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50+++++ ACTIVE ADULTS

PROGRAMSWilliston Seniors Organization

Are you 55+ and looking to get out and meet people? Do you like a good meal, socialization and fun games? If so, check out the Williston Seniors Organization. They meet twice a month. The 1st Tuesday is Pot Luck lunch and club meeting starting at 11:45am. The 3rd Tuesday is Soup & Games starting at 11:30am. Come enjoy time with other seniors. The club meets at the Green Mountain Masonic Center- 87 Bishop Avenue.

50+ Golden GroovesCome join this fun aerobic workout that will have you grooving to the oldies, as well as current music. The class will get your heart pumping. The structure is easy to follow and welcomes any ability level as the moves can be done with higher or lower intensity. Reap the benefits of cardio training and see improvements in balance, coordination, and mood. Program is held at the Federated Church. Instructor: Toni Kunker

Ages 50+Mondays ................. 10:30-11:30amWednesdays.............. 9:00-10:00amYear Round ................1st Class FreePricing & register at 1st class

50+ Strength TrainingEach class begins with a light warm up and proceeds into basic and functional strength training exercises that help improve muscle tone, balance, and coordina-tion. The class utilizes a variety of workout aids: chairs, weighted ball, floor ladder and bench step (all provid-ed) to keep the class stimulating and fun. Program is held at the Federated Church. Instructor: Toni Kunker

Ages 50+Tues. & Thurs ..................Year Round10:15-11:15am .........1st Class FreePricing & register at 1st class

50+ Seated YogaSeated Yoga is a gentle form of exercise to increase flexibility, balance and help to reduce stress. Led by dedicated volunteers, this program is open to all se-niors every Wednesday from 10-11 pm. Class held at Essex Area Senior Center, Essex Junction.

Ages 50+Wednesdays............ 10:00-11:00amFree to members/$1 per class

Non-Mem

ADULT PROGRAMS

Gentle YogaThis class is appropriate for those seeking the ben-efits of a very relaxing, gentle and restorative prac-tice. Learn how to mindfully think, move and breathe through this slower paced, well supported yoga pro-gram. Pre-registration is required. Program fee paid on your first night. Instructor: Jill Lang.

Ages 18+Tuesdays ...............Feb. thru May 296:30-7:30pm$64- 8 visit punch card

Core de ForceIs a non-contact total-body workout inspired by MMA-style training that combines movements from Western Boxing, Kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai. The workout is 3 minute rounds, just like boxing, using HIIT intervals. Skill-based cardio training and core cen-tric movements are used to strengthen the core and whole body. Instructure: Denise Francis

Ages 18+Mondays ......................6:30-7:30pmS1- March 5-April 9S2- April 16-June 4$42 Res/$47 Non

Intro Women’s StrengthFITIs strength training missing from your routine? Building muscle of any size, shape or form increases your burn-ing metabolism, bone density, strength and confi-dence. You can and you should be lifting weights, and this class not only teaches the how and why, but helps you feel and look stronger! Program held at Synergy Fitness. Instructor: Jess Voyer

Women Ages 18+Tuesdays ............... March 6-April 1012:00-1:00pm$90 Res/$95 Non

Programs with PULSE Cycle/Fitness Studio

The Recreation Dept. is teaming with the PULSE Cycle/Fitness Studio to bring the community these great programs. Register for these programs on the Rec. Website. They are held at the PULSE Cycle/Fitness Studio in the Kismet Place.

INDOOR CYCLINGThe perfect low impact class if you’re just starting out on your fitness journey, recovering from an injury, or looking to dial back the intensity of your workout. Led by an instructor who is on and off the bike to help

with form and comfort of riding, this class builds your cardio, increase strength and help to restore physical and mental well-being. Instructor: Nicole Dyhrman

Ages 18+Tuesdays .............. March 13- April 39:00-9:45am$50 Res/$55 Non

KETTLEBELLComplete full body workout that helps you increase strength, flexibility and cardiovascular health. Utilizing the power of kettlebell weights, maximize your work-out time with our experienced certified instructor. Open to everyone who is eager to learn how to move the kettlebell safely, build muscle effectively and feel the power kettlebell brings to your body and beyond! Instructor: Nikki Ackerly

Ages 18+Wednesdays.......... March 14- April 4

12:10-12:55pm$50 Res/$55 Non

BARRE- STRENGTHEN & LENGTHENJoin this Barre class (pronounced Bar) for 4 weeks and see what a difference it can make in how you feel! Sculpt your body with this fun low impact workout that brings together moves from dance, pilates and yoga. The perfect combination of strength, flexibility

and cardio utilizing a ballet barre and fun music. All abilities welcome. Instructor: Hermine Flanigan

Ages 18+Wednesdays........... March 14-April 49:00-10:00am$50 Res/$55 Non

Programs with RehabGYMThe Recreation Dept is teaming with the RehabGYM to bring the community these great programs. Register for these programs on the Rec. website. These pro-grams are held at the RehabGYM in the Kismet Place.

AQUATIC FITNESSThis 12 week program is great to increase your cardio-vascular fitness, endurance and overall strength while giving your bones and joints a rest! Aquatic exercise is the ideal activity for individuals with arthritis or who may be prone to injury. Instructor: RehabGYM Staff

Ages 18+Mondays .................... April 16-July 25:00-6:00pm$100 Res/$105 Non

USE IT TO LOSE ITThis weight loss program originated with one goal in mind: to help people improve their overall health and well-being through increased exercise and improved

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REGISTRATION INFORMATIONREGISTRATIONRegistration begins February 15th. This is a list-ing of upcoming programs and camps for March through August. Detailed information on each can be found on the Rec. Dept. website. Registrations are accepted online at www.willistonrec.org.

PAYMENTPayment is made either online or offline. Online Payments are made by registering online and choosing the Online Payment Option. You are instantly enrolled by paying with a credit card, there is a processing fee of $2 or 3.5%, whichev-er is higher, on the total balance. Offline Payments are done by registering online and choosing the Offline Payment Option. At the end of checkout- print off the form and mail a check to 7900 Williston Road, or stop by, with check or cash, to the Rec. Office, located in the Annex Building, second floor. Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm. You can also use the drop box at the back entrance of the Town Hall Building. Payment must be sent in or dropped off as soon as you register to enroll in the program.

Note: The person you are registering is not enrolled until payment is received, when using the Offline Payment Option.

POLICIES & GENERAL INFOFor registration, cancellations, refunds and oth-er important information, visit the department website. On the home page click on the “Dept Info” tab. Information can be found under the “Policies and General Info” heading.

INSTRUCTORS WANTEDWe are always looking for new programs. Do you have a special talent or unique skill that you would like to share with others? Are you a business that would like to partner to bring your offerings to the community of Williston? If so, please contact the Recreation Department to discuss the possi-bilities. recreation@willistonvt.org.

CONTACT INFORMATION876-1160

recreation@willistonvt.orgwww.willistonrec.org

Look for this symbol for new programs being offered!

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nutritional habits. Over the 12-weeks, participants can expect weekly weigh-ins, monthly fitness assessments, nutritional guidance, and instructed exercise; consist-ing of both strength and cardiovascular training. Two separate times are offered. Instructor: RehabGYM Staff

Ages 18+Tues & Thurs ...............May 8-July 267:00-8:00am or 5:00-6:00pm$225 Res/$230 Non

Open Gym ProgramsCome out and play, stay fit and meet new people. These ongoing open gym programs are open to Williston resident at no charge. Schedules are available on the website. No open gym during school breaks or holi-days. Programs end in May.

Men’s 18+ Open Gym BasketballMondays ......................Ends May 217:00-10:00pm ............WCS Old Gym

Men’s 25+ Open Gym BasketballWednesdays.................Ends May 237:00-10:00pm ............WCS Old Gym

Women’s 18+Open Gym BasketballThursdays ....................Ends May 247:00-10:00pm ............WCS Old Gym

Coed 18+ Open Gym VolleyballMondays ......................Ends May 217:00-10:00pm .................. ABS Gym

Knitting for AdultsLearn to knit or improve your knitting skills while enjoying the fun of knitting with a group. The pro-gram offers the basics for first time knitters, as well as provides early and intermediate knitters with spe-cific how-to and help with projects. Materials for pur-chase at first class or bring your own. Program held at The Knitting Circle, Essex Jct. Instructor: Christine Heavner, 20+ years of knitting.

Ages 18+Tuesdays .................... 7:00-8:30pmS1- March 6-April 10S2- May 1-June 5$72 Res/$77 Non

Voice-Overs…Now is your time!You’ve heard Brian on TV and radio commercials! Now hear him live as he illustrates how you can use your speaking voice to earn money. He shows you a unique way to cash in on one of the most lucrative full or part-time careers. This is a business that you can handle on your own terms, your own turf, in your own time! Instructor: Brian Thon

Ages 18+Thursday .............................March 86:30-8:30pm Program in South Burlington$35 Res/$40 Non

Mindfulness & Meditation Intro

Are you looking for strategies to decrease stress, get a better nights’ sleep, or enjoy the present moment with less worry and distraction? Have you always thought meditation would be good but doubted you could do it? This 2 hour program introduces you to the ba-sic skills of mindfulness and meditation through a se-ries of simple exercises. You’ll identify ways to imple-ment a realistic home-based practice and use online tools to support it. Instructor: Carrie Williams Howe

Ages 18+S1- Wed, March 14 ..... 6:30-8:30pmS2- Sat, May 12 .......... 3:00-5:00pm$25 Res/$30 Non

Dog/Puppy Essentials: Basic Training & Social Skills

This 6-week course covers all you need to know to un-derstand and have a well-behaved dog; using a sim-ple training approach. Great for new puppies, newly adopted rescue dogs, or any humans and dogs who want help with the basics. The course covers basic obedience so that you can walk your dog without go-ing for a drag, get your dog to sit politely on greet-ings and not jump all over your friends. Instructor: Deb Helfrich, owner of Goldstar Dog.

Adults 18+, Dogs 8 weeks+Thursdays .............March 29-May 106:15-7:15pm$130 Res/$135 Non

Dog Training: Beyond Basics CourseThe 5 week course continues to build a foundation of manners, training, and social skills that were started in the basic course, working on making responses to commands consistent and reliable. Continue to hone your handling skills: timing, consistency, reading your dog, understanding the training techniques and how to apply them. You and your dog have lots of oppor-tunities to practice the approaches through careful-ly-constructed exercises. Instructor: Deb Helfrich, owner of Goldstar Dog.

Ages 18+Dogs- must have taken Basic Course Thursdays ...............March 29-May 37:30-8:30pm$115 Res/$120 Non

Doggie Drills with DebDo you miss the camaraderie, fun, and challenges of a group dog class but don’t need a full session? Then, check out these one night, one-hour, group training sessions! Sign up for one or several! During each, Deb runs a variety of training exercises and offers indi-vidual coaching. These sessions provide a safe, sup-portive place to practice skills along with other dogs and people- challenges unavailable in home settings or public outings. Requirements required, see web-site. Instructor: Deb Helfrich, owner of Goldstar Dog.

Ages 18+/Dogs- 6 months+ and taken Gold Star course

ThursdaysMarch 22 .....................6:15-7:15pmMay 10 ....................... 7:30-8:30pmMay 24 ........................6:15-7:15pm$24 Res/$29 Non

Stuck On You: Creative Collage for Everyone

Collage is the most expressive form of art making. It is also the most democratic of practices because it pro-vides artistic success and enjoyment for everyone who tries it. The only requirements for this class are spon-taneity and the willingness to have fun. Come learn how to select images and compose unique collages. Enjoy being playful with your materials and create in-triguing pieces. No previous art experience is required. Instructor: Cristina Clarimon-Alinder

Ages 18+Thursdays ....................6:00-7:30pmS1- March 22-April 12S2- May 3-24

$32 Res/$37 Non

Hannaford Supermarket ProgramsJoin Joanne Heidkamp, MS, RDN, registered dietitian nutritionist for Hannaford Supermarkets for one or more of these great programs. In her career as a di-etitian she has provided counseling and education to help people move toward their nutrition goals at var-ious stages of life and health.

Ages 18+Wednesdays................ 6:30-8:00pmSee dates below$10 Res/$15 Non

PLANNING WEEKNIGHT MEALS FOR THE FAMILYAt 4 pm do you find yourself stressed about what to make for dinner tonight? You’re not alone. In this workshop we’ll cover some tips and tools for creating a plan for weeknight suppers based on your family’s schedule and food preferences. You’ll go home with a 3-5 week menu plan.

Wednesday .......................March 28Wednesday ..........................June 27

SAVVY SUPERMARKET SHOPPING Walk through each department of Hannaford with a registered dietitian to discover the foods that offer the best nutrition. Learn the ins and outs of unit pric-ing, label reading, and how to spot marketing hype. There’ll be time for you to ask questions and share your own supermarket wisdom.

Wednesday ..........................April 25 Wednesday ...........................July 25

EATING TO PREVENT AND MANAGE PRE-DIABETES Has your doctor expressed concern about your blood sugar? Does diabetes run in your family? By taking charge of your food choices, you can help to protect your health. In this workshop we’ll focus on the foods that help keep your blood sugar on track, and how to work more of them into your eating plan.

Wednesday .......................... May 30

Golf Clinics The proper grip, stance and swings are covered in these group golf clinics. Come learn or hone your shills in golf to be a better player on the course. Catamount Golf Center is offering group lessons to beginners to intermediate golfers. Join one or more as you progress up through the skills and become a confidant golfer. Instructor: Dan Lehmann, PGA Professional

Ages 18+ $140 Res/$145 Non per session

S1- Beginners — April 10-May 8Tuesdays .................... 5:30-6:45pm

S2- Advanced Beginners — April 12-May 10

Thursdays ................... 5:30-6:45pm

S3- Beginners — May 15-June 12Tuesdays .................... 5:30-6:45pm

S4- Advanced Beginners & Intermediates — May 16-June 13

Wednesdays.................6:00-7:30pm

S5- Beginners & Advanced Beginners — June 19-July 17

Tuesdays .....................6:00-7:30pm

S6- Advanced Beginners & Intermediates — June 20-July 18

Wednesdays.................6:00-7:30pm

16+ TO ADULT PROGRAMS

Tennis Lessons Are you looking to learn the game of tennis or hone your skills for some fun play? This group tennis pro-gram is designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Learn or fine tune your fundamental tennis strokes to include groundstrokes, volleys, serves and overheads. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff

Ages 16+ Thursdays ................... May 3-June 75:30-6:30pm$75 Res/$80 Non

Introduction to PickleballHave you heard of pickleball? Have you wonder what it is all about? If so, learn the rules, a variety of drills, some basic game strategy and how to play this unique sport in this two hour introductory clinic. Resources provided for continued learning and playing oppor-tunities. Bring your own paddle or loaner paddles will be available. Instructor: Corey Gottfried

Ages 16+Saturday .............................. May 1210:00am-12:00pm$32 Res/$37 Non

Pickleball 101Similar to Coach Corey’s “Introduction to Pickleball” clinic but with more time spent on each part of the game. Drills include: serving, return of serve, 3rd shot drop, the soft game, volleying, basic strategies and actual playing time. Bring your own paddle or loaner paddles will be available. Instructor: Corey Gottfried

Ages 16+Mon, Wed & Fri. ..................June 4-86:00-8:00pm$72 Res/$77 Non

FAMILY PROGRAMS

Woof! Dog Communication in the Human World

Is a yawn always just a yawn? Why do dogs shake off even when not wet? Is a growl a good thing? This popular dog communication and safety lecture is a multi-media of fun where the audience gets to test their “dog reading” skills. We’ll demystify dog com-munication, reveal some common dog-human misun-derstandings, and explore how we can all live happily together. This is for humans only- dog owners or not. Pre-Register before the program to save. Presenter: Deb Helfrich, Gold Star Dog Training

Ages 14+Tuesday ............................March 206:00-7:30pm$10/$15 at Door

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Fairy House BuildingCome join artist and outdoor enthusiast Susan Lepple for a morning of creative and whimsical house build-ing with naturally found objects. Use items such as sticks, leaves, barks, mosses, stones, shells, grasses, dried flowers and feathers to build these magical, min-iature homes. At the end of class, have a work of art to take home. This program is for all ages.

Ages 8-98Saturday ................................April 79:00-11:00am$37 Res/$42 Non

Boater Safety CourseBoating safety education is required for any motor boat operator, 12 years of age or older, born after January 1, 1974. The Boat Vermont, 8 hour classroom course enables you to get the certification that you need. Participants must be present at all 4 classes to be el-igible for certification. Instructor: Jon Fick

Ages 12+Mon & Wed ....................... May 7-166:00-8:30pm .... Program in Williston

Tues, Wed, Thurs..........March 20-226:00-9:00pm ........Program in Milton$15 Res/$20 Non

Let’s Go FishingThe program teaches young people and their fam-ily the proper skills and ethics of fishing, including respect for the resources and responsibility to know the rules. Children and adults learn water ecology, fish identification, habitat needs and how to find the fish. Participants learn to use fishing gear and make a lure they can take home. This is a parent/child pro-gram. Instructor: Chuck Goller

Ages 6-14 and an adultSaturday ................................June 29:00am-12:00pmFree — Pre-Registration Required

AFTER-SCHOOL

PROGRAMS

LEGO EV3 Robotics L1This STEM program is centered on the LEGO Brainstorm EV3 Robot Course. Each session concentrates on the coding of the EV3 “Bricks” and how to use sensors for inputs and motor outputs for motion control. The coding is a graphical program developed by National Instruments and is similar to LabView which is used throughout the science and industrial world. A major

part of the experience is to use and understand log-ics, data, and program flow. Instructor: Mark Sherwin

Grades 4th-6thTuesdays .................... 2:00-3:30pmS1- March 6-April 3S2- May 1-29$80 Res/$85 Non

Young Rembrandts DrawingAdd some creativity to your child’s afterschool time with Young Rembrandt drawing, which is an educa-tional program perfect for your imaginative child! Lessons focus on developing drawing skills and ar-tistic concepts. Children at ABS focus on developing basic drawing skills and concepts. Children at WCS fo-cus on more advanced artistic concepts, color theory, and drawing techniques. See website for detailed pro-gram offerings. Instructors: Young Rembrandt Staff

Grades K-2nd .............. 1:40-3:00pmGrades 3rd-6th ............ 2:00-3:15pmTuesdays

S1- March 6-April 10S2- May 1-June 5 $78 Res/$83 Non

Parisi Afterschool Does your child love to be active? If so, they will enjoy this hour and a half of Parisi Performance Training each week. The training combines speed, agility, relative body strength, enhanced coordination, and confidence building skills along with fun games and activities. The program is held at WCS. Instructors: Parisi Staff

Grades 3rd-8thTuesdays ............... March 6-April 172:00-3:30pm $82 Res/$87 Non

KnittingDoes your child love to knit or do they want to learn? If so, this program teaches them how to or improve their knitting skills, while enjoying the fun of knitting with a group. The program offers the basics for first

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timers, as well as provides early and intermediate knit-ters with specific how-to and help with projects. All materials are provided. Instructor: Christine Heavner

Grade 3rd-8thTuesdays .................... 2:00-3:30pmS1- March 6-April 10S2- May 1-June 5 $52 Res/$57 Non

Youth TennisSmaller courts, shorter racquets and balls that bounce lower. Now, it’s easier for kids to play and develop a love for the sport! Taught by certified tennis profes-sionals who are trained to teach proper stroke tech-niques. Players learn basic techniques for ground-strokes, volleys and serves. A game based approach is used so the hour is fun and active. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff

Ages 6-8 ..................... 4:15-5:15pmAges 9-12 ................... 3:00-4:00pmThursdays ................... May 3-June 7$75 Res/$80 Non

PRE-SCHOOL, YOUTH & TEEN

PROGRAMS

Youth Lacrosse Leagues- Grades 3rd-8th

Youth Lacrosse registration is now open. There is a strict deadline of March 9, as teams need to be formed and registered in the league. These are competitive leagues, which travel, for boys and girls in grades 3rd/4th, 5th/6th & 7th/8th. Separate leagues are of-fered to boys and girls. A minimum number and coach is needed to have a team. Indoor practices begin the week of March 19, and are one day a week. Outdoor practices begin late April, weather permitting, and will be two days a week. Note: This year’s fee only covers the program. You will have to register or re-new your child’s membership with USA Lacrosse (re-quired). Coaches Needed! Sign up to coach when you register your child.

Intro to Youth TaekwondoHas your child wanted to try a martial art, but you didn’t want to commit to the pricing and all the equip-ment? If so, this is a great opportunity for your child to try Taekwondo. Kojo Academy is offering this 4 week introductory program. This program is for new students only and held at Kojo Academy. Instructors: Kojo Academy Staff

Ages 7-15Saturdays ......................March 3-249:00-10:00am$44 Res/$49 Non

Youth Taekwon-DoThese programs give your child the gift of confidence, leadership, respect, focus and discipline in a fun, high energy atmosphere. The programs are held at the Vermont Taekwon-Do Academy. Two different nights

are offered. Instructors: Master Dan Linde & Master Michelle Wehrle

Ages 7+Mondays .................. March 5-April 9Wednesday ............ March 7-April 114:15-5:00pm$47 Res/$52 non

GymnasticsThis is an introductory program designed for new and beginner gymnasts allowing them the opportu-nity to work on basic gymnastics skills. They utilize all four events (vault, bars, beam and floor) and the tumble track. Children are divided into appropriate age groups based on numbers enrolled. Instructors: Green Mountain Training Center Staff

Ages 4-12Saturdays ............ March 31-April 2110:45-11:45am$70 Res/$75 Non

Babysitters CourseThe American Red Cross babysitting course provides teens the skills to take care of younger kids. The best-in-class training provides the opportunity to sharpen skills and become a safe, reliable babysitter. Participants learn leadership, professionalism, basic care, safety, safe play and basic first aid. Instructor: Karl Hubrich, North Country Health & Safety Institute

Ages 11-15Monday ...............................April 239:00am-3:00pm$105 Res/$110 Non

Horseback Camp - AprilIf your child loves horses. They will want to spend time with them during the April break. The Livery Horse Farm is offering a three or five day camp for beginners through advanced riders. The focus is on English riding. The horses provide a variety of skill levels for children to safely learn on. Campers learn to ride, groom and work in the barn. Kim Johansen, Owner Livery Horse Farm

Ages 6-16April 23-27 .............8:00am-3:00pm3 days- M, T, W$207 Res/$212 Non5 days- Mon-Fri$337 Res/$342 Non

Parkour/Ninja Warrior/Trampoline Freestyle

The program covers basic climbing, jumping/vaulting and tumbling techniques to build strength and skills for our parkour/ninja obstacles. Children also learn ae-rial awareness and body control on trampolines while practicing skills used in snowboarding and freestyle ski-ing. Instructors: Green Mountain Training Center Staff

Ages 7-14Wednesdays...................... May 2-235:30-7:00pm$89 Res/$94 Non

GPS Junior SoccerThe program teaches the fundamentals of soccer using a fun and energetic curriculum that has been tailored

to 3-5 and 6-8 year olds. Sessions are held in a fun and positive environment, where players are encouraged to play with a smile on their face. The expert professional coaches create the perfect environment to learn. Players receive a Frankie the Fox t-shirt. Instructors: GPS Staff

Ages 3-5 — 3:00-3:45pm or 4:00-4:45pm

Ages 6-8 — 5:00-6:00pmFridays ...................... May 4-June 15$87 Res/$92 Non

Horseback Riding Lessons The Livery Horse Farm is offering group lessons for beginner through advanced riders. The focus is on English riding. The horses provide a variety of skill lev-els for children to safely learn on. Children learn about horses, to ride, groom and work in the barn. This is a hands on program learning all aspects of working with horses. Kim Johansen, Owner

Ages 8-14Saturdays ................... May 5-June 212:00-4:00pm$237 Res/$242 Non

Jr. Soccer CampGlobal Premier Soccer Vermont is offering a 1 week soccer camp. The age appropriate curriculum and ex-pert, professional coaches create the perfect environ-ment to develop motor and coordination skills. GPS Juniors camp is designed with the idea that children naturally want to have FUN! Instructors: GPS Staff

Ages 3-6Monday-Friday.................June 18-229:00-10:30am$90 Res/$95 Non

Track and Field ProgramChildren learn the basics of running, jumping, throw-ing, and relays. Each week they warm up with Parisi Speed School Instructors and then practice their differ-ent events. There are local meets with other Rec. Depts. and a state meet Saturday, July 21. A great program for children who love to run, jump and throw. Practices at CVU. Instructors: Parent volunteers & Parisi Staff

Ages 7-14, aging date 8/31/18Mon & Wed .............. June 20-July 216:15-7:45pm$50 Res/$55 Non

Quickstart Tiny TennisFun lessons designed to introduce kids, with an adult, to the game of tennis! Everyone enjoys working with colorful props that aid with visual tracking and motor skills. Equipment is scaled down and balls are slow-er moving to ensure success in this non-competitive program. Instructor: Ila Sewall, GymKids

Ages 3-5 ..................... 5:45-6:30pmAges 5-8 .....................6:45-7:30pm Monday-Friday.................June 18-22$47 Res/$52 Non

Ages 3-8Monday-Friday.................Aug. 13-176:00-6:45pm$47 Res/$52 Non

Soccer SquirtsSoccer Squirts is your child’s perfect introduction to the most popular sport in the world! Skills covered in-clude dribbling, passing, shooting, stealing, and more. Each session is taught through structured activities, fun games, and scrimmages designed to ensure learn-ing and most importantly: fun, fun, fun! Instructors: US Sports Institute Staff

Ages 3-5Monday-Friday....................July 9-135:00-6:00pm$99 Res/$104 Non

Parent & Me SoccerParent & Me Soccer Squirts is a fun and positive in-troduction to soccer for young children with a helping hand from Mom or Dad! With a parent participating by their side, kids have fun learning the fundamen-tal skills of soccer through structured activities, fun based games, and scrimmages. Instructors: US Sports Institute Staff

Ages 2-3 plus a parentMonday-Friday....................July 9-135:00-6:00pm$99 Res/$104 Non

Youth Golf Group LessonsDo you want to share the love of golf with your child? If so, sign them up for these group lessons being offered by the Catamount Golf Center. Lessons include devel-oping a grip and set up, full swing analysis and pitch-ing, chipping and putting techniques. Basic rules and etiquette are also taught. Instructor: Dan Lehmann, PGA Professional

Ages 5-7 Tuesdays .........................July 10-314:00-4:45pm$80 Res/$85 Non

Ages 8-11Wednesdays............... July 11-Aug. 15:00-5:45pm$80 Res/$85 Non

Learn Viola!What is a viola? It is member of the violin family but the sound is different. Children can play a viola like a violin- cradled between the shoulder and chin. This program is for the beginner with no experience. It starts with basic care and maintenance, and prog-ress to playing simple songs. Participants must have a viola prior to the first class and can be rented from VT Violins. Instructor:Sharon Waxman

Ages 8-12Thursdays ................ July 12-Aug. 169:00-10:00am$97 Res/$102 Non

Fall Rec. Youth Soccer ProgramsRegistration begins August 1st, deadline is August 24th. Programs begin in September. There are pro-grams for children entering grades K-6th. The Rec. website will have details on the Fall format. Coaches Needed! Sign up to coach when you register your child.

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Registration InformationREGISTRATION Camp registration is now open and all registra-tions are done online. To register for camps, log into your household account or create one if you haven’t already, then choose the child you want to register for camps, select all the camps for that child, then if there are additional children choose them and register them for their camps. Now you are ready for checkout. Go through the checkout process answering any questions along the way. At the end of checkout, you will have two pay-ment options to choose from:

PAYMENT OPTIONSOption 1- Online Payment: at checkout choose online payment and pay in full with a credit card. There is a 3.5% process fee to do this, but your children will be enrolled in the camps that you registered for and you will be paid in full.

Option 2- Offline Payment: at checkout, choose the offline payment option, print off the form and mail or bring it in with a check. Note: Children are not enrolled in camps until payment or de-posit is received.

DEPOSITS There is a $25 per child, per sessions, per camp deposit. Choose the offline payment option to pay the deposits for each camp. Print off the form and mail or bring in a check for the total amount

of the deposits for each camp for each child and session. Deposits are non-refundable.

BALANCE DUE If you choose to pay the deposits, your remaining camp balance has to be paid in full prior to June 15, 2018. We recommend you make regular pay-ments on your balance prior to the above date.

CAMPER INFORMATION/HEALTH FORM One form has to be filled out for each child for the summer. Form must be completed and returned to the rec office prior to June 15. Forms are avail-able on the website under Dept. Info.

LUNCH HOUR FREEIf you sign your children up for a morning and af-ternoon camp in the same week at the same lo-cation in our Sports, Enrichment or Technology Camps, we will watch your child for the hour in-be-tween. Our staff will have lunch with them, 12:00-1:00 p.m., and then get them to their afternoon camp at 1:00 p.m. No transportation between schools is available.

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Day CampsAgain this Summer, all three day camps are being held at Allen Brook School due to the construction at Williston Central School. The three day camps are offered Monday-Friday, 7:30am-5:30pm. There are 8-one week sessions offered from June 25- August 17. Drop off is from 7:30-8:30am, the camp program is 8:30am-4:30pm and pick up is 4:30-5:30pm. See the Camp Policy & Procedures for registration information. There are no camps Wednesday, July 4th. Campers must provide their own lunch, snacks and drinks daily. Prices are listed with each of the camps. There is a $25 de-posit per camper, per sessions, per camps. A Camper Info/Health Form needs to be done and received by the Rec. Dept. prior to your child starting camp.

Explorers Camp — 4-7 yr. olds The camp provides campers an opportunity to meet new friends, learn new things and have fun. Each day campers participate in themed activities, group games, arts & crafts and free indoor and outdoor play. After a morning on the go, there is lunch and quiet time to rejuvenate and be ready for an afternoon of fun activities.

$160 Res/$170 Non, per session

Camp Venture — 8-11 yr. oldsCamp Venture is a wonderful twist on the tradition-al day camp. Packed with recreation, sports, arts & crafts and nature activities, there is never a dull mo-ment. This activity-based camp is the perfect blend of choice activities, age group rotations, free play and the ever popular field trips.

$160 Res/$170 Non, per session

Teen Venture — 12-14 yr. oldsTeen Venture is for the teen who likes to be on the go and active at camp. This group of older campers have the opportunity to help plan out their activi-ties while at camp. Counselors and campers work to-gether to find interests of the group and build their days around them.

$185 Res/$195 Non, per session

Sports CampsGPS Soccer Camp

GPS Vermont is excited to host this Technical Training Camp. Campers learn a variety of techniques to help them with their dribbling ability, short and long range passing, principles of defending, and different shoot-ing styles. The aim is to instill confidence so they can use the learned techniques in competition. Register for half or full day options. Instructor: GPS Staff

Ages 7-14Monday-Friday.................June 18-229:00am-12:00pm$120 Res/$130 Non9:00am-3:00pm$195 Res/$205 Non

Field Hockey Camp

Your child will enjoy a fun-filled week of instruction and game play. The experienced, qualified instructor instills learning and love of the game while providing a safe and fun atmosphere. Director: Kate McDonald, CVU Field Hockey Coach (1994-2015)

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Girls, Ages 8-14Monday-Friday.................June 25-299:30am-12:00pm$125 Res/$135 Non

Sailing CampCampers learn the basics of rigging, points of sail, maneuvers, safety and recovery in a safe, fun envi-ronment. Certified instructors lead a variety of land and water based activities designed to promote com-fort and independence. The camp is for those looking for an introduction to dinghy sailing or to brush up on skills. Transportation is on your own. Instructors: Community Sailing Center Staff

Ages 8-12Thursday & Friday ............ July 5 & 69:00am-4:00pm$215 Res/$220 Non

USSI Soccer CampPlayers receive soccer instruction at a level that both challenges them and ensures they have a fantastic ex-perience at camp. The professional, qualified coach-es cover different topics and themes each day includ-ing dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and more. Instructors: US Sports Institute Staff

Ages 6-12Monday-Friday....................July 9-138:30am-12:00pm$145 Res/$155 Non

USSI Lacrosse CampFoundation Lacrosse is designed to introduce beginners and those with some experience to the fundamentals of lacrosse. The professional, qualified coaches focus on different topics and themes each session, includ-ing scooping, passing, catching, cradling, and shoot-ing. Instructors: US Sports Institute Staff

Ages 6-12Monday-Friday....................July 9-131:00-4:30pm$145 Res/$155 Non

USSI Multi-Sports CampThe Multi Sports Camp gives players the opportuni-ty to experience a variety of sports throughout the week including soccer, basketball, flag football, cricket, handball, volleyball, and more! Players work on devel-oping their skills in each sport before participating in small tournament-style scrimmages. Instructors: US Sports Institute Staff

Ages 5-12Monday-Friday.................. July 16-208:30am-4:30pm$259 Res/$269 Non

Tennis CampsCampers learn the fundamental tennis strokes through fun, active drills that teach basic stroke technique in-cluding groundstrokes, volleys, serves and overheads. Camps are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Instructors: The Edge Tennis Staff

Ages 6-8 .......................... July 23-27Ages 9-12 .................. July 30-Aug. 3Monday-Friday.......8:30am-12:00pm$135 Res/$145 Non

Jr. Golf CampsCatamount Golf Camps provide campers with daily instruction in all aspects of the game, two days on course instruction and plenty of fun and a Friday golf

tournament. Note- Full day camps include lunch and Friday is half day of instruction followed by a pizza par-ty. Full day campers may stay Friday to play 9 holes of golf free, supervision is not provided. Director- Dan Lehmann, PGA Professional

MORNING GOLF AGES 8-14Monday-Friday.......8:30am-12:00pmSee Sessions below$210 Res/$220 Non

ALL DAY GOLF AGES 11-14Monday-Friday.........8:30am-4:30pmSee Sessions below$395 Res/$405 Non

Sessions:S1- June 18-June 22S2- June 25-June 29S3- July 9-July 13S4- July 16-July 20S5- July 23-July 27S6- July 30-Aug. 3

Enrichment Camps

Exploring Shakespeare: Twelfth Night

Come adventure into the wonderful world and char-acters of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night! Explore all the areas of theatre from acting to creating your own unique sets, props, and colorful costumes. The camp introduces youngsters to the beauty of Shakespeare’s stories in an understandable and accessible way. No previous experience needed. Director Lauren Palmer

Ages 8-12Monday-Friday.................June 18-229:00am-4:00pm$175 Res/$185 Non

Horsemanship CampsCampers ride and care for horses in a safe and beauti-ful farm setting. All levels welcome. Campers receive lots of hands on experience, from 8:00a-3:00p, with a daily lesson, horse care instruction and stable man-agement. Transportation to and from the camp is on your own. Director: Kim Johansen, Owner

Ages 6-16Monday-Friday.........8:00am-3:00pmS1- June 18-22S2- June 25-29S3- July 30- Aug. 3S4- August 13-17$337 Res/$342 ..4 sessions offered

Cooking & Baking DrawingYoung chefs and artists join forces to cook up one of the tastiest camps yet. Campers learn to illustrate the thing we all love to do - eat! Campers draw, decorate, build and color everything in the kitchen that relates to cooking and baking. Drawings include funny kitch-en cartoons, detailed still life scenes and delicious de-tails. Young Rembrandts Instructors

Ages 6-12Monday-Friday.................. July 23-278:30am-12:00pm$140 Res/$150 Non

STEAMin’ Up Summer DrawingCalling all artists, scientists, and engineers! Campers explore the fascinating world of STEAM! The camp dives into a new discipline every day so that campers learn their possibilities. Campers illustrate different types of Sciences, new Technologies, incredible feats of Engineering and striking Math principles. Young Rembrandts Instructors

Ages 6-12Monday-Friday............ July 30-Aug. 38:30am-12:00pm$140 Res/$150 Non

Book Arts CampEnticing papers become wonderful books for gifts, journals, or sketching! Learn to marbleize and make paste paper. Create beautiful, useful books- sew a sketchbook, learn Japanese Stab bindings, accordi-on fold books and a real hard cover book. Middle lev-el campers may explore ideas for creating an altered book or journal. Director: Liz Demas

Ages 6-15Monday-Friday.................June 25-298:30am-12:00pm$185 Res/$195 Non

Fairy/Gnome Houses CampBuild a magical deep woods dwelling using all nat-ural materials such as stones, wood, plants, mosses, sticks and bark. Create furniture and accessories for the enchanting little characters campers make to in-habit their house. This camp stimulates wonderful extensions at home for endless hours of creative and imaginative play! Director: Liz Dimas

Ages 6-15Monday-Friday.................June 25-291:00-4:30pm$185 Res/$195 Non

Mudflat City CampEveryone loves to play with clay! Mud season oozes over into summer as the art studio becomes ready for lots of messy fun. Campers roll, coil, pinch, and slip several interesting clay pieces. Create a pot that tells a story or looks like a monster, a clay house, a light-house, and gorgeous clay leaves shaped into bowls. Director: Liz Demas. *Glazing on Mon, July 24. Projects will need to be picked up.

Ages 6-15Monday-Friday......................July 2-68:30am-12:00pm .... No camp July 4$185 Res/$195 Non

‘Mazing Mosaic Mirrors CampCome learn about one of the oldest and most lasting of art forms, then design a project using the ancient decorative art of mosaic tile work on a wooden frame. Create patterns using colored glass, ceramic tiles and other interesting materials, set the pieces with mas-tic glue, then grout to produce a professional finish! Project choices include mirror, picture frames or wood-en box. Director: Liz Demas

Ages 6-15Monday-Friday......................July 2-61:00-4:30pm ........... No camp July 4$185 Res/$195 Non

Puppet Party CampUse your imagination to create a large rod puppet using papier- mâché, paint, fabric, dowels, and accessories.

Puppets can be animals, people, or fantasy creatures. As puppets are finished, campers have the opportu-nity to work cooperatively writing a script for a short, informal production that includes all the puppet char-acters. Director: Liz Dimas

Ages 6-15Monday-Friday....................July 9-138:30am-12:00pm$185 Res/$195 Non

Jazzy Jewelry CampJewelry projects to adorn the creator and give as gifts include: wild wire art, clay beads, paper and glass beads, friendship and felted bracelets. Decorate shrink film with Sharpie Zentangle designs to make interesting jewelry pieces. Older campers may explore the de-sign and skill involved in metal work using copper and brass, tools, and jewelry findings. Director; Liz Demas

Ages 6-15Monday-Friday....................July 9-131:00-4:30pm$185 Res/$195 Non

Paint & Print CampPainting explorations for pleasure and play! Watercolors start to flow, exploring landscapes and abstract paint-ing. Tempera and acrylics are be blended and mixed for larger works on canvas. Paint a mini canvas that comes with an easel. Also, experiment with printmak-ing techniques: Relief prints using cut foam, Easy-cut, and Gelli blocks. Director: Liz Demas

Ages 6-15Monday-Friday.................. July 16-208:30am-12:00pm$185 Res/$195 Non

3D in 4 Ways CampBe an indoor sculptor using materials like polymer clay, wood, plaster, wire, and papier-mâché. Nails and wood glue are used to transform simple pine blocks into painted abstract forms. Wire can become a hang-ing mobile or animal sculpture. Campers venture out-side to design environmental sculptures in the land-scape using natural materials; stones, plants, sticks, sand, and bark. Director: Liz Demas

Ages 6-15Monday-Friday..................July 16-211:00-4:30pm$185 Res/$195 Non

Technology Camps

Rocketry CampBuild, test, and launch solid propellant rockets that safely return by parachute. Learn the aerodynamics of rocket flight and create a six foot tall experimen-tal rocket with your team. Campers leave class at least three rockets that they have launched and can launch again. Director: Bob Gurwicz

Ages 9-12Monday-Friday.................June 25-291:00-5:00pm$255 Res/$265 Non

Engineering CampDoes your child like to create things? Are they into prob-lem solving? If so, this engineering camp is for them. The camp involves extensive hands-on activities. Each

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Ages: 6-9Monday-Friday....................July 9-138:30am-4:30pm$195 Res/$205 Non

Lego Engineering CampCampers build mechanisms that incorporate gears, flywheels, and cams to build amazing contraptions. They crank up the fun using creativity to build with LEGOs in problem solving challenges. Design a spin-ning eggbeater or create a car to carry LEGO bricks uphill. Campers love the LEGO challenge and taking home a new mini figure. Instructor: Wicked Cool Staff

Ages 6-10Monday-Friday.................. July 23-278:30am-12:00pm$200 Res/$210 Non

Gadgets & Contraptions CampDesign, build, and experiment with classic moving gadgets and investigate how they work. Tinker with tops and construct zany zip lines. Create cars that move with magnets. Conquer kinetic energy with wind-ups and rubber band powered playthings. Build an awe-some motorized doodling robot friend. Instructor: Wicked Cool Staff

Ages 6-10Monday-Friday.................. July 23-271:00-4:30pm$200 Res/$210 Non

Wicked Cool Vet SchoolDoes your child dream of becoming a veterinarian? If so, this camp is about furry, flying and fishy friends! Follow a furry “patient,” make amazing animal mod-els, build big bones, and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. End the week with a featured visit with a live animal. Instructor: Wicked Cool Staff

Ages 6-10Monday-Friday............ July 30-Aug. 38:30am-12:00pm$220 Res/$230 Non

Wicked Cool Science Camp These camper approved top-10 STEAM experiments are sure to be a hit. Grow giant glowing cubes, create cra-zy chemical reactions, make glow sticks glow brighter and delight your friends with magic fish. Make a DNA necklace and harness the power of the sun. Campers get a lab coat and safety glasses to wear all week and take home! Instructor: Wicked Cool Staff

Ages 6-10Monday-Friday............ July 30-Aug. 31:00-4:30pm$200 Res/$210 Non

YOUTH LACROSSE- 3RD-8TH GRADEDeadline to register is Friday, March 9.

These are competitive leagues that travel for boys and girls in grades 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8. Separate leagues are offered to boys and girls. A minimum number and coach is needed to form a team. If there are not enough players or a coach to field a team, that program will be canceled. Fee is $80 and includes league fees and game supplies, but not the required U.S. Lacrosse membership. Volunteer parent coaches are needed and can sign up when you register your child.

YOUTH/TEEN OPEN GYMFriday evening Open Gym Program for

grades 3-12 at Williston Central School Old

Gym. Open gym times are through March, when school is open and there are no school functions. If no one shows by 6:30 p.m. on a scheduled Friday, the open gym will be can-celled for that Friday. This program is free and open to Williston residents only; young-er children are able to attend with a parent. A schedule is available at willistonrec.org.

SUMMER DAY CAMP COUNSELORSWe are now accepting applications for day

camp counselors for this summer. Positions are Monday-Friday, June 19-Aug. 17, 40 hours a week working with children ages 4-14. Must be 18 years of age or older. In-terviews will be at the end of February. For more details and to apply, visit willistonrec.org.

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