Saturday, Jan. 3, Feb. 7, March 7 or
April 4, 8-12 noon
Location: West Fire Station, 115 Blackstrap Road.
Are you ready to explore a new interest, but don’t have
time to attend class? Cumberland-North Yarmouth
Community Education has partnered with Ed2Go to
bring you more than 250 non-credit online classes.
From the convenience of your home or office you can
explore digital photography, develop grant writing skills,
or prepare for computer certification exams. You can
even learn how to start a gift basket business. Go
to this link for a complete list of classes and more
information: www.ed2go.com/CNYCE&R .
Each course runs for 6 weeks and consists of 12
lessons. The lessons are project-oriented and
include hands-on assignments, discussion areas,
supplementary links and more. You can complete
your course entirely from your home or office, any
time of the day or night! All you need to get started is
internet access, an e-mail address and a web browser.
Additional requirements, if any, will be listed with the
course description. Courses start at $95.
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Arts and Crafts
Landscape Painting - Design
Elements
Landscape Painting – Design
Principles
Instructor: Diana Johnson
Instructor: Diana Johnson
Spark your creativity through painting. Enjoy a
supportive atmosphere filled with discussion, handouts, and plenty of time for individual practice and
personal attention. You will learn, or brush-up on, the
elements of design which create a foundation for your
paintings. Beginners and those with previous painting
experience are all welcome. Those who have painted
before are welcome to bring acrylics, watercolors or
gouache.
Note: Beginners need to bring acrylics. The
instructor will use acrylics to demonstrate painting
techniques. Copies of all new reference photos used in
demonstrations will be available for everyone. You are
welcome to bring your own reference photos. Please
supply your own materials. (A list of basic materials
can be obtained through the Recreation Office).
Spark your creativity through painting. Enjoy a
supportive atmosphere filled with discussion, handouts, and plenty of time for individual practice and
personal attention. You will learn, or brush-up on, the
elements of design which create a foundation for your
paintings. Beginners and those with previous painting
experience are all welcome. Those who have painted
before are welcome to bring acrylics, watercolors or
gouache.
Note: Beginners need to bring acrylics. The
instructor will use acrylics to demonstrate painting
techniques. Copies of all new reference photos used in
demonstrations will be available for everyone. You are
welcome to bring your own reference photos. Please
supply your own materials. (A list of basic materials
can be obtained through the Recreation Office).
Dates & Times: Wednesdays, Jan. 28, Feb. 4, 25,
March 4 & 11. (No class on Feb. 11 & 18)
2:30-4:30 pm
Location: GMS Art Room
Fee: $79 Res / $89 Non-Res / $72 Senior
Dates & Times: Wednesdays, March 18, 25, April 1,
8 & 15. 2:30-4:30 pm
Winter Open Art Studio
Beaded Crochet Bracelet
Instructor: Diane Dahlke
Instructor: Michelle McCarthy
Do you wish you had more time to create art? If
you have basic art skills and want to use them in
a supportive group setting, this class is for you!
Participants can draw or work in a variety of paint
mediums; instruction and guidance is provided by a
professional artist along with a still-life setup. You do
not have to be a skilled artist to attend. Let this class
give you the focused studio time you need! Please
bring your own materials. Limited enrollment.
This pretty bracelet is fun and easy to make. Just take
a few beads, some wire, a crochet hook and in short
order you have a fun and funky bracelet. Beginner
Crochet experience preferred, but not necessary. A
great way to use up those mismatched beads that you
have left over from other projects. Materials fee of $15
payable to instructor at class.
Dates & Times: Mondays, Jan. 26 - April 6 (No class
Feb. 16) (This schedule is for 10 classes, 2 extra are
included for possible winter storms.) 7-9 pm
9-11:30 am
Dates & Times: Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015
Fee: $10
Min/Max: 4/10
Min/Max: 6/12
Diane is a celebrated artist who paints in oil and
acrylic; she also teaches at Maine College of Art. 6
Arts and Crafts
Draw the Kitchen Garden in
Colored Pencils
Stone Pendant Necklace
Instructor: Kelli McNichols
Learn many basics of bead stringing and two different
ways to make this beautiful pendant style necklace. Instructor will provide everything you need to make a
piece you’ll be proud to wear or give as a gift.
Materials fee of $15 payable to instructor at class.
Celebrate spring with this new course. Using colored
pencils and ink, we will draw herbs and plants found
in a common kitchen garden. Enjoy a supportive
environment filled with discussion, demonstrations, and
plenty of time for practice and individual guidance. No
previous experience required. Supply list available at
the Community Recreation Office upon request.
Dates & Times: Thursdays, March 19 - April 16
6:15-8:30 pm.
Instructor: Michelle McCarthy
Dates & Times: Saturday. Feb. 28, 2015.
12:30-3 pm
Fee: $10
Min/Max: 6/20
Min/Max: 6/20
Kelly McNichols is a local artist and web designer. Her work can
be seen online at http://art.mcngraphics.com
Introduction to Watercolor Pencils
Instructor: Kelli McNichols
Discover the beauty and versatility of Watercolor
Pencils. Use them dry like a regular pencil or wet
them to blend the color and create interesting effects.
You will learn about making marks, washes and color
mixing. We will also combine watercolor pencils with
ink to create mixed media artwork. Enjoy a supportive
environment filled with discussion, demonstrations and
plenty of time for practice and individual guidance.
No previous experience required. A materials list is
available at registration in the Community Education &
Recreation Office.
Step by Step Painting With
Spirited Paints!
Instructor: Julie Waterman
Are you ready for a fun evening? Create your own
masterpiece! A local artist will take you through step
by step to paint your own painting in one evening that
you will get to take home with you that night. The
painting we will be doing is “Dancing Ladies”. Enjoy
the company of others, relax and paint! Painters of all
levels are welcome! All equipment and materials are
provided by the instructor. Just bring yourself and an
open mind!
Dates & Times: Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015. 6-8 pm
Location: Rachel’s on the Green - Val Halla Golf
Course
Fee: $35
Min/Max: 6/20
Julie is an experienced local artist and you can see
more of her work at www.spiritedpaints.com
Dates & Times: Thursdays, Jan. 15 - Feb. 12, 2015
6:15-8:15 pm
Min/Max: 3/12
Kelly McNichols is a local artist and web designer. Her work can
be seen online at http://art.mcngraphics.com
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Adult Cooking And Fun
Solar Energy Night
NEW!
Greek Night
NEW!
Instructor: Chris Toy
This two-hour class will provide participants with the
basics of how Maine Grid Tied solar systems take
advantage of the sun and CMP’s power grid to lower
electric bills and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Join Chris for a fun night of homemade pita bread
(cooked two ways!), Hummus and Cucumber Dip,
Samosas, Lamb Shish Kebob and creamy Rizogalo for
desert.
We’ll cover important decisions in siting, designing, and
installing solar electric systems and options for making
use of electricity generated. There will be plenty of
opportunity for individual questions and answers.
All material costs are covered in the fee.
Date & Time: Tuesday, Jan 13, 2015, 6-8 pm
Date & Time: Tuesday, March 10, 2015, 6-8 pm
Location: GHS Room 131
Fee: $25
Location: Town Hall - Council Chambers
Fee: $20
Min/Max: 5/10
Min/Max: 5/25
Asian Noodle Night
Handmade Ravioli and Tortellini
Who can resist tasty tender pockets of pasta filled with
a variety of cheeses, vegetables, meat or seafood?
Join Chris for a night of making and feasting on several
choices of pastas, fillings and sauces!
Fee includes food materials costs.
Date & Time: Tuesday, April 7, 6-8 pm
Date & Time: Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2015. 6-8 pm
Fee: $25
Fee: $25
Min/Max: 5/16
Min/Max: 5/16
Radio Controlled Flying 101
Instructor: Dave Cyr
Asian noodles have a history of over 4,000 years and
there are dozens of types of noodles in Asian cuisine.
Come learn how to make noodles with Chris including
Pad Thai, Sesame noodles, and Ramen egg drop soup.
Fee includes food materials fee.
NEW!
Ever wish you could take flying lessons but never had the money to do so, well here’s the next best thing,
Radio Controlled flying. This course will get you started with knowledge of aerodynamics, take offs/landings,
anatomy of aircraft, safety, suggestions on what to buy for your first plane, etc. and then we’ll top it off with
some simulator flying. If time and weather permits it we’ll take a fieldtrip to Twinbrooks Recreation field to
do some real flying on a Buddybox system. This program is open to persons 10 years and older.
No prerequisites for this class. No need to buy a plane at this point.
This class is a must for the enthusiastic future RC flyer!
Dates & Times: Thursdays. Jan. 22 - April 2 (10 classes. No class Feb. 19) 6-7 pm
(Possible Saturday at Twinbrooks, weather permitting)
Location: Cumberland Town Hall Council Chambers
Fee: $75
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Adult Fun!
NEW!
Introduction to Spiritual
Energies
This class will help you to understand what Spiritual
energies are and how they can positively or negatively
impact your life. You’ll learn the basics of what your
aura and chakras are and how they are affected by
our thoughts and feelings. This class will also help to
strengthen your connection to the Divine, learn how to
change your thought process and to achieve the joyful
life you were meant to live. This will assist you to move
forward on your path.
Date & Time: Tuesday, March 3, 2015.
6:30-8:30 pm
What are Angels and
How to Communicate
With Them?
Instructor: Brenda Paquette
This class will explain what Angels are, how to ask for
the Angel’s help, why the Angel’s presence on our
planet is so important at this time. You will discover
your divine communication style through learning
about the four major clairs of communication with the
Angels; Clairvoyance, Clairaudience, Clairsentience and
Claircognizance. You will learn the difference between
true guidance and false guidance; this will allow the
Angels and their love to guide you on your spiritual
path.
Dates & Times: Tuesday, March 10, 2015.
Min/Max: 5/20
Students will be taking home a tomato seedling at the
end of the class.
Dates & Times: Thursday, May 14, 2015
Fee: $16
Min/Max: 5/20
Fee: $39
Students will learn in class how to make a self-watering
container out of two five-gallon buckets. We will also
cover vertical gardening, growing in gutters and growing
in straw bales.
Fee: $39
This course will cover the advantages and
disadvantages of container gardening as well as show
photos of many types of containers including potato
bags with an emphasis on earth boxes and how to
extend the season with earth boxes.
6-8 pm
6:30-8:30 pm
Vegetable Gardening Container Gardening Instructor: Clark Whittier
Instructor: Brenda Paquette
NEW!
NEW!
NEW!
Basic Garden Design
Instructor: Lauren Lehman
If you’ve ever dreamed of designing your own flower
garden or foundation bed, this is the class for you. This
two-part workshop will teach you the basic skills you
need. In the first class, we will discuss how to assess
the conditions of your site, the amount of sunlight
it receives, soil conditions and drainage. We’ll also
cover how you choose plants that are appropriate to
your specific garden. In the second class, you’ll draw
up a preliminary sketch and plant list. We’ll discuss
how to select the best plants and space them for
future growth. The goal is for you to go home with a
workable, personal garden design.
Lauren has over twenty years of gardening and landscaping
experience as a landscape designer and has also owned her
own design and consulting business.
Dates & Times: Thursday, March 19 & 26
6-8 pm
Location: GSH Room 151
Fee: $39
Min/Max: 5/10
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Adult Trips
NEW!
The Maine Brew Pub Bus
Tour
The Maine Brew Bus is a relatively new addition
to Southern Maine’s blossoming craft beer scene. You
will spend the afternoon visiting several of the area’s
best breweries and meeting the brewers, including
Maine Beer Co., Allagash, Bissell Brothers and more!
You’ll learn more about the brewing process, the
industry and what makes Maine’s beer so special. And
of course, you will sample some delicious beer! Light
refreshments and fees for all samples are included.
Registration is through Yarmouth Community Services
at http://www.yarmouthcommunityservices.org/ or call
207-846-2406
Dates & Times: Thursday, Jan. 15, 2015
Our Man in Havana
When a bumbling vacuum cleaner salesman is
recruited to be a spy, he just can’t say no. The only
problem is he doesn’t know anything – until he starts
making up informants! This lively, tongue-in-cheek
adaptation of the classic thriller conjures 1950’s Cuba
on stage, as four actors change accents and costumes
to play over 30 eclectic characters.
Dates: Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015
Location: Portland Stage Company Matinees
Depart / Return: 1:15 pm from the Yarmouth Park &
Ride / Following the show.
Fee: $34
Min/Max: 5/10
Ride / Approximately 6 pm
Fee: $65, includes transportation, snacks and all beer
samples.
NEW!
The Whipping Man
NEW!
Bowdoin Museum of Art and Lunch
at the Frontier Café
Take the short trip to Brunswick for a visit to the
Bowdoin college Museum of Art. A docent will lead us
on a brief guided tour and you will have an opportunity
to explore on your own. From there, we’ll bus over to
the Frontier Café for lunch. This new establishment on
the river is making waves with its acclaimed food and
laid-back atmosphere. (Lunch fee is not included.)
In the last days of the Civil War, a wounded
Confederate soldier returns to find only two former
slaves in the shambles of the mansion they all called
home. As the three men cautiously begin celebrating
Passover, secrets come to light that batter their trust
and force them to come to terms with their past,
present and future.
Dates: Thursday, March. 12, 2015
Location: Portland Stage Company Matinees
Ride / Following the show.
Fee: $34
Dates: Thursday, March 5, 2015
Depart / Return: 9:30 am from the Yarmouth Park &
Ride / Approximately 2:30 pm
Min/Max: 5/10
Fee: $30, includes transportation and museum; lunch
is on your own.
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Senior Series
NEW!
A Matter of Balance:
Managing Concerns
About Falls
A Matter of Balance is designed to reduce fear of
falling and increase activity levels among older adults
who manifest this concern. A Matter of Balance
acknowledges the risk of falling, but emphasizes
practical coping strategies to reduce this concern.
Trained facilitators conduct eight two-hour sessions
designed for groups of 10 - 12 participants. During the
class, participants learn to view falls and fear of falling
as controllable and set realistic goals for increasing
activity. They also find ways to change the environment
to reduce fall risk factors and learn simple exercises to
increase strength and balance. This program will be
done jointly with Yarmouth Community Services.
Registration Required - For More Information Call Southern
Maine Agency on Aging at 800-427-7411 X583 or 207-3966583 or Visit their Website at
www.smaaa.org
Dates & Times: Tuesday, Jan. 25 - March 13. 1-3 pm.
Location: Yarmouth Town Hall, rear entrance.
Fee: Registration and Payment through SMAAA
Min/Max: 10/15
NEW!
Caring for a Loved One
with Dementia
Instructor: Darlene Fields, Advantage Home Care
Join Fallbrook Woods and Advantage Home Care
for “Caring for a Loved One With Dementia”, a oneday workshop for families and friends who care for
someone with dementia. We will discuss meeting
the needs of loved ones, whether by providing care
at home, utilizing a home-care agency, or through
placement in long-term care poses unique challenges
for a caregiver. This interactive workshop will help
answer the difficult questions and address the
situations that families struggle with daily.
Registration Required - Lunch Provided. For More Info,
contact Cumberland Community Education & Recreation at
829-2208 or register online.
Dates & Times: Saturday, March 21, 2015 (Snow
Date - Saturday March 28, 2015) 9-3 pm
Location: Town Hall - Council Chambers
Fee: $15
Coffee, Tea & Talk Senior Series
Location: Council Chambers - Town Hall
No Fee or Registration Required
We are continuing our monthly series geared toward Seniors/
Adults with informative, fun programming. The sessions will be
held on the second Thursday of the month from 9:30-11 am.
Refreshments will be available. Topics to be presented are as
follows:
January 8th - The Best of “Bill Green’s Maine”
Presenter - Bill Green, WCSH6
Bill will be sharing some of his most interesting experiences
during the course of producing his TV series, “Bill Green’s
Maine”.
February 12th - Protecting Your Identity/Scam Protection.
Presenters - Ann Eisenhart, Cumberland Branch Manager
, Atlantic Regional Federal Credit Union and Rose Murphy,
Controller/Compliance Officer, Atlantic Regional Federal Credit
Union
Learn how to protect your identity and protect yourself from
scams.
March 12th Concert GHS Music Students & “Planning
Ahead for Peace of Mind” - Come join us for a fun-filled
concert with students from Greely High School from 9:45 10:15 and then we’ll have an informative presentation by Jane
Mullen of Dignity Memorial Funeral Home on “Planning Ahead
for Peace of Mind”.
Facilitator - Recreation Staff
April 9th - My Travels in China
Presenter - Chris Toy
We will take the Classical Route through China’s history,
including Beijing’s Forbidden City, The Great Wall; Xi’an, site
of the Terra Cotta Army, Shanghai, China’s 21st Century city;
cruising the Yangtze, including The Three Gorges Dam; Guilin,
including Reed Flute Cave, and the international city of Hong
Kong. YARMOUTH OFFERINGS
January 27th - “Merrill Memorial Library Tour”.
Presenter: Heidi Grimm, MML Director
Today’s tour of the renovated Library will allow us to see the
changes made to better serve our public and meet the needs
of the various users of the MML. Our tour will be from 10-11
am and culminate on the 3rd floor with Coffee and Tea in a
beautiful space!
February 24th - “Main Street - Now and Then”. Explore and
compare and become awed by Yarmouth’s Main Street over
the centuries. The YHC uses 19th century and modern day
photographs to share numerous details of the Main Street and
the beautiful phases residents have enjoyed.
Min/Max: 10/75
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Adult Fitness
Dance Aerobics
Cardio Fusion
Instructor: Karan Miller
Instructor: Julie Waterman (ACE Certified)
This is the original Aerobic Dancing of 2012
Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award - winning
Jacki Sorensen. A full-body 1 hour program
with choreography in every element: Flexibility,
Abdominal Work, Body Sculpting - with optional
light handheld weights - Aerobic Dances, and Cooldown. Led as a dance class, it is progressive in the
introduction of combinations and formations. You will
be encouraged to work at a personal level: it is truly a
class for a lifetime of fitness FUN! Set to the music of
current hits and all-time classics. You will need good
sneakers, comfortable workout clothing, a thick towel
or mat for abdominal work. Weights are optional - up to
6 pounds in each hand. You will be encouraged to start
low on the weights or not use them. Instructor carries a
few light weights with her.
Bored with your workout? Come join us for cardio
fusion!!
Dates & Times: Tuesdays/Thursdays, Jan. 6 - April 16
(No class Feb. 17 & 19). 5-6 pm
Location: NYMS
Fee: $115 Res / $125 Non-Res / $100 Seniors
Pick One Day: $84 Res / $94 Non-Res / $74 Seniors
Karan is a 30+ year certified Jacki’s instructor (since
1984), with a group fitness instructor certificate earned
from USM, and is certified in CPR and AED. Mondays - TABENGETCH!
TABATA inspired workout combined with strength stretching. This workout will be a high intensity 20
minute cardio workout using the interval training
system. Burn fat and gain endurance all in one. This
compact intensity allows time for a longer warm up and
longer cool down using stretching techniques to sculpt
and lengthen your body for a stress releasing finish.
Please bring a mat and hand weights to class.
Wednesdays- Cardio Body Sculpting with weights.
½ hour of cardio moves and ½ hour of strength
training using hand weights to improve balance and
sculpt the muscles. FUSION will keep your muscles
challenged, burn fat, challenge your mind, increase
flexibility and balance. This class is for adults and young
at heart. Moves can be modified to suit different fitness
levels. As always, it’s a good idea to check with your
doctor before starting a new exercise routine.
Please bring hand weights and mat to class.
Dates & Times: Mondays/Wednesdays, Jan. 5 - April
15 (No class Jan. 19, Feb. 16 & 18) 9-10 am
Morning Tai Chi for Seniors
Instructor: Louise Poppema
Come and experience the joy of Tai Chi in a setting
designed for the “over 55” crowd. You will relieve
stress, increase flexibility and improve balance, all
without exerting any effort or working up a sweat. Please wear comfortable clothing. No previous Tai Chi
experience required and a class can be done sitting in
a chair, if balance is a concern.
Location: NYMS
Fee: Both classes: $145 Res / $155 Non-Res / $140
Seniors
Mon. only: $75 Res / $85 Non-Res / $70 Seniors
Wed. only: $75 Res / $85 Non-Res / $70 Seniors
Dates & Times: Wednesdays, March 4 - April 8
10-11 am
Location: Prince Memorial Library
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Adult Fitness
360 Circuit Training
Bokwa
Instructor: Jenn Wilson
Instructor: Jenn Wilson
If you’re looking for something different and cutting
edge or a new way to burn off those holiday
indulgences, this popular program is for you. High
Intensity Circuit Training (HICT) is the secret to
losing body fat, weight and increasing energy. The
combination of aerobic and resistance training in a
high-intensity, limited rest design can deliver numerous
health benefits in much less time than traditional
programs.
The circuit consists of exercise stations that alternate
strength movements and aerobic actions with carefully
timed periods of short rest in between, allowing for
active recovery between stations. You get a total body
work out in 45 minutes, gaining maximal results in
minimal time. The class will end with a core work out
and light stretch.
Exercises can be modified for safety and gradual
conditioning to this type of exercise. Each participant
works at their own pace and individual fitness level
while experiencing the motivation and support of the
group and instructor.
Whether you are looking to get fit or take your workout
to the next level, this high energy circuit program is for
you. Join Personal Trainer/Group Exercise Instructor,
Jenn Wilson and rev up your fitness level with this fun,
motivating workout.
Bokwa® is a new and completely different approach
to group exercise that is rapidly spreading across the
globe. Participants draw letters and numbers with
their feet while performing an energizing and addictive
cardio workout routine. Moving together to today’s
most popular music, participants of all ages draw the
Bokwa® L, 3, J, K and dozens of other steps.
Because Bokwa® steps are structured and based on
the forms of letters and numbers, it does not require
you to count steps, like a traditional 8 count followed
by most fitness programs. There is no choreography
to learn. Once you know the step, you own it and
can do it without following an instructor’s personal
choreography. Because the steps follow the same
structure, whether you are doing it in Taiwan, Australia,
England or the US, Bokwa® is truly universal.
We do Bokwa® to popular music that appeals to a
global audience. The music is energizing and addictive
and it is likely the same feel good songs you listen to in
your car.
Choose one of the following Options:
Tuesday Evenings - Jan. 6 - April 14 (no class Feb. 17)
MIW MPR 6-7 pm
Thursday Evenings - Jan. 8 - April 16 (no class Feb.
19) MIW MPR 6-7 pm
Tuesday Mornings - Jan. 6 - April 14 (no class Feb. 17)
West Cumberland CC 9:30-10:30 am
Thursdays Mornings - Jan. 8 - April 16 (no class Feb.
19)
West Cumberland CC 9:30-10:30 am
Bundle two sessions: $145 Res / $155 Non-Res
Dates & Times: Mondays, Jan. 5 - April 13
(No class Jan. 19 or Feb. 17). 6:30-7:30 pm
Location: MIW MPR
Fees: $80 Res /$90 Non-Res
Zumba
Instructor: Chelsie Vega
Perfect for everybody and every body! Take the “work”
out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and highintensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning
dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms
take over, you’ll see why Zumba® Fitness classes are
often called exercise in disguise. A total workout,
combining all elements of fitness - cardio, muscle
conditioning, balance, flexibility and boosted energy.
Popular local Zumba instructor Chelsie will be ringing
in 2015 by bringing you the work out you have been
looking for! We do not offer drop ins for this class
Dates & Times: Wednesdays, Jan. 7 - April 15
(No class Feb. 18) (2 classes built in for cancellations).
6:30-7:30 pm
Location: MIW MPR
Fees: $80 Res /$90 Non-Res / $75 Senior
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Adult Fitness
Aquatic Fitness
Lap Swimming
Exercise in the water! Each class includes a warm-up,
aerobic upper body, mid and lower body workout and
ends with a cool-down. This workout for swimmers
and non-swimmers is designed for all fitness levels
and paces. Water exercise is a wonderful low-impact
alternative to traditional land exercise programs ideal for people with arthritis and those recovering
from injuries as well as anyone looking for a great
workout. Post-operative participants must have written
permission from a physician. You must be at least 18
years old to register for this class.
Swimming is a great aerobic exercise which conditions
the heart and lungs as well as helping control body
weight. It can also give you more energy, increase
resistance to fatigue, relieve tension, tone muscles
and help you to relax and sleep. You must be 18 years
old and be able to swim one length of the pool at your
own pace without stopping. This is not a learn-to-swim
program. Morning Lap Swim: Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays,
Jan. 5 - June 17 (Pool closed Jan. 19 & Feb. 16)
5:30-7 am
Evening Lap Swim: Mondays/Wednesdays
March 2 - June 17 6-7:30 pm
Location: GHS Pool
Dates & Times: Tuesdays/Thursdays,
Session 1: Jan. 6 - Feb. 12 5:30-6:30 pm.
Session 2: Feb. 24 - April 2 6-7 pm.
Please Note: Each session has one extra day, in case
of pool closures.
Location: GHS Pool
Fee: $48 Res / $58 Non-Res / $40 Seniors
Masters Swim Program
Coach: Larissa Herold
The Masters program provides early-morning swim
workouts for competitors, as well as triathletes and
general fitness swimmers. Our coach, Larissa Herold,
will help swimmers meet their individual needs and
goals. Participants should be able to swim at least
30 lengths of the pool in an hour. Individual workouts
will be provided. You must be at least 18 years old to
participate in this adult program. Please note: Each
session has two extra days, in case of pool closures.
Dates & Times:
Session 1: Tuesdays, Jan. 6 - April 14
(No class Feb. 17) 5:30-7 am
Session 2: Thursdays, Jan. 8 - April 16
(No class Feb. 19) 5:30-7 am
Session 3: Saturdays, Jan. 3 - April 10
(No class Feb. 21) 7-8:15 am
Location: GHS Pool
Fee: $55 Res / $65 Non-Res (PER SESSION)
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Fee: Punch Card (See punch card info for pricing)
Punch Card - Lap Swim
Punch cards for morning Lap Swim are valid for six
months from date of purchase. They are available
at the Cumberland Town Hall in the Community
Recreation office. Expired cards may not be used.
Fee: $35 Res / $45 Non-Res for 10 lap swims
$75 Res / $85 Non-Res for 25 lap swims
Kripalu Yoga for Teens and Adults
Instructor: Elizabeth Burd
Each class will begin with a brief centering, warm ups,
and pranayama (breath work) followed by a series of
guided postures. The focus will be on alignment, body
awareness and coordinating breath with movement.
Class will end with a brief relaxation and meditation.
Modifications will always be given to ensure a safe
and rewarding class for everyone! Please note: some
prior Yoga experience is required. Please wear comfy
clothing and bring a water bottle, yoga blocks, strap,
small pillow & yoga mat.
Time: 4:30-5:45 pm Location: PML
Session 1: Jan. 6 - Feb. 24 (No class Feb. 17)
Session 2: March 10 - May 5 (No class April 21)
Val Halla
Val Halla Golf Course’s 12 Deals of Christmas
Do you know a golfer who is HARD TO BUY FOR? We can help you! Val Halla’s Pro Shop will be open for the
Holiday’s. Gifts from Val Halla make great presents and/or stocking stuffers.
You may buy on-line or stop by the Pro Shop. We will be open this Saturday, Small Business Saturday (11/29),
from 9-1 pm and continue to open every Saturday between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Items purchased on-line
will be mailed to you. If it is crunch-time, we will make arrangements to get your gifts to you...I’m warming up the
sleigh!
Additional incentive: Anyone purchasing a deal on-line or on Small Business Saturday are entered into a drawing
for a $50 gift certificate at Val Halla.
In addition to discounts on in-stock items (bags, balls, hats, gloves, outerwear, shirts, etc.), some of the deals
include:
12 Deals
Description
Regular Price
Sales Price
Savings
% Discount
1
Round of Golf w/ Cart
$53
$35
$18
33%
2
Gift Certificates (Merch)
$50
$35
$15
30%
3
Driving Range Pass (10)
$50
$35
$15
30%
4
10-Ride Pass (9 Holes)
$110
$77
$33
30%
5
10-Ride Pass (18 Holes)
$160
$112
$48
30%
6
Titleist Wedges (Stock)
$129
$99
$30
25%
7
Golf Lessons (4) - Adult
$160
$120
$40
33%
8
10-Play Passes (9 Holes)
$200
$140
$60
30%
9
10-Play Passes (18 Holes)
$300
$210
$90
30%
10
Golf Lessons (4) - Junior
$120
$90
$30
33%
11
New Golf Bags (Stock)
$150-$210
$110-$125
$40-$85
25-40%
12
Golf Shirts (Stock)
$50
$30
$20
40%
Open Small Business Saturday, 11/29, and Saturday’s in December. 9-1 pm. Additional sales of all in-stock
merchandise...gloves, hats, golf bags, outerwear, shirts and golf balls!
For more details, please email Brian at [email protected]
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Youth Swimming
Youth Swim Lessons (GHS Pool)
Please see below for individual level descriptions
Level 2, Safety Fundamentals, is divided into six
skills:
Skill 1 is Breath Control
Skill 2 is Streamlined (front) Float
Morning Youth Swim Lessons
Skill 3 is Back Float
Dates & Times:
Session 1: Saturdays, Jan. 10 - March 7
(No classes Feb. 7 & 14). Make up date March 14
Session 2: Saturdays, March 28 - May 16
(No classes April 18)
Parent/Child: 8:30-9 am
Skill 4 is Dog Paddling (face down)
Skill 5 is Back Kicking with arms at sides
Skill 6 is Safety Awareness and combines all skills in
the shallow end and progresses to the deep end of the
pool.
Level 3, Stroke Development, is divided into six
skills:
Min/Max: 4/14
Skill 1 is Streamlined Kick (with face in)
Level 2 - Preschool Classes, children ages 3 ½ to
5: 9:10-9:40 am OR 10:40-11:10 am
Skill 2 is Beginner Freestyle
Min/Max: 8/14
Skill 4 is Freestyle Breathing
Skill 3 is Pat the Dog
Skill 5 is Backstroke
Level 2 & 3: Children ages 6 and up:
Skill 6 is Freestyle
9:50-10:30 am OR 11:20-12 pm
Min/Max: 8/16
Level 4: Program Descriptions
Parent/Child Swim (30 min) For parent and child, 6 months to 3 ½ yrs. The
purpose of this class is to familiarize families with the
pool and to begin the process of assimilating your child
for swim lessons. This class is not designed to teach
children to survive in the water on their own. The major
focus of this class will be to have fun with your child
while learning some of the basics such as proper holds.
Instruction will be geared to the parent. A clean swim
diaper is required under a snug fitting bathing suit for
children who are not potty trained.
Lessons Information: Children need to follow simple
commands from their instructor. Trust is important and
crucial for positive progress. Parents are welcome to
watch from the bleachers. Our classes are organized
initially by age (for first time preschoolers) with a ratio
of 1:4, instructor to student. For children 6 and up the
instructor to student ratio will depend on the skill group
your child is working on. We follow USWIM progressions
Level 2 and 3. See below for skills and for more detail
parents can view all the levels on YouTube.
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Level 4 is not part of the USWIM lesson
progressions. We will provide instruction for the
following and once taught encourage children who want
to continue to join Seacoast Swim Club: Beginning
Breaststroke, Butterfly, Treading Water, Surface Dives,
Standing Front Dive
Swimmers with hair that is 3 inches or longer must
wear bathing caps. Available from lifeguards ($5)
Goggles are required in all learn to swim programs. For
children as young as 3 learning to wear goggles is as
much a part of the lesson as getting in the water. They
should be comfortable and fit properly.
Parents, swimmers and spectators are required to
remove shoes before entering the pool area.
Location: GHS Pool
Fee: $55 Res / $65 Non-Res Per Session (All Lessons)
Early Release Wednesday
Sounds of Silence (An American Sign Language Class)
Instructor: Mrs. Robin Sidders NEW Classes in 2015! Two classes offered.
We are pleased to announce that our Sounds of Silence program will be holding winter and spring sessions
in 2015! SOS is a fun after-school American Sign Language class in which students will learn sign language
skills and develop an awareness of the deaf culture, discovering that we are all unique and special. While SOS
is dedicated to helping new students learn the basics of the language, Mrs. Sidders is always finding unique
opportunities to continue to challenge her returning students.
The SOS experience includes optional performance opportunities that help students build confidence and selfesteem. Performances (January-June) include performing The National Anthem at both a Greely High School
Boys Varsity Basketball game and a Portland Sea Dogs game! Each session will conclude with a celebration
performance for family and friends. In order to provide an excellent program, enrollment will be limited (first
come, first served).
“I can’t say enough good things about SOS and Mrs.
Sidders. My daughter is happy and engaged and learning
so much.”
-Parent of previous student
“The curriculum is well thought out and complete. Mrs.
Sidders includes many different learning mediums for her
class which keeps the children excited and engaged.”
-Parent of previous student
ELEMENTARY CLASS (Grades 3-5)
GMS PROGRAM (Grades 6-8)
Early Release Wednesdays (12:30-2 pm)
Mondays after school (2:15-3:50 pm)
Location: White Pine Ministry Center (94 Cumberland
Rd.)
Location: Greely Middle School
Bus transportation provided to the Ministry Center
WINTER SESSION
WINTER SESSION
Dates: Jan. 14, 28, Feb. 4, 25, Mar. 4, 11, 18, 25
Min: 10 students
Fee: $110 (Includes 8 classes as well as
performances)
SPRING SESSION
Dates: April 1, 8, 29, May 6, 13, 20, June 3
Min: 10 students
performances)
Late Bus transportation available
Dates: Jan. 26, Feb. 2, 9, 23, Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23
Min: 10 students
performances)
SPRING SESSION
Dates: Mar. 30, April 6, 13, 27, May 4, 11, 18,
June 1, 8
Min: 10 students
performances)
Hodge-Podge
Grades K-3 Instructor: Christine Slader and staff
A little bit of this, a little bit of that! And a whole lot of fun! Join us for a bunch of activities from games to
crafts to experiments. Each week will have a theme such as Fairies and Gnomes and Team Challenges to
name a few! Children will enjoy the variety. PROGRAM LIMITED TO FIRST 30 PARTICIPANTS
Dates & Times: Session 1: Jan. 7, 14, 28, Feb. 4, 25, March 4, 11, 18, 25, April 1, 8
*Participants enrolled in this session will be eligible to attend Feb/April Vacation Camp
Session 2: April 29, May 6, 13, 20, June 3, 10 Location: MIW
Fee: $210 for session 1. $120 for session 2.
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Toddler Programs/Youth Enrichment
“Little Stars” Creative Drama
KIDDIE GYM!
Program Coordinator: Shirley Donahue
Instructor: Jennifer Gifford
A drama class focused on FUN! Come build creative
thinking, confidence, self-esteem, speaking and acting
skills through movement, improv, voice and characters! This creative journey will include dramatic play, story
enactment, imagination, exploration, theatre games,
music dance and more!
Dates & Times: Fridays, March 19, 26, April 2, 9
3:15-4:15 pm
Location: Wilson MPR
Grades: K-3
Mommy & Me, Music & Movement
Kiddie Gym is the perfect way for your toddler to beat
the winter boredom blues. We will have multiple activity
sites including mats for tumbling, and a wide variety of
balls and other games!
All toddlers must be accompanied by a “participating”
adult. This program is not structured, but rather an
opportunity for a change of scenery and some “new
toys” and “friends” to play with!!
Kiddie Gym will be closed on days that school is not in
session.
Dates & Times: Fridays 9-11 am
Location: West Cumberland Community Hall
Fee: $2 per toddler per visit.
Sea Glass Crafts with Mrs. TCR
Instructor: Mrs. Theresa Cameron-Raymond
Instructor: Jennifer Gifford
We’ll move, groove, wiggle and giggle! Exercise fun for
the toddler and parent/caregiver! This class will help
develop a child’s fine and gross motor skills, visualauditory awareness, rhythm, socialization, strength and
flexibility. We will enjoy musical instruments, ball play,
finger play, parachute, puppets and more!
Note: Parent/caregiver participation is required.
Dates & Times: Wednesdays, March 18 - April 15.
9:15-10 am.
If you love living along the Maine coast and collecting
bits of sea glass, pebbles and shells from our beaches,
come join Mrs. TCR and fellow artists as we make sea
glass treasures. Projects will be uniquely designed by
your creative hands, and will be lovely whimsical gifts
for your home decor or to give to others. Sea Glass
Crafts is limited to 20 artists.
Dates & Times: Thursdays, Jan. 8 - Feb. 12
3:15-4:30 pm.
Location: Prince Memorial Library
Location: MIW School, Room C8 on the Butterfly Wing
Ages: 4 months - 4 years
Grades: 1-3
Fee: $60
Lego Winter Fun!
Instructor: Tracy Carrier
NEW!
Don’t get left out in the cold! Bring the winter fun indoors with Lego models of some popular winter
activities. Each week the instructor will discuss fascinating and fun facts about the activity/machine of the
day. In this series, students will discuss the adrenaline-pumping thrill of the Luge; the more relaxing pace
of the horse and sleigh; the all-business snowplow; as well as the all-fun snowmobile. (Each class will
incorporate one winter activity per week.) Following the lesson, and with the instructor’s guidance, students
will build an age appropriate model from Lego bricks (motorized for some lessons) of the winter activity
discussed. Students will then have free building time with a huge assortment of Lego bricks! No snow? No
problem! All you need to create these winter memories are our bricks and your imagination.
Dates & Times: Fridays. Feb. 27 - April 13 3:30-4:30 pm
Location: Wilson Art Room
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Youth Enrichment
Root for ME!
NEW!
Come Join the Fun!
Smudge South - Preschool
Art Class
This exciting and successful program is designed to
promote recreation and socialization for kids and
families with special needs. Root for ME! will hold an
open gym every Saturday geared to accommodate
all levels of participation, grades K-12. This event is
not limited to kids with special needs, as friends and
siblings are encouraged to participate as well. Parents
or adult supports must accompany children. Open
to residents of all area communities. Visit us on
Facebook to view our calendar of events. Smudge South, preschool art class will provide an art
making experience for children 3-5 years old using
a variety of media. Art making can be messy (which
is fun) and we encourage children to dress for mess.
Smudge is a fun, safe, and supportive environment to
develop and explore your artistic side appropriate to
your developmental needs. Although we sometimes
do specific projects, the end result will reflect their
expression and ideas.
Dates & Times: Saturdays, beginning Jan. 17
Dates & Times: Tuesdays, March 3 - April 7.
10-11:30 am. Drop-In anytime. No commitment
necessary.
Location: Mabel I. Wilson Gym
Instructor: Sara Jacobs
1-1:45 pm
Location: NYMS
Ages: 3-5
Fee: FREE
[email protected] for more information
Fee: $50 for 6 sessions
Mad Science Programs
Preschool Music
Mad Science Staff
The world’s leading FUN science provider
Session 3: Marvels of Science!
Program Description: HAVE YOU ever wondered what
clouds are made of, what goes on underneath the
surface of the earth or how toys work? Join Mad
Science after school as we embark upon an exploratory
journey into the countless wonders of science! Neither
rain, nor snow will prevent us from enjoying this handson exploration of meteorology or from taking a voyage
to the center of the Earth! We’ll investigate the Science
of Toys, learn about sound waves, and suit up for a
flight into space. Albert Einstein said that “The process
of scientific discovery is, in effect, a continual flight
from wonder.” There will be no limit to the wonder and
imagination in Marvels of Science!
Instructor: Martha Smith
Our Preschool Music Program is a fun and exciting
introduction to music classes for children ages 3-5
in a group setting. It is designed to teach the basic
fundamentals of music. Sing along and try out
percussion instruments.
Dates & Times: Mondays, March 2 - April 6
1-1:45 pm
Location: NYMS
Ages: 3-5
Fee: $50 for 6 sessions
Dates & Times: Mondays, Jan. 26 - March 9
(No class Feb. 16) 3:30-4:30 pm
Location: Mrs. Brown’s Classroom
Grades: K-3
Camp Fee: $75 Res / $85 Non-Res
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Youth Enrichment
Introduction to LEGO® Robotics &
MindStorms Software
Cartooning (Back by Popular
Demand!)
Presented by Maine Robotics
Take this opportunity to become an instant veteran
of the LEGO robotics system! This basic workshop is
designed to cover getting familiar with using the LEGO
MindStorms kit. Children will build a LEGO Robot and
modify it during the day to complete different tasks.
The software environment is 100% graphic and allows
you to build a flow chart styled program that controls
the robot. This year’s theme is NATURE’S FURY and
focuses on issues relating hurricanes, storms, floods,
tsunami’s, earthquakes, tornadoes, and volcanic
eruptions! It’s all about brainstorming, creativity, and
teamwork.
Instructor: Nancy Cooper
Come Join the fun! Learn how to draw your favorite
cartoon characters and create your own. We will
explore different techniques: movement, expression,
shading, perspective and dialogue. Then you will have
an opportunity to try these concepts in your own
cartoons. Let your imagination go wild this winter.
Dates & Times: Saturday, Feb. 7. 9-3:30 pm
Location: Town Hall Council Chambers
Ages: 9-14 (Adults are welcome to register too!)
Fee: $60 Res / $70 Non-Res (Includes all materials)
Min/Max: 12/20
Dates & Times: Mondays, Jan. 12 - March 9.
(No class Jan. 20 & Feb. 17) 3:15-4:30 pm
Location: Meet in Mrs. Cooper’s room
Grades: 1-3
Fee: $70
Max: 20
Classy Piano Experiences - Intro
to Piano
Instructor: Martha Smith
Babysitter’s Training
Instructor: Gail Platts
Children will learn about the responsibilities of
becoming a baby-sitter. Topics include the business of
babysitting, emergency procedures and basic first aid,
child care, amusement of children and more. Upon
completion of this course, participants will receive
American Red Cross Babysitting certification. Full
attendance is mandatory to obtain certificate.
Note: No refunds or switching on this program unless
there are participants on a wait list
Dates & Times: Choose One (Bring a bag lunch)
Session 1: Saturday, March 7. 9-4 pm.
Session 2: Saturday, May 2. 9-4 pm.
Location: Town Hall Council Chambers
Ages: 11-14
Fee: $70 Res / $80 Non-Res (Includes new updated
materials)
Max: 14
20
Have you ever thought “I love music and I’d like to try
out playing piano”? Well here’s your chance to “try
it on for size”. Discover your hidden musical talents
as we explore notes, note values and rhythms to get
you started learning some simple tunes (even create
your own melodies!). Maybe you’ll decide to go further
once you experience the joy and excitement of making
music. A fun and interactive time in an encouraging,
supportive environment is guaranteed for all. Come
fall in love with the piano! A piano or keyboard to use for
practice between classes is recommended but not required.
Dates:
Session 1: Jan. 15 - Feb. 5
Session 2: March 12 - April 2
Times for Children Grades 1-8: 3:30-4 pm, 4:154:45 pm, 5-5:30 pm, 5:45-6:15 pm 6:30-7 pm.
Times for Adults: 7:15-7:45 pm
Location: MIW Music Room
Max: 4 students per session, grades 1-8.
Martha Smith has taught piano to hundreds of children and
adults over the course of her 16 year career. She is a popular
instructor in the area.
Youth Enrichment
Winter Dance Programs
At Cumberland/N. Yarmouth Recreation
Pre-School “Spinning Sprouts”
Beginner Hip Hop Dance Class
Come explore the art of dance with Brio Dance Studio
in our Spinning Sprouts Class! Your dancer will be
taught basic ballet, basic tap, and creative movement
steps. Each class will incorporate music, props, group
and partner dancing, and individual attention. Dance
encourages self-confidence, balance, and coordination
to aid in the development of your child. All sprouts
are welcome! Please note that parents and visitors
will be asked to wait in the lobby during class time.
Instructors: Julie Wilkes, Director of Brio Dance Studio
This class is for the active and enthusiastic dancer.
Each 45 minute class will include warm up,
conditioning, stretching, individual, group, and partner
dancing. This class will teach students beginning hip
hop moves, dance class etiquette, how to improvise
while dancing, and how to work with a group all while
using fun, age appropriate music! This co-ed class
welcomes all beginning dancers. Be ready to have fun
and work hard in this fast paced class! Requirements:
Please send your dancer in comfortable clothes they can
move in and sneakers. No jeans please.
Dates & Times: 3:30-4:15 pm.
Session 1: Thursdays, Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29, Feb. 5, 12
Session 2: Thursdays, March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9
Location: Mabel I. Wilson School
Requirements: Each student will need to bring a pair of
socks or flexible shoes and dress shoes (for tap technique)
to every class. Ballet and tap shoes are recommended, but
not required. Please send your dancer in comfortable clothes
they can move in. No jeans please. All dancers must be
potty-trained & NOT enrolled in Kindergarten
Dates & Times: 4:15-5 pm.
Grades: K-3
Fee: $50 for 6 sessions.
Ages: 3-5
Min/Max: 6/15
NEW!
Instructors: Julie Wilkes, Director of Brio Dance Studio
Pre-School “Bouncing Buds”
Instructors: Julie Wilkes, Director of Brio
Dance Studio
Come explore the art of dance with Brio Dance Studio
in our Bouncing Buds Class! This class is created for
the young dancer and incorporates pre-ballet and
creative movement steps. Each class will include
music, props, group and partner dancing, individual
attention, and lots of fun! Please note that parents and
visitors will be asked to wait in the lobby during class
time. Requirements: We will dance barefoot in this class.
Please send your dancer in comfortable clothes they can
move in. No jeans please.
Min/Max: 6/15
OR
Dates & Times: 1:45-2:30 pm.
Location: NYMS
Ages: 3-5
Min/Max: 6/15
Dates & Times: 1-1:45 pm.
Location: NYMS
Ages: 2-3
Please contact the Brio Dance Studio office at
253.1700 for information about where to locate tap
shoes and dance attire.
Min/Max: 3/6
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Youth Enrichment
NEW!
Intro to Strings Program
(Learn how to play the Violin/Viola)
Learn to play the violin or viola! Heather Cook has
taught private violin/viola instruction for 6 years,
and worked as a classroom teacher in Elementary
Education for 5 years! Lessons will be creative and
stimulating in a low-key “no pressure” environment.
Musicians will begin the class with tuning and
warm-up, followed by a group lesson of at least 2
different styles of music. Lessons will entail getting
familiar with playing and reading music, both fiddling
and classical. Students will have a beginner’s
understanding of music theory as applied to reading
the treble or alto clef, depending on their instrument of
choice. Students will be expected to practice at home
at least 15 minutes / 4 days each week. There will be
a student recital at the end of each session. Come join
the fun!!
For More Information on Rental Equipment, please email
Heather Cook: [email protected]
Accepting Registrations Beginning Wednesday, December 3rd
Dates & Times: Choose One Tuesdays OR Thursdays.
3:15-4 pm
Session 1: Jan. 6th/8th - Feb. 10th/12th
Session 2: March 3rd/5th - April 7th/9th
Date & Time: Mondays. March 9 & 16
Fee: $30
The Telling Room’s
Watery Writers
Instructor: Kathryn Williams, author of Pizza, Love, and
Other Stuff that Made Me Famous
As winter turns to spring, we see a lot of changes in
Cumberland, especially around our bodies of water.
Join the Telling Room for an after-school workshop
filled with games, storytelling, and creative writing
celebrating water in all its slushy, icy, wet, frozen,
melting forms. Students will experiment with poetry,
visual narrative, and collaborative storytelling and leave
with a piece of work they can share with each other
and with their parents. Space is limited!
Date & Time: Mondays, March 30 & April 6.
3:15-4:30 pm.
Location: GMS Stage
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These workshops will focus on building community
and leadership for youth participants in the context
of wilderness survival skills. Weather-permitting, both
workshops will take place outside so participants
should come prepared! The first workshop will set the
tone and build energy through several ice breakers,
name games, and team initiatives. Students will also
learn new outdoor skills, such as knot tying, shelter
building, and staying warm. Students will begin the
second session by expanding on the survival skills
they learned during the first workshop. They will then
participate in a full-group leadership initiative which
will require effective communication, collaboration and
compromise (the three keys to successful teamwork!).
We will close out the final session with a full group
debrief and final goodbye. Space is limited!
Grades: 4-8
Max: 10
Fee: $30
Instructor: Staff from Rippleffect
Location: GMS Outside and Stage
Fee: $75 per session
Grades: 4-8
Rippleffect Leadership
Workshop
3:15-4:30 pm.
Location: GMS Stage
NEW!
NEW!
NEW!
Film Workshop
New England Film Academy
Lights! Camera! Action! Is your son or daughter
chomping at the bit to get in front of or behind the
camera? This one-day workshop is a great introduction
to the world of filmmaking. Perfect for beginners,
the day will comprise of getting the kids comfortable
with all the necessary equipment used in the world
of movie making, from the camera & microphones
to the software we use for writing and editing our
movies. By the end of the day we will have taken you
on a filmmaking journey from script to screen as you
learn what it takes to be a filmmaker and we’ll have fun
doing it! Hope to see you soon. Space is limited!
Date & Time: Saturday, Jan. 24. 9-4 pm.
Grades: 4-8
Fee: $80
Family Activities
Mother/Son Activity Night
The Mom/Son Activity Night will be an evening of
individual and team competitions including dodge ball,
potato sack races, capture the flag (moms vs. sons) and
many other activities. As a final event we will celebrate
in style by making Ice Cream Sundays to wrap up a fun
evening of games!
Dates: Friday March 13. 6-7:30 pm.
Location: Wilson School Gym
FAMILY Bingo Night
(Back by Popular Demand!)
Bring the family and head over to the MIW MPR for
an evening of Bingo! We will have refreshments and
a fabulous prize table that will please all ages! Cards
and markers are provided. Register early ... this will
fill up fast! Children in grade 5 and under must be
accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required.
Dates & Times: Friday, Feb. 6. 6-7:30 pm.
Grades: 1-3 (Sons only)
Location: Wilson School MPR
Camp Fee: $10
Fee: $7
Boston Bruins Trip (Makes a Great
Christmas Gift!)
Trip Coordinator: Pete Bingham
Spend the afternoon/evening with the family at TD
Garden as the REIGNING DIVISION CHAMPION Boston
Bruins take on the Portland Pirates parent team, the
Phoenix Coyotes.
This game has a special start time of 5:30 pm. We will
travel by luxury coach via VIP Tours and are scheduled to
arrive in Boston by 3 pm which will give everyone plenty
of time to eat, explore the area and check out the ProShop.
There will be no stop on the way home. Tickets are
limited to 5 per person maximum. We are partnering
with Falmouth, Yarmouth & Freeport Recreation
Departments to offer this trip.
Dates: Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015
Depart / Return: Cumberland Town Hall 1 pm / 10 pm
Fee: $149 per person - maximum registrations of 5 per
person
NEW!
Cumberland N. Yarmouth
Recreation Daddy/
Daughter Dance!
Come join us for our first annual Daddy/Daughter
Dance! This year’s theme will be a Masquerade Ball.
Masks will be available to decorate at the event. Men,
bring your little lady in for a night full of fun, laughter,
dancing and treats. Light refreshments will be served
and a chocolate fountain will be available to delight your
date. Tickets are available at the recreation department
and must be pre purchased. Tickets will not be available
at the door.
Sorry, Moms; you will have to sit this one out. This event
is for girls and their father, grandfather, uncle or special
family friend
A photo booth will be set up for you to use at your
leisure.
Dates: March 21, 2015 6-8 pm
Fee: Tickets are $20 per couple. Additional daughters
$5 each. All ages welcome.
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Youth Sports
GREELY BASEBALL WINTER SKILLS “Bitty Ballers” Pre-School
AND DRILLS CAMP
Basketball Program
Come train with the coaching staff of the 2007,
2009, 2014 State Champions !
Instructor: Travis Seaver (GHS Varsity Head Basketball
Coach)
The Greely Baseball Coaching staff will be hosting a
baseball clinic for children grades K-8 - sessions are
grouped by grade. The focus will be on improving
young players’ basic fundamental skills with their
ability to throw, hit, and field. The players will be
rotated through a series drills in this non-competitive
environment. The coaching staff includes: Bitty Ballers introduction to basketball created by
“Coach Seaver” is a program designed to introduce
children to the game of basketball, the fun way! Children will learn rules, key words and how to play
the game, as well as participate in skill developing
games throughout the session. Parents get to share
in some great 1 on 1 time with their child and the
session ends with a real game! Derek Soule, Current Greely Varsity Baseball Coach,
2007 State of Maine Coach of the Year
Dates & Times: Saturdays. March 7 - April 4
Bob Anthoine, former Greely varsity coach 19861999, Greely Baseball Hall of Famer
(5 weeks) 8:30-9:30 am
Mort Soule, current Greely assistant, former Deering
head coach, member of the Maine Baseball Hall of
Fame Location: Mabel Wilson School Gym
Dates: Sundays. Jan. 11, 18, 25 Feb. 1, 8, March 1,
8, 15 (No Program Feb 15 & 22)
Ages: 4 by March 1, 2015
Fee: $40 Res / $50 Non-Res (Includes end of season
award)
Max: 20
Session 1: 9-10 am (grade k-1)
Session 2: 10-11 am (grade 2-3)
Indoor Soccer - Boys & Girls
Session 3: 11-12 pm (grade 4-8)
Instructor: Mike Andreasen Location: GHS “South Wing Gym”
A great program to keep your soccer skills in tune. Learn some new skills, improve on the old and most
of all have fun! Time will be spent briefly covering a
few drills and skills, but priority time will be with fun
games. Limited enrollment Fee: $85 Res / $95 Non-Res
Max: 24 participants per session
Open Gym!
Greely Middle School Gym will be open each Saturday
beginning December 13 from 2-4 pm for open gym.
Participants may work on shooting, dribbling, etc. or
simply get some friends together for some “pick-up”
hoops. Dates: Saturdays. Dec. 13 - Feb. 7. 2-4 pm
(No Program Dec. 27 or Jan. 10)
Dates & Times: Saturdays, Feb. 28, March 7, 14,
21, 28
K-1: 8:30-9:15
2-3: 9:30-10:30
4-6: 10:30-11:30
Location: GHS
Location: GHS Gym
Fee: $2 per participant
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Youth Sports
Youth Nordic Ski Instruction
Learn to Ice Skate!
Instructor: Bill Holland & Volunteers
Group Skating Lessons
Cumberland Recreation is offering another exciting
season of skiing. Learn how to Nordic ski this winter
- both classic and freestyle techniques for recreation
skiing and future ski teams. Each participant will
need at least one pair of Nordic, poles and ski boots.
Please bear in mind that waxable skis can be adapted
for skating, which is not the case for waxless skis with
fish-scale bottoms. Ideally, each child should have
one pair of skis and poles for classical skiing, another
pair for skating. Rentals are provided by Maine Winter
Sports center and are available through Cumberland
Recreation
North Atlantic Figure Skating Club
Dates & Times: Tuesdays & Fridays (7 weeks)
Location: Family Ice Center, Falmouth
Dates & Times: Thursdays. Jan. 8 - March 5
(No classes Feb. 19) 8 weeks
Snowplow Sam for 3-5 years: 4-4:25 pm
Basic 1-2 for beginners ages 6+: 4-4:50 pm
Basic 3-8: 4:50-5:40 pm
Freestyle: 5:50-7 pm
Saturdays. Jan. 10 - Feb. 14. 6 weeks
Snowplow Sam for 3-5 years: 8:25-8:50 am
Basic 1-8 for beginners ages 6+: 8-8:50 am
Jan. 6 - Feb. 27 (No class Feb. 17 & 20)
To register or for more information, visit www.
northatlanticfigureskating.org or call
3:30-4:30 pm
Location: Twin Brooks Recreation Area
Grades: 3-6 Fee: $75 Res / $85 Non-Res Max: 40
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE COST OF
SKI RENTAL.
*Parent volunteers are needed to assist, no experience
necessary. Enrollment limit based on number of parent
volunteers.
Skating Director Deb Coppinger (207-781-5058),
[email protected]
Enjoy public ice skating at the Family Ice Center in Falmouth
all winter long! For a schedule of times and rates for both
indoor and outside skating please visit www.familyice.org .
Rental skates are available!
Cumberland/North Yarmouth Community Recreation would like to thank all of our CNYUnited volunteer fall
soccer coaches. Their dedication, energy and enthusiasm is what made this fall program such a success.
THANK YOU! We would also like to recognize Eliza Miller for all of the effort and passion she brings to
CNY United. As volunteer coordinator Eliza takes tremendous pride in making sure every child in the program
enjoys the experience!
2014 Fall Recreation CNYUnited Team Coaches
CNY-United Coaches & Assistants 2014
Jeff Allen
Paul Cloutier
Dave Jowett
Patrick Mendelsohn
Mike Pleau
Dirk Asherman
Cory Crocker Sarah Klein
Eliza Miller
Jason Provencher
Mark Axelsen Bill Flynn
Kris Kucera
Tory Nevens
Kendra Rafford
Steve Barr
Julie Franklin Molly Leding
Kathy Nichols
Karen Rawnsley
Chris Bilodeau
Jaime Haight
Rob Lennox
Shawn O’Donnell
Anne Robbins
Pete Bingham
Amy Haile
Dave Low
Sammy Park
Tracy Silverman
Dan Bisson
Bethany Hanley
Maureen Lucey
Kevin Partridge
Chuck Staples
Chris Bolduc
Mark Harvey
Joe Lucey
Jason Perkins
Steve van Rensselear
Luke Booth
Russell Harvey
Mike Madore
Meg Perry
Eric Vanni
Chris Byrne
Jen Hazard
Beth McDuffie
Eric Pettengill
Carl Vickerson
Mary Jane Call
Ted Hazard
Doug McFarland
Jen Piesik
Jeff Wall
Dori Chadbourne
Izzy Hutnak
Harry McFarland
Mark Piesik
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Youth Sports
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
REGISTRATION
2015 Cumberland/North Yarmouth Little League
baseball & softball registration will open on
Thursday, January 1, 2015. Registrations will only
be accepted online at www.cnyll.com. An early bird
registration discount will be given to those who
register prior to February 28, 2015. Please contact
[email protected] for further information. Please
note that there is no early bird registration discount for
our Tee Ball programs.
2015 Cumberland/N. Yarmouth
Recreation CNY United Fall Soccer
Program
Registration for the 2015 1st-6th Grade Recreation Fall
Soccer Program will begin on Monday, April 27. Please
look for more information in the spring for this popular
soccer program!
April Vacation Spring Baseball Clinic
Coach: Derek Soule, GHS Varsity Baseball Coach,
Staff & Members of the Varsity Team
Gymnastics
Instructors: Danielle Webster from the Maine Academy
of Gymnastics
The clinic will focus on:
Students use tumbling mats, vaulting horse, balance
beam, and other apparatus. Each class begins with
warm-up exercises and progresses to mats and
equipment. Instruction is individualized on apparatus.
Limit 16 per age group.
•Fielding Skills & Daily Games!
Dates & Times: Saturdays. March 7, 14, 21, 28,
April 4 (make-up date April 9)
Ages 3-5: 2-2:50 pm
Kindergarten: 3-3:50 pm
•Hitting fundamentals/ Proper Throwing Techniques
The clinic will be coached by current and reigning
State Champion Varsity Coach Derek Soule and the
high school coaching staff. Players will be grouped
by age/grade and rotate between a series of hitting,
throwing, fielding and running stations with daily
games.
Note: if weather conditions are poor, the camp will be
in the GHS gym
Grades 1-3: 4-5 pm
Location: NYMS
Dates & Times: Monday - Friday. April 20-24
9-12 pm
Location: GSH baseball field (Twinbrook off Greely Rd)
Grades: K-7
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Spring Youth Sports
Spring Running Club
Youth Instructional Lacrosse
Head Coach: Maureen Fitzgerald
Instructor: Cumberland Youth Lacrosse Club & Greely
Lacrosse Coaches and players
Does your child love to run? Are you looking for a way
to burn off some of that excess after school energy
in a safe and positive environment? Cumberland /
N.Yarmouth Recreation is again offering the Spring
Running Club Program!
The primary focus of this POPULAR six week program
is to promote running as a fun, group oriented
activity and is a great way to stay healthy. “Fun Run
Meets” will be scheduled each Wednesday with other
surrounding communities. A Schedule will be available
soon.
Accepting Registrations Beginning, Monday, March 2
Limited enrollment. Note: Assistant Coaches are
needed. Please call 829-2208 FMI
Dates & Times: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
Learn the exciting game of Lacrosse, skills include
stick handling, throwing, catching, ball control and
other fundamental skills of the sport. Game concepts
and cardiovascular conditioning will also be part of
the learning process. Sticks provided for participants,
boys will play a non-contact version of the sport.
Required equipment: mouth guard.
Accepting Registrations Beginning, Monday, March 2
Dates & Times: Wednesdays, May 6, 13, 20, 27,
June 3 (rain date June 10) 5 weeks. 6-7 pm.
Location: Twinbrook “Shelter Field”
April 27 - June 8
Location: Wilson/Twinbrook Recreation Area
Grades: 1-6 (current grade)
Cumberland Youth Lacrosse
Information
Registration for boys and girls youth lacrosse, grades
3-6, will be held the week of February 9, 2015
between 6-7:30 pm in the Greely Middle School
cafeteria. Come register, meet the coaches and board
members and get important information about the
upcoming season. The season will begin March/April
with two Saturday indoor practices and run through
mid-June. Outdoor practices will be on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 5:30 at TwinBrooks. League games are
Saturday mornings beginning the last weekend in April
and teams will participate in 1-2 tournaments as well.
Please visit the Cumberland Youth Lacrosse website
www.cumberlandmelax.org for more information about
the program, equipment needs, rules and other useful
information and links. Registration forms can also be
downloaded from this site and sent in with payment
for those unable to attend registration night. Contact
Mark MacMahon at [email protected]
with questions.
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Summer Camp Info
Magic Dragon Pre-School Day Camp
Middle School Summer
Director: Jen Gifford
Director: Rye Daily
Assistant Director: Kate Fehlau
Assistant Director: Kyle Nelson
This is a play-oriented program designed to meet the
needs of pre-kindergarten 4 and 5 year olds. A variety
of developmentally appropriate activities will be offered
in the following areas: art, music, dramatic play,
language arts, science as well as fine and gross motor
activities. Each week the campers will take a field
trip on a school bus, generally on Thursday mornings.
This camp is a wonderful way for your child to get
acclimated to Wilson School and riding a school bus!
Children should bring a snack each day - no breakable
containers, please! Note: Children must be 4 years
old prior to June 01, 2015 (No exceptions) Limited
enrollment. Sign up early! We will begin accepting
Registrations on Monday, April 6
The Middle School Summer Adventure program is
designed specifically for middle school youth. This
program will take three field trips weekly (Mon, Wed,
Fri) and be on-site (GHS) on Tuesdays & Thursdays.
Field trips will range from area amusement parks,
hiking, rafting, kayaking to beach days. General
hours for camp will be 9-4 pm; some field trips will
have extended hours. (i.e. bus leaving at 8 am and
returning at 4:30 pm). No discounts
Dates & Times: July 6 - Aug. 14
Before & After Care WILL be available at NO additional
cost (Before/After Care will be held at GMS) We will
begin accepting Registrations on Monday, April 6
Dates & Times: June 29- Aug. 14 (7 Weeks)
Location:
Grades: Entering 6-8 in Fall 2015
Fee: TBA
Ages: 4 & 5
Fee: TBA
Summer Adventure Day Camp
Director: Erin Bjorkdahl
Assistant Director: Abby Diehl
Day camp themes will concentrate on activities and
socialization for youth grades 1-5. On “Home Days”
(M, W, F) structured activities are arts & crafts, games,
drama sports and swimming. Tuesdays & Thursdays
are scheduled TRIP DAYS. (One beach & one field trip
per week, weather permitting)
The afternoon schedule consists of swimming, games,
special activities, and theme events. Campers are
divided in to three groups, according to your child’s
grade for the upcoming school year (Fall 2012).
Camp hours are from 9-4 pm. Before & After Care is
available at NO EXTRA FEE from 7:30-9 am & 4-5:30
pm daily. We will begin accepting Registrations on
Monday, April 6
Dates & Times: June 29- Aug. 14 (7 Weeks)
Location: Greely Middle School
Grades: Entering 1-5 in Fall 2015
Fee: TBA
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Summer Program Info
Summer Fun for 2015!
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Summer Camps and Programs (Tent.)
Kick off the Summer with K & K Camp - June 15-26 (Camp will begin the day after school
lets out)
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Ranger Basketball Camp - June 22-26
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Ranger Soccer Camps - June 29 - July 2nd
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Ranger Soccer Clinics Program - Monday, Wednesday, Friday. July 6 - Aug. 7
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T-Ball Fun Games Program (ages 4 & 5) - Tuesday & Thursday. June 23 - July 9
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Swim Lessons - Multiple sessions to choose from
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Mad Science Camps - July 13-17, July 27-31
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Community Theatre - Late June through August w/final performance
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Pre School Dance Camp - July 6-10
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Field Hockey Camp - July 13-16
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Golf and Activities Camp - (3 sessions) Full or half day options TBA
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Tennis Camp (2 sessions) TBA
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Hip Hop Dance Camp - July 13-17
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Lacrosse Camp - July 20-24
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Art Camp - July 6-9
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Clay Camp - July 27-31
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Summer Literacy Workshop - Tuesday & Thursday. July 21 - Aug. 13 (8 Sessions)
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Mommy & Me Movement Classes - (ages 4 mo - 3 yrs) TBA
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Maine Days Camp - Aug. 3-7. 9-3 pm
“Book, Cook & Craft Camp” - Aug. 17 - 21. 9-12 pm (Instructor: Theresa CameronRaymond)
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Hodge-Podge Summer Edition - Aug. 17-21. 9-4 pm
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Challenger Soccer Camp - Aug. 17, 21. 9-4 pm or 9-12 pm
Multiple Adult Fitness Offerings
AND MUCH, MUCH MORE TO COME!
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Bulletin Board
Congratulations to the
5th Annual Recreation
Department/Greely PTO
Greely Girls X-C Team
Memorial Day 5k & Fun Run
The 5th Annual Memorial Day 5k & Fun run will
take place on Monday, May 25th 2015 at Greely
High School. The “Fun Run” (ages 12 & under) will
start at 8 am on the Greely Track. The 5k Race will
start at 8:30 am on Main St.
Please see Recreation Dept website
www.cumberlandmaine.com for more race
information later in January
2014 STATE CHAMPIONS!
Adult Basketball 30 & Over
Open gym time is available for those who wish to
participate in a pick-up game. This is an on-going
program; no need to register.
Sundays 7-9 pm @ GHS
Wednesdays 7:30-9 pm @GMS
Fee: $2 per visit
Seacoast Swim Club
Join the club with a team atmosphere! Seacoast Swim Club is a co-ed team based at the
Greely High School pool and is gearing up for our
WINTER/SPRING session. As a member you will
improve your competitive swim strokes and have
opportunities to compete at swim meets throughout the state. New members must be able to swim
one length of the pool with proper rotary breathing
and one length backstroke. Coach will establish
ability level and corresponding practice group.
Men’s Pickup Indoor Soccer
Ages 7-18
Discount Movie Tickets
For More Information on Seacoast Swim
Club, please visit the Seacoast website
www.seacoastswimclub.org
Discounted Movie Passes are now available
for the new Nordica Theatre at Freeport
Village Station.
Cumberland Rec Community Band
These are a great gift idea for teens, babysitters,
paper carriers etc!
Join the Cumberland Community Concert
Band. Dust off that old instrument and join us
for some fun music making which will end with
a local performance. For More Information on
joining the band, please email Mike Perfetti at:
[email protected]
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Sunday mornings an indoor soccer program is
open to the community at the Greely High School
Gym.
7:30-10 am
Email Bob Wood @ [email protected]
Purchase your movie ticket vouchers at the
recreation office and save $ off the box office price
with no restrictions on new release films.
You may purchase your passes at the Cumberland
Recreation office during regular business hours.
Passes are $8.00 each and valid for all films*.
*3.50 additional charge on all 3-D films.
Course Registration Form
Participant First Name
Last Name
Gender
Street Address
CityZip
Home Phone
Work Phone Child’s Age
Date of Birth
Parent’s Name
Cell
Grade (Current)
E-Mail
Medical Concerns/Medication/Special Needs
Emergency Contact
Emergency Phone
Relationship to Participant
Parent’s Signature (for youth program)
In consideration of my [and/or my child(s)] participation in this activity, I hereby release and discharge the Town of Cumberland, and its representatives,
successors, and assigns, from any and all liability arising from accident, injury, and illness that I (he/she) may suffer as a result of my (our) participation in this
activity. I (we) also will follow the rules and regulations set by the Town of Cumberland and above named parties. I understand that the Town of Cumberland may
take pictures or video of this program for promotional purposes. Parent or guardian must sign for anyone age 18 and under.
Course NameFee
Course Name
Fee
Credit Card Number
Exp Date:
3 Digit Code:
Please do not use this form for Shawnee Peak or Lost Valley Ski Programs
Course
Course
Registration
Registration
Form
Form
Participant First Name
Last Name
Gender
Street Address
CityZip
Home Phone
Work Phone Child’s Age
Date of Birth
Parent’s Name
Cell
Grade (Current)
E-Mail
Medical Concerns/Medication/Special Needs
Emergency Contact
Emergency Phone
Relationship to Participant
Parent’s Signature (for youth program)
In consideration of my [and/or my child(s)] participation in this activity, I hereby release and discharge the Town of Cumberland, and its representatives,
successors, and assigns, from any and all liability arising from accident, injury, and illness that I (he/she) may suffer as a result of my (our) participation in this
activity. I (we) also will follow the rules and regulations set by the Town of Cumberland and above named parties. I understand that the Town of Cumberland may
take pictures or video of this program for promotional purposes. Parent or guardian must sign for anyone age 18 and under.
Course Name
Fee
Course Name
Credit Card Number
Questions? Call UsExp
• Date:
829-2208
Fee
3 Digit Code:
Please do not use this form for Shawnee Peak or Lost Valley Ski Programs
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PRST STD
U.S. Postage
Paid
Portland, ME
Permit #380
Cumberland
No. Yarmouth
Community Recreation Department
290 Tuttle Road
Cumberland, ME 04021
THE FOOTLIGHTS THEATER
FALMOUTH, MAINE
Local community theater offering a variety of
performances year round.
Don’t Delay!
Register Early
$18 Adults / $15 Seniors,
Children & Students - Group Rates Available
A Christmas Carol
Need Gift Ideas?
On the Air! The Golden Age of Radio Holiday Show
Purchase A Gift Certificate for a
Class , Program or Movie Tickets
The Gift of the Magic
It’s a Wonderful Life!
FMI: 747-5434
Like our Facebook page!
facebook.com/cnyrecreation
[email protected]
www.thefootlightsinfalmouth.com
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