Updated 2015 Final Brochure - rec. desk

TOWN OF MANLIUS

Recreation

TOWN BOARD: Edmond Theobald, Supervisor * John R. Loeffl er, Deputy Supervisor *

Karen Green, Recreation Liaison * Vincent Giordano * David M. Marnell, Sr. * Nicholas J. Marzola * Richard Rossetti

RECREATION STAFF: Peggy Kenyon, Recreation Director * Kristine Zingaro, Recreation Supervisor * Jackie Maher, Administrative Assistant

301 Brooklea Dr., Fayetteville * 637-5188 * www.townofmanlius.org

SPRING/SUMMER 2015

****IMPORTANT****The Town of Manlius has a new registration system. In order to sign up for any programs, residents now

need to input their information into our system once and then it will be there for all future programs

registered for. Please go to http://manliustown.recdesk.com to set up your individual and family Profi le on

the RecDesk Community portal. You will “create account” and put in your own information then add family

members to input each child’s complete information. Parents need to be in the system to receive receipts by

e-mail and the children/participants need to have all information completed for the instructors/coaches of

programs. Please do this before registering for any of the enclosed programs so that when we receive your

registration the information will all be correctly entered into our system by you.

By 2016 we plan to have it available to register for all programs on-line if desired.

Reference Information

Table of Contents

Reference Information.................................................................

Youth and Teen........................................................................

Learn To Swim..............................................................................

Playgrounds...................................................................................

CIT Information...........................................................................

Adult & Senior Adult ..........................................................

Spring Putt-Putt...........................................................................

Community Theater Production................................................

Concert Schedule & Trash and Brush Info...............................

Registration Form........................................................................

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REGISTRATION INFORMATIONPreference is given to Town of Manlius residents. A completed registration/medical form must

accompany payment for all programs. A separate form must be completed for each program and each partici-

pant. Additional forms may be obtained from the recreation offi ce or you may make copies of the form in this

brochure. No phone-in registration is accepted unless otherwise stated. Participants are not registered for a

program until payment and a registration form are received in the recreation offi ce. No confi rmation of regis-

tration is made for any programs; you will be notifi ed only if the program is full, cancelled or there has been a

change. Registration is taken on a fi rst come fi rst serve basis, therefore, there is a chance that some programs

will be full when you register.

PLEASE NOTE: There will be a $20.00 service charge imposed on all returned checks.

REFUNDS: If a program is cancelled due to insuffi cient enrollment, then all persons registered will receive a

full refund. Refunds for participant cancellation will be given through the day before the program starts (minus

a $5.00 service charge). No refunds will be given after that or if the cancellation puts us below the minimum

number required to run the program. NO refunds will be given to one time programs unless cancellation is

received 48 hours in advance of the program.

NOTE: Recreation programs do not carry accident insurance for participants.

Offi ce HoursMonday - Friday

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Town Hall Offi ces Closed:

Friday, April 3rd - half day

Monday May 25th

Friday, July 3rd

Monday, September 7th

Answering Machine for

Recreation Department during all

closed hours at 637-5188.

Parent Plus, Inc. is a non-profi t organization partnering with the Town of Manlius Recreation Depart-

ment to help children cope with loss through participation in athletics, the arts, and intellectual pursuits. Par-

ent Plus maintains or establishes a relationship with activities that promote self-reliance and internal growth

for kids coping with death, illness, or other loss of a person that played an important role in their life. Visit

our website at parent-plus.com or contact us at [email protected] or by phone at 315-637-4328.

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COMPUTER CODING CLASSLeMoyne College

Computer Lab in Reilly Hall

Sundays

March 22nd,29th, April 12th, 19th, 26th

Ages 8 - 12

Beginner Scratch Class: 2 - 3 PM

Advanced Scratch Class: 3:30 - 4:30 PM

(Pre-requisite for advanced class is having

taken the beginner class)

Scratch is a programming language geared

to children ages 8 and older. It allows

children to program their own interactive

stories, games and animations. It encour-

ages systematic reasoning, creativity and

helps them to work collaboratively.

FEE: $75.00 per person payable to “Tech-

4kidzLLC” Space limited.

There will also be a half day camp the

week of August 17th- 21st - details TBA.

FRENCH CLASSTown of Manlius Board Room in Manlius

Town Hall, Brooklea Drive, Fayetteville

Thursdays, April 16th - May 21st

4:00 - 5:00 PM

Beginner class for kids ages 6 - 10.

In this class the kids will learn how to start

a conversation with a native speaker, start-

ing with basics: greetings, numbers, date,

weather, colors etc. A small class size will

allow the kids to progress by doing and

playing in a positive

atmosphere.

www.frenchacademyfm.com - French for

kids for details

FEE: $120.00 payable to “French Acad-

emy” Class size: 4 min. 10 max.

PRE-K ACTIVITY CLASSWoodland Elementary School

Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays

9:00 - 11:00 AM

June 30th - July 16th

Children ages 3 - 5 enjoy arts & crafts,

songs, stories, games & educational

activities. This program is an excellent

stepping stone for children who will soon

be going to kindergarten. A snack should

be brought to class each day. Joanne

Smith and Darlene Houghton instruct this

fun fi lled and educational experience. It

is recommended that children be toilet

trained.

FEE: $72.00 per child payable to “Town

of Manlius”. Class size: 8 min, 15 max.

Youth and Teen

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SUMMER CRAFTING FUN DAYWoodland Elementary School

Tuesday, July 7th

12:00 - 12:30 lunch (bring a bag lunch)

12:30 - 3 pm crafting

Children entering 1st - 5th grade

Join Joanne Smith and Darlene Houghton

for an afternoon of crafting. You can be

creative, have some fun and bring home

projects to keep or share. You have the

choice of bringing a bag lunch and eating

together at 12:00 (for those on a tight

schedule or coming straight from play-

ground) or arrive at 12:30 for just the

crafting.

FEE: $20.00 per child payable to “Town

of Manlius.”

Class size: 6 minimum, 15 maximum

SUMMER SMART CAMP

Math Attack!Fayetteville Elementary

August 3rd - 21st

Three weeks of Monday - Friday

Students entering Grade 4:

9:00 - 10:15 AM

Students entering Grade 5:

10:30 - 11:45 AM

Summer can be a diffi cult time to think

about extra practice with math. Students

often return to school feeling the effects

of the “summer slump”. This course pro-

vides three weeks of practice in grade

appropriate math skills in a fun environ-

ment to keep your child on top of their

skills this summer. Instructor Tom Otis

will individualize instruction based on

each child’s needs. Smaller class sizes

will allow for extra one on one attention.

Registration deadline is May 15th and

space is limited.

FEE: $325.00 per participant payable to

“Tom Otis”. For more information e-mail

Tom at [email protected]

LEGO DAY CAMPFayetteville Elementary Cafateria

Thursday, July 30th

9:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Ages 5-12

This workshop explores science,

technology, architecture, engineering

and art concepts using LEGO bricks for

primary aged children. The children will

design, build and light up an entire city

comprising of tall buildings, bridges, roads

and railways and use batteries, bulbs,

wires and switches to bring their creations

alive. The possibilities are limited only

by their imagination. Our workshop will

fi re up your child’s imagination and spark

creativity in the form of inspired play

following one of our many themed LEGO

builds coupled with our magical delivery

FEE: $35.00 payable to “Inspiration

Tree”.

F-M ARCHAEOLOGY CAMPBroadfi eld Site in Manlius

Monday - Friday,

June 29th - July 3rd

9:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Students entering 5th grade and up in 2015

who have an interest in Archaeology.

FM Archaeology Camp is a week-long

excavation of an Onondaga Village site

that was occupied around 1450, before

European contact. Participants are in-

structed by experienced archaeologists in

the uncovering of pottery shards, fl int &

bone tools. Participants also receive les-

sons in fl int knapping, atlatl spear throw-

ing, Onondaga pottery & lacrosse.

FEE: $75.00 per participant payable to

“Todd Sorensen” Maximum of 20 par-

ticipants. Must register by June 27th

TODDLERS’ TANGO CREATIVE

MUSIC AND MOVEMENTThe Jewish Home at Menorah Park

10:00 - 10:45 AM

Wednesdays: July 1st- 22nd (4 weeks)

Children ages 1 - 4 years.

With movement, music and instruments

we will use our imagination to: 1.explore

the motions of our bodies with dance. 2.

Enjoy learning songs from around the

world.

FEE: $45.00 payable to “Toddlers

Tango”. Minimum of 6 children needed to

run class.

FAST BEES TRACK FM High School Track

Sundays, 4:30 - 5:45 PM

Ages 3 years - 6th grade

Spring Session - April 26th , May 3rd,17th,

31st , June 7th , 14th

Ages Pre-K (3 years old) - 6th grade

Run for Fun! The overall goal of the

program is to introduce participants to the

fun and rewarding sport of track and fi eld.

Throughout the season, Fast Bee members

will build self confi dence through their

own personal achievements and goals.

They will also increase their physical en-

durance, a skill that will benefi t them both

individually and in team sports such as

soccer, baseball, lacrosse and football.

Participants in the Pre-K through 4th grade

rotate through approximately 5 events.

Members are divided into several groups

and run with other kids of the same age

group. They are given brief instruction to

understand the basics behind the event.

They are encouraged to do their best and

most importantly, to have fun. They are

not timed and are encouraged not to com-

pete with one another.

Participants in the 5th and 6th grades will

focus on training and technique. These

young runners will work with members

of FM’s acclaimed running program to

advance their skills, stamina and running

knowledge.

No prior experience is necessary.

To Register: Use the specifi c Fast Bees

Registration form found on the Fast Bees

website and mail with payment payable

to Allison Pinsky to: Town of Manlius

Recreation, 301 Brooklea Dr., Fayetteville,

NY 13066

FEE: $35.00 per member payable to “Al-

lison Pinsky” if registration received at

the Town of Manlius Recreation Depart-

ment by April 21st.

FEE after April 21st: $45.00 per member

payable to “Allison Pinsky”

On-site registration is available and will

begin at 3:30pm. Come early to avoid

lines.

Check out the fast bees website for more

information www.fastbees.org

*NEW First 75 registrants will receive a

free Fast Bees water bottle!

FMYLA “GO PLAY” LACROSSEwww.fmyla.com for details

Wellwood Middle School Fields

Registration is now open at www.

FMYLA.com for both FMYLA and ULA

Travel.

The cost per player is:

$90 for FMYLA and

$95 for ULA The deadline to register for

ULA is March 15th, 2015.

FMYLA season will open the week of

April 25th and run through June 20th.

The extended season provides players

with additional skill development and

game experience.

The ULA season runs from June 19th

through the end of July.

ULA is a more competitive travel league

for non-beginners.

FMYLA is committed to help boys and

girls “Go Play” the fun game of lacrosse.

Our single season format was a success

last year so we are excited to continue

in 2015. A team based format provides

players in Grades 1-6 the opportunity to

build skills, play games, and have fun!

We will have team groupings at

grades 1/2, 3/4 and 5/6 (we will continue

with our existing Pre-K/K instructional

skill-based program)

PARENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

FMYLA needs your help! If you are

interested in a head or assistant coach

position, or would like to referee or setup

fi elds, email: [email protected] Clinics for

coaches will be provided by FM

Scholastic Coaches

F-M FOOTBALL CAMPF-M High School

July 6th - 9th

5:00 - 8:00 PM

Boys entering grades 7 - 12. Each three-

hour session will provide conditioning,

individual skills, and teamwork involving

offense, defense and the kicking game.

All instruction will be under the direc-

tion of Paul Muench, F-M Head Varsity

Football Coach. Participants must bring

workout clothing and cleats.

FEE: $80.00 per participant prior to July

1st. After July 1st, fee is $90.00. All

checks payable to “F-M Football Camp”.

Fee includes a camp t-shirt.

SUMMER BALL FOOTBALLF-M High School practice fi eld next to

tennis courts.

Wednesdays, July 15th - August 19th

5:30 - 8:00 PM

For students entering grades 7, 8 and 9.

Under the direction of F-M assistant Foot-

ball Coach, Ray O’Brien, campers will

receive 1.5 hours of instruction. Campers

will also learn important team aspects

of the game. Topics of discussion will

include respect, responsibility, teamwork,

dedication, and leadership. Camp meets

rain or shine.

FEE: $80.00 payable to “Ray O’Brien”

includes a t-shirt.

Youth and Teen

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LACROSSE CAMPWellwood Middle School

Monday - Friday, June 29th - July 3rd

8:30 - 11:30 AM

Boys entering grades 1 - 7 (As of 9/2015).

Camp will cover team offense and de-

fense, individual defense, shooting and

passing, face offs and goalie instruction.

This program is designed for the beginner

and the experienced player. The instruc-

tion will be adjusted to experience. Partici-

pants will be grouped by grade. Time will

be divided between teaching individual

skills and tactical match play. Instruction

is under the direction of former F-M var-

sity lacrosse coach Tom Hall. Participants

must bring their own stick, mouthpiece

and cup. Protective equipment can be

provided. Register by June 26th.

FEE: $95.00 (includes a reversible jersey)

payable to “CNY Lacrosse Coaches As-

sociation”. Registration is limited.

SUMMER SOCCER CAMPFM High School Fields

(grass fi elds near student parking lot)

Monday - Thursday,

August 3rd - 6th

Grades 4 – 8 Co-Ed

9:00 – 11:30 AM

Grades 9 – 12 Boys

12:45 – 3:15 PM

Directed by FM boys soccer coach Jeff

Hammond, this camp is dedicated to

developing youth players to become the

best they can be. Jeff’s staff brings great

enthusiasm and experience. Players work

on individual skills as well as team tactics.

Staff includes other members of the F-M

coaching staff and college players. (Bring

your own ball)

FEE: $75.00 payable to “Jeff Ham-

mond”. (includes a t-shirt)

SKILLS N’ DRILLS

April Spring BreakF-M High School House I Gym

Monday - Wednesday

April 6th - April 8th

4:15 - 7:00 PM

Girls & boys ages 7 - 15.

Join coach Mike Lee assisted by F-M Var-

sity basketball players for this spring break

camp. Tons of different skills including

shooting, ball-handling, and footwork

techniques!!

Games, prizes, t-shirts and lots of fun for

everyone!

FEE: $60.00 per player payable to “Mike

Lee”.

$10.00 discount for each additional family

member.

Fayetteville-Manlius

HORNET TEAM CAMPF-M High School House I Gym

Monday - Wednesday

June 29th - July 1st

4:15 - 7:00 PM

Boys entering 6th grade and up

Basketball Coach Tom Blackford and his

HS Staff will conduct 3 days of practice

“directly” relating to the High School

philosophy used at FM! Shooting prin-

ciples and drills used by the Varsity, JV,

Freshman, and Modifi ed teams. Also an

introduction to our 1-3-1 Zone defense and

the basic school offense being used!!

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR ALL

MEMBERS OF OUR SCHOOL TEAMS,

AS WELL AS BOYS AND GIRLS IN-

TERESTED IN SOME DAY BEING A

PART OF OUR “HORNET” PROGRAM.

FEE: $65.00 payable to “Mike Lee”

Youth and Teen

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FUN-DAMENTAL

BASKETBALL CAMPCazenovia College

Monday - Friday,

July 6th - 10th

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Boys & Girls ages 7-17

23rd year of lots of basketball games, guest

speakers, drills, many local college and

high school hoopers, and FUN!! Coaches

Mike Lee and Tom Blackford will direct this

Basketball Camp. Lunch provided at the

college cafeteria. For more information see

website www.fundamentalbasketballcamp.

com

FEE: $305.00 per player payable to

“FUN-damental Basketball Camp”

Early Bird Special - $285

from 6/6/15 - 6/29/15

Real Early-Bird Special-$265 before 6/6/15

Additional $10.00 OFF for any camper/at-

tendee of our FM TEAM CAMP

“MAKE YOURSELF A BETTER

PLAYER” HORNET

BASKETBALL CAMPF-M High School House I Gym

Monday - Thursday,

August 10th - 13th

9:00 AM – 3:30 PM - Bring a lunch

Boys & Girls ages 7-15

Tom Blackford, F-M Varsity Boys coach

and Mike Lee, SU Orange and FM Asst.,

will co-direct this camp. Instruction will

be given on fundamentals and skills for

offense and defense to make yourself a

better player. FUN and lots of basketball

(games, contests, prizes). Pizza party on

Thursday. “Great way to end the summer.”

FEE: $150.00 payable to “Tom Black-

ford” includes t-shirt.

MINIATURE GOLF DAYSTown of Manlius Residents

Four Seasons Golf & Ski Center

Route 5

Thursdays throughout the summer

9:00 AM-3:00 PM Play all day for $4.00

per person. No need to sign up in ad-

vance. Please bring proof of residency.

JUNIOR GOLF LESSONSFour Seasons Golf & Ski Center

Ages 8 and up

Session I starts June 29th

Session II starts July 27th

Mondays & Wednesdays; 9 or 10 AM

4 consecutive weeks of 2 lessons per

week. Clubs and balls provided. End

each session with a round at Skyridge.

FEE: $95.00 per person per session

payable to “Four Seasons Golf & Ski

Center”.

GIRLS SUMMER SOCCER CAMPF-M High School

Monday - Friday,

July 20th - 24th

Girls entering grades 3rd - 7th:

9 - 11:30 AM on the turf fi eld

Girls entering grades 8th - 12th:

1 - 3:30 PM on the grass fi eld near student

parking lot

This camp will provide girls of all skill

levels the chance to improve their in-

dividual techniques as well as develop

small and large group tactics in a fun and

encouraging environment. Each day will

feature match play in addition to small

sided games aimed to help each player im-

prove. Coaches Brent Ostrander and Matt

Murphy (F-M Varsity Girls Head and Asst.

Coaches) will be joined by former F-M

varsity soccer players. Each player will

receive a camp T-shirt. Players should

bring cleats, shin guards, soccer ball, and

water bottle each day.

FEE: $90.00 per session payable to

“Matt Murphy” until June 15th

$95.00 after June 15th.

Space limited to 40.

Youth and Teen

GIRLS LACROSSE CAMPF-M High School Fields

Monday - Thursday

June 29th - July 2nd

Mouthguard, stick, and goggles required.

Weather permitting - no refunds due to

weather cancellations.

GRADES 3rd - 6th

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

On grass fi eld

Instruction provided by Kate Noel (F-M

Girls Varsity Coach) will focus on the

fundamentals of the game presented in a

fun way.

GRADES 7th - 12th

5:00 - 8:00 PM

On turf

Instruction provided by Kate Noel (F-M

Girls Varsity Coach) will include skill

development, offensive and defensive

strategy, stick skills, ground balls, and

goalie work.

FEE: $100.00 Payable to “Kate Noel”.

HORNET HOOPS:

BASKETBALL CAMP FOR GIRLSF-M High School House 2 Gymnasium

(may change due to construction)

Monday - Friday

June 29th - July 10th

Hornet Hoops is a basketball camp

for girls who will be entering

grades 4-12 in the fall of 2015. The

camp provides interested players with fun

opportunities to work on individual skills

and see how these skills fi t within the

overall team game. Each participant will

come away with individual drills/skills

to practice at home and an understanding

of what it takes to be successful at the

scholastic levels. Participants will be

grouped by age and/or ability during

the sessions to account for varying skill

levels/experience. Participants can arrive

at 8:30 AM for individual shoot around/

warm up and instructional sessions are

9:30 am - noon. Scott De Forest, Girls

Varsity basketball coach at FM, will run

the sessions. Participants do not have to

attend every session to participate.

FEE: $130.00 payable to “Scott

DeForest.” (No pro-rated discount)

SPRING AND SUMMER

TENNIS LEAGUESF-M High School Courts

SPRING LEAGUE:

Sundays

May 3rd - June 7th (excluding May 31st)

1:00 - 3:00 PM

SUMMER LEAGUE:

Friday mornings

July 3rd – July 31st

9:00 – 11:00 AM

Phil Rudolph, girls varsity tennis coach

will organize these leagues for intermedi-

ate to advanced players, boys and girls,

entering grades 5 – 12. A Round Robin

format will allow players to play differ-

ent opponents each day. Players will be

matched with others of comparable ability.

Each player earns points for each game

won. Awards will be given for those who

accumulate the most points throughout the

season.

FEE: $75.00 per player per league pay-

able to “Phil Rudolph”.

TENNIS CAMPF-M High School Courts

Monday - Thursday

June 29th - July 2nd

8:30 – 11:00 AM

Phil Rudolph, girls varsity tennis coach,

and Jon Fox, JV tennis coach will direct

this camp for boys and girls entering

grades 4 – 10. Players will be grouped by

age and ability. Varsity tennis players will

help instruct the camp.

FEE: $85.00 payable to “Phil Rudolph”.

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YOUTH FIELD HOCKEY CAMPF-M High School Turf and Grass Fields

Monday - Friday

June 29th - July 3rd

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Grades entering 3rd - 10th in Sept. 2015

FM Coaches will lead a staff featuring cur-

rent and former varsity players to instruct

campers and demonstrate techniques. Our

mission is to teach the fundamentals of

fi eld hockey in a fun and inspiring envi-

ronment with age appropriate games, drills

and team building activities. Please bring

fi eld hockey stick, goggles, shin guards,

mouth guard, water bottle & snack, ap-

propriate footwear (sneakers, cleats or turf

shoes) and sunscreen to camp each day.

*Indicate on registration form if you need

to borrow a stick or goggles.

FEE: $95.00 if received by June 22nd.

$100.00 if after June 22nd payable to

“Chris O’Neil”.

REGISTRATIONTOWN OF MANLIUS

RESIDENTS ONLY

Held at the

Town of Manlius Board Room in the

Town of Manlius Town Hall

301 Brooklea Drive, Fayetteville.

Tuesday, May 5th

5:00 - 6:00 PM

Tuesday, May 12th

12:30 - 1:30 PM

and

5:00 - 6:00 PM

All residents may register at any of the

above registrations. Classes are fi lled on a

fi rst come fi rst serve basis.

LATE REGISTRATIONS:

Non-residents will be accepted

Held at the Recreation Department Offi ce

in the Town of Manlius Town Hall

Tuesday, May 26th

12:30 - 1:30 PM and 5:00 - 6:00 PM

and

Tuesday, June 9th

(Final registration for Session I)

12:30 - 1:30 PM

and

Tuesday, July 14th

12:30 - 1:30 PM

NOTES: Please read carefully!

*Walk in registration will not be accepted

at the recreation offi ce except during

established registration times.

*Children may not register for themselves.

Registration may be done by another adult

if a parent or legal guardian is unable to

attend registration. However, a parent or

legal guardian must sign the registration

form and return it to the recreation offi ce

within one week of having registered.

*Forms are available at the recreation of-

fi ce and at registration. You may pick them

up prior to registration to speed up the

process. Do not use the registration form

found in this brochure.

ALL DECISIONS ARE FINAL AT

REGISTRATION.

PROGRAM DATES AND TIMESAll classes are held at

Green Lakes State Park.

SESSION I June 29th- July 17th

no class on July 3rd

SESSION II July 20th- August 7th

PRE-K June 29th - August 7th

(6 - 1 week sessions)

no class on July 3rd

Classes are 45 minutes long held at

10 and 11AM.

Class levels Pre-K through Level 3 will be

offered at each time. Higher level courses

will be offered if there is enough interest.

Pre-K classes run for one week only.

All other classes run for three weeks Mon-

day through Friday.

FEES: Payable to

“Town of Manlius”. No Refunds.

Town of Manlius Residents:

1 child - $60.00 per session

Family - $120.00 per session (3 or more

per session, does not include Pre-K)

Pre-K - $30.00 per week per child

Scholarships are available for one ses-

sion of swim to those Town of Manlius

residents in need. Please contact the offi ce

prior to registration.

Non-residents: Late registration only.

1 child - $80.00 per session

Pre-K - $40.00 per week per child

REMINDERS:

*A pass will be provided for entrance to

Green Lakes during the lessons for those

registered.

*Recreation programs do not carry ac-

cident insurance for participants.

*Programs will be cancelled only in case

of thunder, lightning or storm warnings.

Listen for cancellations on radio stations

Y94FM, WSYR AM570 or B104.7FM.

*We are not able to make up lessons when

they are cancelled.

*We reserve the right to cancel any class.

*You may call the recreation offi ce at 637-

5188 prior to late registrations to see if the

class you want is available.

Learn To Swim

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AMERICAN RED CROSS

SWIM LESSONS

COURSE PRE-REQUISITESPRE-K: Ages 3 - 5 not in Kindergarten,

must be 3 by the start of the class. NO

EXCEPTIONS! (Pre-K classes are 1 week

sessions). Participants must be toilet-

trained. Play is used as a basic form of

learning and provides fun and enjoyment

in the water.

LEVEL 1: Introduction to Water Skills.

For beginner swimmers ages 5 and up.

LEVEL 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills.

Bob 3 times then exit water (must fully

submerge) travel 5 yards, glide and fl oat

with support.

LEVEL 3: Stroke Development. Float

and glide unassisted. Swim using com-

bined arms and legs for 5 body lengths,

roll to back fl oat for 15 seconds roll to

front then continue swimming for 5 body

lengths.

THE FOLLOWING MAY BE

OFFERED IF THERE IS

ENOUGH INTEREST.

LEVEL 4: Stroke Improvement. Jump

into deep water from the side, swim front

crawl for 15 yards, maintain position by

treading or fl oating for 30 seconds and

swim elementary backstroke for 15 yards.

LEVEL 5: Stroke Refi nement. Perform

feet fi rst entry into deep water, swim front

crawl for 25 yards, change direction and

position, and swim elementary backstroke

for 25 yards. Swim breaststroke for 15

yards, change direction, and swim back

crawl for 15 yards.

LEVEL 6: Swimming and Skill Profi -

ciency. Perform a shallow dive into deep

water, swim front crawl for 50 yards,

change direction and position of travel,

and swim elementary backstroke for 25

yards, change direction and position of

travel, and swim back crawl for 25 yards.

****IMPORTANT****The Town of Manlius has a new registration system. In order to sign up for any programs, residents now need to input their infor-

mation into our system once and then it will be there for all future programs registered for.

Please go to http://manliustown.recdesk.com to set up your individual and family Profi le on the RecDesk Community portal. You

will “create account” and input your own information fi rst then add family members to input each child’s information . Be sure

to completely fi ll out each child’s information - you will only have to do this once for this and all future porgrams. Please do

this before coming to the Learn To Swim Registraiton. For those that have not done this you will have to do it at the Learn To

Swim Registration that night. You may stop by the recreation offi ce in advance and set up your Profi le on our laptop

SUMMER PLAYGROUNDS

Woodland Elementary School

Kindergarten-3rd Grade

(entering in Fall of 2015)

Must be 5 years old by 12/1/15

Fremont Elementary School

(in place of Pinegrove Middle School)

4th grade-8th grade


Playground is a six week program (two 3 week sessions)

Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 12 Noon, rain or shine.

The playground programs consist of special events, fi eld trips, theme days,

games, arts & crafts and much more!

Enders Road Elementary

Kindergarten-8th Grade


Must be 5 years old by 12/1/15

Session II

July 20th-August 7th

The Town of Manlius Recreation Department will offer Summer Playground Programs at:

Woodland Elementary School, Enders Road Elementary School and Fremont Elementary (in place of Pinegrove Middle School)

Two sessions will be offered at each site.

You may register your child/children for one or both sessions.

Session I

June 29th- July 17th

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Residents:*A Resident is one that lives in

the Town of Manlius or is a stu-

dent at the school in which they

will be attending Playground.

$75.00 1 child, 1 session

$140.00 1 child, 2 sessions

$145.00 2 children, 1 session

$275.00 2 children, 2 sessions

$210.00 3+ children, 1 session

$400.00 3+ children, 2 sessions

Make Checks Payable to:

“Town of Manlius Recreation”

****IMPORTANT****The Town of Manlius has a new registration system. In order to sign up for any programs, residents now need to input

their information into our system once and then it will be there for all future programs registered for.

Please go to http://manliustown.recdesk.com to set up your individual and family Profi le on the RecDesk Community

portal. You will “create account” and put in your own (parent) information then add family members to input each child’s

complete information. Parents need to be in the system to receive receipts by e-mail and the children/participants need to

have all information completed for the instructors/coaches of programs. Please do this before registering for playground

so that when we receive your registration the information will all be correctly entered into our system by you.

Non-Residents:*A Non-Resident is one who does

not live in the Town of Manlius

or is not a student at the school

in which they will be attending

Playground.

$95.00 per child, per session

3 WAYS TO REGISTEROnce you have created your

Family Profi le

(see IMPORTANT above)

1Walk in and register in the offi ce.

2 Mail Playground Registration

form to: Town of Manlius

Recreation Department

301 Brooklea Drive

Fayetteville, NY 13066

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you may now register On-Line at

link above, if paying with a credit

card, up until June 19th

PLEASE NOTEWE WILL NO LONGER BE ACCEPTING ON-SITE REGISTRATION.

THE FIRST DAY OF PLAYGROUND OR ANY DAY THEREAFTER. IF YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED BEFORE

JUNE 19TH AT 4:30PM YOU WILL HAVE TO COME TO THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT AND REGISTER IN PER-

SON BEFORE YOUR CHILD CAN ATTEND PLAYGROUND. AT THAT POINT YOU WILL BE ASSESSED A $25/CHILD

LATE FEE. THE LATE FEE WILL ONLY BE WAIVED FOR THOSE ALREADY REGISTERED IN SESSION I WHO

CHOOSE TO DO SESSION II AT A LATER DATE.

EXTENDED MORNING

HOURS

This year we are offering an ex-

tended hour of playground from

7:30-8:30AM

$25 PER CHILD, PER SESSION

NO REFUNDS

PLAYGROUND FEES:

SUMMER PLAYGROUND

The Town of Manlius Recreation Department is looking for CIT’S for

our Playground program at our Enders Road and Woodland Playground

Sites! This program is for teens entering 9th and 10th grade that are

interested in gaining practical experience working with children.

The CIT program runs from Monday-Friday from 8:00am-12:30pm. You

will gain experience supervising and leading activities for children

entering Kindergarten-3rd grade. You must be eager and enthusiastic,

responsible and willing to be a leader.

Applicants must fi ll out an application at the Recreation Department and

will be subject to an interview. This is not a paid position. If an applicant

is chosen be a part of our CIT Program they will be asked to pay the Town

of Manlius Recreation Department $30/session. Please refer to page 6 for

specifi c dates of each session. For this price, you will gain knowledge and

skill in the training that will be provided to you by a veteran

counselor as well as a training/educational manual to keep. So, if you en-

joy being outside and working with children then this is an opportunity

that you don’t want to miss! Call Kristine Zingaro for more information

637-5188.

There are two ways to fi ll out your application:

1. Come into the Recreation Offi ce and fi ll it out

2. Go to www.townofmanlius.org and download the application.

Mail it to: Town of Manlius Recreation Department

301 Brooklea Drive


Attn: Kristine Zingaro

Counselor-In-Training

(CIT)

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ADULT AND SENIOR ADULT

SENIOR ADULT“PILATES” BODY

CONDITIONINGCommunity Center-Group Fitness

Studio

Fayetteville Towne Center

311B Towne Drive

Fayetteville

Tuesdays

7:00-8:00 PM

Session I (8 classes):

March 31st-May 19th

Session II (8 classes):

May 26th-July 28th

(no class on 6/30 or 7/14)

This Pilates mat workout is taught in the

“Classical” style and consists of unique

exercises that are performed standing

and lying on a mat. Pilates workout

strengthens, stretches and tones muscles

without joint stress, helps develop better

balance, improves posture, promotes

better circulation, promotes lymphatic

drainage and reduces stress and mus-

cular tension. The focus is on Core

Stabilization. Pilates Conditioning is a

great workout for all levels of partici-

pants. Modifi cations will be shown for

beginners and challenges given to those

more advanced. Weights and mats are

included.

For more information please call Karen

at 559-4225.

FEE: $ 50.00 for 1 session

$ 95.00 for 2 sessions

Payable to “Karen Loeffl er”

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GOLF LESSONSFour Seasons Golf & Ski Center

Route 5, Fayetteville

Spring Session:

Tuesday’s at 5:30 PM starting April 28th

Enjoy fi ve weeks of one-hour golf les-

sons covering all aspects of the game.

Open to adults and youth 12 & up. You

must pre-register.

FEE: $85.00 payable to “Four Seasons

Golf and Ski Center”. Balls and clubs

are included.

HANDBELLSDewitt Community Church

Erie Blvd., Dewitt

Mondays

March 9th- June 155h

7:00 - 8:30 PM

Learn to play English Handbells with

instructor Pam Spirko. Learn new

songs in a fun and easy manner.

FEE: $35.00 per student payable to

“Pam Spirko”.

Class size: min. 6, max. 12.

T’AI CHITown of Manlius Board Room


Brooklea Drive, Fayetteville

Wednesdays

Session I:

April 29th-June 17th

Session II:

August 26th-October 14th

Call 637-5188 for more information

10:00 - 11:00 AM

Slow and easy-to-learn, repetitious

movements that promote wellness

of body and mind. Movements are

designed to improve balance, fl exibility,

range of motion, posture and concen-

tration while enhancing body strength,

relaxation and stress reduction. Qigong

(working energy) sets will be explained

and practiced as well. Suitable and

adaptable for all ages.

FEE: $59.00 per session payable to

“Ralf Garn”

CANAL CLEAN SWEEPFriday, April 17th

Behind the Manlius Town Hall

301 Brooklea Drive, Fayetteville

10:00 AM - 12 Noon

The Town of Manlius Town Hall

Employees will be cleaning along the ca-

nal as part of the State Wide Canal Clean

Sweep. Anyone interested in joining

us is welcome to come out and help. If

interested please call the

Recreation Department at 637-5188. We

will meet behind the Town Hall at 10:00

AM. You will need to sign a waiver

to participate. Water will be provided.

Please wear work gloves, long pants and

close toed shoes for protection.

FRENCH FOR BEGINNERSTown of Manlius Board Room



Thursday’s

April 16th-May 21st (6 weeks)

5:15-6:15 PM

In this class you will learn how to start a

conversation with a native speaker, start-

ing with basics: greetings and simple

dialogues (at a hotel, at a restaurant,

etc.) A small class size will allow you to

progress by participating actively in a

relaxed atmosphere.

For more details:

www.frenchacademyfm.com

Class size: 3 minimum - 8 maximum

FEE: $120.00/person payable to

“French Academy”

CONVERSATIONAL FRENCHTown of Manlius Board Room



Thursday’s

April 16th-May 21st (6 weeks)

6:30-7:30 PM

Want to travel to France, improve your

business vocabulary, or just practice you

French? Through conversations, gram-

mar and vocabulary, discover all that is

French art de vivre. A small class size

will allow you to progress by participat-

ing actively in a relaxed atmosphere.

For more details:

www.frenchacademyfm.com

Class size: 3 minimum - 8 maximum

FEE: $120.00/person payable to

“French Academy”

SENIOR ADULT TRIPS

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BUS PICK UP INFORMATION

Minoa:Lot next to Minoa Village Offi ce

IC – Immaculate Conception Church

Salt Springs Road, Fayetteville.

(Park behind the church).

Dewitt Parks Maintenance Facility

5889 Butternut Drive, Dewitt

To Register for any Trip:Checks payable to:

“Travel Choice International”

and

Mail with registration form to:

Town of Manlius Recreation Dept.

301 Brooklea Drive


For additional information:

Town of Manlius Recreation

637-5188

BOSTON POPSSingin’ in the Rain:

Film with Orchestra

Keith Lockhart conducting

May 8-9, 2015 (Fri-Sat)Topping the American Film Institute’s list

of 25 Greatest Movie Musicals of all time,

this fi lm masterpiece comes to life with

the live orchestral accompaniment and

award-winning on-screen performances by

Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor and Deb-

bie Reynolds. Join Keith Lockhart and

the Boston Pops as they bring this classic

musical to the stage of Symphony Hall.

May 8, 2015 (Friday) Our hotel is the

Holiday Inn Express – Cambridge MA

just minutes from downtown Boston.

After dinner it’s on to the Boston Pops at

Symphony Hall. (D)

May 9, 2015 (Saturday) After a deluxe

continental breakfast at our hotel we visit

the JFK Library. There is time for lunch

on your own at the library prior to depart-

ing for Syracuse.

Our trip includes one night at the Holiday

Inn – Cambridge, fl oor tickets to the Bos-

ton Pops at Symphony Hall, one dinner,

deluxe continental breakfast, admission to

the JFK Library, roundtrip motorcoach,

Travel Choice International Escort, and all

taxes and gratuities.

Single Double

$550.00 $445.00 residents

$565.00 $460.00 non-residents

DEPOSIT: A deposit of $100.00/person is

due with your registration

FINAL PAYMENT due by March 6, 2015

Cancellation Penalties:

Prior to 3/6/15- Fully refundable

After 3/6/15- Non-refundable

Checks Payable to:

Travel Choice International

Mail to:

Town of Manlius Recreation Dept.

301 Brooklea Drive


New York City Ballet at the Sara-

toga Performing

Arts Center Choose one or both trips

July 9, 2015

Square Dance; New Peck; Western Sym-

phony

July 16, 2015 Symphonic Dances; The 4

Temperaments; Symphony in C

These trips include orchestra seating

for the Ballet and lunch at the Hall of

Springs.

FEE $88.00 Residents

$93.00 Non-Residents


Prior to 6/10/15 -Fully Refundable

After 6/10/15 - Non-Refundable

Unless replacement found by

Recreation Offi ce.

Bus Pickups:

Minoa 7:45AM

IC: 8:00AM

Town of Dewitt Parks: 8:30AM

(Maintenance Facility)

Return approximately 6:00PM

“The Magic Flute” Glimmerglass

Festival July 28, 2015 (Tuesday)

“Candide” Glimmerglass Festival

August 11, 2015 (Tuesday)These trips include the buffet lunch

at the Otesaga and orchestra seating.

FEE: $139.00 Residents



Prior to 6/12/15- Fully Refundable

After: 6/12/15- Non-Refundable


Recreation Offi ce.

Bus Pickups:

Minoa: 8:30AM

IC: 8:45AM




Cortland Repertory Theatre

SUDS- Rocking 60’s Musical Soap

Opera w/ lunch at

The Manor-Briggs Hall

August 28, 2015 (Friday)

We have side orchestra seats to SUDS-the

Rocking 60’s Musical Soap Opera. come

visit a squeaky-clean “Laundromat of Love”

bubbling over with the greatest hits fo the

1960’s! This musical fantasy tells the story

of Cindy, a lovelorn girl working in a laun-

dromat, pining for the pen-pal fi ancee who

dumped her. However, her life is about to

change when her two guardian angels magi-

cally appear to teach her about boys, true

love and how to survivie this tough “fl uff-n-

fold” world. This feel good musical is loaded

with good clean fun, bubbling energy and

more than 40 musical favorites including:

“These Boots are Made for Walking”, “Walk

on By”, “Are You Lonesome Tonight”, and

“Where the Boys Are”.


Prior to 8/3/15 – Fully Refundable

After 8/3/15 – Non Refundable


Recreation Offi ce.

FEE: $66.00 Residents


Bus Pickups:

Minoa: 10:00AM

Immaculate Conception:10:15AM




TRIP CANCELLATION

INSURANCE IS RECOMMENDED

AND AVAILABLE THROUGH

TRAVEL CHOICE

INTERNATIONAL.

Call for further information:

315-445-1400

CA

NCELLED

New York City

National 9/11 Memorial and

MuseumMay 19-20, 2015

(Tuesday-Wednesday)

This is an active walking tripOur trip includes one night accomodations

at the Hotel Beacon (75th and Broadway),

admission to the National 9/11 Memorial

and Museum, lunch at Ellen’s Stardust

Diner Wednesday afternoon, roundtrip

motorcoach transportation, Travel Choice

International Escort, and all tips and

gratuities.

May 19, 2015 (Tuesday) Dinner is on

your own at the numerous restaurants in

the area including Viand Cafe which is

next door to the Beacon Hotel.

May 20, 2015 (Wednesday) After break-

fast on your own, we board our motor-

coach for the Nartional 9/11 Memorial

and Museum. Lunch is included at Ellen’s

Stardust Diner (home of the singing wait-

staff)

OPTIONAL BROADWAY THEATRE

PERFORMANCE

May 19th- “On the Town” at the Lyric

Theatre. Ticket price for Orchestra

seating is $90/person and should be

included in your deposit. The ticket price

is non-refundable.

Single Double

$559.00 $409.00 residents




FINAL PAYMENT due by March 25,

2015




Mormon Tabernacle Choir

at SPACJune 29-30, 2015

(Monday-Tuesday)The 360 member, Grammy and Emmy

winning ensemble and 68 members of

their orchestra will perform at SPAC on

June 29th at 7:30pm. This is one of fi ve

cities on the group’s Atlantic Coast Tour.

The trip includes tickets to the Mormon

Tabernacle Choir performance, one night

at the Hyatt Place Saratoga Springs, dinner

and breakfast, tour of Saratoga Springs,

roundtrip motorcoach transportation, Travel

Choice International Escort and all tips and

gratuities.

Single Double

$385.00 $315.00 residents




FINAL PAYMENT due by May 22, 2015




SENIOR ADULT TRIPS

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Shaw Festival ~ Niagara on the Lake

August 18-20, 2015 (Tuesday-Thursday)SWEET CHARITY Come experience the bold and colorful world of 1960s New York through the eyes of Charity Hope Valentine. The dance hall hostess dreams of a brighter future but she can’t help but give her heart to all the wrong guys. Then she meets the meek but sweet Oscar Lindquist when they get trapped in an elevator. Songs like “Big Spender” and “If My friends Could See Me Now” paired with a book by Neil Simon made this a Broadway hit.

LIGHT UP THE SKY Playwright Moss Hart was one of Broadway’s biggest stars who co-wrote the hit comedies, You Can’t Take It With You, and The Man Who Came To Dinner, This play is his comic love letter to the theatre world. Everyone has as-sembled in a suite at the Ritz-Carlton for a new play about to have its fi rst out-of-town tryout including the leading lady, the naïve playwright, the emotional director, the vulgar producer and his ice-skating wife. Everything is love and kisses and toasts to the “magic time” of theatre. But when they return to the hotel after the show, things

aren’t quite as rosy.PLUS Wine Tasting and Dinner at the Rockway Vineyard;, Guided Historical tour including Ft. George National Historic Site and the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens.

The trip includes admissions to two shows, two nights at the White Oaks Confer-

ence Center; Guided Historical Tour, two dinners and two breakfasts, roundtrip motor

coach transportation, Travel Choice International Escort, and all tips and gratuities.

Single Double

$775.00 $595.00 residents


DEPOSIT: A deposit of $100.00/person

isdue with your registration

FINAL PAYMENT: Due by 6/26/15




Checks Payable to:

Travel Choice International

Mail to:

Town of Manlius Recreation

301 Brooklea Drive


TRIP CANCELLATION

INSURANCE IS RECOMMENDED

AND AVAILABLE THROUGH

TRAVEL CHOICE

INTERNATIONAL.

Call for further information:

Both US and Canadian customs dictate that

each arriving traveler MUST carry proof of

US Citizenship. The acceptable

documents are current Passport, Passport

Card, or Enhanced New York State Driver’s

License.

Anyone without documentation will not be

allowed to board the bus.

HOW TO PAY

Sunday, May 3rd

Held at Four Seasons Golf & Ski Center

on the Adventure Golf Course

Participants whose last names begin with A-G begin at 1:00 pm,

H - K begin at 1:30 pm, L - O begin at 2:00 pm, P-Z begin at 2:30 pm

PLAY SIX HOLES OF MINIATURE GOLF AS A FAMILY

REFRESHMENTS

SPRING THEMED PHOTO BOOTH

EACH FAMILY WILL RECEIVE A DOOR PRIZE

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY FRIDAY MAY 1ST AT NOON

No registration will be taken the day of the event.

FEE: $10.00 per family payable to “Town of Manlius”.

Swing Into Springat the

Town of Manlius

PUTT PUTT PARTY

2015 SWING INTO SPRING PUTT PUTT PARTY REGISTRATION FORMPlease return with payment to the Town of Manlius Recreation Department

301 Brooklea Drive, Fayetteville, NY 13066. Checks payable to “Town of Manlius”

or

Go to http://manliustown.recdesk.com after April 1st to register for this program on-line

Family Name__________________________________________ # in Family________

Address_________________________________________________________________

Phone #_________________________________ Paid: Cash _______Check#_______

Check time attending:_____ 1:00 PM _____1:30 PM _____2:00 PM ____2:30 PM

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COMMUNITY THEATER PRODUCTION

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COMMUNITY THEATER PRODUCTION

The Town of Manlius Recreation Departmentand Greene and Miller Dentistry

For Further Information on Auditions and Tickets please visit

www.manliusmusical.org

July 16-18, 2015Auditions this May

Summer Concerts

Concerts held at Lewis Park in Minoa

6:30 - 8:30 PM

Friday, July 10th - Dan Elliott & The Monterays

Friday, August 7th - The Coachmen

Concerts are free and open to the public

co-sponsored by The Town of Manlius and the Village of MinoaConcerts may be cancelled due to rain with no rain dates

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Trash and Brush InformationThe Town of Manlius brush collection will commence in April 2015 and the following is important information for those enrolled.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE HAVE BEEN SOME CHANGES:

In 2015 the yard waste will be picked up by a business called “Last Chance Recycling”. The operator of the business is “Ian Hunter”.

The contact phone numbers are:

Business: 315-445-1402

Ian Hunter’s cell phone: 315-374-8003

Brush pick-ups will be on Mondays only and will remain bi-weekly.

The following is the 2015 schedule:

NORTH OF ROUTE 5*: For all residences located North of Route 5 pick-ups will begin on Monday- April 6th, 2015 and will

continue every other Monday through Monday December 21st, 2015. The only exception is the week of September 7th (Labor

Day) when brush will be picked up on Tuesday-September 8th.

SOUTH OF ROUTE 5*: For all residences located South of Route 5, pick-ups will begin on Monday- April 13, 2015 and will

continue every other Monday through Monday-December 28th, 2015. The only exception is the week of May 25th (Memorial

Day) when brush will be picked up on Tuesday- May 26th.

*IMPORTANT: There are two pick-ups a month only for North and South each. As a result there ARE NO PICK-UPS ON

Monday- 6/29/15, Monday-August 31, 2015 and Monday-November 30, 2015.

Important brush pick-up rules:

• Brush is classifi ed as leaves, grass clippings, smaller branches and twigs. Absolutely no dirt, rocks, stumps or sod.

• Brush must be placed in a rigid container, either plastic or metal, or in a biodegradable paper bag. (No frosted bags). Plastic

bags are NOT allowed.

• If you put out containers, they must not weigh more than 75 pounds full.

• If you put out limbs/branches, they must be no longer than fi ve feet in length and no more than three inches in diameter.

They can either be set out bundled- and- tied with string or hemp twine (no nylon twine or wire) or placed in a rigid contain-

er.

FYI…

*New homeowners: here is how to dispose of all those packing boxes and paper. Leave a few of those packing boxes

assembled and stuff the packing paper into them. The other boxes must be cut/folded into sizes no larger than 3’by3’.

Then tie together and place next to your recycle bin.

* Have construction debris? Syracuse Haulers (315-426-6771) will cart it away for you for a price. Contact them to

fi nd out the cost and to set up a pick-up date. It is NOT considered part of your normal household trash. You may also

contact Camillus Landfi ll (315-488-4846).

* Disposing of household hazardous waste has become easier. OCCRA (315-435-2866) has made it easier to dispose

of toxic materials with their expanded hours. Visit www.occra.org or call them to register your items and to have ?’s

answered. You must register with OCCRA.

* The above information does not necessarily apply to village residents. If you reside in the Village of Fayetteville, Manlius or

Minoa please contact your local DPW department with any questions/problems you have regarding

your brush and/or trash removal.

TOWN OF MANLIUS RECREATION DEPARTMENT

REGISTRATION AND MEDICAL FORMReturn with payment to: 301 Brooklea Drive, Fayetteville, NY 13066

One form per person, per activity. Separate checks for separate programs/trips.

Participant’s Name ______________________________________ Date of Birth __________ Grade _____________

Gender M/F_______ E-Mail Address ________________________________________________________________

Address ____________________________________________ Town/City ___________________ Zip ___________

Parent/Legal Guardian Name _______________________________________________________________________

Home Phone _____________________________________ Work Phone ___________________________________

Physician Name _________________________________________________ Phone _________________________

Emergency Name ______________________________ Phone _______________ Relationship ________________

Program _____________________________________________________ Dates _____________________________

(if under 18)

(Minors: Someone other than parent, staff will attempt to contact parent fi rst . Over 18: Someone to contact in an emergency.)

Preference is given to Town of Manlius residents. A completed registration/medical form must accompany payment for all programs. A separate form must be

completed for each program and each participant. Additional forms may be obtained from the recreation offi ce or you may make copies of the form in this brochure.

No phone-in registration is accepted unless otherwise stated. Participants are not registered for a program until payment and a registration form are received in the

recreation offi ce. No Confi rmation of registration is made for any programs; you will be notifi ed only if the program is full, cancelled or there has been a change.

Registration is taken on a fi rst-come fi rst serve basis, therefore, there is a chance that some programs will be full when you register.

*DIFFERENT REGISTRATION FORMS ARE REQUIRED FOR LEARN TO SWIM OR PLAYGROUND.

PLEASE NOTE: There will be a $20.00 service charge imposed on all returned checks.

REFUNDS: If a program is canceled due to insuffi cient enrollment, then all persons registered will receive a full refund. Refunds for participant cancellation will be

given through the day before the program starts (minus a $5.00 service charge). NO refunds will be given after that or if the cancellation puts us below the minimum

number required to run the program. NO refunds will be given to onetime programs unless cancellation is received 48 hours in advance of the program.

PLEASE MAKE A PROFILE AT http://manliustown.recdesk.com BEFORE MAILING IN THIS FORM

OFFICE USE ONLYFEE PAID ___________DATE_____

CASH_____ CHECK # __________

RECEIVED BY ________________

CHECK NAME _________________

Town of Manlius

Recreation Dept.301 Brooklea Drive


(315) 637-5188

MEDICAL INFORMATION:

IMPORTANT: Please notify the recreation department if participant has been exposed to any communicable disease during the three weeks prior to

starting program.

AUTHORIZATION: This health history is correct as I know, and the person herein described has permission to engage in all prescribed program

activities, except as noted by me. In the event that I cannot be reached in an emergency, I hereby give permission to the physician and/or hospital

selected by the answering ambulance in compliance with Onondaga County Health Regulations to hospitalize, secure proper treatment for, and to

order injection, anesthesia, or surgery for me/my child as named above.

This form will be on fi le in the recreation offi ce with a copy at the site/program. In the event of an emergency, this form will accompany the

person herein described to the treatment facility. Therefore, it is important that the information is completely fi lled out, legible and accurate.

In consideration of being permitted to participate in this program, I, the undersigned, intending to be legally bound hereby, for myself, my

heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims of any kind that I may have against the Town of Manlius and/or

the Town of Manlius Recreation Department, including, without limitations, rights, or claims alleged to arise out of injury, illness, or property loss suf-

fered by me/my child which might occur while participating in this program.

Signature ___________________________________________________________________________ Date ______________________________

If checked any health history above, please explain__________________________________________________________

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY FOR THOSE PROGRAMS WITH CONTINUING SESSIONS OR MULTIPLE PAYMENTS FOR TRIPS

Please fi ll out the questions in this box that apply to your program:

*INFORMATION FOR TRIPS: Bus Pick-Up if applicable_______ Food Choice if applicable________

*If program provides babysitting how many children will you be bringing? ______

*If sports camp/program provides T-shirt - what size shirt would you like? _____________

SESSION _________________________

FEE PAID ____________DATE________

CASH______ CHECK # _____________

REC. BY ________CK NAME _________

SESSION _________________________

FEE PAID ____________DATE________

CASH______ CHECK # _____________

REC. BY ________CK NAME _________

SESSION _________________________

FEE PAID ____________DATE________

CASH______ CHECK # _____________

REC. BY ________CK NAME _________

SESSION _________________________

FEE PAID ____________DATE________

CASH______ CHECK # _____________

REC. BY ________CK NAME _________

HEALTH HISTORY: (check if apply) Asthma ________ Diabetic ________ Epileptic ________ Heart Condition ________

ALLERGIES: (check if yes) Bees ______ Penicillin ______ Other _________________________________________________

Additional pertinent medical information __________________________________________________________________

Medication taken at time of program _____________________________________________________________________

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Documents

Updated 2015 Final Brochure - rec. desk