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SPRING
SUMMER
Township of Livingston
Senior, Youth and Leisure Services
973973-535535-7925
www.livingstonnj.org
204 Hillside Avenue
Livingston, NJ 07039
REGISTRATION BEGINS
CELEBRATING
TUESDAY, MARCH 12
ALL PROGRAMS
LIVINGSTON’S
PAST, PRESENT
AND FUTURE!
ALL NON-RESIDENT ADULT & SENIOR PROGRAMS
REGISTRATION BEGINS TUESDAY, MARCH 19
POOL MEMBERSHIP
INFORMATION
SEE PAGES 6 & 7
SYLS 2013
P ROGRAMS
Register online for Senior, Youth and
Leisure Services (SYLS) programs and
activities !
Visit www.livingstonnj.org, link to Senior, Youth &
Leisure Services, follow link to Community Pass.
Inside this issue….
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On-line registration procedures ........................ 3
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Adult Sports....................................................25
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General Registration Information ..................... 4
Policies and Procedures .................................... 5
Inclement Weather Policy................................. 5
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Aquatic Programs............................................26
Adult and Senior Programs ...................... 27-37
Senior Transportation .....................................35
Community Pool Information .......................... 6
PS Specialty Programs................................... 8-11
Youth Programs ......................................... 12-13
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School Break Programs....................................13
LYCS ...............................................................14
Special Populations..........................................15
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Summer Camps ......................................... 16-19
Youth Sports .................................................. 20
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Livingston’s Bicentennial Events ......................42
Community Events .........................................43
Sports Contacts .............................................. 23
Tennis - Youth & Adult .................................. 24
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Summer Employment .....................................44
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Senior Organizations.......................................36
Adult & Senior Special Events.................... 37-38
Livingston Adult School .................................39
Sponsored Organizations ................................39
Livingston Library Activities............................ 40
Senior/Community Center Use........................ 41
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OUR MISSION
The Department of Senior, Youth and Leisure Services for the Township of Livingston, comprised of
programming and services that encompasses all community citizens, provides integrated and comprehensive services that promote the welfare of the community, the positive development of youth, support for seniors, and the strengthening of families.
SENIOR, YOUTH AND LEISURE SERVICES
OFFICE INFORMATION:
Director, Senior, Youth &
Leisure Services
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Hours:
Program Supervisors:
Senior & Adult Enrichment
Athletics & Aquatics
Community Services - LYCS
Camp, Youth & Teen Programs
Office Manager
Adaptive Recreation Coordinator
Administrative Secretary
Administrative Secretary
Jennifer Hessberger
Liliana Branquinho
Kenneth A. Lomax
Susan Ridley
Tim Roetman
Nell Sommese
Mark Silance
Vivian Dippold
Nancy Verniero
973-535-7925
973-535-2949
[email protected]
Monday—Friday, 8:30AM—4:30PM
TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATION
Township Manager
Deputy Township Manager
Michele E. Meade
Russell A. Jones, Jr.
FACILITIES
Livingston Senior/Community Center (LSCC)
Okner Sports Complex
204 Hillside Avenue, Livingston NJ 07039
Located on Okner Parkway
Includes: Softball & baseball diamonds, soccer & lacrosse
fields and sand volleyball. Use by permit only.
Includes: Senior, Youth & Leisure Services, Department
of Health, Welfare & Human Services, meeting & craft
rooms, playground, shuffle board and bocce courts.
Parks
Memorial Park
East Hills Park, Shrewsbury Drive
Robert H. Harp Drive in front of Livingston High School
Includes: Walking track, multiple sports fields, bocce &
shuffleboard courts, gazebo, 9/11 Memorial Garden,
Littell People’s Park, Littell’s Pond including seasonal ice
skating, tennis courts & wall, basketball and skate park.
See page 3 for details about skate park.
Includes: Fitness trail & Livingston Dog Park with two offleash areas: one for dogs 25 lbs & under and one for dogs
of all sizes. Passes may be obtained at the Health
Department—973-535-7961.
Prospect Park, Laurel Avenue
Includes: Natural area hiking & biking trails.
Mervyn V.T. Haines Community Pool
Livingston Skate Park
Wahler Road next to Livingston High School
Phone: 973-535-7928 — Summer Only
Monmouth Court Community Center (MCCC)
26 Monmouth Court
Includes: Gymnasium, craft room, Little Sports Court
playground, Alternative High School.
Located on So. Livingston Avenue between the YMCA
and the Town Hall, Livingston Skate Park is a skate at
your own risk facility, designed for skate boarding, inline
skating and BMX biking. Individuals must register and
obtain a badge from Senior, Youth & Leisure Services
(SYLS).
Northland Recreation Center (NL)
Playgrounds
Located at the end of Jefferson Court
Phone: 973-535-7929 — Summer Only
Includes: Northland Community Pool, meeting rooms for
dance, table tennis & assorted community events,
basketball & tennis courts, park area and playground.
Community Kids’ Playground, LSCC
Grand Terrace Playground, Grand Terrace
Littell People’s Park, Memorial Park
Little Sports Court, Monmouth Court
Northland Playground, Northland Recreation Ctr.
Senior, Youth & Leisure Services (SYLS) — Spring/Summer 2013 Program Guide
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Welcome to Community Pass!
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enior, Youth and Leisure Services (SYLS) is proud to offer Livingston residents the ability to
register for programs online through Community Pass. This one-stop shopping allows residents to
create a family account to sign up for SYLS programs including, preschool, youth and teen programs,
sports, camps, LYCS leaders program, adult fitness and senior programming. Credit cards (Master Card
and Visa) will be processed both in person at our counter and online at Community Pass.
The process of online registration is in keeping with our continual efforts to improve program
administration and reduce costs while maintaining quality leisure activities for the whole family. For
more information about SYLS programs and/or Community Pass, contact us at 973-535-7925, email:
[email protected] or visit our website: www.livingstonnj.org.
The convenience of online registration will help save time for busy families as well as reduce long lines
and wait time, for those who prefer to register in person at the Senior Community Center. Once an
account has been created on Community Pass, residents will be able to update their information and
print out receipts without leaving the comfort of their home.
To get started, please go to: https://register.communitypass.net/livingston
New families, please go to:
WELCOME NEW USERS!
CREATE AN ACCOUNT FOR YOUR FAMILY NOW!
You will be asked to create a user name and password. Then you can begin to enter Family
Information. For family accounts, please enter an adult as the account owner. You will be able to
enter additional family members after your account has been created.
SENIOR, YOUTH &
LEISURE SERVICES has
GONE GREEN!
Senior, Youth and Leisure Services (SYLS) has Gone Green. Residents will receive email
notification when our booklet is available electronically. From saving money to reducing
waste, this step is part of our continued efforts to reduce costs and maintain our efforts to
offer programming and services for everyone! Sign up for Township email notices to receive
reminders regarding program registration dates and deadlines, cancellations due to inclement weather, Community and Special Events and much more!
Visit www.livingstonnj.org
Watch for the Department's notices on this website and announcements in the West Essex
Tribune for updated and additional information. Brochures will be available at Town Hall,
the Library and SYLS Office.
For more information, call SYLS at 973-535-7925 or visit the Township website, www.livingstonnj.org.
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GENERAL REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
INFORMATION DISCLAIMER
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PAYMENT OPTIONS
Although every effort will be made to provide correct
information in this guide, errors or omissions may occur.
Information received in the Senior, Youth and Leisure
Services Office will override this document.
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RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS
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Registration for preschool and youth programs is
limited to Livingston Residents only,
Some senior and adult programs allow non-resident
registration. Please read all descriptions carefully.
REGISTER IN PERSON
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Send complete registration form and payment in the
form of a check or money order payable to “Township
of Livingston” to: Senior, Youth & Leisure Services,
204 Hillside Avenue, Livingston NJ 07039. Credit card
payments are not accepted for mail in registrations.
Mailed registrations will be processed at 12PM on
the first day of registration.
In the event your selected program or programs are
filled, you will be contacted and your check will be
returned to you.
REGISTER ONLINE!
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Visit www.livingstonnj.org, click on link to Senior,
Youth and Leisure Services, follow instructions in
Community Pass.
TAX ID
The Township Tax Identification Number:
22-600-2040.
Please save your program receipts for tax purposes.
Copies may be obtained at the township offices, but may
require up to five (5) business days to process.
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Payment in the form of cash, check, money order
or credit cards (Master Card and Visa) is acceptable. Credit card payments are not accepted for
mail in registrations.
Please make checks payable to “Township of
Livingston.”
A $20.00 fee will be charged for all returned
checks.
Volunteer Opportunities Available
Visit Senior, Youth and Leisure Services (SYLS) during
regular business hours, Monday—Friday, 8:30AM—
4:30PM. Check the township website,
www.livingstonnj.org, for updates regarding additional
hours for pool registrations.
For most programs, individuals may register for only
ONE family other than their own. Please read all
program information for complete details.
The appropriate registration form and all emergency
and release forms must be signed by the parent or
guardian of participants under 18 years of age.
Participant signatures are required for all adult programs.
REGISTER BY MAIL
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“Shadow” Positions
If you or someone you know would like
to volunteer time to help a child with
special needs, please contact Senior,
Youth & Leisure Services. After school and
evening hours are available as well as Saturday from
9 am – 12 pm for our new “Shining Star” Sports
League.
If you are interested in any of these opportunities,
please contact Mark Silance, Adaptive Recreation
Coordinator at 973973-535535-7925, ext 267 or
[email protected]
Senior Transportation
Program Volunteer Van Driver
Do you enjoy driving and helping others? If so,
please contact Liliana Branquinho at the SYLS (973)
535-7925 office regarding further information on
becoming a volunteer van driver for the township’s
senior/disabled transportation program.
TOWNSHIP HOLIDAY CLOSINGS:
Senior, Youth & Leisure Services and
all township offices will be closed on:
Monday, February 18, 2013
Monday, May 27, 2013
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Friday, July 5, 2013
Monday, September 2, 2013
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POLICIES & PROCEDURES
REFUND POLICY
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Program fees will not be refunded to your credit card
account.
Programs are subject to cancellation if minimum
enrollment is not met. Participants will receive a credit
back to the family account to be used for future
registrations or a full refund with no administrative fee
will be issued in the form of a check.
Refunds may also be given if the space is filled from a
waiting list, a medical excuse can be verified or the
family or participant is moving from the area.
Fees will not be prorated for those registering after a
program has started.
No makeup or substitution of classes missed, unless
cancellation by SYLS and make up session is
scheduled.
Refunds for the above reasons may be charged a
$10.00 administrative fee.
Any approved refunds given after the program has
begun will be prorated.
Please allow a minimum of 30 days for refund
processing.
RESIDENT/NON-RESIDENT REQUIREMENTS
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Residency is required for all preschool, youth, senior
transportation and most aquatic programs.
To receive resident rates, Livingston residents are
required to present identification such as a valid driver’s
license, photo ID card or utility bill.
Non-residents may register for select adult and senior
programs at a higher rate than residents. Non-resident
registration will open one (1) week after resident
registration opens.
Resident rates are indicated by (R) and non-resident
rates by (NR) following the fee. If no delineation of
resident or non-resident fee is made, the program is
open to residents only.
Please refer to the “Sports—Adults” section for detailed
information on residency requirements for sports
activities.
INSURANCE
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The Senior, Youth & Leisure Services does not
carry accident insurance. We strongly recommend
that all participants be covered by personal or family
insurance.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
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If Livingston Public Schools (LPS) are cancelled,
SYLS programs beginning before 3PM will be
cancelled. Programs beginning after 3PM will be
addressed by 2PM that day. Messages are posted
on LPS website, www.livingston.org, LPS closing
line, 973-535-8000, select "8", SYLS website,
www.livingstonsyls.org.
For delayed openings, all programs will meet as
scheduled unless weather conditions deteriorate
during the day. Messages will be posted on SYLS
website, www.livingstonsyls.org. For early
dismissals, all evening activities, including all open
play programs, are cancelled.
Saturday & Sunday programs will be decided by
9AM that day and/or throughout the day as needed.
Messages will be posted on SYLS website,
www.livingstonsyls.org.
Special events and/or school break programs will be
handled on an as needed basis.
Youth & Adult Sports Programs
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If Livingston schools are cancelled or dismissed
early, all activities held in the evening in school
facilities are cancelled.
Severe weather arising during the day will be
addressed at 3PM.
Saturday & Sunday programs will be decided by
9AM that day and/or throughout the day as needed.
All information regarding weather cancellations will be
put on the Sports Update Line. Please check the line
after the times listed above for the most up-to-date
information.
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UPDATE LINE INFORMATION: (973) 535-7925 SPORTS: PRESS “2” COMMUNITY: PRESS "3"
Sign up for Township email notices to get up to date
information:
• Reminders regarding program registration dates and deadlines
• Cancellations due to inclement weather
• Special Events and much more!
Visit www.livingstonnj.org
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COMMUNITY POOL MEMBERSHIP 2013
Membership in the Livingston Community Pools
is open to all Livingston & Roseland residents.
Residents and NonNon-residents can join our pools online
through Community Pass. Renewal and New memberships
are available.
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Memberships now available to
Roseland residents at non-resident
rates.
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Memberships available at nonresident rates to former Livingston
residents who have had active
pool memberships within the past
three years.
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES:
Family—self and spouse/partner plus all dependent, single
children 24 years of age or younger by the end of the current
calendar year who are living together as a family unit within the
Township of Livingston.
Individual—self only. A family of two may register as two
individuals to save money.
Daily Guest privileges are not available to Livingston
residents. Livingston residents must obtain full membership to
use the community pools.
Pool Card & Photo Procedures for 2013
Senior, Youth and Leisure Services (SYLS) will continue using
the digital pool cards for all members for the 2013 season!
Digital cards eliminate the need to bring your card in for
revalidation every year. Just keep your card safe over the
winter and when you renew your membership, we'll reactivate
the card for the upcoming pool season.
Members from last season will continue using the digital cards
this year.
All children turning 7, 11, and 16 will need to have new
photos taken for the 2013 season. Children turning 3 by the
end of 2013 will be required to have photo taken this year
for a digital card.
Replacement card(s): In the event a card is lost or misplaced a
$17.00 replacement fee will be charged for each card.
PLEASE NOTE: Payment in full is required by the dates
listed below, but you may get your picture taken and new card
made prior to the first day you want to go to the pool. No one
will be permitted into the pools without a card.
Senior Citizen Couple—any couple where one partner is at
least 62 years of age by the end of the current calendar year.
Proof of age is required.
Memberships are non-transferable. First offense for using
another membership will be loss of swim privileges for 7 days.
A second offense will result in loss of swim privileges for the
remainder of the season.
Senior Citizen Individual—any person age 62 years of age or
older by the end of the calendar year. Proof of age is required.
PLEASE NOTE: There will be NO refunds given for pool
membership fees once the pools are open for the season.
NEW MEMBERS:
Proof of residency (driver’s license with correct address, utility
bill or tax receipt) and children's birth certificate is required.
Completed membership form (when registering in person) and
payment must be submitted by the appropriate deadlines to
receive the current discount rates.
RENEWING MEMBERS:
Completed membership form (when registering in person) and
payment must be submitted by the appropriate deadlines to
receive the current discount rates.
Township of Livingston essential
services volunteers including active
Auxiliary Police Officers, Volunteer
Firefighters, and members of the First Aid Squad,
shall be offered a 25% discount on the otherwise
applicable membership fee.
RESIDENTS
NONNON-RESIDENTS
Early Bird Discount*
Regular Fee
Early Bird Discount*
Regular Fee
CATEGORY
Now—
Now—April 11
April 12—
12—end of season
Now—
Now—April 11
April 12—
12—end of season
Family
$286
$381
$329
$438
Individual
$140
$189
$161
$217
Senior Couple
$148
$181
$170
$209
Senior Individual
$103
$119
$118
$137
*Includes one free guest pass per membership category
Any Livingston resident who finds paying the pool membership fee a hardship should contact
the Department of Human Services at 973-535-7961
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COMMUNITY POOL MEMBERSHIP 2013
Guest Badges
Guest Badge Fee for 2013 - $10.00
Pool members may purchase daily guest badges for nonresident guests. Guests may be requested to show proof of nonresidency. Residents of Livingston may not attend the pool
as guests. Children under one year of age do not need a guest
badge. Guests must be accompanied by a member.
Fees for guest badges purchased at the pools and
weekends will no longer be a higher rate. Fee for
all guest passes will be $10.00.
Badges may be purchased in advance and during the summer at
SYLS offices on weekdays from 8:30AM—4:30PM.
Guest Badges will be electronically credited to your membership account and debited when used at the pool.
NO REFUNDS ON GUEST BADGES. All guest badges
become void at the end of the season and may not be used in
subsequent seasons.
Guest badges used for less than 2 hours due to unexpected pool
closings will be revalidated on your membership account.
Municipal Swimming Pool Information
Northland Pool
Mervyn V.T. Haines Pool
Jefferson Court off Congressional Parkway at
Northland Recreation Center
Wahler Road adjacent to Livingston High School
Amenities include: accessible men’s and women’s locker
rooms with private shower and dressing rooms; chair lift for the
disabled, zero entry depth into main pool, wading pool,
children’s wet mat play area, water slide, tetherball and table
games and snack bar.
Amenities include: accessible men’s and women’s locker
rooms with private showers and dressing rooms; chair lift for
the disabled, wading pool, water slide, lap pool and table games
and snack bar.
For the safety of all swimmers, to be able to use the water slides at both pools – all users must meet minimum height requirements as
established by the slide designers and manufacturers as required by state and O.S.H.A. rules and regulations. Swimmers must also
be able to safely swim in the designated slide area of the pool.
FOR YOUR SAFETY: The swimming pool manager may close the pool at any time when in his or her judgment weather
conditions, prevailing light or other conditions are such as to jeopardize the safety of pool members.
Haines
Memorial Pool
Dates
Mon - Fri
Sat
Sun
12PM - 8PM
11AM - 8PM
12PM - 8PM
3PM - 8PM 11AM - 8PM
12PM - 8PM
12PM - 8PM
3PM Opening
12PM - 8PM
1PM - 8PM
11AM - 8PM
12PM - 8PM
10AM Opening
June 15 & 16
June 22—
22—June 26*
*(or through last day of school)
June 27**—
27**—August 8
(or beginning first day of vacation)
Northland
Wading Pool
Northland Pool
Sat
Sun
11AM - 8PM
Mon—
Mon—Fri
Mon—
Mon—Fri
August 9 — Sept 2
1PM 7:30PM
11AM 7:30PM
12PM - 7:30PM
1PM 7:30PM
11AM 7:30PM
12PM 7:30PM
10AM Opening
Labor Day Weekend
12PM 7:30PM
11AM 7:30PM
12PM - 7:30PM
12PM 7:30PM
11AM 7:30PM
12PM 7:30PM
10AM Opening
1PM 7:30PM
11AM 7:30PM
12PM - 7:30PM
1PM 7:30PM
11AM 7:30PM
12PM 7:30PM
10AM Opening
Sept 3 — Sept 8
One pool only TBD
**Thursday, July 4th — Northland Pool facility will open at 11AM,
Haines Memorial Pool will open at 12PM or as soon after carnival activities are over as possible.
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P.S. Specialty Classes (Registration begins Tuesday, March 12)
CHILD & CAREGIVER CLASSES
Shake Your Sillies Out
Music in Motion
DOB: 10/01/10 - 09/30/11
DOB: 10/01/10 - 09/30/11
We’ll dance, jump, wiggle & sing in this fun program. Using
familiar nursery rhymes and games mixed with some new, special
music, we’ll learn body awareness, basic directions and have a lot
of fun!
Limit:
12 children & 12 adults per session
Instructors:
Jennifer Cardona & Karen Rothenberger
Location:
LSCC
Join us for an exciting morning of kid friendly songs.
We'll be learning some children's favorites as we
develop fine and gross motor skills.
Limit:
Instructors: Jennifer Cardona & Karen Rothenberger
Location:
LSCC
Session Day
1
M
Time
9:30 - 10:15 AM
Dates
4/1 - 6/10
Fee
$80.00
10:30 - 11:15 AM 4/4 - 6/13
$88.00
Session Day
1
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No classes on 5/27
2
TH
Time
Dates
10:30 - 11:15 AM 4/3 - 6/12
Fee
$88.00
Let's Get Messy "Two"
DOB: 10/01/10 - 09/30/11
Crafty Tales
DOB: 10/01/10 - 09/30/11
Come and learn about fairy tales and nursery rhymes through
songs and books. We’ll also be making a take home project
related to each week’s theme.
Limit:
Instructors:
Location:
LSCC
Session Day
1
M
No class 5/27
Time
Dates
10:30 - 11:15 AM 4/1 - 6/10
We will do easel painting, finger painting, marble painting, splat
painting, use sponges cookie cutters, toothbrushes, dots and more
to create our own beautiful mess. When the project is done we will
give it time to dry and have fee play. Come join the fun!
Limit:
Instructors:
Location:
Session Day
1
Th
Fee
$80.00
LSCC
Time
9:30 - 10:15 AM
Dates
4/4 - 6/13
Fee
$88.00
All About Me
DOB: 10/01/10 - 09/30/11
Handy Fingers & Toes
DOB: 10/01/10 - 09/30/11
Make your own personal project using your hands, feet, fingers
and toes. No two projects are alike. We’ll also learn songs using
our hands and fingers.
Limit:
Instructors:
Location:
LSCC
Session Day
1
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Time
9:30 - 10:15 AM
Dates
4/3 - 6/12
Fee
$88.00
Every week we will do a project “All About Me”. We will make a
book all about ourselves we will add to and take home at the end
of the session. Each week we will also feature a “terrific toddler”
where parents will have the opportunity to read a book and share
some of your child’s favorite things!
Limit:
Instructors:
Location:
LSCC
Session Day
1
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Time
9:30 - 10:30 AM
Dates
4/5 - 6/14
Fee
$93.50
CLASS THEMES NEVER REPEAT!
EACH SESSION OFFERS NEW AND EXCITING
ACTIVITIES, GAMES AND LOTS MORE.
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P.S. Specialty Classes
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
4 Year Old Classes
The Write Start
Session 1
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
The Write Start
Session 2
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
The Write Start
Session 1
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
The Write Start
Session 2
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
T.G.I.F.
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Let’s Go 4’s
Session 1
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Let’s Go 4’s
Session 2
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Let’s Go 4’s
Session 1
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Let’s Go 4’s
Session 2
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Lights, Camera,
Action!
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
3 Year Old Classes
The Right Start
Session 1
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
The Right Start
Session 2
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
The Right Start
Session 1
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
The Right Start
Session 2
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
T.G.I.F.
8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Get Set 3’s
Session 1
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Get Set 3’s
Session 2
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Get Set 3’s
Session 1
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Get Set 3’s
Session 2
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Once Upon a Time
Writer’s Club
10:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Get Ready 2’s
Session 2
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Terrific Trips
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
All About Me
9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
2 Year Old Classes
Get Ready 2’s
Session 1
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Get Ready 2’s
Session 2
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Get Ready 2’s
Session 1
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Parent & Child Classes
Session 1
9:30 - 10:15 a.m.
Handy Fingers & Toes
9:30 - 10:15 a.m.
Let’s Get Messy
“Two”
9:30 - 10:15 a.m.
Crafty Tales
10:30 - 11:15 a.m.
Music in Motion
10:30 - 11:15 a.m.
Session 2
10:30 - 11:15 a.m.
AFTERNOON CLASSES FOR 3 & 4 YEAR OLDS
Lunch Bunch
11:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Lunch Bunch
11:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Lunch Bunch
11:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Lunch Bunch
11:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Lunch Bunch
11:30 - 12:30 p.m.
Math-A-Magicians
12:45 - 1:45 p.m.
Made By Me
12:45 - 1:45 p.m.
Let’s Experiment
12:45 - 1:45 p.m.
Story Stretchers
12:45 - 1:45 p.m.
Traveling Caravan
12:30 - 2:00 p.m.
Animal Adventures
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Food Frenzy
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Crafts Galore
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Music Mania
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Art Explorations
3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
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CHILD ONLY CLASSES
Get Ready 2’s
Animal Adventures
DOB: 10/1/09—09/30/10
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
This program is designed to ease the transition difficulties
experienced by many children upon entering a “Child Only”
program at age 3. This drop-off program will focus on learning to
follow basic classroom directions and functioning in a group
setting. TEACHERS WILL NOT CHANGE DIAPERS. Parent
(s) will be called if the situation arises. You may register for one
or both sessions.
Limit:
16 children
Instructors: Phyllis Cullen & Marianne Cullen
Learn everything you ever wanted to know about animals!
Through hands on activities and stories we will discover new and
interesting facts about various creatures, a new one each week.
Session Day
1
M,W
No classes on 5/27
2
T,TH
Time
9:30 - 11:30 AM
Dates
4/1 - 6/12
Fee
$273
9:30 - 11:30 AM
4/2 - 6/13
$286
Terrific Trips for Twos
DOB: 10/1/09 - 09/30/10
Let’s travel through our terrific imaginations to the places we love
to go: the aquarium, the zoo, the circus, the train station and
more! Stories, songs, music, dramatic play and crafts will be our
means of transportation!
Limit:
16 children
Instructors: Phyllis Cullen & Marianne Cullen
Session Day
1
F
Time
9:30 - 11:30 AM
Dates
4/5 - 6/14
Limit:
16 children
Instructors: Annette Mores & Staff
Session Day
1
M
Time
2:00 - 3:00 PM
Dates
4/1 - 6/10
Fee
$85.00
No classes on 5/27
Made by Me
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
Teacher guided—kid inspired! Using various craft methods,
children will be encouraged to create their own individual projects
reflecting their unique ideas and personality. Hands on fun! How
proud they will be to have something “made by me”! Class can be
combined with Lunch Bunch.
Limit:
16 children
Session Day
1
T
Fee
$143
Time
12:45 - 1:45 PM
Dates
4/2 - 6/11
Fee
$93.50
Food Frenzy
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
Math-A-Magicians
Calling all little chefs! We will be creating a special food treat each
and every week! Kids love to cook! Class may not be appropriate
for those with food allergies.
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
Using patterns and simple hands-on counting exercises, this
program will introduce your child to basic math concepts.
Projects and games will make math fun and easy! New lessons
and activities are completed each session making this the perfect
class for old and new friends! Class can be combined with Lunch
Bunch.
Limit:
16 children
Instructors: Janet Kelton & Staff
Session Day
1
M
Time
12:45 - 1:45 PM
Dates
4/1 - 6/10
Fee
$85.00
No classes on 5/27
Limit:
16 children
Session Day
1
T
Time
2:00 - 3:00 PM
Dates
4/2 - 6/11
Fee
$93.50
Afternoon Class Special
REGISTER FOR MULTIPLE CLASSES AND SAVE!
Register for 3 - 4 afternoon classes
$5.00 per class discount per child.
Register for 5 or more afternoon classes
$8.00 per class discount per child.
There are a limited number of spaces available for
enrollment in Get Ready 2's and Terrific Trips for Twos
Morning classes and Lunch Bunch do not count
toward afternoon discount.
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Brown Bag Lunch
Story Stretchers
DOB: 10/01/07 - 09/30/09
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
Lunch Bunch is a recreation program designed to transition 3 & 4
year-old preschoolers into an afternoon of learning and fun. The
program runs five days a week, Monday through Friday. Children
will be taken to their classroom from Lunch Bunch to afternoon
classes. You provide the lunch, we’ll provide the fun! Children
enrolled in Get Set 3's or Let's Go 4's do not need to enroll
separately.
We will stretch our imaginations through projects and activities
related to the theme of our weekly story! Enjoy some favorite
books and find some new ones to love. Stories from previous
sessions are not repeated. Can be combined with Lunch Bunch.
Limit:
16 children per classroom
Instructors: P.S. Specialty Staff
Session Day
1
Th
Session Day
1
M
Time
11:30 - 12:30 PM
Dates
4/1 - 6/10
Fee
$40
11:30 - 12:30 PM
11:30 - 12:30 PM
11:30 - 12:30 PM
11:30 - 12:30 PM
4/2 - 6/11
4/3 - 6/12
4/4 - 6/13
4/5 - 6/14
$44
$44
$44
$44
No classes on 5/27
2
3
4
5
T
W
TH
F
Limit:
16 children
Instructors: Debbie Langdon & Staff
Time
12:45 - 1:45 PM
Dates
4/4 - 6/13
Fee
$93.50
Music Mania
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
Sing, dance and play while learning pre-music skills based on
rhythm and movement! Kids will be introduced to a variety of
instruments and musical selection.
Limit:
16 children
Let’s Experiment
Session Day
1
Th
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
Definitely a hands-on program! This beginning science class will
experiment with gooey things, furry things, many legged things
and much more! New, fun experiments are conducted each
session, so feel free to sign up over and over again! Class can be
combined with Lunch Bunch.
Limit:
16 children
Session Day
1
W
Time
12:45 - 1:45 PM
Dates
4/3 - 6/12
Fee
$93.50
Dates
4/4 - 6/13
Fee
$93.50
Art Explorations
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
A variety of artistic media will be presented in a fun and messy
way. Projects including painting, gluing, cutting and designing are
sure to delight your child. Be sure to dress for mess! New crafts
are completed each session.
Limit:
16 children
Session Day
1
Th
Crafts Galore
Time
2:00 - 3:00 PM
Time
3:15 - 4:15 PM
Dates
4/4 - 6/13
Fee
$93.50
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
In this class we will be doing a different craft technique each
week including ceramics, wood work, beading and much more!
Kids will take home crafts galore!
Limit:
16 children
Session Day
1
W
Time
2:00 - 3:00 PM
Dates
4/3 - 6/12
Fee
$93.50
Traveling Caravan - Under the Sea!
DOB: 10/1/07—9/30/09
Join us as we dive to the bottom of the deep blue sea! Through
stories, crafts, games & music, we will learn about sea creatures
big and small and their ocean habitat. This class promises to be
"oceans" of fun! Class can be combined with Lunch Bunch.
Limit:
16 children
Session Day
1
F
Time
12:30 - 2:00 PM
Dates
4/5 - 6/14
Fee
$121.00
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YOUTH PROGRAMS (Registration begins Tuesday, March 12)
Sticky Fingers
3D Animation for 3D Fun
Grades K-2
Grade(s): K—1
Revolutionary new software puts feature-film
quality 3D storytelling into the hands of kids!
Work with a partner to create a 3D animated
adventure and turn it into a movie to share. Video narration lets
you star in your own animated adventures and easy path
animations let 3D characters interact on screen. Eye-popping
video backgrounds provide a Hollywood setting. You bring your
imagination and we’ll provide the fun!
This program is an opportunity for your child to do all the messy
things children love to do but parents dread having them do at
home. Activities will be varied and some may involve more than
one class to complete.
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
12 participants
Computer Explorers Staff
LSCC - 1st floor
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
M
3:45 - 5:00 PM
4/8 - 5/13
$125
3D Programming…
Design, Discover, Dream-up!
Grades 3-5
Using Alice, an innovative 3D programming software, you’ll
design animation for an interactive game, movie or story. This
object-oriented program is fun and challenging, as you discover
the worlds of computer science and programming by using 3D
graphics in a virtual world. Let your imagination soar. If you can
dream-up a concept, you can design it!
Limit:
12 participants
Instructor: Computer Explorers Staff
Location:
LSCC - 1st floor
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
M
5:15 - 6:30 PM
4/8 - 5/13
$125
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
15 participants
Diane Sikora
LSCC - 2nd floor
Day
TH
Time
4:00 - 5:30 PM
Fee
$126.50
Kids’ Yoga
Ages 5-7 years
We will go on yoga adventures exploring breathing techniques,
creative movements and yoga positions. We will also enjoy a
variety of yoga games. Children will stretch and strengthen their
bodies, improve their focus, imagination and self-esteem. Please
bring a yoga mat to class.
Limit:
10 per session
Instructor:
Stacey Pinke
Location:
LSCC
Day
TH
Time
3:15 - 4:00 PM
Dates
4/4 - 6/13
Fee
$88.00
Ages 8-10 years
We will explore sun salutations, partner poses, yoga games, asanas
and breathing techniques in a supportive, playful environment.
The class is designed to strengthen a child’s sense of well-being,
improve self confidence, increase concentration and inspire
imagination while stretching, strengthening and relaxing the body.
Please bring a yoga mat to class.
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
TH
4:15 - 5:00 PM
4/4 - 6/13 $88.00
Crunch & Munch
Tween Yoga
Grades 1-4
Explore the world of creative cooking through mindful and
innovative recipes custom tailored to cater to even the pickiest
eaters! Children will learn to slice, dice, mash, measure and pour
as they mix up their very own healthy meals from start to finish.
Original recipe books will be created and distributed at the end of
each session. All delicious and nutritious ingredients are provided
by Whole Foods. Guaranteed to be finger-licking fun! *Crunch &
Munch is allergy aware, please inquire for specific details.
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
Dates
4/4 - 6/13
10 per session
Crystal Martucci
LSCC
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
Wed
No class on 2/20
5:00-6:00 PM
4/3 - 6/12
$93.50
Ages 11-13 years
Enjoy yoga through individual poses, yoga games,
partner and group poses and breathing techniques.
Strengthen, tone, stretch and relax the body. Yoga
is great for improving focus and concentration.
Please bring a yoga mat to class.
Limit:
10 per session
Instructor:
Stacey Pinke
Location:
LSCC
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
TH
5:15 - 6:00 PM
4/4 - 6/13 $88.00
No class on 2/21
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YOUTH PROGRAMS (Registration begins Tuesday, March 12)
Mindful Yoga
Livin’ on the Edge - Skate Academy
Ages 14 - 18 years
Designed for young adults, this yoga class will help
you develop a positive mindset for success and adventure. Learn
to be at the top of your game by enjoying a challenging yet fun
yoga class. Improve self esteem and confidence through body
awareness and breathing techniques. It's not your adult yoga
fitness program. It's geared towards you, to address your interests
and concerns. Come with curiosity and questions. Please wear
loose, comfortable clothing for yoga and bring a yoga mat.
Limit:
10 per session
Instructor:
Stacey Pinke
Location:
LSCC
Day
Time
M
7:00 - 8:00 PM
No class 5/27
Dates
4/1 - 6/10
Fee
$85.00
Ages: 7-14 years
BEGINNER & ADVANCED BEGINNER LESSONS
On the first day, students will be split into smaller groups by
ability level. Beginners will learn basic maneuvering and board
control skills. Our instructors will help new students become
comfortable skating on the obstacles in the park. For skaters
who are able to get around the park without assistance, our
instructors will help improve basic techniques and teach common
skateboarding tricks.
Rain dates will be added to end of schedule if needed.
Limit
10 participants.
Instructors: Steven Troullos and Luke Samojlik
Location:
Livingston Skate Park - 357 S. Livingston Ave.
Day
T & Th
Time
3:15—4:15 PM
Dates
4/9—5/9
Fee
$85
Globe Trotters
Grade(s): K - 3
Come travel with us as we paint, sculpt, draw and build our way
around the world! We will use our imagination to hike, fly and
sail to exotic lands each week, where children will have the
opportunity to delve into a rich cultural exploration of art and
stories native to each place we visit.
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
Day
F
10 participants
Crystal Martucci
LSCC
Time
4:30 - 5:30 PM
Dates
4/5 - 6/14
SPRING BREAK PROGRAM
Crazy Chem-Works:
Crazy Chemical Reactions!
Fee
$85
Grades 1-6
Youth and Teens
Check out our website:
http://livingstonsyls.org under
Youth & Teen Programs for
upcoming events in Livingston!
In this awesome Mad Science program, we will take on the role
of Jr. Chemist as we create and concoct with science! From super
sticky stuff to the amazing dry ice-capades, each class will take
you on a journey through hands-on and amazing science! Create
crazy chemical reactions, that pop, fizz, and even experiments
that glow in the dark! Piece by piece throughout our program you
will get to put together your very own home lab, complete with
beakers, test tubes and all the tools of a great Mad Scientist!
Don’t miss out Crazy Chem Works!
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
18
Mad Science Staff
LSCC
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
M-Th
9:00 - 3:00 PM
3/25 - 3/28
$200
20--21
Additional Spring Break Programs can be found on pages 20
See information about Multi-Sports Camp and Pre-School Sport Squirts
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L
LIVINGSTON
IVINGSTON Y
YOUTH
OUTH &
&C
COMMUNITY
OMMUNITY S
SERVICES
ERVICES (LYCS)
(LYCS)
SIGN UP FOR 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR
LYCS is a community-based, after-school program that provides leadership training, health life choices and substance abuse
prevention education to grades 1-12. Since this is a leadership program, students are expected to sign and adhere to a behavioral
agreement. Our program is designed to:
• Teach Livingston's youth about making healthy life choices and the dangers of alcohol,
tobacco and other drugs in a fun educational way.
• Train Leaders and provide opportunities to practice leadership by participating in
community service activities.
•
Empower parents with the tools they need to communicate effectively with their children.
•
Provide opportunities for Livingston youth to engage in healthy social interactions.
•
Build stronger healthy families through workshops and programs.
For further information and class schedules visit www.livingstonlycs.org, or email: [email protected]
All programs meet once a month and run from October through to May, with End-of-Year Party in June
AFTERAFTER-SCHOOL ELEMENTARY PROGRAMS
All programs: 2:452:45-3:45 pm
EVENING PROGRAMS—
PROGRAMS—5:305:30-7:00 pm
@ Monmouth Court Community Center
Grade 1 Young Leaders
Grade 5 Leaders Club
Fee: $75.00
Fee: $75.00
Young Leaders is an after-school program that teaches social,
emotional, and leadership skills in a fun, educational, afterschool program that is age appropriate. Students will learn how
to make friends, how to communicate their feelings, learn
listening skills, and gain confidence in their leadership abilities.
Snacks and recreation time are provided.
Leaders Grade 5 Club is an opportunity for all Grade 5 students
to meet before going into middle school next year. There is a
core curriculum and students choose their goals for the program,
additional topics of interest, and a community service project.
Recreation takes place in the game room at Monmouth Court.
Pizza and refreshments are provided.
Grade 2 Young Leaders
Fee: $75.00
Peer Leaders Club - Grades 6, 7 & 8
Fee: $75.00
In Young Leaders Grade 2 students are taught age-appropriate
life skills, healthy life choices, and leadership skills in a fun,
educational program. The program includes topics on listening,
self-esteem, feelings, friendship, making choices, and when to
say no. Snacks and recreation time are provided.
Peer Leaders Club (Grades 6-8) is a place for students to take on
a leadership role. Students choose topics of interest to them,
Adopt-a-Charity, and a community service project. End-of-Year
Party will be at Funplex. Recreation takes place in the game
room at Monmouth Court. Pizza and refreshments are provided.
Community Leaders Club - Grades 9, 10, 11 & 12
Fee: $75.00
Leaders - Grades 3, 4 & 5
Fee: $75.00
Leaders (Grades 3-5) addresses different topics each month for
each grade including healthy life choices, leadership, and social
skills. Students are taught communication skills, self-esteem,
responsibility, respect, and teamwork. Snacks and recreation
time are provided.
In addition to the above programs, LYCS provides two
family events including a Halloween Party in October and
Ice-Cream Social in June as well as community service
opportunities, expressive arts programs, and co-sponsors
community events.
This is a community leadership program that provides high
school students with opportunities to work with and mentor
younger students including those with special needs. Students
are provided with training on presentation skills, facilitating
groups, and coordinating community-based programs. Previous
program activities have included a variety of community service
projects including volunteering and fundraising, cross-age
teaching, environmental initiatives, participation in Student
Conferences, Summits, and/or Panels, and a Weekend Leadership Camp. Students in this program are expected to be positive
role models in the community and are committed to an ATODfree lifestyle (Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Drugs). This program
provides excellent experience in community programming
which can enhance any college application.
LYCS is funded in part by the Livingston Municipal Alliance Committee (LMAC)
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SPECIAL POPULATIONS
The “Shining Star" Sports League
A league for exceptional children!
An Adapted Sports League developed specifically for children
with special needs. The leagues are designed to fit the child so
that she/he will benefit from the physical, mental, and social
interaction with their peers. As well as being educational and
competitive the child can experience the joy and camaraderie of
team sports. This program is available to non-residents.
Spring Sports Leagues
t-Ball/Baseball
Junior League – Ages 5-9 by 9/1/2012
Day
Sat
Time
9:30—10:30AM
Dates
4/6/13—6/22/13
Fee
$80.00
No class 5/25
Location: Hillside Elementary School
Time
11AM—12PM
Dates
4/6 - 6/22
4 Kids
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
Ages 5-9
Fee
$80.00
In order to register the child must have an I.E.P. or 504. A
Doctor's medical clearance is required. A waiver must be
signed.
Livingston Shining Star
Club
Where
your imagination leads to digital images!
For children ages 10-16
The Shining Star Photo Club is an opportunity for children with
special needs and their teenage peers to work together in an
inclusive environment. Photography is a wonderful combination
of self-expression and social media where kids will be able to
share their artistic creations with friends and family. Learning
from qualified instructors, kids will work on projects they can
take home and projects that may be displayed throughout town!
Students are asked to bring their own digital cameras to class.
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
Wed
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
4/3 - 5/22
$64.00
Victoria Sikora, Certified Teacher
6 Participants
LSCC - 2nd floor
Dates
4/2/13—5/21/13
Fee
$64.00
Dates
4/2/13—5/21/13
Fee
$64.00
Ages 10-16
Equipment & Attire
Most league equipment is provided by Livingston SYLS.
Participants are responsible for their own footwear. Sneakers or
rubber cleats are recommended. Team T-shirts will be provided
to each participant. Please indicate shirt size when registering.
Instructor:
Limit:
Location:
8 participants per class
Cathy Gingerelli, Certified Teacher
LSCC Craft Room
Time
4:15 PM—5:00 PM
Day
Tues
Time
5:15 PM—6:00 PM
No class 5/25
Location: Hillside Elementary School
Phot
An art program
for special
needs children.
Our young artists will explore their creativity through multiple
disciplines and media. The students will draw, paint, and use
printmaking techniques while learning how artists express
themselves through the Elements of art and the Principles of
design. All this will be integrated with the joy of creating and
sharing ideas.
Day
Tues
Senior League- Ages 10-16 by 9/1/2012
Day
Sat
START
START
A Musical Experience
Ages 6-10
Children will enjoy both group and individual musical
experiences while being given the opportunity to enhance social,
fine and gross motor skill development.
Instructor: Melissa Waton-Cohen, Certified Special
Education and music instructor
Limit:
Location:
Day
Wed
8 Participants
LSCC - 2nd floor.
Time
4:15 - 5:00 PM
Dates
4/3/13—5/22/13
Fee
$64.00
Adaptive Recreation
“Shadow” Program
The Adaptive Recreation Program provides trained volunteers to
“shadow” children during most recreation programs. The shadow
works with the specific needs of the child to help him or her
participate more comfortably within the parameters of the program.
To receive more information about the program please contact
Mark Silance, Adaptive Recreation Coordinator, at 973-535-7925
ext. 267. This program is made possible by a grant from the
Department of Developmental Disabilities
Livingston Advisory Committee
on Disabilities
Under the supervision of the Livingston Department of Health,
Welfare and Human Services, the Committee on Disabilities serves
both as an advisory board concerned with issues within the
Township relating to persons with disabilities and ADA compliance
and also provides periodic activities to the disabled community in
town.
Contact Lauren Glassman at 973-535-7961 for more information
about the committee and its programs.
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2013 LIVINGSTON SUMMER CAMPS
Livingston Kids' Camp
July 1 - August 9, 2013
At Heritage Middle School
Rain or Shine!
For children entering
Grades 1 - 7 in Fall 2013.
Registration is now being accepted online: http://
livingstonsyls.org or in the SYLS Office. Get set for an
exciting, fun and adventurous summer program designed to be a
great social experience for your child! Children will enjoy indoor
and outdoor games, arts and crafts, cool downs, dress-up days and
exciting special events! There will be weekly swimming trips to
Northland Pool and optional field trips to locations throughout
New Jersey! All campers will also have the opportunity to
participate in our annual Camp Play. There's always a world of fun
right around the corner at Livingston Kids' Camp!
Register Early and Save
Half Day
9am-12pm
Full Day
9am-3pm
March 2 - June 1
$325
$550
After June 1
$375
$600
Catered Lunch Program
Full day campers may pack a lunch or take advantage of our
catered lunch program. Our camp contracts with Simply Gourmet
Lunches, who will deliver a hot lunch to camp. Visit them online:
www.simplygourmetlunches.com to enroll in the lunch program. A
small fee is charged for catered lunch.
Fully renovated cafeteria & auditorium!
The facilities at Heritage Middle School are air-conditioned making
camp a cool, enjoyable place on a hot day!
Details about all our camp programs can be found in our
Kids Camp 2013 Brochure online at
http://livingstonsyls.org.
2013 Camp Play "Lion King"
Sign up to be a part of the cast! Get into character and costume! A
role will be assigned to every child. Practices are held each
afternoon during the week. Full day and half-day campers eligible.
We’ll be performing on-stage in front of our campers and parents
during the final week of camp! Camp Play materials fee: $20.00.
Registration is now being accepted online: http://
livingstonsyls.org or in the SYLS Office..
Counselor in Training (C.I.T.) Program
For students entering grades 8 & 9 in Fall 2013.
Participants in the CIT Program will have the opportunity to
learn how to work with children at Livingston Kids’ Camp held at
Heritage Middle School, Kindergarten or Preschool Camp held at
Monmouth Court Community Center, or the Play Pals program
at the Senior/Community Center.
CIT’s will work with our camp staff learning how to establish a
positive environment for youth. Training will include how to
work with children in a group setting and how to set up and
manage a schedule of daily activities. All CIT’s will receive CPR
and AED Training provided by the Livingston Police Department.
Every few weeks group assignments will change so participants
have an opportunity to work with different age groups. After
enrolling, CIT’s will receive an interest survey in the mail to be
completed and returned to the SYLS Office, 204 Hillside Avenue.
The interest survey will help determine group placement
throughout the summer.
CIT Requirements
• A minimum attendance of 3 of 6 weeks is required. 2013
camp dates: July 1 – August 9.
• CIT hours will be Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
unless enrolled for the afternoon. See Afternoon hours below.
CIT’s will be required to attend one of two mandatory training
sessions in June:
Session 1: Tuesday, June 4, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. at LSCC
Session 2: Wednesday, June 5, 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. at LSCC
New for 2013
For CIT’s interested in Kids’ Camp (grades 1-6) only,
we will be enrolling 25 CIT’s for an afternoon
session. Afternoon hours will be 12:00 p.m. – 3:00
p.m. CIT’s may only be enrolled for one session. CIT’s may not
enroll for morning and afternoon sessions.
An optional field trip will be offered to CIT’s. We will be taking a
bus trip to Mountain Creek Waterpark on Wednesday, July 24.
The bus will depart from Heritage Middle School at 8:45 a.m. and
return at approximately 3:30 p.m. All CIT’s are eligible, a separate
$30 fee will be charged. You may enroll for the field trip up to the
first week of camp. Registration will be closed after Friday, July 5.
Register online or in the SYLS Office.
Registration
A registration limit of 75 CIT’s will be accepted for the mornings,
25 for the afternoon session. Registration begins Tuesday,
March 12, 2013. Registration will be accepted online at http://
livingstonsyls.org or in the SYLS Office, 204 Hillside Avenue.
For more information, please call 973-535-7925.
Fee: $75 – Includes all training, CPR/AED instruction and CIT
T-shirt.
Information about additional Summer Camps:
Boy's & Girl's Lancers Sports Camps, see page 22
Multi-Sports Camp, see page 21
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2013 LIVINGSTON SUMMER CAMPS (Registration begins Tuesday, March 12)
Kids' Camp Field Trips
Play Pals
Field trip registration will begin on March 12, 2013. Kids'
Camp members are invited to join us! All field trips are optional.
Regular activities will be held at camp on trip days. Field trip
registration will be on a first-come, first served basis. All trips
have registration limits.
Please see our 2013 Summer Camp Trip List for complete
details. The 2012 Camp Trip List is available online at http://
livingstonsyls.org under the Youth and Teen, Summer Camp
page.
Date
Times
Grades Destination
Fee
July 3 9:30-2:30 1 - 7
Wild West City
$30
July 9
9:30-12:30 1 - 3
Powerhouse Studios
$30
July 11 9:30-12:30 4 - 7
Powerhouse Studios
$30
July 17 9:30-3:30
1-7
Liberty Science Center
$30
July 23 9:30-1:30
1-3
Field Station Dinosaurs
$30
July 24 9:30-12:30 1 - 7
Florham Roller Rink
$15
July 25 10:00-4:00 4 - 7
Combat Sports Laser Tag $35
July 30 9:30-12:30 1 - 3
Bowling at Hanover Lanes $15
Aug 1
9:15-3:30
Tomahawk Lake
$35
Aug 5
9:30-12:30 1 - 7
Powerhouse Studios
$30
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Mini - Camps
Six weeks of adventurous projects, crafts and fun for children in grades 1-6!
Summer Mini-Camps will be held Monday through Friday
3:00 – 6:00 pm at the Senior/Community Center located at 204
Hillside Avenue. Participants will be provided with a light snack
and beverage daily. Each week features a different theme
designed to keep children of all ages fully involved. Children
enrolled in both Kids’ Camp and Mini-Camps will be
escorted from Kids’ Camp to the Mini-Camps by our staff.
No pick-up required! Complete descriptions of each week’s
activities can be found online: http://livingstonsyls.org on our
camps page.
Limit:
24 participants per week
Instructor: Tracey Michinard & Staff
Location: LSCC
Session Day
Week 1 M - W
Week 2 M - F
Theme
Dates
Red, White & Blue
7/1 - 7/3
Oh, The Places We Go 7/8 - 7/12
Fee
$54
$90
Week 3
M-F
Wacky and Wonderful 7/15 - 7/19
$90
Week 4
M-F
Buggin' Out
7/22 - 7/26
$90
Week 5
M-F
Friend Power
7/29 - 8/2
$90
Week 6
M-F
Going Green
8/5 - 8/9
$90
DOB:10/01/09 - 09/30/10
Designed for twos and threes, this camp is a great socialization
experience for your toddler. Children will participate in daily crafts,
story time, songs outdoor playground play and free play inside the
classroom. We'll also take a break for our daily snack. This is a
wonderful opportunity for your child to meet new friends. During
the final week of camp we'll also have a small pool party at
Northland Pool on Monday and Tuesday. A parent or caregiver will
be required to attend the pool party. Pool membership is not
required for this event.
Limit:
24 participants
Instructors: Marianne Cullen, Lucy Randis, Karen Rothenberger
Location: LSCC - Preschool Room #2
Session Day
1
M/W
2
T/Th
No class on 7/4
Time
9 - 11:30 AM
9 - 11:30 AM
Dates
7/1 - 8/7
7/2 - 8/8
Fee
$162.00
$148.50
Preschool Summer Camp
DOB:10/01/08 - 09/30/09
Preschoolers will love this introductory camp experience. Children
will be engaged in daily activities that will stimulate their imaginations and introduce them to many new exciting group activities.
There will be playground time, arts and crafts, special events and so
much more. Registration fees include either 3 or 6 weeks of camp.
Weeks may not be selected by the participant. All daily activities,
special events and a camp t-shirt are included. Camp meets Monday
- Friday, 9:15 AM - 12:15 PM, rain or shine!
Limit:
Location:
60 campers
Monmouth Court Community Center
Kindergarten Camp
DOB:10/01/07 - 09/30/08
Join us for a summer of games, crafts, special events and themed
weekly adventures! Our friendly staff will introduce campers to new
activities that will challenge their imaginations and bring out the fun
in everyone! Camp is a great place to meet new friends before the
school year! Registration fees include either 3 or 6 weeks of camp.
All daily activities, special events and a camp t-shirt are included.
Camp meets Monday - Friday, 9:15 AM - 12:15 PM, rain or shine!
Limit:
60 campers
Location:
Monmouth Court Community Center
Register for the full summer and save!
Preschool & Kindergarten Camp Sessions & Fees
First 3 weeks
Second 3 weeks
Full 6 weeks
Dates
Fee
July 1 - July 19
$180
July 22 - Aug 9
$180
July 1 - Aug 9
$325
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From Here to Broadway:
Theatre & Dance Camp
Line Tracking Sensor Robot
Grades 1 - 5
For ages 6-16. Livingston Senior Youth and Leisure Services is
bringing New York level dance and theater training to New Jersey!
Our two week intensive program is a great opportunity for all
children to dance, sing and act in a comfortable, non-intimidating
environment. Training will focus on ballet, tap, jazz, and Broadway
musical theatre repertoire along with introduction to vocal
technique, song interpretation, monologue, scene study and
improvisation. The program will finish with a Cabaret Show for
parents and friends.
Limit:
60 participants
Instructors: Livingston Dance Academy Staff
Location: Heritage Middle School
Day
M-F
Time
9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Dates
8/12 - 8/23
Fee
$350
Teen Travel Camp
Join in on the adventure! SYLS offers one week of travel
opportunities to teens entering grades 6-11, Fall 2013!
Get ready to have the “best week ever!” Trips change each year!
Camp fees include bus transportation to all locations, admission to
attractions, lunch or dinner at some locations, and a Teen Camp
t-shirt. All trips are chaperoned at a 10:1 ratio by our professional
staff. Detailed information including departure and return times and
day planning information will be available online at http://
livingstonsyls.org or in the SYLS Office. All trips depart from and
return to LSCC. For more information, please contact the SYLS
Office at 973-535-7925. Trips are subject to change based on
availability and/or inclement weather conditions.
Trip Schedule
Mon.
Aug. 12 Dave & Busters and IMAX at Palisades Mall
Tue.
Aug. 13 Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
Wed.
Aug. 14 Spiderman on Broadway & Dallas BBQ
Thu.
Aug. 15 Jenkinson's Beach and Boardwalk
Friday Aug. 16 Adventure Aquarium
Limit: 80 participants
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
M-F
TBD
8/12 - 8/16
$425
The two photo interrupters, acting as eyes, makes
your robot go the way you want it to. It is yours
to build and keep. It will follow a black line.
Design your own track from black tape or black
paper. You can change the route anytime that you
want. Learn about the different gears as well as what the photo
interrupter does. Get to build other robots working in groups.
You will get to work with motors, wires, gears, controllers,
wheels, plastic pieces and axles. Join us in our Sumo wrestling,
tug-of-war and obstacle course building. Use your imagination
and create the Sciensational way!
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
20
Sciensational Staff
LSCC
Day
M-F
Time
9 - 12:30 PM
Dates
8/12 - 8/16
Fee
$137
Two Class Special: If registered for both classes, bring your
lunch and stay from 12:30 – 1:00 p.m. No pick-up
necessary!
Roller Coasters & Amusement Park
Rides
Grades 1 - 5
Build a working Roller Coaster and watch as our
coaster cars go up and down steep inclines, as
well as through many thrilling loops. Our Roller
Coaster will be 3 ft. long and 3 ft. high. See if you can change
things to make the ride more exciting. Students will learn first
hand the mechanism of a Roller Coaster. Design and help build
other amusement park rides, such as a Ferris Wheel, Octopus
Whirl, Swing Ride or other types of rides. We’ll have our own
great adventure building… learning…and having fun!
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
20
Sciensational Staff
LSCC
Day
M-F
Time
1 - 4:30 PM
Dates
8/12 - 8/16
Fee
$137
Teen Night at Northland Pool
DJ Entertainment, pool games, prizes and more! Watch for more details at http://livingstonsyls.org
Entry is free for pool members, $10 non-members.
Let us know you’re coming!
RSVP online: http://livingstonsyls.org. Click on Community Pass.
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Wacky Watts & Forces
Advanced Radical Robotics
Grades 1 - 5
Grades 1 - 5
This camp is extremely electric!! Learn all about electricity, its
properties and how we use it every day!! Make indoor lighting as
you conduct Hair-Raising experiments and explore the amazing
Tesla Coil! It promises to be shocking!!!! Jump in and investigate
inertia, gravity, and centripetal force. Let’s join Bernoulli and
Newton as we look into their work in aerodynamics and the
properties of air!!! We will play Mad Science Air Hockey, Generate
Vortex generators, and defy gravity as we levitate a ping pong ball!!
Don’t Crack as we become Under Pressure!! Don’t forget to bring
your lunch.
Roll your way into robot science. Experiment with different
robot designs, as you learn what makes a robot work. Discover
the world of robots as we investigate the differences between
humans and their robotic counterparts. Each day some time will
be spent perfecting a real working robot that we will finish and
take home on Friday.
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
20
Mad Science Staff
LSCC
Day
M-F
Time
9 - 1:00 PM
Dates
8/19 - 8/23
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
20
Mad Science Staff
LSCC
Day
M-F
Time
9 - 1:00 PM
Dates
8/26 - 8/30
Fee
$200
Fee
$180
17TH ANNUAL LIVINGSTON
Youth Appreciation Week
May 20 - 27
Many Great Family Activities Planned!
Go to
www.youthappreciationweek.org
Join us for fun activities and events, Summer, 2013.
Family Nights at Haines Memorial Pool
Come for an evening of activities, live entertainment, food and more! Free for pool
members, $10 non-members. Activities appropriate for children 4 & up.
WATCH FOR DETAILS!
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SPORTS - YOUTH (Registration begins Tuesday, March 12)
Junior Lancer Track Program
Kiddie Soccer
Grade(s): 4—8
Ages: 3 1/2—6 years
This instructional program is designed to teach the
fundamentals of running events, turbo javelin and
running broad jump. The team will also compete in
track & field meets against surrounding communities.
Volunteers are needed to help run the meets. All adults able to
assist at the meets, please contact Senior, Youth & Leisure
Services.
FEE:
$60.00
Days:
Wednesdays , 7—8:30 PM &
Saturday, 3—4:30PM. A detailed schedule
will be given at the team meeting.
Dates:
April 3—early June
Locations: LHS Track
Reg. Deadline: Monday, March 18
Late Fee: $15.00—space permitting
Team Meeting: Saturday, March 16, 11AM
Livingston Senior/Community Center
Kiddie Soccer is a fun-filled and age appropriate
soccer program for boys and girls. The 8-week
sessions are based on various thematic games that
are fun and non-competitive, yet instructional. The
coaching staff consists of men and women who
coach and play the game of soccer, but more importantly, are
experienced in working with young children.
Day
Dates
Time
Fee
Friday
4/19 – 6/7
1 – 2 PM
$130
4 – 5 PM
$130
Location: Monmouth Court Field
Sunday 4/14 – 6/2
9 – 10AM
$130
10 – 11AM
$130
11 – 12PM
$130
Location: Hillside School Upper Field
In the event of rain, make-up will be added at the end.
Youth In-Town Volleyball Program
Grades 6-8
Day
Wed
Time
7 – 9 PM
th
Late Fee:
$15
Dates
4/10 – 6/12
Fee
$60
Sport Squirts is a great way to introduce pre-school children to a variety
of new and exciting sports. Our program is coordinated by the U.S.
Sports Institute one hour a week for seven weeks in a safe, structured
environment, and all sports are learned through a series of games
designed to capture imagination, ensure learning and most importantly
to let the children have fun, fun, fun! For frequently asked questions
regarding Sport Squirts, please visit www.USsportsinstitute.com or call
866-345-BALL (2255).
Soccer – Basketball – T-Ball – Hockey – Lacrosse – Parachute (this is a
game - not jumping out of an airplane)
Register directly with U. S. Sports online www.USsportsinstitute.com or
pick-up a form at SYLS.
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Girls 7 & 8 Grade Travel
Volleyball Team Tryouts
Sports Squirts
Parent & Me
Girls entering 7th or 8th grade in September 2013 will tryout for
one combined team to compete against other area recreation
departments in a competitive league. There is a limit of one team
per community. Practices will be held on Wednesday nights in
September with matches to be played in October. Matches will be
played based on host gym availability in participating
communities. Tryouts will be held at Heritage Middle School Gym
on Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at 7 – 9 PM. Advance registration is
required.
Fee:
Pre-School Sport Squirts Program
Ages 2 – 5
This program will be a structured, instructional and
recreational program. After initial training and
practice session, boys and girls will be grouped into
teams based on age and skill level to compete in
recreational games and enhance their skill level.
Reg. Deadline: Friday, March 15
For registration information, go to www.kiddiesoccer.com,
call 973-543-1197, or pick-up a brochure at the SYLS Offices.
3—5
2—3
1—2PM
1—1:45PM
4/17—5/29
4/17—5/29
$125
$95
Location: Monmouth Ct Community Center Field
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Wednesday, April 3, 2013
$120 - Refundable only if not selected for team
Reg. Deadline: Friday, June 7
Late Fee:
$30
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Tae Kwon Do-Chung Do Kwan
Multi-Sports Camp
This class is an introduction to Tae Kwon Do-Chung
Do Kwan for everyone ages 6 & up (white belt only).
Students will learn practical self defense while acquiring
discipline, conditioning the body, gaining self-confidence
and reducing stress.
Every class begins with a series of traditional movements known as
basic form. This warm up prepares the body and the mind for
workout. The focus then turns to the unique style of kicking for which
tae kwon do is known. Throughout the practice, students investigate
the philosophical and creative applications for the physical techniques
and movements. Every class emphasizes the artistic connection
between the body and the mind.
5th
This class is taught by Steven Safran who is a
degree black belt
with instructor certification. Steve has been teaching Tae Kwon Do
for over 20 years. He also has a Masters Degree in education.
Ages: 5—14;
Sports Squirts: 3—5
Coordinated by the U.S. Sports Institute, this age-specific,
multi-sports camp will give boys and girls the opportunity to
experience a range of sports during this special one-week
camp. Campers will receive technical instruction and play a
variety of sporting games. Sports Squirts will focus on gameoriented activities designed to help develop hand-eye
coordination, balance, agility and movement. All camps are
co-ed and space is limited! Fliers are available at the Senior,
Youth & Leisure Services Office.
Register online at www.USsportsInstitute.com.
SPRING BREAK SESSION
Location: Mt Pleasant Elementary School Activities Room
Ages
5—12
5—12
6—12
Classes will be held Wednesday evening April 3 – May 29
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, March 15, 2013
Based on ability: (Overlap in age reflects flexibility in trying to find
the appropriate spot for the transitional tween age).
SUMMER SESSION
Youth classes will be held for boys and girls ages 6-12
7 – 8 PM
Adult classes will be for male and female ages 11 & up
8 – 9 PM
Camp
Multi Sports
Multi Sports
Multi Sports
Sports Squirts
Sports Squirts
Parent & Me
Parent & Me
Fee:$108.00
Golf Schools for All Ages
Each one and a half hour class will teach the proper mechanics to all
levels of golfers. Learn the golf swing and all other basics such as
putting, short game, hybrids and woods. Golf Professionals and
assistants at the facility will teach all classes. Class size is limited to
16 participants/minimum of 10 on a first come – first served
basis. Contact Lou Ruina at 201-213-1844 or [email protected]
www.louisruina.com. Mail registration to Louis Ruina, 41 Tallmadge Ave
Chatham NJ 07928. Register at the SYLS Office with cash or check.
Location: East Orange Golf Course, 440 Parsonage Hill Rd, Short
Hills, NJ
After School Youth Golf Program
Livingston Children ages 6 – 14 years of age
Session
April
June
Day
M
M
Times
3:30—5PM
4—5:30PM
Dates
4/15—5/6
6/3—6/24
Fee
$140
$140
Teen/
Teen/Adult
Livingston, Men, Women and Teens (all children under 16 must be
accompanied by an adult)
Session
April
May
Day
Th
M
Times
6—7:30PM
6:30—8PM
Registration Deadline:
Dates
4/25—5/16
6/3—6/24
April sessions:
June sessions:
Fee
$140
$140
April 1st
May 20th
Days
M—Th
M—Th
M—Th
Time
9AM-12:30PM
1PM-4PM
9AM-4PM
Ages
6—12
5—12
5—12
3—5
3—5
2—3
2—3
Dates
3/25—3/28
3/25—3/28
3/25—3/28
Time
9AM-4PM
9AM-12:30PM
1PM-4PM
1PM-2PM
2PM-3PM
1PM-1:45PM
2PM-2:45PM
Fee
$135
$ 95
$160
Dates
8/12—8/16
8/12—8/16
8/12—8/16
8/12—8/16
8/12—8/16
8/12—8/16
8/12—8/16
Fee
$199
$169
$109
$79
$79
$69
$69
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, July 26, 2013
S.A.G.E—Set A Good Example
The Township of Livingston and the Livingston Sports
Council aspire to be outstanding educational athletic
organizations providing a quality experience to every
athlete. As part of our commitment to this goal, all
parents, legal guardians and adult sports participants must
sign a Code of Conduct pledge prior to participating in
any Township sponsored sports activity. Signing the
pledge acknowledges that every participant has read and
discussed the Code of Conduct with all family members
and accepts responsibility for their family’s actions while
attending, coaching, officiating or participating in a sports
event.
Complete copies of the Township of Livingston Sports
Council Code of Conduct are available at the SYLS
Office, Livingston Public Library, Livingston Public
Schools or on the Township website
(www.livingstonnj.org) or the Board of Education website
(www.livingston.org).
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SUMMER LANCER SPORTS CAMPS
BOY'S & GIRL'S LANCERS SPORTS CAMPS
The Livingston High School Coaching Staff will conduct the fourth annual Lancers Summer Sports Camps in conjunction
with Livingston Senior, Youth and Leisure Services. All camps will be specifically “geared” to the campers to provide each
participant with the ingredients for an action packed, learning and FUN camp experience. Participants will have hands on
training and be supervised by the LHS Coaching Staff in each sport. Registration fee refund is made only in the event of
cancellation. Campers should wear comfortable sport appropriate clothing and are to bring brown bag lunch and
snacks for themselves. Water fountains are available, however campers may bring drinks to stay hydrated. In the
event of rain—camps will be held in the LHS Main Gym.
Fee: $150 per session
PROGRAM
Late Fee:$40
GRADE (Fall 2013)
DATES
LOCATION
TIMES
Reg. Deadline
Boys Lacrosse
Co-Ed Basketball
Boys Soccer
Girls Softball
3–9
4–9
3—9
3–9
July 1 – July 5*
July 1 – July 5*
July 8—July 12
July 8 – July 12
LHS Turf
LHS Main Gym
LHS Turf
Oval Softball
9 AM – 2 PM
9 AM—2 PM
9 AM—1 PM
9 AM – 1 PM
Jun 17
Jun 17
Jun 24
Jun 24
Speed Agility / Track
Cheerleading
Wrestling
4 – 9 (Tue &Thu)
4–9
2–9
July 9 – August 1
July 15 – July 19
July 22 – July 26
LHS Turf
LHS FWC
LHS FWC
5:30 – 8 PM
9 AM – 1 PM
9 AM – 1 PM
Jun 25
Jul 1
Jul 6
Girls Lacrosse
Co-Ed Basketball
Football
Co-Ed Volleyball
3–9
4–9
3–9
3–9
July 22 – July 26
July 29—Aug 2
July 29 – Aug 2
Aug 5 – Aug 9
LHS Turf
LHS Main Gym
LHS Turf
LHS Main Gym
9 AM – 1 PM
9 AM – 1 PM
9 AM – 2 PM
9 AM – 1 PM
Jul 6
Jul 15
Jul 15
Jul 22
Baseball
3–9
Aug 5 – Aug 9
Oval Baseball
9 AM – 1 PM
Jul 22
Field Hockey
Girls Soccer
3–9
3–9
Aug 12 – Aug 16
Aug 12 – Aug 16
Oval Field Hockey 9 AM – 1 PM
LHS Turf
9 AM – 1 PM
Jul 29
Jul 29
*No Camp July 4th
DATES ARE
TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Junior Golf Camp – Summer 2013
Summer Bowling Program
Campers will receive golf instruction on all facets of the game in a
learning and FUN environment . The camp will provide clubs,
balls, prizes, handouts, snacks and beverages. There will be
Contests / Competitions and play on the golf course a minimum
of two days.
Ages: 3—14 years
Co-sponsored with Eagle Rock Lanes in West Orange, this
program consists of both professional instruction and league
games for boys and girls. The fee includes two games of
bowling, instructional assistance, shoe rental, lightweight balls,
and an awards pizza lunch at the end of the program with
awards for everyone! For additional information, call Joe at 973731-6363 at Eagle Rock Lanes or pick up a flier at the SYLS
Office.
Contact Lou Ruina at 201-213-1844 or [email protected]
Fee:
Location: East Orange Golf Course, 440 Parsonage Hill Rd,
Short Hills, NJ 07928
Livingston Residents ages 6 – 14 years of age
Session
Week 1
Week 2:
Week 3:
Week 4:
Dates
July 8 - July12
July 15 - July 19
July 22 - July 26
July.29 - Aug.2
Times
1:15 AM – 4:15 PM
1:15 AM – 4:15 PM
9:15 AM – 12:15 PM
9:15 AM – 12:15 PM
Fee
$300
$300
$300
$300
Camp size is limited. Registration is on a first come – first served
basis.
Deadline for Livingston resident registration is Friday, two
weeks prior to each camp. Non resident registrations will be
considered after that date provided the class is not full.
Day:
Dates:
Pee Wee Division:
Jr. Division:
Day:
Dates:
Location:
$8/week—paid at the Lanes
$4/ week absentee fee
Tuesday, 4PM OR Wednesday, 4PM
6/18—8/20/13
6/19—8/21/13
Kids on bumper lanes
2 games
2 kids, $16 per team per week
3 games
1 adult & 1 youth
$20 per team per week
Sunday, 6:00PM
6/16 - 8/18/13
Eagle Rock Lanes
Eagle Rock Ave., W. Orange
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Youth Bicentennial Triathlon
Livingston is celebrating its 200th Birthday with a Youth Triathlon for all boys and girls ages 7 - 15
years of age. The event will take place at Memorial Park on Saturday, June 29th. PrePre-registration is
Required – no registrations will be accepted at the event. Athletes will compete according to the
following groups:
Ages
(as of 6/29/2013)
Ages 7-8
Ages 9-10
Ages 11-12
Ages 13-15
Events
Swim 25 yds, Bike 1 mile, and Run ½ mile
Swim 50 yds, Bike 2 miles, and Run ½ mile
Swim 75 yds, Bike 2 miles, and Run 1 mile
Swim 100 yds, Bike 2 miles, and Run 1 ½ miles
Check In
7:30 AM
8:00 AM
8:15 AM
8:30 AM
Start
8:30 AM
8:45 AM
9:00 AM
9:15 AM
All starts will begin in the water at Haines Memorial Pool. This is a fun recreational event – participation
medals will be given out to all athletes completing the Triathlon – there will be no individual awards. The
times are not certified and unofficial times will be posted for all finishers. The course of the race will be
swimming in Haines Pool, biking around the Oval and running the LHS Track.
Participants must bring your own bike, helmet, swim suit, towel, goggles, sneakers, socks,
sunscreen. Bikes may be any type or size.
Registration Deadline: Friday, June 21st
Fee: $20.00
Late Fee $5.00 (space permitting)
Final registration Tuesday, June 25 – No athletes will be accepted after this date.
Register on line at www.livingstonnj.org Community Pass or in person SYLS Office.
LIVINGSTON YOUTH SPORTS ASSOCIATION CONTACT INFORMATION
Baseball & Softball:
American League
(South side of Town)
National League
(North side of Town)
Girls Softball League
Girls Thunder Travel Softball
Senior League 13-16
Livingston Little League
Larry Ringler
Player Agent
973-992-7607
Jon Fetner, Pres
Gina Vaccaro, Director
Jeff Becker
Pat O’Connor
973-477-3600
973-868-7743
973-953-1775
973-740-1806
American Legion Baseball
Sam Politan
201-303-2329
Football & Cheerleading:
Football
Cheerleading
Lacrosse:
Livingston Jr. Lancers
Mike Duffy
201-404-8294
Sue Linnen
201-618-1052
Livingston Jr Lacrosse Club
Lacrosse Club
Soccer:
Soccer Club
Eric Rosenson
Livingston Soccer Club
Steve Toby, Pres
www.livall.org
[email protected]
www.lnlls.com
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.livingstonseniorleague.com
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.post201bb.com
www.jrlancers.org
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.livingstonlacrosse.org
[email protected]
201-506-5249
www.lsclub.com
[email protected]
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TENNIS - YOUTH & ADULT (Registration begins March 12)
Youth Tennis Lessons
Grades: Entering Grades 3—6, Fall 2013
The program is open to Livingston boys and girls. Lessons are held at the Heritage Middle School tennis courts
Monday—Thursday. If your child is enrolled in the Kids’ Camp, the counselors will take him or her to the courts and
pick them up after the lesson. In the event of rain, classes will be held in Heritage gym. Please bring one unopened can of tennis balls
to the first class of each session for which you are registered. Students should also bring their own racquet to every class.
Limit:
10 per class
Instructors:
Professional tennis instructors will lead each class.
Registration Deadline: 2 weeks prior to each session.
Fee:
$45
Late Fee After Deadline:
Tennis Camp A – July 1 – July 5* (No classes Jul 4th)
Tennis Camp B – July 8 – July 11
Tennis Camp C – July 15 – July 18
$15
Tennis Camp D – July 22 – July 25
Tennis Camp E – July 29 – August 1
*Week of July 4th, session will meet Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
A Jul 1 – Jul 5*
Reg. Deadline:
6/17/2013
B Jul 8 – Jul 11
Reg. Deadline:
6/24/2013
C Jul 15 – Jul 18
Reg. Deadline:
7/1/2013
D Jul 22 – Jul 25
Reg. Deadline:
7/8/2013
E Jul 29 – Aug 1
Reg. Deadline:
7/15/2013
Grades 3 & 4
9:00 - 9:50 AM
Session 1
Session 5
Session 9
Session 13
Session 17
Grades 5 & 6
10:00 - 10:50 AM
Session 2
Session 6
Session 10
Session 14
Session 18
Grades 3 & 4
11:00 - 11:50 AM
Session 3
Session 7
Session 11
Session 15
Session 19
Grades 5 & 6
12:00 - 12:50 PM
Session 4
Session 8
Session 12
Session 16
Session 20
Young Adult Tennis Lessons
Adult Tennis
Grades: Entering Grades 7—12, Fall 2013
The program is open to Livingston boys and girls. Lessons are
held at the Heritage Middle School tennis courts Friday mornings for five weeks, beginning July 12th. In the event of rain,
classes will be held in Heritage gym. Please bring one
unopened can of tennis balls to the first class. Students
should also bring their own racquet to every class.
Limit:
10 per class
Instructors:
Professional tennis instructors.
Registration Deadline: June 28
(Ages 18+) Beginner and Intermediate Classes offered
Professionals will provide Tennis instruction for Livingston adults at
Heritage tennis courts. Register for only one session within sessions
1 through 4 and one session within 5 and 6. In the event of rain,
make-up classes will be added to the end of the sessions if possible
or on another day or evening the following week. Morning classes
may be held inside—space permitting. One unopened can of USTA
approved tennis balls must be brought to the first class. Registration
is limited to 10 per class session. No refunds for missed classes.
Registration Deadline Session 1 – 4: June 28, 2013
Registration Deadline Session 5&6: July 31, 2013
Session:
Friday
Fee:
$45
July 12 – August 9
11AM – 11:50AM
Late Fee After Deadline: $15
During the times of SYLS instruction as well as
Livingston High School and Heritage Middle
School Sports Programs – limited tennis courts
may be available to the general public for use.
Additional courts are available at Memorial,
Heritage and Northland. Township and Board
of Education Tennis Courts may NOT BE USED
AT ANYTIME for private lessons. No more than
six (6) balls are permitted on a court and ball
hoppers are prohibited other than SYLS and
school programs.
Session 11-B Wednesday
July 10 – Aug 7
6:30PM – 7:20PM
Session 22-I
July 10 – Aug 7
7:30PM – 8:20PM
Wednesday
Session 33-B Friday
July 12 – Aug 9
9:00AM – 9:50AM
Session 44-I
July 12 – Aug 9
10:00AM – 10:50 AM
Friday
Session 55-B Wed & Fri
Aug 14 – Aug 28
9:00AM – 9:50AM
Session 66-I
Aug 14—Aug 28
10:00AM—10:50 AM
Wed & Fri
Session 1—4 Beginner classes: Wednesdays 6:30 PM
Fridays 9:00 AM
Intermediate classes: Wednesdays 7:30 PM
Fridays 10:00 AM
Limit:
10 per class
Instructors: Professional tennis instructors will lead each class.
Fee: $55
Late Fee After Deadline: $15
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SPORTS - ADULTS
ALL ADULT RECREATIONAL SPORTS ACTIVITIES ARE OPEN TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS:
Resident Fee (R):
Non-Resident Fee (NR):
1. Anyone listed on a roster since 1992 = R rate
1. Anyone who attended or graduated from Livingston High
School or a private school while a resident of Livingston =
NR rate
2. Current Livingston residents = R rate
Proof of Non-resident eligibility must be
presented at the time of registration
Men’s Softball Leagues
There are six divisions of A.S.A. sanctioned men’s slow pitch
softball offered.
Men 18 and over — M1, M2, M3 & M4
Men 35 and over — MA & MB
All teams are competitive within their divisions. Registration is
by team only. Individuals without a team may contact the
Senior, Youth & Leisure Services Office for information about
starting a new team or possible placement on an existing team.
League
Fee
League
Fee
M1
$735/team
M4
$735/team
M2
$735/team
MA
$735/team
M3
$735/team
MB
$735/team
2. Anyone who works full-time, year round (30+ hours/
week) for a business in Livingston which pays taxes to
Livingston = NR rate
Women’s Softball Leagues
There are two divisions of A.S.A. sanctioned women’s slow
pitch softball offered.
Women 18 and over — W1
Women 35 and over — WA
All teams are competitive within their divisions. Registration is
by team only. Individuals without a team may contact the
Senior, Youth & Leisure Services Office for information about
starting a new team or possible placement on an existing team.
League
Fee
W1
$735/team
WA
$735/team
Softball Registration Information:
Softball registration is conducted in January, however check with SYLS Office to see if there are any available
openings for new teams—space is limited.
Adult/Teen Golf Schools
Millburn Par 3 Golf Club Memberships
Each class will teach the proper mechanics to all levels of
golfers. Learn the golf swing and all other basics such as putting,
short game, hybrids and woods. Golf Professionals and
assistants at the facility will teach all classes. Class size is
limited to 16 participants/minimum of 10 on a first come –
first served basis.
Contact Lou Ruina at 201-213-1844 or [email protected]
Ages: 18 and over
The Township of Millburn offers to Livingston
residents golf memberships to the Township Par 3
Golf Course located in Gero Park on White Oak Ridge
Road. Livingston residents can sign up online beginning March 1st by going to http://
register.communitypass.net/millburn. Residents can register
online or by mail beginning March 1st. If members have their
Millburn Photo ID Badge from 2012, they can use the same
badge in 2013. If you are a first time Par 3 member, they must
register online or by mail and also email or mail in a photo. For
detailed information on the registration process or any questions
please call Millburn Recreation Office at 973-564-7095.
Location: East Orange Golf Course, 440 Parsonage Hill Rd,
Short Hills, NJ
Livingston, Men, Women and Teens (all children under 16
must be accompanied by an adult)
Session
April
May
Day
Th
M
Times
6—7:30PM
6:30—8PM
Dates
4/25—5/16
6/3—6/24
Space is limited so register early.
Registration Deadline: April sessions:
June sessions:
Fee
$140
$140
FULL MEMBERSHIP
Fee: $180
Play permitted whenever the course is open.
LIMITED MEMBERSHIP
Fee: $90
Play permitted Tuesday—Friday, 10AM—2PM tee times only.
Course Opens: Sunday, April 1, 2013
April 1st
May 20th
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AQUATIC PROGRAMS
Registration Opens Tuesday, March 12
Learn to Swim Program
Classes are available to Livingston residents regardless of pool membership status and NEW this year - Roseland
pool members age three and over by June 30, 2013. Students are divided into classes based on skill levels (see Youth
Testing Schedule below). A child may be registered for only one session at a time. Registration deadline: June 11,
Class Schedule
Youth Testing Schedule
Session #
1A
1B
1C
Dates
Days
Time
Fee
7/8—7/25
M—Th 10—10:45AM $35
7/8—7/25
M—Th 11—11:45AM $35
7/8—7/25
M—Th 12—12:45PM $35
2A
2B
2C
7/29—8/15
7/29—8/15
7/29—8/15
All participants must be tested by members of the swim staff to
insure placement in the correct level. Testing is done at Haines
Memorial Pool and appointments may be made by calling the SYLS
Office at 973-535-7925.
Location:
Haines Memorial Pool
M—Th
M—Th
M—Th
10—10:45AM $35
11—11:45AM $35
12—12:45PM $35
Appointment Availability:
Monday, July 1
Tuesday, July 2
Wednesday, July 3
10—12:45PM
10—12:45PM
10—12:45PM
Aquajets Swim Team
Adult Swim Lessons
Ages: 6—18
Ages: 18 and over
Open to 2013 pool members ages 6—18, the Aquajets Swim
Team competes with other communities in the Northern New
Jersey Suburban Swim League in a number of home and away
meets. Age categories are 6—8, 9—10, 11—12, 13—14 & 15—
18. Ages are determined as of June 1, 2013. All practices and
home meets are held at Haines Memorial Pool. Evening practices
begin Tuesday, June 25 and morning practices begin Friday, June
28.
This class is designed to provide group instruction and orient
participants to the water and teach basic swimming skills to develop
confidence and competency. Trained instructors will teach the class
based on the participants skill levels. In the event sessions are
cancelled, attempts will be made for make-up classes based
on pool and instructor availability.
Registration Deadline:
Friday, June 7
There is a mandatory parent's meeting on Wednesday,
June 5,
5, 7:00PM at the Senior/Community Center,
204 Hillside Avenue.
Fee:
$85
Late Fee: $25
Location: Haines Memorial Pool
Practice Schedule:
8 years & Younger: Tuesday—Thursday 5—5:45PM
Monday & Friday
12—12:45PM
9—12 years:
Tuesday—Thursday 5:45—7PM
Monday & Friday
10:45AM—12PM
13 years & Older:
Tuesday—Thursday 6:30—8PM
Monday & Friday
9:30—11AM
NOTE: Aquajet Swimmers are required to attend a minimum
of 3 practices per week. This is a competitive team that
enhances individual’s skills for competition. Not to be used as
swimming lessons.
Location: Haines Memorial Pool - Lap pool
Day
M
Time
7 - 7:45PM
Date
6/24 - 8/12
Fee
$45
Registration deadline: June 11, 2013
Handicapped Swim
Open swim for people with disabilities is held at Northland Pool on
Sunday mornings, June 23—August 18 from 11AM—12PM. Pool
membership is not required and non-residents are welcome;
however, pre-registration is required by June 7. Forms are available at the
SYLS Office, mailed upon request by calling 973-535-7925 or may
downloaded at www.livingstonnj.org.
Day
Su
Time
11AM—12PM
Fee:
Free!
Dates
6/23—8/18
Location: Northland Pool
Adult Aquatic Fitness classes, see page 29
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Adult Fitness (Registration begins March 12, Residents, Non-residents, March 19)
CLASS LOCATIONS! Morning classes relocated to Senior/Community Center (SCC),
evening classes relocated to Riker Hill Elementary School, 31 Blackstone Dr.
Adult FitPass
Class Descriptions:
FitPasses are still being used for the following
programs and may be purchased at Senior, Youth
and Leisure Services (SYLS) in units of 12 or 24
sessions. When you attend a Cross Training,
Shape Up or Step Class, the instructor will mark
one space on your card. When the card is finished, buy another.
Cross Training — A challenging and intensive workout
program, the class includes sets of aerobic routines and basic
steps for burning calories combined with concentrated weight
routines for complete body sculpting. Steps, 1-lb weights and
xertubes are provided.
Shape Up — A total body workout incorporating low impact
routines, this class focuses on toning muscles, building strength
and improving body flexibility.
Cross Training, Shape Up and Step Classes are held throughout
the week and are open to individuals ages 18 and over. Adult
FitPasses only accepted for these classes. Senior Fitness is held
on Mondays and Wednesdays and is open to individuals ages 62
and over. Senior FitPass only accepted at these classes. Please
note: there is no transference of cards between Adult Fitness
classes and Senior Fitness classes.
Step Fitness — A high intensity, low impact aerobic
program involving stepping on and off a heightadjustable platform. Height and intensity may be
modified to suit one’s own ability level.
All programs have maximum participation numbers due to
space limitations. No guarantee of space availability is made by
the instructor or SYLS. Lost cards will not be refunded.
Instructor: Elina Jungmann
SUMMER SESSIONS ADDED!
Session
R:
NR:
12-session Adult FitPass
Fee
$78
$102
R:
NR:
$156
$204
Adult Fitness Class Schedule—ADULT FITPASS ONLY
Class
Day
Time
Dates
Location
No class
Shape Up
Monday
8:30—9:30AM
4/1—6/17
SCC
5/27
Step Fitness
Monday
6:15—7:15PM
4/1—6/17
Riker Hill
5/27
Step Fitness
Monday (summer)
5:00—6:00PM
7/1—8/19
MCC
Cross Training
Wednesday
8:30—9:30AM
4/3—6/19
SCC
Step Fitness
Wednesday
6:15—7:15PM
4/3—6/19
Riker Hill
Step Fitness
Wed. (summer)
5:00—6:00PM
7/3—8/21
MCC
Shape Up
Thursday
8:30—9:30AM
4/4—6/20
SCC
Cross Training
Thursday
6:15—7:15PM
4/4—6/20
Riker Hill
Senior FitPass
This program features low impact aerobic routines and gentle
stretching and toning exercise. For those ages 62 and over and
the disabled population.
6/5
4/25
Session
R: 12-session Senior FitPass
NR: 12-session Senior FitPass
Fee
$39
$63
R:
$78
24-session Senior FitPass
NR: 24-session Senior FitPass
$126
Senior Fitness Class Schedule—SENIOR FITPASS ONLY
Class
Day
Time
Dates
Location
No class
Senior Fitness
Monday
9:30—10:30AM
4/1—6/17
SCC
5/27
Senior Fitness
Wednesday
9:30—10:30AM
4/3—6/19
SCC
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Yoga
Yoga is a system of stretching postures which tone and align the body and help the body absorb the effects of stress to balance and rejuvenate the body and calm the mind. Participants should dress in comfortable clothing. Please bring a yoga mat to each class. Please arrive to
class on time.
Level 1: This class is for beginners and people interested in a more gentle class. Emphasis will be on stretching, alignment and relaxation.
Level 2: This class is for fit beginners and people interested in an active yoga class. Emphasis will be on stretching, strengthening, toning
and relaxation.
Chair Yoga (for seniors): A class for senior adults where chairs are used to eliminate sitting on the floor for stabilization and deepening
stretches. The class consists of chi gong exercises, breathing exercises, sitting and standing yoga postures, tai chi and a guided relaxation.
The goal is to increase energy, strength, balance, flexibility and relaxation.
Limit: 20:
Instructor: Susi Amaya
Level
Day
Time
Dates
Location
Fee
Spring
Summer
2
Tuesday
8:45—10AM
No class 6/4
4/2—6/18
7/2—8/20
LSCC
R:
R:
$71.50 NR: $93.50
$52
NR: $68
Spring
Summer
1
Tuesday
10:15—11:30AM
No class 6/4
4/2—6/18
7/2—8/20
LSCC
R:
R:
$71.50 NR: $93.50
$52
NR: $68
Spring
Summer
2
Tuesday
7:15—8:30PM
No class 6/4
4/2—6/18
7/2—8/20
LSCC
R:
R:
$71.50 NR: $93.50
$52
NR: $68
Spring
Summer
2
Thursday
8:45—10AM
4/4—6/20
7/11—8/22
LSCC
R:
R:
$78
NR: $102
$45.50 NR: $59.50
Spring
Summer
1
Thursday
10:15—11:30AM
4/4—6/20
7/11—8/22
LSCC
R:
R:
$78
NR: $102
$45.50 NR: $59.50
Spring
Summer
2
Thursday
7—8:15PM
4/4—6/20
7/11—8/22
LSCC
R:
R:
$78
NR: $102
$45.50 NR: $59.50
Spring
Summer
Spring
Summer
Chair Yoga
(for seniors)
Wed
11AM—12PM
No class 4/10, 4/24
10AM—11AM
No class 4/12
4/3—6/19
7/3—8/21
4/5—6/21
7/12—8/23
LSCC
R:
R:
R:
R:
$32.50
$26
$35.75
$22.75
Friday
Pilates
NR: $52.50
NR: $42
NR: $57.75
NR: $36.75
20/20/20
Pilates is an exercise program designed to increase flexibility,
strengthen muscles and improve posture. There is a concentration
on core strengthening and stabilization. The breathing techniques
help balance the mind-body connection. Please bring towel, water,
mat and light weights (no more than 2-3 lbs).
This is a high energy class filled with 20 minutes of fun
cardiovascular exercises followed by 20 minutes of intense muscle
conditioning drills, and finishing with 20 minutes of yoga and
pilates stretching techniques, including core stabilization. Please
bring: towel, water, light weights, (not more than 5 lbs) and a mat.
Limit
Instructor:
Location:
20
Jane Diner (Spring) Linda Hemmat (Summer)
Northland Recreation Center (Spring)
LSCC (Summer)
Limit
Instructor:
Location:
Session
SPRING
Day Time
F
11—12 PM
SUMMER
F
Dates
4/5—6/21
Fee
R:
NR:
10:30—11:30AM 7/12—8/23 R:
NR:
$78
$102
$45.50
$59.50
20
Linda Hemmat
LSCC (Summer)
Session
Day Time
Dates
SPRING
M
9:30—10:30AM 4/1—6/17
No class 5/27
F
9:30—10:30AM 4/5—6/21
SUMMER
M
F
Fee
R: $71.50
NR: $93.50
R: $78.00
NR: $102.00
9:30—10:30AM 7/1—8/19 R: $52.00
NR: $68.00
9:30—10:30AM 7/12—8/23 R: $45.50
NR: $59.50
Register early to avoid class cancellations.
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Aqua Zumba
Splashercise (Summer only)
Jump into the Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, calorie-burning,
dance fitness party that makes working out a splash.
Limit:
20
Instructor: Shira Searle
(Jefferson Ct. off of Congressional Parkway)
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
Tues
7 -7:45 PM
7/2—7/30
R: $32.50
NR: $42.50
"All Buff, No Fluff"
Effective 2 minute intervals of fat - burning cardio moves and
strength training moves. Core challenging to promote flatter
stomachs and better balance. Be prepared to SWEAT AND
BRNG IN YOUR LIGHT WEIGHTS (depending on your
strength, no higher than 5 lbs ).
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
20
Linda Hemmat
LSCC (Summer)
Session
SPRING
Day Time
9:30—10:30AM
Th
SUMMER
Th
8:30—9:30AM
Dates
4/4—6/20
Fee
R:
$78
NR: $102
7/11—8/22 R: $45.50
NR: $59.50
Inner Strength
This class is non cardio and can be done in bare feet or with
socks combining Pilates and basic core conditioning. Students
will achieve stronger abdominals, glutes and back muscles. Better
posture is an added benefit. Please bring mat and either a set of 1
or 2 pound weights.
Limit:
Instructors:
Location:
Session
SPRING
SUMMER
20
Linda Hemmat
Northland Recreation Center (Spring & Summer)
Day Time
Dates
Fee
Tues 10—11 AM
4/2—6/18 R: $78
NR: $102
Tues 10—11 AM
7/2—8/20 R: $52
NR: $68
Ages: 18+
This program features aerobic exercises and a total body workout in
the water. In the event of rain, participants should wear sneakers to
participate in an indoor aerobic class at Northland Recreation
Center.
Limit:
30
Instructor: Elina Jungmann
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
M
9:30-10:30AM
7/1—8/19
M
10:30-11:30AM
7/1—8/19
W
9:30-10:30AM
7/3—8/21
W
10:30-11:30AM
7/3—8/21
R:
NR:
R:
NR:
R:
NR:
R:
NR:
$52.00
$68.00
$52.00
$68.00
$52.00
$68.00
$52.00
$68.00
Piloxing!
PILOXING uniquely mixes Pilates and boxing moves into a fat
torching, muscle sculpting, core-centric interval workout, guaranteed
to whip you into shape, using a class format that’s both fun and
challenging.
This class blends the power, speed and agility of boxing with the
beautiful sculpting and flexibility of Pilates. In addition to Pilates
and boxing movements, the exercise incorporates the use of
weighted gloves which add to the workout by toning the arms and
maximizing cardiovascular health. Please bring set of 1 lb weights or
1/2 lb weighted gloves to class.
Limit:
25
Instructor:
Shira Searle
Location:
LSCC, Lower Level
Session
Day Time
Dates
SPRING
Wed 6:30—7:30PM
4/10—6/19
No class 4/17
SUMMER Wed 6:30—7:30PM
7/3—8/21
Fee
R: $65
NR: $85
R: $52
NR: $68
Adult and Senior Fitness Classes
SPRING PREVIEW WEEK
MARCH 11—MARCH 16
Registration required!
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Adult & Senior Fitness (Registration begins Dec. 11, Residents, Non-residents, Dec. 18)
Adult/Senior Fee Structure: The senior rate is available to those 62 years of age and older.
Zumba
Pre & Postnatal Yoga
Come join the fitness sensation that is sweeping the nation!
Drawing on Latin dance moves, this fun and energetic dance
fitness class is a great way to get in shape and have some fun.
Limit:
24
Instructors: KJ Bryant, Mondays, Thur. & Saturdays
Laura Tomayo, Wednesday
Location: LSCC, Lower Level
This class is appropriate for any stage of pregnancy. Practicing yoga
can be an ideal way to stay in shape during your pregnancy keeps
you limber, tones your muscles, and improves your balance and
circulation, with little, if any, impact on your joints. Yoga is also
beneficial because it helps you learn to breathe deeply and relax,
which will come in handy as you face the physical demands of
labor, birth, and motherhood. New mothers are also encouraged to
return to this class as a great way to transition back into a regular
yoga practice after childbirth. This is a very gentle yoga class, and
no prior yoga experience is needed. Please remember to follow the
13 rules of safe pregnancy exercise. Bring your own yoga mat.
Limit:
20
Instructor: Jane Dinner
Location:
LSCC, Lower Level
Session
Day Time
Dates
Fee
SPRING
Th
11:35—12:30PM 4/4—6/20 R: $78
NR: $102
SUMMER Th
11:35—12:30PM 7/11—8/22 R: $45.50
NR: $59.50
SPRING SESSION
Session Day
1
M
No class 5/27
2
M
No class 5/27
3
W
4
TH
5
TH
No class 5/16
6
S
No class 5/25
Time
5-5:55 PM
Dates
4/1—6/17
6-6:55 PM
4/1—6/17
5-5:55 PM
4/3—6/19
9:30-10:25 AM 4/4—6/20
5-5:55 PM
4/4—6/20
9-9:55 AM
4/6—6/22
SUMMER SESSION
Session Day
Time
1
M
5-5:55 PM
Dates
7/1—8/19
2
M
6-6:55 PM
7/1—8/19
1
W
5-5:55 PM
7/3—8/21
4
TH
9:30-10:25 AM 7/11—8/22
5
TH
5-5:55 PM
Fee
R: $71.50
NR: $93.50
R: $71.50
NR: $93.50
R: $78.00
NR: $102.00
R: $78.00
NR: $102.00
R: $71.50
NR: $93.50
R $71.50
NR $93.50
(Senior Program)
7/11—8/22
Fee
R: $52.00
NR: $68.00
R: $52.00
NR: $68.00
R: $52.00
NR: $68.00
R: $45.50
NR: $59.50
R: $45.50
NR: $59.50
Yogilates
A non-impact combination of Yoga and Pilates. Floor exercises
that combine toning and lifting while enhancing balance and
agility. Using gentle Yoga postures you also work on improving
your flexibility all in this one fusion class.
Limit:
20
Instructor: Jane Dinner
Location:
LSCC, Lower Level
Session
Day Time
SPRING
Tues 6—6:55 PM
No class 6/4
SUMMER Tues 6—6:55 PM
Forever Fit
Dates
4/2—6/18
7/2—8/20
Fee
R: $71.50
NR: $93.50
R: $52.00
NR: $68.00
Have fun and move to the music with low impact cardio exercises
that help active older adults maintain cardiovascular health,
strength, balance and flexibility. Light weights and bands will be
used. Please bring a towel, water and a set of light weights (1-2lbs).
All fitness levels are welcome.
Limit
Instructor:
Location:
25
Betsy Rauch
LSCC
Session
Day Time
SPRING
Tues 1:45—2:30PM
No class 5/28, 6/4
SUMMER Tues 2:00—2:45PM
No class 8/6
Dates
4/2—6/18
7/2—8/20
Fee
R: $35.75
NR: $57.75
R: $22.75
NR: $36.75
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Adult/Senior Class Schedule - Spring
LSCC
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Shape Up
8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Senior Fitness
9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Yoga Level 2
8:45 - 10 a.m.
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Cross Training
8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Shape Up
8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Senior Fitness
9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Yoga Level 2
8:45 - 10 a.m.
Yoga - Level 1
10:15 - 11:30 a.m.
Zumba
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Zumba GOLD
10:30-11:15 a.m.
T'ai Chi (game rm)
10:00 - 10:55 a.m.
Neurobics
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Knitting I & II
10:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Arthritis Exercise
11:15 - 12:00 p.m.
Canasta I
9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Chair Yoga
11:00 - 12:00 p.m.
Yoga - Level 1
10:15 - 11:30 a.m.
Canasta I
11:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Zumba Gold
10:30-11:15am
Forever Fit
1:45 - 2:30p.m.
Israeli Folk Dance
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Prenatal Yoga
11:35 - 12:30 p.m.
Mahjong I
2:00 - 4:00p.m.
Canasta II
1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Healthy Bones
12:00-1:00 p.m.
Healthy Bones
1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Ballroom Dancing
3:00 - 3:55 p.m.
FRIDAY
Zumba
9:00 - 9:55 a.m.
Chair Yoga
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Mahjong II
2:00 - 4:00p.m.
Line Dancing
3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Zumba
5:00 - 5:55 p.m.
Yogilates
6:00 - 6:55 p.m.
Zumba
5:00 - 5:55 p.m.
Zumba
6:00 - 6:55 p.m.
Yoga - Level 2
7:15 - 8:30 p.m.
Piloxing
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Zumba
5:00 - 5:55 p.m.
Yoga - Level 2
7:00 - 8:15 p.m.
Riker Hill Elementary School
Step Fitness
6:15 - 7:15 p.m.
Step Fitness
6:15 - 7:15 p.m.
Cross Training
6:15 - 7:15 p.m.
Northland Recreation Center
20/20/20
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Inner Strength
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
All Buff, No Fluff
9:30-10:30 a.m.
SATURDAY
20/20/20
9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Pilates
11:00 - 12:00 p.m.
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Adult & Senior Programming
Arthritis Water Workout
Zumba Gold - Senior Program
Ages: 55 and over
Hosted by the West Essex YMCA, this water workout program is
for men and women who have been diagnosed with osteoarthritis
or osteoporosis. Done in shallow water, the program uses specific
movements to help strengthen the bones and surrounding
muscles to help alleviate the pain and stiffness of these
conditions. (Individuals with YMCA membership and non-
It is an innovative, fun and exciting program. It was designed for
the active older adult, the true beginner, and/or people who are not
used to exercising, or people who may be limited physically. The
main difference between Zumba Gold and Zumba Basic is Zumba
Gold is done at a lower intensity, not as fast, but it certainly is as
much fun. The same great Latin styles of music and dance are used.
Livingston residents not eligible)
Limit:
Location:
15
West Essex YMCA, So. Livingston Ave
(Participants may register for either Tuesday OR Thursday)
Day
Tues
Time
9—10AM
Date
4/2—6/18
Thur
Fee:
9—10AM
4/4—6/20
No charge, but pre-registration is required.
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
25
K. J. Bryant
LSCC
Session
Day Time
SPRING
M
10:30-11:15AM
No class 5/20, 5/27
Th
10:30-11:15AM
SUMMER
Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program
M
10:30-11:15AM
Th
10:30-11:15AM
Dates
4/1—6/17
Fee
R: $32.50
NR: $52.50
4/4—6/20 R: $39.00
NR: $63.00
7/1—8/19 R: $26.00
NR: $42.00
7/11—8/22 R: $22.75
NR: $36.75
(Senior and Adult program)
People with Arthritis can Exercise using gentle activities to help
increase joint flexibility and range of motion. With the guidance
of a certified Arthritis Foundation Instructor, you will learn
exercises to maintain muscle strength and increase flexibility. (1-2
lbs weights recommended)
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
25
Betsy Rauch
LSCC, Lower Level
Session
Day Time
SPRING
W
11:15–12 PM
No class 5/29
Fees:
Fees:
SUMMER
Seniors
Adult
W
11:15–12 PM
Dates
4/3—6/19
R: $35.75
R: $71.50
NR: $57.75
NR: $93.50
7/3—8/21
No class 8/7
Fees:
Fees:
Seniors
Adult
R: $22.75
R: $45.50
NR: $36.75
NR: $59.50
Tai Chi for Beginning & Continuing
Do you know that Tai Chi is the most popular form of exercise on
the planet? Based on martial arts movements, Tai Chi provides
training in proper body mechanics and natural alignment. It fosters
a calm body and a peaceful state of mind, which are essential for
cultivating healthy energy. Even though Tai Chi is slow and gentle
and does not leave you breathless, by combining intense mental
focus with deliberate, graceful movements, it improves muscle
strength, flexibility, agility, balance and even aerobic conditioning.
Can be done seated as well. Wear loose fitting clothing and
sneakers.
Limit
Instructor:
Location:
Session
Day Time
SPRING
W
10-10:55 AM
No class 4/10, 4/24
Fees:
Fees:
SUMMER
Register early to avoid
class cancellations.
25
Marcia Schoppik
LSCC
Fees:
Fees:
Seniors
Adult
W
10-10:55 AM
Seniors
Adult
Dates
4/3—6/19
R: $32.50
R: $65
NR: $52.50
NR: $85
7/3—8/21
R: $26
R: $52
NR: $42
NR: $68
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Adult & Senior Fitness (Registration begins Mar. 12, Residents, Non-residents, Mar. 19)
Israeli Folk Dance
(Senior Program)
Neurobics 101
(Senior Program)
The class will cover a range of classic Israeli Folk
dances including Horas, Debkas and more. The dances are
performed in a circle and are appropriate for all ages. Israeli Folk
Dancing works the mind, the body and is a lot of fun.
Puzzles are a fantastic way to wake up the brain but they are not
enough! Neurobics is a way to challenge your brain to develop new
pathways. This class will utilize a variety of mental exercises
designed to keep the brain alert and active.
Limit
Instructor:
Location:
Mental stimulation and movement improves brain function and
physical health
Day
W
20
Tammy Reniskoff
LSCC
Time
12—1 PM
Dates
5/1—6/19
Fee
R: $26.00
NR: $42.00
Ballroom Dancing
At your next party, get off your seat and onto the floor and –
DANCE! Learn the basics of Waltz, Swing, Foxtrot, Tango and
the most popular Latin rhythms Merengue, Salsa and Cha Cha in
a fun easy-going atmosphere. Come discover how wonderful
dancing can feel. Partners are recommended.
Limit
Instructor:
Location:
25
David Cross
LSCC
Session
Day
SPRING
Mon
No class 5/27
Time
3-3:55PM
Fees:
Fees:
Seniors
Adult
SUMMER
Mon
Fees:
Fees:
Seniors
Adult
3-3:55PM
Dates
4/1—6/17
R: $35.75
R: $71.50
NR: $57.75
NR: $93.50
7/1—8/19
R: $26.00
R: $52.00
NR: $42.00
NR: $68.00
Line Dancing
No more watching for you! Everyone can learn to line dance.
Have fun and exercise while dancing to a variety of great country
and popular songs. No partner needed!
Limit:
Instructor:
Location:
Fees:
Fees:
SUMMER
Fees:
Fees:
Seniors
Adult
W
3:15–4:15PM
Seniors
Adult
Limit
Instructor:
Location:
10
Marcia Schoppik
LSCC
Session
SPRING
Day Time
10—11AM
Th
SUMMER
Th
Project Healthy Bones is an exercise and education program for
older men and women who have osteoporosis, osteopenia or are at
risk of developing the condition. Exercises that target the body’s
larger muscle groups are designed to improve posture, balance,
strength and flexibility. Participants use ankle cuffs with varying
weight pellets and hand weights for individualized progression. The
education component informs participants about the importance of
exercise, nutrition, safety, medications and lifestyle factors related to
osteoporosis. The program is a positive and enjoyable experience
that maintains the commitment of participants. Physician’s approval
required to participate.
Limit:
15
Instructors: Healthy Bones Peer Leaders
Location:
LSCC, Lower Level
For registration information contact SYLS offices. Call (973)535-7925 for current session meeting dates
BEGINNERS:: for those who have not previously particiBEGINNERS
pated in the program.
Day
M
NR: $52.50
NR: $85
Time
1:30 – 3:30PM
Dates
Call to be put on waitlist.
NR: $42
NR: $68
Time
1:30 – 3:30PM
Dates
HEALTHY BONES:
BONES: for those who have previously participated in a Healthy Bones program
Day
Th
7/3—8/21
R: $26
R: $52
Fee
R: $39
NR: $63
7/11—8/22 R: $22.75
NR: $36.75
CONTINUING HEALTHY BONES
BONES:
ONES: for those who have previously participated in a Healthy Bones program
Dates
4/3—6/19
R: $32.50
R: $65
10—11AM
Dates
4/4—6/20
Project Healthy Bones
Day
M
25
David Cross
LSCC, Lower Level
Session
Day Time
SPRING
W
3:15–4:15PM
No class 4/10, 4/24
Join in the exploration of novel movements, awareness, and sensory
stimulation. All fitness levels. Wear comfortable clothing and
walking foot gear.
Time
12:00 – 1:00PM
Dates
Fees: There is no fee to participate but registration is required.
Participants purchase weights at program, $26.00, and a manual
$10.00, at the class.
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Adult & Senior Programming
Mahjong Instruction II
Canasta For Beginners
This class is an introduction to Modern American Canasta. It is
designed as an introduction to the game that will include skills,
rules and strategies to play the game. At the conclusion of the
session, participants should be comfortable enjoying the game.
C’mon, it will open up a new world of fun!
Limit
12
Instructor: Wednesday, Bobbi Felcher;
Thursday, Phyllis Weiss
Location: LSCC, Lower Level
(Thursday class is for beginner and intermediate players)
Session
SPRING
Day Time
W
11:00—1PM
Th
Dates
4/3—6/19
9:30—11:30AM 4/4—6/20
Fee
R: $34.20
NR: $46.20
R: $34.20
NR: $46.20
Canasta Instruction II
16
Bobbi Felcher
LSCC
Session
SPRING
Day Time
1:30—3:30PM
W
Dates
4/3—6/19
Fee
R: $34.20
NR: $46.20
Mahjong Instruction I
This class will offer an introduction and instruction in playing
mahjong, a game that involves skill, strategy and calculation, as
well as a certain degree of luck. Current mahjong card
required.
Limit:
12
Instructor: Carol Perry
Location: LSCC Game Room
Session
Day Time
SPRING
T
2—4PM
No class 4/23, 4/30
SUMMER T
2—4PM
Dates
4/2—6/18
7/2—8/20
Limit:
16
Location: LSCC Game Room
Instructor: Carol Perry
Session
Day Time
SPRING
Th
2—4PM
No class 4/25, 5/2
SUMMER Th
2—4PM
This class is for those who have previously played the game, may
need to refresh skills, or want to meet others who enjoy the
game.
Limit
Instructor:
Location:
This class will be for anyone who has previously played and needs
to refresh skills, taken an introductory class, or wants to meet
others who enjoy the game. Current mahjong card required.
Fee
R: $28.50
NR: $38.50
R: $22.80
NR: $30.80
Dates
4/4—6/20
Fee
R: $28.50
NR: $38.50
7/11—8/22 R: $19.95
NR: $26.95
Learn the Basics of Knitting - Level 1
Did you ever want to know how to knit? Did you want to learn
to knit from your grandmother or mother but never asked? Don't
fret; it's never too late to learn how to knit. Knitting may look
hard, but with simple instructions, and a little practice, you can
learn how to knit, create great items and develop a life long skill.
Skills taught in this class will include casting on, knitting, purling,
a combination of stitches and binding off which will enable you
to knit a scarf.
Participants are to bring to class: (1) pair # 9 or 10 straight
needles and (1) 6 or 7 oz skein of a solid, light colored worsted
weight yarn.
Limit:
12
Instructor: Marilyn Werber
Location:
LSCC
Day
Time
Dates
Fee
M
12—1:30PM
4/1—6/17
R: $28.60
No class 5/27
NR: $36.85
Knitting - Level 2
We encourage you to bring your own projects to work on in this
class. Skills taught in Level 2 will include additional interesting
stitches as well as how to put pieces together to produce a
finished item. Participants are to bring to class (1) pair #10
straight needle, 29" round needle. 1 lb skein worsted yarn to
make a lap blanket, or shawl.
Limit:
12
Instructor: Marilyn Werber
Location:
LSCC
Day
Time
M
10—11:30AM
No class 5/27
Dates
4/1—6/17
Fee
R: $28.60
NR: $36.85
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Adult & Senior Programs
Brain Education for Successful Living
With Gregory Quinn, certified IBREA Brain
Management Consultant. Class will meet at LSCC.
May 1—Core Strength & Flexibility
Develop a strong abdomen and back, increase
metabolism and core temperature, improve energy and stamina!!
May 8—Longevity walking & leg strength
Connect and consciously feel legs and feet, develop a long
bounce stride, walk like a kid again!
May 15—Balanced Brain and Body!
Develop confidence; stand on One leg shift your weight side to
side and front to back, fun challenging Brain connection training.
May 22—Bright Mind & spirit
Experience deep quiet and Inner peace
Day
Time
Dates
1—2 PM
5/1—5/22
W
Fee
R: $13.00
NR: $21.00
Lecture Series
* No fee or registration required for this program.
On the fourth Wednesday of each month, a lecture will be held at
the Livingston Senior Community Center from 1 - 2:30PM. All are
invited to attend free of charge. Each month a different subject will
be offered. The speakers will present an informative, stimulating
and entertaining lecture that will have a broad range of appeal.
Refreshments will be served.
The schedule is as follows:
April 24 No Lecture
May 22 “The Benefits of Art and Music,” presented by
Daughters of Israel, Linda Schulman, M.S.
June 26 “Basic Estate Planning: Wills, Living Wills and Power of
Attorney,” presented by Jill Petroro, Esq., Family First
HomeCare.
July 24 No Lecture
Aug. 28 No Lecture
AARP Defensive Driving Class
Classical Music/Opera Lovers Club
Cars have changed. So have traffic rules, driving conditions, and
the roads you travel every day. Even the most experienced drivers
can benefit from brushing up on their driving skills.
* No fee or registration required for this program.
Open to any Livingston senior, this member run club will feature
presentations, speakers, videos and musical recordings of favorite
classical music pieces, composers and operas.
The group will meet monthly and use a rotating schedule of
members for the presentations. No expertise is required, just a love
of classical music and opera.
By taking the AARP Driver Safety course you'll learn the current
rules of the road, defensive driving techniques, and how to
operate your vehicle more safely in today's increasingly
challenging driving environment. In addition, you'll learn:
• How to minimize the effects of dangerous blind spots
• How to maintain the proper following distance behind
another car
• The safest ways to change lanes and make turns at busy
intersections
• Proper use of safety belts, air bags, anti-lock brakes, and new
technologies used in cars
• Ways to monitor your own and others' driving skills and
capabilities
• The effects of medications on driving
• The importance of eliminating distractions, such as eating,
smoking, and cell-phone use
Plus, you may qualify for an automobile insurance discount by
completing the course (participants should check with their auto
insurance agent for details).
Completed registration form with check only, made payable
to "AARP," is required. No cash accepted.
Day
Time
Meetings:
Time:
Location:
First Tuesdays of the Month
12:30PM—3PM
LSCC, Lower Level
April 2
“La Boheme” by Puccini, presented by Dr. F.
Digregorio
May 7
“Eugene Onegin” by Tchaikovsky, presented by P.
Porcaro
June 4
“Call Me Madam”, presented by Lillian Ostrin
July 2
“Emani” by Verdi, presented by Dr. F.
Digregorio
August 6
“Don Paswuale” by Donizetti, presented by P.
Porcaro
Sept 3
“Funny Girl” by Puccini, presented by Lillian
Ostrin
Dates
Friday
9 AM—3 PM
4/19/2013
Lunch Break
12—12:30PM (lunch on your own)
Fee:
AARP Member - $12 Non-Member: - $14
Location: LSCC, 204 Hillside Avenue
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Adult and Senior Programs
Senior Knitting Group
Game Room & Library at the LSCC
This drop-in group meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, from
1-3PM, to knit a variety of pieces such as baby hats, lap robes,
shawls and blankets. These items are donated to area social service
agencies. Knitting needles, patterns and yarn are provided. All skill
levels are welcome. Donations of yarn are accepted.
Located in the lower level of the Livingston Senior/Community
Center, the game room offers a pool table, table tennis table, card
tables, table top shuffleboard and a large screen television. The
Library features several computers with internet access and a nice
variety of books and movies available for borrowing. Open most
days between 9AM and 4PM. Occasional programming in the
spaces may pre-empt the drop-in status. Please watch for signs.
Reading Room Book Club
Senior Knitting Group with sponsor, Regal Bank.
Drop-in Adult Bridge
Bridge players may join their friends to play bridge on Mondays.
This is a free, drop in program. Knowledge of the game is
required. No instruction is provided or games guaranteed. The
program meets from 12:30PM to 3PM, year round at the
Livingston Senior Community Center, Lower level. No partner
needed.
Individuals are invited to join us to discuss recent books they have
read. Members should be prepared to give a brief summary of the
book, if you enjoyed reading it and why.
Books may be borrowed and/or traded from the Senior Library in
LSCC. This program will meet the fourth Thursday of the month
at 1:00PM.
Location:
Library, LSCC, lower level, 204 Hillside Avenue
Utility Assistance Programs
There are various programs available for payment of utility bills or
weatherization such as Home Energy Assistance Program,
Universal Service Fund, New Jersey Shares, and Comfort Partners.
Each program has different eligibility requires and potential
benefits. For more information and assistance, call Lauren
Glassman, 973-535-7961 x231.
Senior Organizations
AARP
Old Guard
Livingston Chapter #3663 of AARP is open to residents who
are age 50 and over. The chapter engages in community service
activities and tries through programs and fellowship to prolong
and improve the well-being of retired persons.
Open to Livingston women ages 55 and over. This group
features socials, movies, cards, games, speakers and trips.
Meetings are held every Wednesday, 11 AM - 3 PM, at the
LSCC. Contact Betty Weber at 973-992-1093 for more
information.
Open to retired and/or semi-retired Livingston men, this group
features social activities, educational groups, trips and other
special events. ( Military status not a requirement.)Listed here
are some of the weekly activities scheduled at the LSCC; (except
for shuffleboard at Northland)
General Meetings
Tuesdays
10AM
Computer Training Sessions
Mondays
10AM
Financial Discussion Group
Tuesdays
8:45AM
Drop-in Game Room
Tuesdays
12PM
Thursday Discussion Group
Thursdays
9AM
Billiards, Ping Pong, Chess
Tuesdays
Noon
Thursdays
Noon
Choral Group
Tuesdays
Noon
Bridge
M, T, W
Morning
Thursday Seniors
Motor Meals
AARP Chapter #3663 meets the first Friday of each month at
the LSCC. Meetings are open to members only. For membership
information, please contact Kathy Murphy at 973-992-1357
Oak Leaf
This is a social organization for women and men ages 55 and
over. Meetings are every Thursday, 12 PM - 3:30 PM, at the
LSCC. Activities include speakers, social hour and games.
Participants should bring their own lunch. Call Mary Mac at
973-515-1240 for more information regarding the group.
Nutritious meals are provided to homebound residents who are
unable to cook for themselves. St. Barnabas Medical Center
prepares the meals which are offered at cost. Participants can
choose one, two or three meals a day; special diets require a
physician’s note. Meals are delivered by volunteers five days a
week Monday through Friday during the lunchtime period. Any
person interested in receiving meals or in becoming a volunteer
call Lauren Glassman, Human Services Coordinator, 973 5357961, ext. 231.
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Senior Socials & Special Events
Spring Senior Socials
Light refreshments provided.
Free to Livingston residents.
PrePre-registration required online or
in person at SYLS
1 - 2:30 PM at LSCC
Mother’s Day Celebration
Friday, May 10th, entertainment by “Julian”
Father’s Day Celebration
Friday, June 14th, entertainment by “Barbara
Harris from The Toys.”
Make it a Night Out!
Ballroom Dance Social Series
Light refreshments provided.
Salsa
Day
Time
Date
Friday
7 – 8:30PM
March 15
Fee
R: $7.50
NR: $8.25
Cha-Cha
Day
Time
Date
Friday
7 – 8:30PM
April 19
Fee
R: $7.50
NR: $8.25
The Waltz
Day
Time
Date
Friday
7 – 8:30PM
May 17
Fee
R: $7.50
NR: $8.25
The Merengue
SENIOR POOL PARTIES
July 10
Jason & Linda
August 7
Frances & Joel
Northland Pool, 8—9:30 PM
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Day
Time
Date
Friday
7 – 8:30PM
June 21
Fee
R: $7.50
NR: $8.25
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
AARP, State of New Jersey
THE FUTURE OF
SOCIAL SECURITY & MEDICARE
11 AM—2:30 PM at LSCC
September 4th at 1 PM
"Destination Las Vegas"
LSCC
Individuals who are family
caregivers are welcome!
Details to follow!
Lunch will be served. Details to follow
Senior Transportation
A transportation program is offered to
Livingston residents 62 years of age and
older and disabled residents 18 years of age
and older to any Livingston location
including Township meetings, Shop Rite, Livingston
Mall and the JCC in West Orange.
The wheelchair accessible bus runs Monday—Friday
between 8:45AM and 4:00PM and a volunteer driven
vehicle is available other days as needed. Reservations
may be made one week to twenty-four hours in
advance of the desired ride.
NO SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS ARE AVAILABLE.
The service includes two rides per day, either one round
trip to one location from one address and back or a dropoff at one address and pick-up at another address.
Participants are responsible for finding their own
transportation to a secondary pick-up location if desired.
Participants in the service must pre-register in the program.
Call Senior, Youth & Leisure Services at
973-535-7925 for details.
To schedule your ride or to find out more about the transportation service, please call
973-535-7925, select option “1” at the prompt. Phone lines are open Monday—Friday, 10AM—3PM.
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Special Events
LIVINGSTON HEALTH DEPARTMENT
A Eulogy for Vincent
An Exciting New Play About the
Life & Times of Vincent Van Gogh
HEALTH FAIR
Wednesday, April 10th,
8:30 am-11:30 am
Blood work at moderate prices, free screening
for vision, hearing, bone mineral density,
nutrition, chiropractor and massage therapist.
Among our guests will be Gregory Quinn,
certified IBREA Brain Management Consultant,
presenting a demonstration on brain education.
Free dementia screenings will be available from
SAGE Eldercare. We will have lots of educational
handouts on health and wellness topics.
AARP 2013 Events Calendar
A Eulogy for Vincent is a thrilling piece
of theater with over 100 slides
projected behind the action. The slides
are in lieu of scenery and provide the
settings, backdrops, the people and
places in Vincent's life, and the glorious
art works that make Vincent Van Gogh
one of the most celebrated painters who
ever lived.
Date: April 12, 2013
Time: 1:00PM
Location: LSCC
$5.00 per person
Casino trips to Mohegan Sun every third
Wednesday of the month - organized by Old
Guard, contact George Gerges 973-535-9022
March 12:
Irish Festival Lakeside Manor·
June 7:
Picnic at the Northland Pool complex·
Sept.11:
Italian Festival at Ehrhardts, Pocono Mountains
Sept.24-27: Four days, three nights in Wildwood, NJ
For additional information, please contact AARP
Livingston Chapter #3663
Events organized by Cedar Street Commons
Second Wednesday of each month
(for more information contact Lucille Priollo
973-535-1980 ext. 11)
Senior Spotlight Newsletter
If you’re not reading Livingston’s Senior Spotlight newsletter, you’re missing information about
senior activities! Published three times each year (Winter, Spring/Summer, Fall), there are several
ways to see it. To find Senior Spotlight, you can click it on the Township web site at
www.livingstonnj.org, or find one at the Library, or stop by the Senior, Youth & Leisure Services
office, or have it mailed to your home!
You can sign up to have Senior Spotlight mailed to your home in either of two ways: call 973535-7925 or send an email to [email protected]
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LIVINGSTON ADULT SCHOOL OF CONTINUNG EDUCATION
Livingston Adult School of
Continuing Education
Senior, Youth & Leisure Services is offering a series of classes
for adults in computer technology, business, languages and arts.
REGISTRATION TO BEGIN IN MARCH
Sign up to receive emails regarding
class schedules and registration at
Interested in teaching a class, contact [email protected]
SPONSORED ORGANIZATIONS
Livingston Arts Council
The Livingston Council for the Arts is a nonprofit arts
coordinating group established by the Town Council to make
the arts visible in Livingston and surrounding areas. Its aim is to
encourage quality offerings in performing and visual arts and to
act as an informal clearing house for all of the artistic
disciplines.
show a year in the spring and the sign up period is the first two
weeks of December. For further information please visit
www.childrenstheatreoflivingston.org.
Livingston Community Players
Singers, dancers, actors, crew and production personnel are
needed to help stage a variety of musicals and plays held each
year. Phone: 973-994-0102
Arts Association
Livingston Symphony Orchestra
Organized in 1959 to foster an appreciation of the fine arts, the
organization presents exhibitions, demonstrations and
workshops throughout the year. Day and evening classes for
adults and children are also available. Contact 973-992-7749 for
additional information.
Established in 1955, the orchestra provides an opportunity for
qualified amateur musicians to perform under the direction of a
professional conductor. Opportunities also exist in orchestra
management and administration. Phone: 973-980-1809
Camera Club
The Camera Club was formed to share experiences, and
knowledge for improvement in skills, both with the camera and
in the darkroom. Meets on the second and fourth Mondays at
the LSCC September—May. Phone: 973-625-4820
Children’s Theater of Livingston
Children's Theatre of Livingston (CTL) was formed by a group
of dedicated volunteers to offer elementary and middle school
children the opportunity to learn all of the aspects of being on
the stage and behind the scenes. The organization offers one
Livingston Historical Society
Open meetings the fourth Monday, September—April at the
LSCC provide programs of local historical interest. For
information write: P.O. Box 220, Livingston NJ 07039. The
society maintains the following properties:
Ely Cemetery—open to the public on Memorial Day and
Veterans Day
Force Homestead — open to the public the second Sunday
from 2– 4PM April—November.
For information write: P.O. Box 220, Livingston NJ 07039.
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Livingston Library
Senior Happenings - Friday
Adult Day & Evening Programs
Program for Seniors, third Friday of the month,
September - June.
Lunch is at 12:00 noon.
The library will serve dessert and coffee.
Programs begin at 1:00pm. Program dates are as
follows:
April 12, Let's Talk About Books - 12:45 PM
"Molokai" by Alan Brennert, reviewed by Barbara Hauser
April 17, Wednesday Nights at the Movies - 7:00 PM
"The Big Sleep"
April 29, 1:00pm and 7:00pm
Monday at the Movies: Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
May 10, Let's Talk About Books - 12:45 PM
"The Sense of an Ending" by Julian Barnes, reviewed by
Bud Zaino
May 15, Wednesday Nights at the Movies - 7:00 PM
"The Big Clock"
May 20, 1:00pm and 7:00pm
Monday at the Movies: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
June 12, Wednesday Nights at the Movies - 7:00 PM
"Laura"
June 14, Let's Talk About Books - 12:45 PM
"The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, reviewed by
Barbara Sikora.
June 24, 1:00pm and 7:00pm
Monday at the Movies: Letters to Juliet
March 15
Fred Miller Lectures-in-Song pianist, singer, performing
Cole Porter
This program is made possible in part by funds from the New
Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a
Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts and
administered by the Essex County Division of Cultural
Affairs.
The SYLS Department and the Livingston Public
Library are offering senior bus transportation to
evening library events. Please call the SYLS office
at 973973-535535-7925 to schedule your pickpick-up/drop
off. Bus space is limited. Available to ages 62
and over.
Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse
C.H.O.W.
C.H.O.W., spearheaded by Sister Barbara Howard of St. Philomena’s
is a project of the Livingston Clergy Association.
C.H.O.W. is also open to local residents, of all faiths, in need on a drop-in basis.
For more information contact Sister Barbara at (973) 992-1382.
In 2012, C.H.O.W. received support from The Stuff the Bus event, a town wide community service project that
included the participation from many local organizations.
Stuff the Bus is part of Food Day initiative of the Eat Real movement sponsored by the Center for Science in
the Public Interest, working to bring people together to push for healthy, affordable food produced in a sustainable and humane way. Key partners in Livingston’s Food Day efforts include the West Essex YMCA,
Livingston Township, Livingston Shoprite, Kings, Livingston Public Schools, Livingston Public Library,
C.H.O.W, and other community groups.
Drop off locations
LSCC
West Essex Tribune
LIBRARY
St Philomena's Church
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SENIOR/COMMUNITY CENTER USE
USING THE LIVINGSTON SENIOR/COMMUNITY CENTER FOR MEETINGS:
The Livingston Senior/Community Center is available for use by Township organizations for general meetings. The levels of usage are
as follows:
WHO MAY RESERVE A SPACE:
1.
Groups that may reserve space as often as needed each
month free of charge:
a. Township-sponsored programs and events including
Departmental meetings.
b. Township-appointed boards and committees.
c. Township sponsored organizations.
d. Senior Citizen organizations.
e. Youth Sports Council organizations
2.
Livingston-based organizations may reserve up to two (2)
spaces, based on space availability, within Township
facilities up to two (2) times per calendar month free of
charge. More than two (2) spaces or two (2) dates per
calendar month will result in rental fees being charged for
the later dates. A Livingston-based organization* is defined
as any non-profit organization, committee, chapter or
branch, which satisfies any of the following criteria:
a. Has members appointed by Township Council.
b. Devotes its activities or resources to the Livingston
community.
c. Has at least 51% current membership of Livingston
residents.
d. Is devoted to enhancing the quality of life or provides
programming/social activities to senior citizens of
Livingston.
TO RESERVE A SPACE:
Please contact Senior, Youth and Leisure Services (SYLS) at 973-535-7925 to be sent a Facility Reservation Request packet.
You may also visit the department's website — www.livingstonsyls.org
Reservations will be accepted no later than Wednesday of the week prior to the date desired. The weekly calendar runs Monday—
Sunday. SYLS must be notified 72 hours prior to the event if additional space or time is needed. Due to space limitations, no guarantees of additional space or time are made even with 72 hours notice.
For a complete list of rules and regulations, visit the SYLS's website —
www.livingstonsyls.org — and click the Facilities tab.
PRIVATE PARTIES & EVENTS AT THE LSCC
The Livingston Senior/Community Center is available for
private parties, meetings and seminars for Livingston
residents. Call 973-535-7925 for your packet or download the
information from the Township website.
General Information:
How to Apply:
1.
Call Senior, Youth and Leisure Services (SYLS) at 973-5357925. A staff member will send you a complete Private Rental
Reservation Request packet or you may download the
complete packet at www.livingstonnj.org — click on the
“Senior, Youth & Leisure Services” link. Once you have
received the packet, you may arrange a meeting to tour the
facility and discuss rental options.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Proof of insurance coverage for $1 million per occurrence
with a “Certificate of Insurance” naming the Township of
Livingston as additional insured is required for all rentals.
Reservations may be made for Friday, Saturday or
Sunday only and is not available on Township holidays.
Application for use of the facility must be made by a
Livingston resident 21 years of age or older.
There is a minimum of two hours rental time. Contract
time includes all set-up and take down.
The Township supplies only tables and chairs in a
predetermined set-up. No table covers, table service,
decorations, catering equipment or professional sound or
lighting equipment is available.
Alcohol is not permitted in the facility.
Admission may not be charged to any private rental
event. Games of chance are not permitted.
Payment of the $200 refundable deposit guarantees your
date. Once you have completed and signed all of the required
forms, your application will be reviewed and you will be
contacted within 5 working days to confirm your reservation
and discuss final payment.
Upon completion of your rental, allow up to 30 days for the
return of your deposit.
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Livingston’s Bicentennial
CELEBRATING LIVINGSTON’S PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE!
The Celebration Continues!
March – Livingston at 200:
Getting Greener
Daffodils all over town will bloom in
March to mark the coming of
Livingston’s Bicentennial Spring
season! Thanks to the groups
throughout town who, by planting
Bicentennial Daffodils in October
2012, we’ll all enjoy these blooms around town --- at the
Memorial Oval and in front of schools, local businesses,
houses of worship, and residences. An Environmental Film
Festival and other special programs will remind us of
Livingston’s “green” past and future.
April – Livingston at 200: Fit and Active
This month’s sports theme, coordinated by Big L and the
Sports Council, will involve many local sports organizations
in a celebration of athletic events and programs to celebrate the Bicentennial and our fit and active lifestyles.
Also, to mark the first actual meeting of the Township government in 1813, a town-wide celebration of the First
Meeting Day will be held at the Livingston High School on
Thursday, April 11,, 2013. Governor Chris Christie will be
our keynote speaker, the original Township Charter will be
read aloud, and historical pictures and information will
abound!
May – Livingston at 200: Happy Birthday!
HCHY (Healthy Community Healthy Youth) and the Memorial Day Parade Committee are creating a fabulous 200th
birthday celebration as a part of Youth Appreciation Week
– May 20 to 25, 2013 – and the Memorial Day Parade on
Monday, May 27th!
June – Livingston at 200: Getting to Know
You
Touring the Township month! Architectural “History of
Livingston Housing” tours will be organized by our local
realtors in June 2013. With a special map in hand, residents can drive to selected houses in town and see some of
the town’s architectural history.
The YMCA will also take us around the town in June – on
Bicycles! Residents can ride around town on their bicycles
and enjoy seeing interesting and historical places they may
not have known about in Livingston.
July – Livingston at 200: Fireworks and Family
Fun!
The 4th of July in Livingston is an entire day that’s always
packed with cars, music, fun, food and fireworks! This
year’s Bicentennial theme will add to the fun!
August – Livingston at 200: Community
The Livingston Police Department’s annual National Night
Out will kick off the month with a huge community gettogether on Tuesday, August 6, 2013. In the weeks that
follow, our wonderful concerts at the Gazebo on the Memorial Oval will incorporate a Bicentennial twist sure to delight!
September – Livingston at 200: OldFashioned Fun
Everyone is invited to our old-fashioned Town-wide Picnic
at the Memorial Oval on Sunday, September 22, 2013!
Entertainment, food, games and history will all come together for an afternoon our families are sure to remember.
October – Livingston at 200: A Gala Celebration!
Our annual Art at the Oval celebration in October will
incorporate a special Bicentennial flavor this year in its focus on celebrating Livingston’s arts and literature.
On Thursday, October 17, 2013, we will host a Bicentennial Gala event at the Crystal Plaza! This very special event
will celebrate our past 200 years and their history in addition to looking forward to our promising future.
November – Livingston at 200: Giving
Thanks
What better time than this to remember our good fortune
over the past two centuries? The Livingston Clergy Council
will coordinate their annual Inter-faith Thanksgiving Service, with a special emphasis on giving thanks for two hundred years of a caring, thriving and healthy community.
December – Livingston at 200: Holiday
Lights!
As the year comes to an end, we focus on illuminating hope
in Livingston. The Camuso Holiday Lighting at the Gazebo on the Memorial Oval offers not only a beautiful display, but a reminder of our bright future!
CELEBRATING
LIVINGSTON’S
PAST, PRESENT
AND FUTURE!
Throughout the year…
Banners and Flags – Banners will fly on the Oval
and on Livingston Avenue to remind us of the
Bicentennial.
Historical Exhibits – Historical artifacts and
pictures will be displayed in businesses, at the
library, at schools and in a traveling exhibit.
Summer Concerts
at the Gazebo
July 8 - B Street Band
July 14 - Larry Chance & The Earls
July 21 - Stiff Joints
July 28th - Hotel California
Aug. 4th - Bronx Wanderers—
in honor of the
Bicentennial Anniversary
PROUDLY SPONSORED
BY REGAL BANK, LIVINGSTON
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Swim Instructors and Lifeguards
Public Sculpture – Sculpture by John Seward
Johnson, obtained on a loan by the BID (Business
Improvement District) will be on display around the
town.
Positions are available at both Township pools.
Applicants must be 15 years of age or older with the
appropriate certifications.
”Livingston Luminaries” – Programs at the
library and schools, coordinated with our monthly
themes, will feature Livingston graduates who have
achieved success and are making contributions in
their professions.
Township of Livingston employment applications must be completed for Swim Instructor and
Lifeguard positions along with copies of Lifeguard Training and CPR/AED certifications
attached. Based on need – interviews will be
conducted in early May, 2013.
Public School Curriculum – Students will study
historical events and places in Livingston and will
contribute to the celebratory events.
Summer Camp Counselor Jobs
Organizational Observances – Livingston’s
various local organizations will offer bicentennial
programs for their membership and will feature
Bicentennial events in their calendars.
National Night Out
Tuesday, August 6
5 PM at the Oval
WATCH FOR DETAILS!
Camp Dates: July 1 — August 9, 2013
Camp Counselor
Monday — Friday, 8:30AM—12:30PM, half day,
8:30 -3:30PM, full day
16 years old by the first day of camp
Junior Counselor
Monday — Friday, 8:30AM — 12:30PM
15 years old by the first day of camp
This is an unpaid position.
Township of Livingston employment applications may be obtained online at
www.livingstonnj.org. /employment or at
Senior, Youth and Leisure Services at 204
Hillside Avenue. Call 973-535-7925 for more
information.
Applications now available. Summer Camp
application deadline is Monday, April 1,
2013. Interviews are conducted in April. Hiring
decisions are made by late May.
Thinking about Pool Membership?
LIVINGSTON COMMUNITY POOLS
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY
JUNE 8, 2013
Come and enjoy some family fun at one of Livingston's Community Pools.
Livingston Adult School of
Continuing Education
July 4th Community Celebration
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Senior, Youth & Leisure Services is offering a
series of classes for adults in computer
technology, business, languages and arts.
Memorial Oval
Family Fun: 9AM—3:PM
Entertainment: 7:15PM Fireworks: 9:15PM
REGISTRATION TO BEGIN IN MARCH
Sign up to receive emails regarding
class schedules and registration at
Interested in teaching a class,
contact [email protected]
Classic C
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Patrioti
s!
Pony Ride
Live Entertain
ment!
!
Fantastic Food
Swim Carnival!
Firework
s Spectacu
lar!!
And much MORE!
Save the Date
25th Annual
Intergenerational Prom
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
Wednesday, April 17
Registration required at SYLS
17TH ANNUAL LIVINGSTON
Youth Appreciation Week
May 20 - May 27
WATCH FOR DETAILS!
MEMORIAL DAY
REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY
& PARADE
Monday, May 27, 2013
Join your friends & neighbors at Memorial Oval
across from Town Hall for
a Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony
followed by the annual Memorial Day Parade.
Ceremony — 9:30AM
Parade—10AM
Parade Route: From Memorial Oval to
Congressional Parkway on Livingston Avenue.

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