spring/summer 2012

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spring/summer 2012

SPRING/SUMMER 2012
Please see
current
registration
policies
on Page 2!
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PROGRAM REGISTRATION
Cover Photo Credits:
Recreation & Parks
Department staff
For your convenience, there are five ways to register:
Mail the completed registration form found in the
back of this newsletter along with payment to:
INDEX
Registration Information
LEBANON RECREATION & PARKS DEPT.
51 NORTH PARK STREET
LEBANON, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03766
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Youth Programs
3-10
Youth Sports
4, 5, 6
Youth Summer Camps
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Lebanon Memorial Pool/Swim Lessons
8,9
Youth Outdoor Adventures
10
Adult/Family Programs
11,12
Concerts and Special Events
13
July 4th
13
Community Activities
14
Active Living
15
Thank you
16
Library Programs
17
General Registration Form
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Other Community Recreation Services
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ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES
The Lebanon Recreation & Parks
Department is committed to providing
facilities and programs which
meet the needs of residents with
disabilities. All facilities and
programs are reviewed to insure
access to persons with disabilities in
accordance with the Americans With Disabilities
Act. Support will be available for persons
needing individual assistance to participate
in recreation programs. Interpreters will be
provided to sign for the hearing impaired. All
arrangements will be made on an individual
basis. For more information, please contact
Lebanon Recreation & Parks Office, 448-5121.
Visit us at the Recreation & Parks Office prior to
the program registration deadline, Mon thru Fri,
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Drop your form along with payment in our
convenient green drop box, located next to
City Hall, available 24 hours a day.
Auto-fill Registration. You can submit an
auto-fill form at www.recreation.lebnh.net.
On the Web! Register online by visiting
www.recreation.lebnh.net.
REGISTRATION POLICIES
1. Please check program descriptions for specific registration
information, including registration deadlines.
2. Registrations received after the registration deadline will be put
on a wait list. As capacity allows, wait listed registrations will be
added to the roster. $5 late-registration fee applies.
3. Residents of Lebanon or West Lebanon may be eligible for
scholarships based on financial need. Any parents/guardians that would
like to discuss scholarship opportunities should contact the Recreation &
Parks Department.
4. *Multiple child discounts are available for programs that don’t require
special admission fees, and are run exclusively by Lebanon Recreation
staff. Eligible programs are noted with an *. First child pays in full; each
additional child in the same program from the same household receives a
10% discount, up to $10 per additional child.
5. Non-resident fees are listed with program descriptions.
6. Participants will be officially registered upon payment of fee and receipt
of registration form.
7. No news is good news. We will contact you if there is a problem with
your registration, or if a class is cancelled.
Check out the City’s
website:
www.lebnh.net
8. Full refunds (less processing fee) are allowed up to the registration
deadline. Requests for refunds afterwards must be submitted in writing
and will be considered individually. All refunds are subject to a $5 refund
processing fee.
9. Thank you for choosing a Lebanon Recreation & Parks Department
Program!
GENERAL INFORMATION
T
he Lebanon Recreation and Parks
Department publishes program
guides which are available in February
and August through the schools, public
libraries, Lebanon City Hall and online.
Additional announcements appear in
the local media.
Give the gift of
recreation! Certificates
are available year
round!
Lebanon Recreation & Parks Department • 603.448.5121 • www.lebnh.net • [email protected]
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
Please note! See Page 2 for New Registration Policies including registration deadlines and multiple child
discount opportunities.
K-6 AFTER SCHOOL ADVENTURES*
A series of fun-filled after school activities
around town and to local attractions
for children in Grades K-6. A chance
to hang out with your friends and to
make new ones. All 4 trips, snacks and
transportation included in one low price!
DAYS/DATES:
Grades K-2 (#37204A): March 21, April 6, 11, 25
Grades 3-6 (#37204B): March 15, 30, April 12, 26
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 8
ACTIVITIES:
3/15 & 3/21 - Competition Complex, Canaan, NH
3/30 & 4/6 - Artistree, Woodstock, VT - painting and pottery
4/11 & 4/12 - Green Mt. Rock Climbing, Quechee, Vt
4/25 & 4/26 - Great View Roller Skating, Enfield, NH
PICK-UP TIMES: 3:00 p.m. at West Lebanon Schools
3:15 p.m. at Hanover Street School
RETURN TIME: 5:30 p.m. to Lebanon City Hall
FEE: Residents - $40
Non-Residents - $60
TRIP LEADER: Krissy Flythe
MINIMUM: 6
MAXIMUM: 10
ROMP AND STOMP*
F
or children ages 2-4. Join us for a
mixture of movement exploration,
finger play, music activities, parachute
games and more! A great opportunity for
group interaction and socialization. Parent
participation helps children enjoy this
fun-filled activity period!
DAYS: Thursdays
SESSION DATES AND TIMES:
March 29 - May 17 (no class on 4/19)
Ages 2-3 (#27103A) - 9:00 - 9:30 a.m.
Ages 2-4 (#27103B) - 9:45 -10:15 a.m.
Ages 3-4 (#27103C) - 10:30-11:00 a.m.
Ages 2-4 (#27103D) - 11:15-11:45 a.m.
LOCATION: Kilton Library, West Leb.
FEE: Residents-$30; Non-Residents-$45
INSTRUCTOR: Dori Willeman
MIN.: 5/class
MAX.: 10/class
JUNIOR HIGH ADVENTURES
APRIL BREAKAWAY
Open to junior high school age students! Some new Spring/
Summer adventure trips.....come join the fun!
N
o school! Ages 12-15, take advantage of school
break for some fun April adventures! Bring a lunch
and beverage for the trips. Transportation provided!
WALLCRAWLERS: Ages 12-16, come on out and climb at
the Green Mountain Rock Climbing Center in Quechee!
All ages will be able to climb, but ages 13+ will also learn how
to belay.
DATES: Thursday, May 3; Tuesday, May 8; Wednesday, May
16; Thursday, May 24 and Tuesday, May 29
TIME: 3:00-5:00 p.m., (pick up at 2:30 at LJHS & LHS, return
to Lebanon City Hall)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 26
FEE: $100/five weeks (checks made payable to Green Mt.
Rock Climbing)
MIN: 10 MAX: 13
TRIP INFORMATION:
Mon. April 16 (#37205A) - SkyVenture, Nashua, NH
Indoor skydiving...a once in a lifetime experience!
Non-Residents - $60
Tues. April 17 (#37205B) - Pump House Indoor Water
Park, Jay Peak Resort, Vt. Slip, slide & splash!
Non-Residents - $40
Wed. April 18 (#37205C) - Mel’s Funway, Litchfield, NH.
Go-karts, mini golf, laser tag and more!
Non-Residents - $70
CRANMORE MOUNTAIN RESORT:
Thurs. April 19 (#37205D) - Strategy Zone, Goshen, NH
Outdoor laser tag. Dress to play in the woods!
Non-Residents - $40
REGISTRATION DEADLINE*: April 9
TIMES/LOCATION: Leave from Lebanon City Hall at
9:00 a.m. and return by 5:00 p.m.
MINIMUM: 6
MAXIMUM: 12
Visit Cranmore Mt. Resort in North Conway, NH and enjoy a
full day of summer fun and sun! Try out the mountain coaster,
giant swing, summer tubing, bungee trampoline, spider climb,
scenic chairlift rides, and even bouncy houses on this
adventurous day trip!
DATE: Friday, July 20
TIME: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., leave from behind City Hall
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: June 6
Non-residents - $37
MIN: 6
MAX: 13
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SPRING SPORTS
Please note! Volunteer coaches are needed for all spring sports.
See Page 2 for New Registration Policies including registration deadlines and
multiple child discount opportunities. Practice days and times subject to change.
3RD - 6TH GRADE GIRLS SOFTBALL*
FEE: Resident - $30
Non-resident - $45
Jamboree: Saturday, June 2
Interscholastic traveling teams. Participants must supply their own glove.
Practices begin indoors at Seminary Hill School , 6-7 p.m. and move outdoors when weather permits.
REG. DEADLINE
LOCATION
TIME
DAY
DATES
CODE
GRADE
March 13
T, TH
Civic Memorial Park
4:30 - 6:00 p.m.
3/27-5/31
31261A
3rd-4th
4:45 - 6:00 p.m.
M, W, F
3/26-6/1
31262A
5th-6th
BOYS/GIRLS LACROSSE*
1ST- 8TH GRADE
March 13
Lebanon Jr High School
FEE: 1st-3rd Grade - Resident - $20
4th-6th Grade - Resident - $30
7th-8th Grade - Resident - $45
Non-resident - $30
Non-resident - $45
Non-resident - $65
Instructional and interscholastic play. 4th-8th practices may begin indoors at the Witherell Recreation Center & move outdoors
as weather permits. Equipment requirements: 1st-3rd - Lax stick. 4th-8th - stick, gloves, mouth guard, cleats, shoulder/elbow
pads and helmet (boys only), eye goggles (girls only). Physicals required for 7th-8th players.
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
1st-3rd Coed
Boys 4th-6th
Boys 7th-8th
31270A
4/28-5/19
SA
10:00-11:30 a.m.
Lebanon High School
April 13
31275A
3/29-5/17
T, TH
5:00-6:30 p.m.
Lebanon High School
March 15
31376A
3/26-5/18
M, W, F
5:00-6:30 p.m.
Lebanon High School
March 15
Girls 4th-6th
31375A
3/29-5/17
T, TH
4:30-6:00 p.m.
Civic Memorial Park
March 15
Girls 7th-8th
31377A
3/26-5/18
M, W, F
4:30-6:00 p.m.
Civic Memorial Park
March 15
6TH-8TH GRADE BOYS/GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD*
FEE: Resident - $45
Non-resident - $65
6th-8th Grade Track is an interscholastic traveling track program where participants learn the basics of running and field events.
Meets conclude with Connecticut Valley Championships. Practices begin indoors at Witherell Recreation Center, and move
outdoors as weather permits.
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
Coed 6th-8th
31368A
Indoor: 3/27-4/12
T, TH
3:00-4:00 p.m.
Witherell Rec.Center
March 16
Outdoor: 4/23-5/31
M-TH
4:00-5:15 p.m.
LHS Track
ATHLETES UNITED MULTI-SPORT RECREATION
A FREE, organized, and fun recreation sports league, directed and coached by Dartmouth athletes in an effort to provide
Lebanon children with a positive extracurricular activity, building confidence, friendships, and mentoring relationships.
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY / TIME
LOCATION
COACH/MENTOR
3rd-6th
41201A
Spring
4/8-5/20
Sunday - 3-4:00 p.m.
Thursday - 6-7:00 p.m
Sun-Boss Tennis Center, Dartmouth
Thurs-Pat Walsh Park
Dartmouth Student
Athletes
3rd-6th
41201B
Summer
6/24-8/12
Sunday - 3-4:00 p.m.
Tuesday - 6-7:00 p.m
Sun-Collis Porch - Dartmouth
Tues-Civic Memorial Park BB Courts
Dartmouth Student
Athletes
HITTING SCHOOL AND ROB WOODWARD PITCHING SCHOOL
L
ebanon Recreation & Parks Department, in conjunction with Hanover High School baseball coach, Mike Jackson, will be
sponsoring hitting and pitching schools in March for youth baseball players, ages 9-18. Forms available at the Recreation &
Parks Department. Come let us help you be more successful as you enjoy the “great American pastime”!
PITCHING SCHOOL (for ages 9-18): March 16 - March 18; Fri. - 5:00-7:00 p.m. Sat./Sun.- 2:00-4:00 p.m. FEE: $120
HITTING SCHOOL (for ages 10-18): Saturday/Sunday, March 24 -25; 2:00-4:00 p.m.
FEE: $110
LOCATION: Hanover High School Gym
FOR MORE INFO: Contact Mike Jackson, 381-5719, [email protected]
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SUMMER SPORTS
Please note! Volunteer coaches are needed for all summer sports.
See Page 2 for New Registration Policies including registration deadlines and multiple child
discount opportunities. Practice days and times subject to change.
SUMMER TRACK AND FIELD*
FEE: Resident - $30
Non-resident - $45
Open to youth ages 8-14 (as of 12/31/12), this program offers instruction in basic running events (sprints and distance), jumping
and throwing. Children must be at least 8 years of age by start of program. Age eligible participants may compete in the
Hershey Regional Meet where they can attempt to qualify for the NH State meet. A copy of each participant’s birth certificate
must be provided at time of registration.
DISTRICT MEET: Monday, July 2nd
STATE MEET: Friday, July 6
AGE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
8-14
31468A
5/1-7/5
T, TH
6:15 - 7:30 p.m.
Lebanon H.S. Track
April 20
SUMMER BASEBALL*
FEE: Resident - $45
Non-Resident - $65
Traveling teams participate in the local Babe Ruth League in the following divisions: Prep (must be 13 by 8/1/12;
Jr. Babe (must be 14 or 15 by 8/1/12); Sr. Babe (must be 16 -18 by 8/1/12).
Resident registration is on-going. Non-resident registration begins April 16.
DIVISION
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
Prep
41386A
6/19-7/26
T, TH, S
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Eldridge Park
June 4
Junior Babe
41387A
6/18-7/25
M, W, F
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Eldridge Park
June 4
Senior Babe
41388A
6/18-7/25
M, W, F
4:00-6:00 p.m.
Eldridge Park
June 4
PRE-SCHOOL - 8TH GRADE TENNIS*
PRESCHOOL FEES: Resident - $20
GRADES K-8 FEES: Resident - $30
Non-Resident - $30
Non-Resident - $45
Foam balls, small racquets and other modified equipment make this a fun introduction to the game for younger players.
Racquets will be provided or participants may bring their own. Please note: lessons will be conducted outdoors. In the event
of a rain cancellation, every attempt will be made to make up the missed lesson.
Minimum: 4
Maximum: 10
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
Pre
41101A
June 26-July 19 Tues & Thurs
9:00-9:30 a.m.
Seminary Hill Courts
June 12
K-3
41293A
9:45-10:45 a.m
June 12
4-8
41294A
11:00 a.m.-noon
June 12
TACKLE FOOTBALL* CAMP FEE: Resident-$20; Non-Res.-$30
SEASON FEE: Resident-$75; Non-Res.-$95
Conditioning camp teaches the fundamentals and does not involve contact. Regular season involves full protective gear
provided by the program, and travel in the Twin State Snowbelt League. (Flag Football available in Fall. See Page 6.)
SESSION
CODE
GRADE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
DEADLINE
Conditioning
Camp
11214A
4th-6th
July 30 Aug. 2
Mon-Thurs
5:00-7:00 p.m.
LHS Practice Field
July 16
Regular
Season
11214B
4th-5th
6th
Aug 6-Oct 27
Mon-Thurs
Saturday
5:30-7:30 p.m.
LHS Practice Field
July 23
FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING*
FEE: Resident - $20
Non-Resident - $30
Uniforms provided. For first two weeks only, practices will be Mon-Thurs. Games on Saturdays, times to be announced.
GRADE
CODE
DATE
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
3-7
47231A
Aug 14-Oct 27
Tues, Thurs
Sat games
5:30-7:00 p.m.
LHS Practice Field
July 31
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FALL SPORTS PREVIEW
Please note! Volunteer coaches are needed for all Fall sports.
See Page 2 for New Registration Policies including registration
deadlines and multiple child discount opportunities. Practice days
and times subject to change.
K-2ND GRADE SOCCER*
FEE: Residentt - $20 Non-Resident
N R id t - $30
An introduction to the basics of soccer for boys & girls. New this year! Pre-school soccer offered for 3-4 year olds.
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
Pre
11201A
Sept 8-Oct 13
Saturdays
10:00-10:45 a.m.
Eldridge Park
August 24
K
11201B
Sept 8-Oct 13
Saturdays
10:30-11:30 a.m.
Eldridge Park
August 24
1st
11201C
Sept 8-Oct 13
Saturdays
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Civic Memorial Park
August 24
2nd
11201D
Sept 8-Oct 13
Saturdays
9:00-10:00 a.m.
Eldridge Park
August 24
3RD-4TH GRADE SOCCER*
FEE: Resident - $30 Non-Resident - $45
Separate girls and boys teams play six on six round robin games with some interscholastic games, some of which
may be scheduled on Saturdays. Program focuses on skill development, fun and friendships! Participants must
provide their own mouthguard, shin guards, and cleats.
End of season jamboree: Saturday, October 20th
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
3-4 Girls
11202A
Sept 5-Oct 20
Wed & Fri
5:15-6:30 p.m.
Civic Memorial Park
August 22
3-4 Boys
11202C
Sept 5-Oct 20
Wed & Fri
5:15-6:30 p.m.
Civic Memorial Park
August 22
5TH-8TH GRADE SOCCER*
FEE: 5th-6th - Res.- $30; Non-Res.- $45
7th-8th - Res.- $45; Non-Res.- $65
Traveling interscholastic teams. Some games may be on Saturdays. Participants must provide their own mouthguard, shin guards, and cleats. Proof of physical required for 7th-8th grade players. Black uniform shorts/socks are
required and may be purchased at Lebanon Recreation.
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
5-6 Boys
11205A Aug 29-Oct 19
Mon, Wed, Fri
5:00-6:30 p.m.
Elks Field
August 15
5-6 Girls
11203A Aug 29-Oct 19
Mon, Wed, Fri
5:00-6:30 p.m.
LJHS Field
August 15
7th Boys
11307A Aug 13-Oct 31 Mon,Tues,Thurs
5:00-6:30 p.m.
Eldridge Park
July 30
8th Boys
3:30-5:00 p.m.
Eldridge Park
July 30
7-8 Girls
4:30-6:00 p.m.
Civic Memorial Park
July 30
FIELD HOCKEY*
FEE: Resident - $30
Non-Resident - $45
Learn basic field hockey skills and play in scrimmages and games. Field hockey sticks and uniform shirt is provided
by the Recreation & Parks Department. Participants must provide mouthguard, goggles, shin guards, and cleats.
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
3-6
11207B
Aug 21-Oct 18
Tues & Thurs
4:00-5:30 p.m.
Pat Walsh Park
August 7
FLAG FOOTBALL*
FEE: Resident - $30
An intro to the basics of football for boys and girls using flags and small sided games.
Non-Resident - $45
GRADE
CODE
DATES
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
REG. DEADLINE
2-5
11213A
Sept 4-Oct 16
Tues & Thurs
4:00-5:15 p.m.
To be determined
August 21
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YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS
CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE*
SPORTS CAMPS
BASIC CAMP: For youth ages 5-11.
TRACK AND FIELD CAMP*: (#41701A) For boys and girls ages
Arts & crafts, games/sports, exciting electives
(including Rock School guitar lessons), trips to
State parks & attractions, and swim lessons.
Guaranteed fun with a throughly trained, enthusiastic staff!
LEADERSHIP CAMP: Specially designed for 11-13 year olds too
old for Camp K, but too young to work! Campers learn leadership
skills, enjoy field trips, hiking & other activities! Team building with
outdoor adventure, art, and community service activities.
DATES: June 25-August 3, Monday through Friday
TIMES: 7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
LOCATIONS: Ages 5-13 - Hanover Street School
* Please note that all camps will be at one location!
FEES: Resident - $140/week; Non-resident - $180/week
(*Multiple child discount available. See page 2 for details.)
REGISTRATION: Register online at www.recreation.lebnh.net or
visit the office to obtain a registration packet. Resident registration
begins March 5 and non-resident registration begins March 19.
8-14, this camp offers instruction in running and field events. Events
will include 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, relays, hurdles, long jump,
high jump, throwing!
DAYS/DATES: Monday - Friday, June 25 - June 29
TIMES: 9:00 a.m.-Noon LOCATION: Lebanon H.S. Track
FEE*: Residents - $45
Non-residents - $65
*$5 late fee issued after registration deadline.
COACHES: Andrew Gamble, Lebanon HS Track Coach
TO REGISTER: General Registration Form, page 18
MINIMUM: 10
MAXIMUM: None
BASEBALL EXTRA CAMP: For boys and girls, ages 8-15.
Quality instruction in the fundamental skills of baseball as well as
instruction in game settings.
DAYS/DATES: Monday - Friday, July 9 - July 13
TIMES: Monday - 8:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday - 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Rte. 5 baseball field, Norwich, VT
FEE: $180 (make check payable to Mike Jackson)
COACHES: Mike Jackson & staff
TO REGISTER: Forms available at Recreation & Parks Department
or contact Mike Jackson, (603)381-5719.
CAMP K ON THE ROAD
A
ges 5-13 Hit the Road! Have fun with the Camp Kaleidoscope
staff for one last week of field trips! Trips depart from behind
Lebanon City Hall. You supply the lunch and snacks. We supply the
transportation & entrance fees. Space is limited so sign up early to
avoid missing out on the FUN! Use general registration form.
DAYS/DATES: Monday through Thursday, August 6-9
TIMES: 7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
SCHEDULED TRIPS:
(#44201A) 8/6 - Polar Caves, Rumney, NH
(#44201B) 8/7 - Sunapee State Park, Sunapee, NH
(#44201C) 8/8 - Ruggles Mine, Grafton, NH
(#44201D) 8/9 - Whale’s Tale Waterpark, Lincoln, NH
FEES: Resident - $35/day
Non-resident - $55/day
MAXIMUM: 45 campers
BRITISH CHALLENGER SOCCER CAMP: A fun coed soccer
program for ages 3-14, that focuses on teaching key techiques and
developing the whole child. The British soccer coaches are talented,
trained, and have the high energy required to be on the field with
your children.
(#41102A) FREE CLINIC: Saturday, June 9 - 9:00-11:45 a.m. at
Civic Field to preview summer camp options. Cleats, shinguards,
and mouthguards required.
CAMP DAYS/DATES:
Camp I: Monday - Friday, June 25 - June 29
Camp II: Monday - Friday, August 6 - August 10
TIMES:
Mini Kicks (Ages 3-4) - 9:00-10:00 a.m. - $57
Mini Soccer (Ages 5-6) - 10:00-11:30 a.m. - $86
Half Day (ages 7-14) - 2:00-5:00 p.m. - $117
LOCATION: Civic Field
FEES: See above (payable to Challenger Sports). Includes free
ball and t-shirt if registered prior to registration deadline.
COACHES: Challenger Sports staff
TO REGISTER: Use separate registration form available at the
Recreation Office or register at www.challengersports.com.
REGISTRATION DEADLINES:
Camp I - May 11
Camp II - June 11
SUMMER THEATER WORKSHOP*
(#42230A) Open to ages 6-17. Come be part of a show created by
and starred in by you! Learn the ins and outs of making a show,
acting, choreography, and singing. Multiple child discount available.
CLASS DATES: Mon-Thurs, 6/25-7/17 (no class 7/4)
TIMES: 8:30-11:00 a.m. LOCATION: TBA
PERFORMANCE PRACTICE DATES: 7/18-7/20 & 7/23-7/24
TIMES: 9:00-Noon
LOCATION: Sem. Hill Auditorium
PERFORMANCE DATE/TIME: Wed, 7/25, 7 p.m. - Sem. Hill Aud.
FEE*: Residents - $100
Non-residents - $120
DIRECTORS: Ali & Bill Sawyer
MINIMUM: 30 MAXIMUM: 40
CATV VIDEO CAMPS
NEW!!! SUPER HERO CAMP
(#47703A-D) For youth going into grades 5-8. The beginner camps
will consist of shorter productions that will give your child a taste of acting, directing, writing screenplays, video taping, editing and more! The
advanced camps will consist of longer productions with more theme
based projects. Students should feel confident in video taping, directing, acting, editing with Final Cut Pro, and collaborating with a group!
BEGINNER CAMP DATES (Grades 5-8):
7/16-7/20; 7/23-7/27; 8/6-8/10; 8/13-8/17
ADVANCED CAMP DATES (Grades 6-9): 7/9-7/13; 7/30-8/3
TIMES: 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
LOCATION: CATV Studio, Tip Top Building, White River Jct.
FEE: $150
TO REGISTER: http://recreation.lebnh.net
FOR MORE INFO: Call (603)678-4570
CALLING ALL SUPERHEROES AGES 4-7! Come be a Superhero
and try out the Six Pillars of Character: trustworthiness, respect,
responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship! This experience
includes superhero gear for boys & girls, arts & crafts, games, ribbons
and awards! Includes a FREE superhero Camp T-shirt! Led by Epic
Brands staff, www.theepicbrands.com
DAYS/DATES: Monday through Thursday, August 13-16
TIMES: Session I - 8:00 a.m.-Noon Session II - 1:00-5:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Civic Memorial Field
FEE: Residents - $110/session
Non-residents - $115/session
(Make checks payable to Epic Brands.)
REGISTRATION: Begins May 1. Registration deadline is July 30.
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LEBANON MEMORIAL POOL
Pumping Station Road Lebanon, NH
(603)448-2058
Join us again this year at the Lebanon Veteran’s Memorial Pool featuring these great amenities:
* 25 yard x 8 lane instruction pool
*Memorial plaque honoring war veterans
* 0’ to 4’ deep splash pool with spray features
*Expanded deck and lawn area for family picnics
* Bathhouse and lifeguard stations
as well as a picnic pavillion.
POOL RATES
POOL DATES
TO REMEMBER
DAILY:
Youth (age 5 and under): Free
Youth (through age 17):
Residents - $1 Non-residents - $4
Adult (age 18 and older):
Senior Citizen (age 60 and older):
P
OOL OPENS: Monday, June 18
PRE-SEASON POOL SCHEDULE:
Weekdays - 4:00-7:00 pm
Saturdays - Noon-7:00 p.m.
Sundays - Noon-5:00 p.m.
DAILY POOL SCHEDULE (see below)
BEGINS: first day of summer vacation
SEASON PASSES:
Youth: Residents - $40
Non-residents - $70
Adult: Residents - $50
Non-residents - $85
Seniors: Residents - $40 Non-residents - $70
Family of 3 (must include at least 1 child and 1
adult): Residents - $60
Each additional person: $15
JULY 4TH: Pool is open until 4:00 p.m.
(Please join us at the July 4th
celebration at Colburn Park & Storrs
Hill. Please see page 13 for more
information.)
SES:
S Saturday, August
A
POOL CLOSE
CLOSES:
25
PLEASE NOTE:
*Pool passes sold at the Recreation & Parks office or at
the pool. Lost or destroyed pool passes will be replaced
for a $5 fee.
*Any lost and found items remaining at the pool on
closing day will be donated to the LISTEN Center.
DAILY
AILY POOL SCHEDUL
SCHEDULE
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY:
Adult Lap Swim: Noon-1:00 p.m.
Open Swim:
1:00-3:50 p.m.
Families & Adults*: 4:10-7:00 p.m.
SPLASH BASH POOL PARTY!
Come enjoy the summer with a
splash! Bring the whole family for
pool games, music, face painting and
much more...join us!
DATE: Saturday, July 21
(Rain date, July 22)
TIMES: 1:00-5:00 p.m.
FEE: $1/person
LOCATION: Lebanon Memorial Pool
(*Ages 13 and under must have adult supervision.)
SATURDAY & SUNDAY:
Adult Lap Swim: Noon-1:00 p.m.
Open Swimming:
Saturday - 1:00-7:00 p.m.
Sunday - 1:00-5:00 p.m.
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SWIMMING LESSONS
REGISTRATION:
Registration deadlines
deadlines::
SESSION I: June 18
SESSION II: July 9
SESSION III: July 30
(Please use registration form
found on Page 18 and don’t
forget to include your class
code & session date.
PRE-SCHOOL LESSONS*
N
Non-resident
id t - $45
CLASS
CODE
DAYS
TIME
MIN.
MAX.
Tiny Tots - AM classes
43700A
Tues/Fri
11:30-Noon
5
10
Tiny Tots - PM classes
43700B
Tues/Thurs
5:30-6 p.m.
5
10
YOUTH LESSONS - ARC LEVEL I*
FEE: Resident - $40
Non-resident - $60
For safety, your child must be at least 5 years old. Floating, breath holding, jumping in, safety in the
water, refining arm strokes & kicking techniques will be taught. 30 min. class.
CLASS
Please note: Classes that do
not have minimum enrollment
will be cancelled or combined
as of the deadline dates above.
Please see Page 2 for New
Registration Policies including
registration deadlines/multiple
child discount opportunities.
FEE: Resident - $30
3-5 yr. olds who are less than 3’6” tall will learn water adjustment, kicking, arm strokes, going under
water, floating and jumping in. Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
CODE
DAYS
TIME
MIN.
MAX.
ARC Level I
43700C
Mon through Fri
8:30 a.m.
6
10
ARC Level I
43700D
Mon through Fri
9:00 a.m.
6
10
ARC Level I
43700E
Mon through Fri
9:30 a.m.
6
10
Mon through Fri
10:00 a.m.
6
10
ARC Level I
43700F
YOUTH LESSONS - ARC LEVEL II* FEE: Resident - $40
Non-resident - $60
For children who can float on front and back, flutter kick and hold their breath under water. Students
learn rhythmic breathing, arm strokes, survival floating and deep water adjustment. 45 min. class
CODE
DAYS
TIME
MIN.
MAX.
ARC Level II
43702A
Mon through Fri
8:15 a.m.
6
10
SESSION I: June 25 - July 13
SESSION II: July 16 - Aug. 3
SESSION III: Aug. 6 - Aug. 24
ARC Level II
43702B
Mon through Fri
9:00 a.m.
6
10
ARC Level II
43702C
Mon through Fri
9:45 a.m.
6
10
This year we are going back to
three three-week sessions of
lessons. All ability levels taught
in each session.
For children who can swim the crawl stroke and the combined stroke on their back for 20’ each and have
mastered jumping into deep water alone. The crawl stroke is perfected and survival skills and basic diving techniques are taught. 45 min. class.
LESSON DATES:
CLASS
YOUTH LESSONS - ARC LEVEL III* FEE: Resident - $40
CLASS
ARC Level III
GENERAL INFO!
1. All lessons are American
Red Cross sanctioned.
2. Please observe ability level
guidelines when registering your
child.
3. The Pool Director reserves
the right to transfer students to
the proper class level.
4. Poor weather may cause
cancellation of lessons. Please
check your e-mail, visit our website for cancellation notices, or
call the pool at (603)448-2058.
ARC Level III
Non-resident - $60
CODE
DAYS
TIME
MIN.
MAX.
43703A
Mon through Fri
9:00 a.m.
6
12
Mon through Fri
9:45 a.m.
6
12
43703B
YOUTH LESSONS - ARC LEVEL IV* FEE: Resident - $40
Non-resident - $60
For children who can perform a coordinated crawl stroke (with breathing) for 25 yards, can jump into
deep water. Survival swimming skills taught as well as elementary backstroke & diving. 45 min. class.
CLASS
CODE
DAYS
TIME
MIN.
MAX.
ARC Level IV
43704A
Mon through Fri
9:00 a.m.
6
15
ARC Level IV
43704B
Mon through Fri
9:45 a.m.
6
15
YOUTH LESSONS - ARC LEVEL V*
FEE: Resident - $40
Non-resident - $60
For swimmers who are proficient at the crawl, elementary backstroke and basic survival skills.
Breaststroke, sidestroke, endurance and safety skills are stressed. 45 min. class
CLASS
ARC Level V
CODE
43705A
DAYS
TIME
MIN.
MAX.
Mon through Fri
9:00 a.m.
6
15
ARC Level V
43705B
Mon through Fri
9:45 a.m.
6
ARC Level VI
43706B
Mon through Fri
9:45 a.m.
6
15
Please note: Participants who
wish to register for more than YOUTH LESSONS - ARC LEVEL VI* FEE: Resident - $40
Non-resident - $60
one swim session will be put
For swimmers who have completed the intermediate class skills. Perfection of strokes and advanced
on a waiting list and enrolled safety skills will be taught. 45 min. class
in the second & third sessions
CLASS
CODE
DAYS
TIME
MIN.
MAX.
if space allows.
9:00
a.m.
ARC Level VI
43706A
Mon through Fri
6
15
9
15
YOUTH OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
ADVENTURE CAMPS
or yo
outh age
ges 12-17!! Outdoor ad
dve
venture prog
ogramss have a
mini
nimum enrollme
ent of 5 and a maxim
mum of 8, so ple
lease
sign up
p earlyy to be sure and get in on the fun
un! Trip locatiion
o s
subjec
ect to change.
e. See Page 2 ffor New Regis
istration
n Polici
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includ
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oppo
portun
nities.
KAYAKING CAMP UNO * (#43302A): This week
introduces and builds upon the same skills as Teen Kayaking.
Explore different water including the CT River, North Hartland
Lake and an overnight on Squam Lake. Boat rental,
instruction, paddle gear, PFDs, and all EMS overnight
equipment provided.
DAYS/DATES: Monday - Thursday, July 16 - July 19
TIMES: 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Meet at Lebanon City Hall
(Additional fee for overnight food expense to be determined.)
INSTRUCTORS: Karen Morris and staff
ROCK CLIMBING *
Skilled instru
uctors will teach you h
how to clim
mb,
b be safe, and
minimiize ou
ur imp
pact on the
he environme
ment. Are
e you alread
dy
experi
rience
ed? Co
Come sho
how us your mad
d skills and de
evelo
op new
w
ones. All profes
ssiona
al instruction, helmets
ts, climbi
b ng equip
pmen
nt
and transsporta
ation provided!
DAY/DA
ATES//LOCA
ATIONS/
S/T
TIMES: Mo
M ndayys
Jun
ne 25
5 - #4
47300
0A - Lyyme, NH
9:00 a.
a m.-5
-5:00 p.m.
Jully 2 - #47
7300B
B - Lym
me, NH
9 00 a.m.-5
9:
5:00 p.m.
July 9 - #47
7300C
C - Ru
Rumney,, NH
7:3
: 0 a..m.
m -3
3:3
: 0 p.m.
FEE: Resid
dentts - $2
25/trip
p
Nonn-reside
dents - $35
5/trip
TRIP LEAD
DER
RS: Karen M
Morris and st
staff
TEEN KAYAKING *
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g adv
venturres on
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h stafff
certifi
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n Wiildern
nesss Firstt Aid and ka
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okes, wett exits, how to lau
unch
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d lan
nd an
nd
hand
dling a bo
oat in
n a varie
ety of wa
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ondittionss. Boat renta
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struc
ction
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addle
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PFD’ss inclu
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d. Experriencced
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dlerss wellcom
me!
DAY
Y/DA
ATES
S/DESTINAT
TION
NS: Tue
esda
ays
June
e 26 - #4
4730
01A - Om
mpompanoo
osucc Rivver, Norw
wich
h, VT
T
July 3 - #473
301B
B - Goosse Pond, Canaan, NH
July 10 - #47
7301
1C - Ct Rive
er Tour (Rt 132 - Wilderr, VT
T)
TIME
ES: Mee
et at 9:30
0 a.m
m., City Ha
Hall. Retu
urn time varies.
FEE:: Re
eside
ents - $2
25/trip
p
Non-re
reside
entss - $3
35/trrip
TRIP
P LEA
ADE
ERS:: Ka
aren Morris and staff
KAYAKING CAMP DOS * (#43302B): This week offers
more of what you love to do. We check out different water
including another section of the Connecticut River, Grafton
Pond, and an overnight on the Connecticut River. Boat rental,
instruction, paddle gear, PFDs, and all EMS overnight
equipment provided.
DAYS/DATES: Monday - Thursday, July 23 - July 26
TIMES: 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
MOUNTAIN BIKING *
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t in biking le
less
sso
ons and
d trip
ps to loca
al traiils.
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n tun
ned
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ow an
nd we
e’ll tryy to set you up!
p!
DAY/D
DATE
ES/DE
ESTIN
NATIO
ONS: Wedn
dnesda
ays
June 27 - #4770
01A - Oa
O k Hiillll,, Ha
Han
nover, NH
July 11
1 - #4
47701
1B - Moody Park, Clarem
emont, NH
Plea
ase note:: Trip
p destina
nations subject to chan
nge becau
use of
wea
ather or gro
roup preferenc
nces.
TIME
ES: De
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art 9 a.m
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from
om City Halll. Retturn va
variess.
FEE:: Res
sident
nts - $2
25/
5 trip
Non-reside
dents - $35/ttrip
TRIP LEA
ADE
D RS
S: Kare
en Morris and staf
afff
IN THE WILDERNESS *
Can’t ge
et eno
ough bac
a kcountry fun? Our willdernesss day
ys givve
you an extra chance to
t experience our ou
utd
tdoor pl
playgou
und!
Equipmen
nt prov
ovided (ex
except mountain bi
bikes).
DAY/
Y/DATE
ES/DE
EST
S INATIO
IONS
N : Thur
urssdays
June 28 - #43303
3A - Kayaking, Mascoma Rivver, Enfi
nfield, NH
July 5 - #433
3303B - Sh
S elter and Campfire Building
July 12
2/July 13 - #433
3303C - Kennebec River Raffting Trrip
(see
(s
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n page 12)
2)
TIM
MES: De
D part 9 a.m. sharp from City Hall. Return varies.
DAY TRIP F
FEES: Re
R sidents-$25/day Non
n-residen
nts-$35
5/da
ay
KENN
NEBEC
C RIVER
RR
RAFTING TRIP FEES
ES: see pa
page 12
TRIP LEADE
ERS
R : Karen
nM
Morris and st
staf
aff
S.O.A.R. CAMP * (#43300A): Experience a variety of
outdoor adventures including kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, &
an overnight experience! EMS overnight equipment provided.
DAYS/DATES: Monday - Thursday, July 30 - August 2
TIMES: 9:00 a.m-5:00 p.m.
APPALACHIAN TRAIL THRU HIKE * (#43301A):
8th in a series of hikes taking us along all of the A.T. in NH. If
you are an experienced hiker, then join us on a 5 day, 4 night
Mahoosuc Range adventure! Trip preparation Monday, departure Tuesday morning. AMC provides group gear and packs.
DAYS/DATES: Monday - Friday, August 6 - August 10
TIMES: Meet at 9 a.m. on Monday morning
LOCATION: Storrs Hill Ski Lodge & A.T., Carter Range
1
10
ADULT PROGRAMS
SAVVY SENIOR TRIPS
For those 55 years of age or better!
Please note: Unless otherwise
specified, there is a minimum of 6 and a
maximum of 13 participants and payment is
due at the time of registration, nonrefundable one week prior to trip date.
CADILLAC CUISINE CLUB
Cadillac Cuisine is a noon-time dining out
event for seniors to local senior centers!
All trips leave from behind City Hall.
DATES/LOCATIONS:
Mon., March 5: 10:15 a.m. - Newport, NH
Fri., April 20: 9:00 a.m. - Plymouth, NH
Tues., May 15 - 10:45 a.m. - Orford, NH
Thurs., June 21 - 10:15 a.m. - Mystery Trip
LUNCHEON COST: $3 payable at the door
SPORTS
HOPE CEMETERY TOUR
ADULT SOFTBALL:
Hope cemetery presents a rich and distinguished history of memorial art in stone,
one of the oldest expressions of American
Culture. Established in 1895, it originally
contained 53 acres and has now expanded
to 65 acres. Enjoy lunch at Soup N’ Greens
Restaurant.
DATE: Wednesday, May 23
TIMES: 10am-2pm - From behind City Hall
LOCATION: Barre, VT
TRIP FEE: $5 payable to City of Lebanon
and money for lunch.
Join your friends & co-workers
for some friendly competition
on the softball field!
Mandatory Team Meeting:
Tuesday, March 13
Meeting Time/Location:
7:00 p.m.,
Salt Hill Pub
ELIGIBLE
PLAYERS:
H.S. Grad or
18 yrs & up
DATES OF
PLAY: earlyMay thru early-August
NEED A TEAM?: 448-5121
INDIAN HEAD RESORT
IRISH BEER FEST
U.V. ULTIMATE
FRISBEE LEAGUE
Come enjoy Irish Beer weekend in honor of
St. Patrick’s day with food, fun, and more! Be
sure to wear your green!
DATE: Friday, March 16
TIMES: Leave from behind City Hall at
9:00am return by 4:00pm
FEE: $32 payable to Indian Head Resort
$20 payable to City of Lebanon
(transportation by JRB coachlines)
MAXIMUM: 55
8 weeks of league play.
Location and times to be
determined.
www.ufxultimate.com
SUMMER RACES
Saturday morning Track and
Field events for youth ages
5-10. Times and location to be
announced. FREE!
CARL WALLIN’S
THROWING CLUB
ICE CREAM...YOU SCREAM!
DRIVE
VE AND DINE
DINE N.H.
NH
Come take a trip to experience some good
ol’ family cooking at various diners throughout New Hampshire!!
DATES/LOCATIONS:
Monday, April 2 - Plain Jane’s Diner,
Rumney, NH
Thursday, May 10 - Airport Diner,
Manchester, NH
TIMES: 10:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.,
leaving from behind City Hall
FEE: $5.00 and bring money for lunch.
Come take an adventure to some of the
best Ice Cream Shops NH has to offer! Eat
lunch before, but make sure to save room
for the dessert!
DATES/LOCATIONS:
Wed. Aug. 29: Bishop’s Homemade Ice
Cream, Littleton, NH
Fri. Sept. 14: Granite State Candy Shoppe,
Concord, NH
Thurs. Oct. 18: Beech Hill Farm Stand,
Hopkinton, NH
TIME: Noon-4:00 p.m. behind City Hall
FEE: $5 payable to City of Lebanon and
money for ice cream
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Training sessions and meets
outside of the Elks Club for
youth and adults, 13 and
up. Times and dates to be
announced. FREE!
ADULT/FAMILY PROGRAMS
SPRING HIKING
BACKYARD COMPOST BIN,
KITCHEN PAIL,RAIN BARREL SALE
For all ages. Bring snacks, water bottle, backpack, and hiking
boots. Trails may be wet and muddy.
DATES/LOCATIONS*: Fridays
May 4 - Old Homes of Hanover, NH (Easy)
May 11 - Bill Ballard Trail, NH (Easy)
May 18 - Cardigan Mtn. Canaan, NH (Difficult)
May 25 - Kearsarge Mtn. Warner, NH (Difficult)
TIMES: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. leave from Lebanon City Hall
TRIP LEADERS: Krissy Flythe
FEE: FREE
H
elp us celebrate Earth Day 2012 as we participate in the
sale of backyard compost bins, compost turners, kitchen
compost pails, rain barrels sponsored by NRRA as a fundraiser
for the Recreation Department Scholarship Fund. A ten year
warranty & guide to composting included. Samples of compost
bin & rain barrel available for viewing.
COMPOST BIN: $52
COMPOST TURNER: $20
KITCHEN PAIL: $10
RAIN BARREL: $67
ORDER DEADLINE: Friday, April 6
PICK-UP TIME/LOCATION: Sat. May 5, 9:00 a.m.-Noon
Lebanon’s Colburn Park (Vehicles not permitted in park.)
Order forms at www.lebnh.net or Recreation & Parks office.
LEBANON FARMERS’ MARKET
Enjoy wonderful selections of local fresh produce, plants, prepared
foods, baked goods and hand made crafts. Please support our
local farmers and vendors by shopping at the Lebanon Farmers’
Market! Live music each week performed by folk and traditional
musicians from around New England. For more info call 448-5121
or go to www.lebanonfarmersmarket.org. Annual Plant Swap on
opening day, 5:00-7:00 p.m. Bring plants, bulbs, books, tools and
garden supplies to trade at the market.
SUMMER DATES: Thursdays, May 31 - September 27
TIMES: 4:00-7:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Colburn Park
FINAL WINTER DATES: 3/17 & 4/21, 10-1pm - Methodist Church
CHAD WINTER CARNIVAL
MAKE YOUR CHAD SLED with Lebanon Recreation & Parks at
Lebanon College on Friday, Feb. 24 from 2:00-4:00 p m. You
bring your creativity with markers, construction paper, and glitter.
Lebanon Recreation will provide the cardboard and duct tape.
Pre-register for sled making by calling 603-448-5121.
FARMERS’ MARKET SPECIAL EVENTS:
SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 4:00-8:00 p.m. A night under the lights!
Join us for an evening of family fun at Storrs Hill in Lebanon, NH.
There will be night skiing & boarding, snowshoeing, a race to the
top, and of course the crowd favorite Snow Box Derby!
SATURDAY, APRIL 21,11:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. COOKING FRESH!
Learn from a local chef how to prepare a meal using fresh, local
ingredients from the final Winter Lebanon Farmers’ Market. This
cooking workshop will walk you through the market and teach you
how to make an easy, healthy meal. Donations accepted.
Pre-registration required. Please call (603)448-5121.
Location: Lebanon Methodist Church
THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 7:00 P.M. - Following the market, enjoy a
special performance by the Upper Valley Community Band in the
Park. A great way to kick off the summer!!
BATTLE OF THE BANDS!!
Come kick off the first summer farmers’ market with flare and style!
Witness the 1st Annual Battle of the Bands competition, partnered
with Lebanon Recreation & Parks, Tuck’s Rock Dojo, Lebanon
Opera House, and WGXL. Location: Colburn Park, Lebanon.
DATE/TIME: Thursday, May 31 - 6:30 p.m.
INTERESTED IN BEING IN THE BATTLE?? Send an e-mail to
[email protected] for more info!
QUILTER’S RETREATS
Try your hand at an easy quilt project or bring an unfinished
project that you’ve been wanting to finish! Fee includes patterns,
basic instruction, Saturday lunch and a chair massage.
Spring Feature: Cathedral Window Pattern. Try a new
technique for making a cathedral window quilt block (some hand
sewing required)
SPRING DATES: Friday, April 13 & Saturday, April 14
FALL DATES: Friday, November 2 & Saturday, November 3
TIMES: Friday-6:00-10:00 p.m.; Saturday-10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Congregational Church of Lebanon
Non-Residents - $65
INSTRUCTOR: Laurel Pollard
MIN: 4
MAX: 12
SKIP MATTHEWS MEMORIAL RUN
....and 1 mile Fun Run! Honoring the memory of long time
coach and community member Skip Matthews, benefitting
Norris Cotton Cancer Center.
DATE: Sunday, June 17, Fathers’ Day
FOR MORE INFO: www.skipsrun.org
“@ HOME” MUSIC SERIES
Lebanon Opera House and Lebanon Recreation & Parks continue
the “Citizens Bank @Home” Music Series to fill the Opera House
stage! Remember, these are FREE show that begin at 7:00 p.m.
March 8: Folk @ Home - Rick Palieri & Rebecca Padula
April 5: Bluegrass @ Home - Reckless Breakfast & Crunchy
Western Boys
May 3: Swing @ Home - East Bay Jazz Ensemble
June 7: Country @ Home - Shana Stack Band
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SPECIAL EVENTS
ENTERTAINMENT SERIES
M
ONDAY NIGHT CONCERTS
Enjoy FREE old fashioned concerts in Lebanon’s Colburn
Park. A mixture of folk, brass, jazz and community band music
will be featured. Bring a lawn chair & a friend. Enjoy picnic
preview performances beginning at 6 p.m. Main concerts begin
at 7 p.m. Rain location is Lebanon Senior Center. Special
thanks to 2011 series sponsors, Mascoma Savings Bank.
July 9
July 16
July 23
July 30
August 6
August 13
August 20
August 27
T
Simply Acoustic, country
Upper Valley Community Band
North Country Chordsmen, acapella
Upper Valley Community Band
Lyme Town Band
The Buskers, folk/jazz
East Bay Jazz Band
Cormac McCarthy, modern folk
HURSDAYS IN THE PARK
Bring your lunch and enjoy FREE entertainment for the
whole family on Thursdays in Colburn Park. Performances begin
at Noon and include children’s theater, stories, songs, and more!
Rain location is Lebanon United Methodist Church. Special
thanks to 2011 series sponsors, Mascoma Savings Bank, WGXL.
July 5
July 12
July 19
July 26
August 2
August 9
August 16
August 23
F
ARBOR DAY CEREMONY
Come join us for a special tree planting ceremony with Tree City USA.
“He who plants a tree plants hope.” ~Lucy Larcom
DATE: Friday, April 27
TIME: 12:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Colburn Park, Lebanon
C0MMUNITY CLEAN UP DAY
Co-sponsored by Lebanon Recreation & Parks and the Lebanon
Conservation Commission. Help clean up around your neighborhood
or your favorite corner of Lebanon or West Lebanon! Dress for the
weather. Gloves recommended but no special equipment is needed.
Trash bags provided. Families, community organizations,neighborhood
groups are all welcome!
DATE: Saturday, May 5
TIME: 9:00 a.m.-Noon
LOCATION: Meet in Colburn Park to register, get supplies and enjoy a
yummy continental breakfast!!
BIKE OR WALK TO WORK DAY
Celebrate a day without your car as the Lebanon Recreation & Parks
Department, Upper Valley Trails Alliance and Upper Valley Rideshare
join to sponsor your green commute to work. We will honor you on the
Lebanon Green with free coffee, bagels, bike checks and giveaways!
DATE: Friday, May 18
TIME: 7:00-8:30 a.m.
LOCATION: Colburn Park, Lebanon
Mohamad Kalifa, African music and dance
Sammie Haynes, children’s music
Double Vision, mime and jugglers
BJ Hickman, Magician
UNH Little Red Wagon, The Frog Prince
Two High Energy Jugglers
Dan Butterworth, Master Marionettes Puppet Show
Bob Bloom, Drumming About You
JULY 4TH
SPECTACULAR!!
DATE: Wedne
esd
sda
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Julyy 4 (Rain
n Dat
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RONT PORCH MUSIC SERIES
Check out this collaboration with the Lebanon Opera
House, and The Point Radio Station for another night of great
FREE music by up and coming artists in Lebanon’s own Colburn
Park! Performances are Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. Rain
location is Lebanon United Methodist Church. Enjoy shopping
& music at the Lebanon Farmers’ Market (4-7pm) just before
the Front Porch Music begins! This series is underwritten by
Byrne Foundation and includes sponsors such as Residence Inn
Marriott, and other Upper Valley businesses.
July 5
July 12
July 19
July 26
August 2
August 9
August 16
August 23
Ron Noyes Band, blues/rock
Jandee Lee Porter Band, country
Dave Gerard Truffle, New Orleans R&B
Rory Sullivan, folk/pop
Boston Horns, funk
Joshua Panda Band, country/soul
The Point Independent Radio Concert, TBA
Mystery Performance, TBA
2ND ANNUAL DANCEFEST!
Move your feet on the Lebanon Mall with friends, family & community.
If you are interested in serving on a planning committee for this event,
please contact the Recreation & Parks Department.
DATE: Thursday, September 13 TIME: 6:00-9:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Lebanon Mall
ADULT RUNNING EVENTS
2012 WESTERN NH TRAIL RUNNING SERIES:
May 12 -- Dirty 5K, Hanover
June 16 -- Six in the Stix, Newport
June 23 -- All Out Trail Run, Claremont
July 7 -- Wicked Wildcat Wander, Charlestown
July 21-- Frenzy in the Forest, Sunapee
August 11 -- XTERRA Stoaked, Hanover
September 15 -- Farnum Five.5, Lebanon
September 22 -- Lost A Lot, Lebanon
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LUNCHTIME FUNTIME!!
TUESDAYS DANCING IN THE PARK:
Starting July
10th bring your lunch and dancing shoes and come enjoy the time in
the park dancing from Noon-1:00 p.m., Lebanon’s Colburn Park.
WEDNESDAYS STORY TIME IN THE PARK:
Starting July 11th bring your lunch and come enjoy story time in the
park with the Story of the Week! (All books borrowed from Lebanon
Public Library.) Noon-1:00 p.m., Lebanon’s Colburn Park.
REACH THE BEACH ADVENTURE RELAY RACE:
200 miles in 24 hours! A running relay race from
Franconia Notch to Hampton Beach. Join the Lebanon Recreation &
Parks Dept. team!
DATES: September 14 & 15
FEE: $7
TO REGISTER: Call the Recreation Dept., (603)448-5121
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COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
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ponsored by the West Lebanon PTO. Music provided
by Sugar River String Band with Dave Millstone
calling. Refreshments will be sold. Pie auction to
follow. Free child care for young non-dancers. For more
information, please call Liz Schwarz at (603)298-6403.
DATE: Friday, March 23
TIME: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
LOCATION: LHS cafeteria
TICKET PRICES: Adult - $3 Child - $2 Family - $8
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
Open to anyone 15 years and older, train
to become a certified American Red Crosss
lifeguard. All successful participants will
become certified in CPR-FPR/AED, First
Aid Basics, Lifeguard Training. Fee
includes lifeguard text and pocket mask.
DATES/DAYS/TIMES:
Tues/Thurs - May 8-June 14; 6:00-8:30 p.m.
Registration required by April 27.
LOCATION: Witherell Rec.Center
INSTRUCTOR: Marie Dumont, LGI-IT
FOR MORE INFO OR TO REGISTER: Call the Witherell
Recreation Center at (603)448-6477.
LIFEGUARD/CPR-FPR RE-CERT
This course is being offered for lifeguards nearing the end
of their certification. Particpants must provide current CPR/
FPR and LFT/FAB cards to attend class.
DATE/TIMES:
Sunday, May 27; 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Registration required by May 23.
INSTRUCTOR: Marie Dumont, LGI-IT
LEBANON YOUTH BASEBALL
Please note: This is not a Lebanon Recreation & Parks
Department program. To register you must complete a
Lebanon Youth Baseball registration form and checks
must be made payable to Lebanon Youth Baseball
Association. You can now also register online.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
Players need to be residents of Lebanon/West Lebanon,
Grantham or Plainfield. For more info, go to www.
lebanonyouthbaseball.com. Also, check out the information
on the 10U and 12U leagues for summer ball and tournament
play on our website.
INTO TO BASEBALL: Kindergarten or first year
ROOKIE LEAGUE: 1st-2nd graders
MINOR LEAGUE: 3rd-4th graders
MAJOR LEAGUE: 5th-6th graders
Note: Must complete Placement Request Form is child is
requesting to play a different level than their grade level.
REGISTRATION: www.lebanonyouthbaseball.com
Please note: Registrations must be received before tryouts.
FEES*:
March 2 & earlier
Intro - $25
Rookie - $40
Minor/Major - $75
After March 2
Intro - $25
Rookie - $40
Minor/Major - $100
*For multiple child registrations, take $10 off your total.
Scholarships are available.
TRYOUTS: Tryouts must be attended for children moving
up to Minor or Major Leagues. Tryouts are not necessary for
Intro to Baseball or Rookie League.
DATE: Saturday, March 17
TIMES: 9:00 a.m. - Noon
LOCATION: Lebanon High School Gym
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR
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TANK RENTAL
Become a certified Water Safety Instructor. Successful
participants will be certified to teach all Red Cross levels of
swimming. Open to those age 16 and older.
DATE/TIMES:
Mon/Wed - May 7-June 13;
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ACTIVE LIVING!
LEBANON TRAILS AND RECREATION MAP!! The FREE Lebanon Trails & Recreation Map is available at the Recreation and Parks
Department and through the Chamber of Commerce as well as online at www.lebnh.net. The map contains 11 updated, detailed trail maps
of the City’s conservation lands and a handy chart with information on public recreation facilities in the City.
Don’t have a map? That’s okay, here
is a brief listing of available recreation
areas to visit. We’ve listed the park
name, location and a brief description
of its uses. Have Fun!
Lebanon Rec partners with
DHMC Healthy Eating Active
Living Coalition!
pper Valley HEAL (Healthy Eating Active Living)
is a collaborative effort to implement a three
year project targeted at improving the health and
quality of life of area residents. DHMC, CHAD and
other organizations are members of the Coalition.
Activities such as a website, making more fresh
food available in schools & workplaces, and
developing four season trail use to provide greater
opportunities to be physically active in the winter are
on the agenda. Look for exciting changes to come!
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BAKER’S CROSSING
Hardy Hill Rd. at the Packard Hill Bridge
Route 10 North from W. Lebanon
Fishing, swimming, picnics, hiking, nature
study, birdwatching, mountain biking,
hunting on 331 Acres.
CHAMBERS PRESERVE
Hiking, nature study, birdwatching, geology
on 20 acres.
BOSTON LOT
Faraway Lane, Hanover
CIVIC MEMORIAL FIELD
Crawford Avenue, West Lebanon
COLBURN PARK
Park Street, Lebanon
COLE PARK
East Wilder Road, West Lebanon
Boating, picnics on 6 acres.
East Wilder Road, West Lebanon
ELDRIDGE PARK
Spencer Street, Lebanon
FARNUM HILL
FELLOWS HILL
Route 4 East from Lebanon
Baseball, soccer, lacrosse, lawn games,
picnics on 3.3 acres.
Hiking, nature study, bird watching, crosscountry skiing on 940 acres.
Picnics, bird watching, playground
activities on 10 acres.
Spring Street at Storrs Hill Ski Area
Hiking, nature study, birdwatching,
swimming, fishing, cross-country skiing,
exercise trail on 108 acres.
LEBANON MEMORIAL POOL
Swimming, picnics, fishing, playground
activities, lawn games on 8 acres.
GOODWIN PARK
Pumping Station Road, Lebanon
MASCOMA LAKE BOAT LAUNCH
Route 4A
MILL PARCEL
Mill Road, off junction of Routes 4/4A
MILL POND TRAIL
Mill Road, off Route 4 E From Lebanon
PAT WALSH PARK
Restrict soda and
sugar-sweetened
sports and fruit
drinks. Try water or
low fat milk instead.
Walking, nature study and birdwatching on
19 acres.
EAST WILDER BOAT LAUNCH
Water Street, Lebanon
Participate in at
least 1 hour of
physical activity
every day.
Concerts, picnics, walking, birdwatching,
lawn games, special events on 2.5 acres.
Hiking, nature study, hunting, mountain
biking, cross-country skiing on 2000 acres.
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Softball, soccer, lacrosse, lawn games,
picnics, special events on 13.6 acres.
Mascoma St Extension
DARTMOUTH LAND
Poverty Lane, Lebanon
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Picnics, nature study, bird watching, fishing
on 5 acres.
Riverdale Parkway, Lebanon
RAIL TRAIL
Maps available at the Rec Department
RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY PARK
Glen Road, West Lebanon
Youth baseball, softball, lawn games on
4 acres.
Motorized and unmotorized boating on 3
acres.
Picnics, fishing, history and nature study
on 5 acres.
Walking, bicycling, cross-country skiing,
fishing - 2 miles.
T-ball, soccer, lawn games, ice skating
(winter use only) on 2 acres.
Walking, bicycling, cross-country skiing,
snowmobiling, fishing, swimming: 23 miles.
Picnics, birdwatching, nature study,
horseshoes, skateboard park on 8 acres.
Alden Road, Lebanon
Hiking, geology, nature study, birdwatching,
cross-country skiing, horseback riding,
hunting on 217 acres.
STARR HILL NATURAL AREA
Nature study, walking, cross-country skiing,
birdwatching, geology on 39 acres.
SIGNAL HILL CONS. AREA
End of Wheatley & Eldridge Streets
STORRS HILL SKI AREA
Spring Street, Lebanon
Downhill skiing, ski jumping, sledding,
snowboarding, special events on 71 acres.
Off NH 12A on Trues Brook Road
Swimming, hiking, fishing, photography on
2 acres.
TWO RIVERS PARK
Nature study, birdwatching on 24 acres.
TRUES BROOK NATURAL AREA
Behind K-Mart Plaza, West Lebanon
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THANK YOU!
SPONSORS
BASKETBALL: Allan’s Vending, Beverage King,
Evans Group, A.B. Gile, Granite State Glass, Law
Office of Margaret Jacobs, Mascoma Savings Bank,
Ricker Funeral Homes
FIELD HOCKEY: Law Office of Margaret Jacobs
FLAG FOOTBALL: Stateline Sports
TACKLE FOOTBALL: The Fort, Hirsch’s, Miller
Auto, Mascoma Savings Bank, Keene Medical,
Roberts Auto, Kerrigan’s Fuel & Convenience, Bond
Auto Parts, Huberts-West Lebanon
SOCCER: North Country Auto, Northeast Waste,
Blodgett’s Sash & Door, Huberts, Lake Sunapee
Bank, 99 Restaurant, Olympus Biotech, Mascoma
Savings, Allan’s Vending, Wilson Tire
HALLOWEEN FUN FEST:
Volunteers: Karen Morton, Nancy
Menard & Youth in Action students,
LHS Student Council, Carolyn
Crocker, Lynn LaBombard, Kristen
Coats
Donations:
Poverty Lane Orchards, Stone Arch
Bakery, Upper Valley Lanes & Games,
Edgewater Farm, Riverview Farm,
Mascoma Savings Bank, Freihofers
Bakery Outlet, Shaws
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION:
Volunteers: Lynn LaBombard,
Nancy Menard, Karen Morton &
Youth in Action students, Richard
Paul family, Toys for Tots, Carol
Blake & Upper Valley Community
Band, Lebanon Area Girl Scouts
Donations: CVS, Hannaford’s,
Callie & John Lavigne, Lebanon
Fire Department, Trish Wadlinger
& LJHS students, Mascoma
Savings Bank, Panera, Lebanon
Village Pizza, Fox Tree Service,
Lebanon Opera House, Shaws,
Price Chopper, WalMart, Walpole
Creamery
GIRLS SPORTS FEST:
Volunteers: Dartmouth College
athletes, CCBA Witherell Recreation
Center staff, Lebanon Area Girls
Scouts, LHS athletes, Brianna Li,
Bri Barnes
Donations: Stateline Sports,
Fore-U Golf, Upper Valley Produce,
Dartmouth College
OFFICE ASSISTANCE:
Debra Roman & Pathways staff
PROGRAM LEADERS
ADULT OPEN GYMS: Liz Murray, Tom Evans
ROMP & STOMP: Dori Willeman
USE OF FACILITIES
CARTER GOLF CLUB: Full Moon Fiesta
LEBANON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH:
Quilter’s Retreats
LEBANON METHODIST CHURCH: Winter
Farmers’ Market
LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT: Basketball, Rock
School, Survival Dance, Modern Swing, Open Gyms
LEBANON COLLEGE: Annual Quilt Show, Sled
Making
LEBANON OPERA HOUSE: @Home Music Series
STORRS HILL SKI AREA: Ski/Snowboard Lessons
KILTON LIBRARY: Romp and Stomp
WITHERELL CENTER: Basketball, SportsFest,
Athletes United
“Never doubt that
a small group of
thoughtful, committed
citizens can change the
world; indeed it is the
only thing that ever
has.”
~Margaret Mead
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VOLUNTEERS/
DONATIONS
PARENTS OF THE YEA
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BASKETBALL: Richard Ackerman, Tracee Barden,
Jessica Bavos, Pete & Tammy Begin, Ron
Berthasavage, Rick Brown, Chris & Mary Lou
Childs, Keith Estes, Chris Goodwin, David
Graber, Todd & Melissa Hamilton, Etienne
Houdegbe, Rich Houle, Martin Johns, Coley
Penrose, Justin Robinson, Mark Roux, Ian Smith,
Rich Tobin, Peter Twarog, Lance Vivian, Chris
Whitcomb
CHEERLEADING: Aria Garamella, Tammie
Decato, Lucille Rogers
FIELD HOCKEY: Theresa Hunnewell, Mary Mayes
FLAG FOOTBALL: Joe Benoit, Tad Falzarano, Jeff
Peck, Brandon Smith
TACKLE FOOTBALL: Ken & Cindy Colburn, Doug
Drew, Brian LaHaye, Joe & Cleo Rios, Rich Rogers
SOCCER: Richard Ackerman, Andrea Agan, Tracee Barden, Pete & Tammy Begin, Matt Braley, Rick
Brown, Adam Christopher, Amy & Dwayne Decato,
Tracy Dyke, Keith & Jordan Estes, Juan Estrada,
Dan & Christina Gaudet, Shawna Gibbs, David
Graber, Faye Grearson, Justin Harris, Brian
Howland, Deepak Karanwal, Jennifer Labbie, Wes
Leuthauser, Chuck Morgan, Justin Robinson, Jon
Singleton, Tom Sullivan, Pete Twarog, Morgan
Vavro
CROSS COUNTRY: Andrea Wolkonen, ITA
My mom is the best cook that I know.
She makes the best meals I’ve ever
eaten. Mom is smart. She is helping
me on my project for school. Mom is
hard working. She earns money to take
care of my three sisters Shayla, Britney,
Jennifer and me. I want my mom to
be able to have a nice pizza dinner out
without having to cook for us!
~J.P., Mt. Lebanon School
My dad is strong, He is from Georgia. He
has a dog named Bailey. When my dad
visits he takes us swimming & fishing.
My mom is a single mom. She works hard
to keep our family together. I wish I could
see her more. She has muscles. Mom is
nice. She bought me a bike. Mom takes us
swimming in the summer.
My mom deserves a nice dinner out!
~J.G., Mt. Lebanon School
My mom is hard-working. She works all day
long. While we’re at school she’s working.
My mom is nice. She always has a snack for
us when we come home from school. She is
neat and clean. She is funny when she talks.
If we are annoying her she will do the same
thing back to us. She is a good baker. At
Thanksgiving she made the BEST food ever!
Mom wakes me up in the morning. She
helps me get ready for school too! She will
scare you if you scare her. My mom doesn’t
get mad that easily.
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across the
ocean on a ship to the USA. He
was five years old. It happened
after the Vietnam War. Later he
was married in the USA. I think
that my dad was brave to go on a
big ship when he was five years old
My dad is strong. He can pick me up!
Sometimes we get to ride on his back then
he flips us off. And sometimes it hurts!
He is also a good baker like mom. Dad is
always cleaning up. He is so organized.
His office is so neat! My dad is a good
worker because he worked hard in
college. Dad is a dioctor and works
hard at his job. He saves people’s
lives. Once he’s at home he tells the
grossest stories ever! Without my
parents I could not do anything.
~ T.W., Mt. Lebanon School
YOUNG ADULT
PROGRAMS
LIBRARY
PROGRAMS
GAME DAYS
fter school on Mondays,
3-5 p.m. An opportunity
to get together with friends
and family members and
play one or more of the Library’s
board games. Chess, Lord of the
Rings, Bang!, Zombies, Space
Munchkins, Scrabble and more!
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FABRICATIONS
After school on Tuesdays, 3-5p.m.
Make-and-take craft programs.
Create one-of-a-kind pieces of art
with a variety of materials.
“TEEN SPACE”
“Teen Space” is a special, very
active room on the 2nd floor of
the library where teens meet to
talk, read, use the internet, do
homework, work on a project or
do a craft. All teens are welcome.
Lebanon Library.
Contact Susanne Collins at the
Lebanon Library, 448-2459, for
more information on the Young
Adult Program.
ADULT PROGRAMS
BOOK DISCUSSION
GROUPS:
Second Thursday Evening
Book Discussions. All
discussion groups will take place
on the 2nd Thursday of each
month. 7-8:30 p.m. Lebanon
Library, All Purpose Room.
First Thursday Book Buffet. A
lunchtime adult book discussion
group. Bring a brown bag lunch
and a book that fits the month’s
theme for a banquet of books and
opinions. Through June at Noon Kilton Library.
Check out the website,
http://www.leblibrary.com for
the themes. Questions or
suggestions, please call
Carolyn Crocker at 448-2459.
If special accommodation is
required, please contact the
library 72 hours in advance.
K
ILTON LIBRARY
80 MAIN STREET
WEST LEBANON, NH (298-8544)
HOURS:
Monday & Wednesday: 1:00-8:00 p.m.
Tues,Thurs, Fri: 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 1:00- 5:00 p.m.
L
EBANON LIBRARY
9 EAST PARK STREET
LEBANON, NH (448-2459)
HOURS:
Monday-Thurs: 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
Friday-Saturday: 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 1:00-5:00 p.m.
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
Lebanon Library:
MOTHER GOOSE MONDAYS: Rhymes, songs and toys in a playgroup
setting. For infants through age two and caregivers. 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
PRESCHOOL STORY TIME TUESDAYS: Stories, games, activities and
crafts for children ages 3-6 and caregivers. 10:30 - 11:15 a.m.
ALL- AGES BOOK , ACTIVITIES, & CRAFTS THURSDAYS: Each child
should have an adult lap. 10:30-11:00 a.m. Lebanon Library. Miss Gomez will
lead a Listen and Draw Art Class on Thursday, March 29th. 10:30-11:15 a.m.
Lebanon Library.
Kilton, West Lebanon Library:
MONDAY STORYTIME: Storytime for all ages. Books, activities & crafts
with caregivers. 1:30-2:00 p.m.
MOTHER GOOSE TIME TUESDAYS: Rhymes, songs & toys in a
playgroup setting. Infants through age two and caregivers. 10:30-11:30 a.m.
PRE-SCHOOL STORYTIME WEDNESDAYS: Books, activities & crafts
for children ages 3-6 with their caregivers. 1:30-2:15 a.m.
If bringing more than 4 children for any of the above programs,
please call the library to verify. (Lebanon: 448-2459; West Lebanon: 298-8544).
To find more information on upcoming Spring and Summer programs, please
visit the Library website, http://www.leblibrary.com.
THURSDAY NIGHT FILM SERIES
Come on down to the Kilton Library Community Room at 6:00 p.m. for our
last Thursday of the month film series. Over the next four months, each
movie will be a Billy Wilder classic! Admission is free and open to the public.
Popcorn provided!
DATES:
February 23 - The Apartment, 1960
March 29 - Some Like It Hot, 1959
April 26 - Double Indemnity, 1944
May 31 - Sunset Boulevard, 1950
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51 North Park Street • Lebanon, New Hampshire 03766
Phone: (603) 448-5121 • Fax: (603) 448-1496
E-Mail: [email protected] • Web: www.recreation.lebnh.net
I nspire Pl ay!
GENERAL REGISTRATION FORM
PARTICIPANT NAME:_______________________________________ MALE / FEMALE: ____ DATE OF BIRTH: _______
ADDRESS:__________________________________________________________________ PHONE: _________________
HOUSEHOLD E-MAIL (For program info and cancellation notices):________________________________________________
SCHOOL: _____________________________________________________________________________ GRADE: _______
*In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, please describe any special accommodations needed for you or your
child to participate in the program(s) for which you are registering.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRIMARY GUARDIAN
SECONDARY GUARDIAN
NAME: ___________________________________________ NAME: ___________________________________________
ADDRESS: ________________________________________ ADDRESS: ________________________________________
CITY, STATE ZIP: ___________________________________ CITY, STATE ZIP: ___________________________________
PHONE: (Home) _______________ (Work)_______________ PHONE: (Home) _______________ (Work)_______________
(Cell) ___________________
(Cell) _______________
EMERGENCY CONTACT (used only in the event a parent cannot be reached)
NAME:_________________________________________________________ PHONE:______________________________
MEDICAL INSURANCE COVERAGE:
□ Family insurance
□ 24 Hour school insurance
PLEASE INDICATE BELOW THE PROGRAM(S) YOU ARE REGISTERING FOR: Be sure to include the code number.
PROGRAM NAME
PROGRAM CODE
PROGRAM FEE
_________________________________________________
_______________________
__________________
_________________________________________________
_______________________
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*Checks, cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover accepted for payment. Please make checks payable to City of Lebanon.
Please check if you would be willing to help with any of the following:
□ coaching
□ helping with practices
□ officiating
□ keeping score / time
□
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sponsoring a team
driving for away games
□ gym monitor
WAIVER and PARENTAL PERMISSION FOR CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE:
The undersigned, being the parent and/or legal guardian of the participant listed above, gives permission to him/her to participate in the
above named program(s). I agree that no claim will be made by the undersigned on behalf of my child for personal injuries or other losses
sustained by my child as a result of my child’s participation in this program(s) and that in the event any claim is made for injuries or damages sustained by my child as a result of my child’s participation in this program(s), I shall hold the City and the Lebanon Outing Club (in the
case of Ski/Snowboard lessons) harmless from, and indemnify it against, any such claim including reasonable attorney fees incurred by the
City or the Lebanon Outing Club and its employees in connection therewith whether or not such claims result in litigation. In the event of an
emergency requiring medical attention, I authorize that necessary medical attention be given to my child by a qualified physician in the event
I cannot be reached. From time to time, Valley News, CATV and other photographers attend Recreation & Parks Department activities and take photos or videos of program participants for publication(print, web, facebook). I permit the taking of photographs and
video of participants during activities for publication and use for promotional purposes, unless the opt out box below is initialed.
Signature (parent/guardian if participant is under 18) _________________________________________ Date ____________________
Photo and Video permission opt out:
I do not permit photos or video of the above named participant for publication.
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Please initial.
OTHER COMMUNITY
RECREATION SERVICES
Inspire Play!
AUDUBON SOCIETY OF NH, MASCOMA CHAPTER:
Mark Krenitsky, 448-0269
BABY-SITTING/HOME ALONE SAFE COURSES:
Jude Powers, (802)64
Recreation & Parks Commission
CAMPION ICE RINK: 643-1222
CARTER COMMUNITY BUILDING: 448-3055
CUB SCOUTS: Jodi Gilligan, 448-5794
WITHERELL RECREATION CENTER: 448-6477
FORD SAYRE SKI COUNCIL: 643-2226
4-H: Sally Cole, 448-2416
FRIENDS OF THE LEBANON LIBRARIES:
Robert Harris, Chair
Cynthia Driscoll, Vice-Chair
Pat Faulkner, Kevin Talcott, Hao Xu, Colin Smith
Sue Prentiss, City Council Representative
Bob McCarthy, School Board Representative
The Recreation & Parks Commission meets the 2nd
Monday in January, April, June & October at 7:00 p.m. in
City Hall. All meetings are open to the public.
Megan Benton, 298-6831
GIRL SCOUTS: Terri Wade, 252-1463
KINDERMUSIK OF THE UPPER VALLEY:
Molly Bonhag, 448-6044
LEBANON BALLET SCHOOL, HOME OF CITY CENTER
BALLET: Linda Copp, 448-5404
LEBANON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:
Paul Boucher, 448-1203
LEBANON OPERA HOUSE BOX OFFICE: 448-0400
LEBANON OUTING CLUB: Diana Colt, 643-3874
UPPER VALLEY LOCALVORES: Pat McGovern, 448-5473
NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY THEATER:
Andrew Garthwaite, 802-649-3606
PLAINFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH HANDBELL CHOIR:
Joy Hutchins, 675-9356
SINGLE VOLUNTEERS OF THE UPPER VALLEY:
&
Parks Department Staff
Recreation
Director:
Sports Coordinator:
Recreation Coordinator:
Facilities Maintenance:
Administrative Secretary:
Day Camp Director:
Pool Director:
Paul Coats, CPRP
Rick Desharnais, CPRP
Krissy Flythe
Doug McGrath
Bobbie Allen
Erin Waldron
Patty Murray, CPO
The Recreation & Parks Dept. is
affiliated with the following
professional organizations:
NH Recreation &
Park Association
Betty Ann Heistad, 448-3756
SWING DANCE INSTRUCTION:
Faye Grearson, 443-5131
National Recreation &
Park Association
TWIN STATE SQUARES:
David and Sally Courtemanche, 448-2555
UPPER VALLEY COMMUNITY BAND:
Carol Blake, 802-295-3864
UPPER VALLEY MUSIC CTR CHILDREN’S & YOUTH
CHORUSES: UVMC, 448-1642
UPPER VALLEY SENIOR CENTER: Jill Vahey, 448-4213
UPPER VALLEY SPECIAL OLYMPICS:
American Camping
Association
American Sport
Education Program
Joy Hutchins, 800-639-2608
UPPER VALLEY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION:
Tree City USA
www.uvha.goalline.ca
WOMEN’S HEALTH RESOURCE CTR AT DHMC: 650-2600
YOUTH-IN-ACTION OF LEBANON:
Nancy Menard, Lebanon High School, 448-2055 or
Karen Morton, 448-4893
Upper Valley Trails Alliance
Sports Turf Manager’s
Association
International Mountain
Bike Association
Lebanon Recreation & Parks Department • 603.448.5121 • www.lebnh.net • [email protected]
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℡ 603.448.5121
603.448.1496
[email protected]
www.lebnh.net
Open: Monday thru Friday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
FALL PREVIEW!
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carecrow Contest judging ...
Wed., October 31
Halloween Fun Fest ... Wed., October 31
Winter Farmers’ Market begins ... November 17
Holiday Celebration ... Sat., December 8
Holiday Coloring Contest judging ... Mon., December 10
North Pole Calling ... Wed., December 12
Parent of Year Essay Contest judging ... Fri., December 14
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