Town Government & | Recreation Department
Fall 2008 Brochure Downloadable Printable Brochure - PDF 355k REGISTRATION INFORMATION WALK IN BEGINS: Saturday September 20, 2008 @ Recreation Center 9AM – 11AM All mailed in registrations will be processed in the order in which they were received after all walk-in registrations have been processed beginning on Monday September 22, 2008
ALL PROGRAMS WILL BE HELD AT THE RECREATION CENTER AND BEGIN THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 6, 2008 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED DON’T LET A GOOD PROGRAM DIE ADVENTURE IN SPACE – ROCKET LAUNCH: A new and exciting program for future space explorers. Build and launch your own individual and reusable rocket! Rockets will fly as high as 1,000 feet – or more! Parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and siblings are invited to the launch at 4:00 PM. DINOSAURS: This Mad Science of Greater Boston workshop combines fun demonstrations and activities in an exciting exploration of dinosaurs. Let’s become Paleontologists and learn about excavating and recovering fossils. We’ll discover all about dinosaurs, what they were, what they ate and where they went. The children will examine real fossil casts, and explore the differences in the teeth of plant eating and meat eating dinosaurs. They’ll also participate in a mini dinosaur excavation and make a cast of a dinosaur tooth to take home. BLACK & BLUE OCEANS: This Mad Science of Boston workshop combines demonstrations and activities in an exciting exploration of one of life’s fundamentals – water – as the children investigate various facets of this exciting substance. Oil can make quite a mess when it ends up where it shouldn’t. Discover what damage it causes when it accidentally enters our environment and devise a way to clean it up! Workshop participants will test oil spill clean up techniques in a mock oil spill, and they’ll also explore the causes and remedies for acid rain through pH testing and monitoring methods. MINERAL MANIA: Discover Planet Earth! Peek beneath its crust and uncover what it’s made of. This Mad Science of Greater Boston workshop introduces children to the world of geology including geological formation, classification systems and the fundamental characteristics of rocks and minerals, through hands-on fun, discussions and demonstrations. The children will recreate the process of rock formation and devise ways to identify and classify rocks and minerals. They’ll experience the thrill of panning for gems; and the gems they find, they’ll get to take home and keep for further study and identification! SONIC SOUNDS: This Mad Science of Greater Boston workshop introduces children to the exciting world of sound and sound waves. The children will explore sound waves and how the speed and size of the waves affect the pitch of the sound, and we’ll demonstrate how sound travels faster through solids than through water or air. They’ll get to listen to sonic bangers chime, make vibrations with tuning forks, and learn how the human ear drum works. And best of all, the children will get to experiment with our multi-effects processor which produces all kinds of sounds and even does voice transformations!
Children are invited to bring their favorite teddy bear to the Recreation Center at 6PM on Friday November 14, 2008. After enjoying a pizza party with your teddy, the children will hug and kiss their teddies good night. After the children leave, the teddies will enjoy a special evening of open recreation. They will shoot hoops, play dodge ball, ping pong and video arcade games. Children return Saturday morning at 10AM for donuts and juice before picking up their teddies after a memorable sleep over at the Recreation Center. Every teddie will bring home pictures of their overnight adventure at the Recreation Center. FEE: $10 HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTIES: All witches, ghosts, goblins are invited to come to the 3rd Annual Halloween Costume Parties on Friday October 24, 2008 at the Recreation Center. Children will enjoy holiday related activities, games, music and refreshments. The Halloween Parties are funded by the 49th Annual Hingham 4th of July Road Race. Although there is no fee for this event, registration is required for planning purposes. Costumes and tickets are required for admission. GHOSTS & LEGENDS LANTERN & TROLLEY TOUR: Children with a parent relive Plymouth’s haunted history as we visit haunted alleyways, unmarked burial sites, and investigate local legends throughout the tour. Discover legendary Burial Hill and hear the story of famous Americans on Saturday October 25, 2008. Learn about Plymouth’s most famous shipwreck. Experience the site where the infamous Wampanoag Indian Chief Metacomet had his decapitated head mounted in the village. Each participant carries a hand-made punched tin lantern as they experience firsthand the macabre events in Plymouth’s past and the history behind them! This family friendly adventure is most appropriate for children ages 9 and up. The bus departs from the Rec Center at 6PM and returns at approximately 10 PM FEE: $20 BOSTON POPS HOLIDAY SHOW: Join us for a dazzling, engaging performance by “America’s Orchestra” and relish the elegance of historic Symphony Hall on Friday December 12, 2008. A day at the Holiday Pops is an event to remember! Join the Boston Pops and the renowned Keith Lockhard for a singularly sensational day of memorable music, so great that it “POPS”!. You will also enjoy a sightseeing tour around Boston Common to view the Holiday Lights and Displays after the show. A visit to Copley Plaza and the Prudential Shops is included prior to arrival at Symphony Hall. Deluxe luxury coach departs the Rec Center at noon and returns at approximately 11PM. FEE: $ 75 PARENTS DAY OUT FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPING: Children 6 - 12 years of age will be kept busy with a variety of holiday activities and games on Saturday December 13, 2008 from 4 – 9 PM. Parents enjoy an evening of “private” holiday shopping. Fee is for entire evening and cannot be prorated. Pizza, snacks and beverages will be provided. Registration is limited to Hingham residents only. FEE: $20 MIDDLE SCHOOL HOLIDAY SHOPPING: The early release day on Wednesday December 3, 2008 is the perfect opportunity to get a head start on your holiday shopping at the Emerald Square Mall in Attleboro. Children enrolled in Grades 6 - 8 depart from the Hingham Middle School at 1:00 PM aboard a DVD/VCR equipped luxury coach and return at approximately 6:30 PM. Recreation Department Staff will chaperone this excursion. Children will be allowed to shop on their own. FEE: $30 NEW YORK CITY: At last . . . a chance for you to get away to New York, New York! The Big Apple! GYMNASTICS Boys Fitnastics (4 – 6): Boys will work sports related skills, upper body and core strength while playing games, obstacle courses and conditioning. Basic tumbling skills will also be taught with the emphasis on overall body awareness. Parent & Child (18mos – 2.9): In a semi-structured, social atmosphere children and adults work together. Emphasis is placed on body awareness and developmental skills. Children enjoy rolling, swinging, jumping and music in a fun learning environment. Toddlers (2.9 – young 3’s): Colors, shapes, movement and music are important elements of early learning. Combined with the gymnastics, these create a stimulating learning environment allowing each child to develop individually and in a social atmosphere. Children “experience by doing” what children do best – rolling, jumping, swinging and balancing in a semi – structured program that provides individual instruction as well as group participation. Creative expression is achieved by using music, games & modified gymnastics equipment. Preschool & Kinder (3.5 – 6): Children are taught basic gymnastics skills in a progressive, curriculum, monitored and developed for child’s ability and communicated to foster each child’s self esteem. Music and a variety of appropriate hand-held equipment are used to improve eye-hand and foot-eye coordination. Themed lesson plans are employed to structure the child’s experiences while enhancing their individual creativity. School Age (6 – 12): Children 6 through 12 years of age learn best in a non-competitive and non-threatening atmosphere. When combined with an element of fun, the learning experience is all the more positive. Gymnastics skills are taught and governed by USA Gymnastics Level 1 – 4 skills. Special attention is based on individual accomplishments. BABYSITTING TRAINING COURSE: Participants will learn about babysitter basics, child development, nutrition, basic first aid and the responsibilities of a babysitter. The 3-hour course includes a safety session. A certificate of completion will be awarded to each participant. CHECKMATES: This program offers children the chance to play a mental sport that enhances memory and mathematical abilities. The course will strengthen problem solving skills and provoke critical thinking. Most of all, Chess is a game that reaches all boys and girls regardless of their socio-economic backgrounds. CARTOONING – CREATE YOUR OWN SUPER HERO: What makes super heroes and villains so popular? Why are certain superheroes household names? This 8-week program will focus on the look of costumes, weapons and secret identities. Artists sketch and draw their own creations with emphasis on creating a character with mass appeal. ELEMENTARY ENGINEERING: Children use Lego Technic materials to build simple and complex machines as they learn about structures and forces, levers, wheels and axels, gears, gear math, ratchets and drive trains. Using teamwork and a series of challenges, groups will work together to create motorized systems, pulleys, blocks, and tackle, steering systems, manual transmission, differential gears and more advanced challenges in this 6-week program. CLAYMATION 2: Clay & animation – a perfect combination! Working in teams, children do it all – from brainstorming movie ideas, storyboard the details of their movie, make the clay characters and create the backdrop. Children learn the production process using techniques of stop-motion video, animate, record, add special effects, download and edit their own movie in this 6-week program. SPY TEK: Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to discover the science behind Gizmo’s top secret spy tools. Gear up for adventure with a flashlight, a finger print kit, secret messages, and more in this 5-week program! This message will self-destruct in 5…4…3…2…1……… ASTRO ADVENTURES: Launch your imagination on a mission to the final frontier in an amazing space adventure! Discover the worlds of our solar system and leap among the stars of the Milky Way to explore glowing constellations in this 5-week program. Join us as we investigate the starts in an exciting journey to the farthest reaches of our universe! FENCING: This exciting new program is an introduction to the sport of fencing for boys and girls held at the Rec Center gymnasium. This program is for any child who wants to learn, practice and improve in all aspects of the sport. Footwork, bladework, and bouting skills will be taught by the capable staff of 3MB Fencing Club. Participants should wear loose pants and sneakers. All equipment is provided. TENNIS: This 6-week program is under the direction of the Weymouth Tennis Club and its staff of Tennis Professionals. This is a recreational program designed to introduce children to the sport of tennis. Children should bring their own racket and one can of unopened balls to the first class. The program will be held at the Plymouth River Elementary School Courts. In the event of inclement weather a make-up class will be held. CHEERLEADING: Learn basic skills – warm-up, stretches, running, jumps, cheers, chants and routines. Learn, practice and improve all aspects of cheerleading in this 8-week program. The emphasis is on teamwork. BASKETBALL “FUN”DAMENTALS: This 8-week program is for boys and girls who want to learn, practice and improve all aspects of their game. Learn new skills and tactics while refining passing, shooting and dribbling skills. Children play organized games in a fun and safe environment. Age appropriate equipment and adjustable height hoops will be utilized in this co-ed program. The program emphasis will be placed on development of fundamentals, teamwork and FUN! Participants should bring a water bottle each day. The program will be held in the Rec Center gymnasium. ALL STAR SPORTS: Come for some end of summer fun! Activities will include tennis baseball, ultimate frisbee, flag football, whiffle ball, kickball, soccer, basketball and more! This is a 6-week program WHIFFLE BALL: Come and join your classmates and play this exciting recreational sport! This is a great opportunity to hone your baseball skills in a less competitive environment. Children will learn to throw curve balls, run bases and swing a waffle ball bat in this 6-week program. Players should bring a water bottle each day as they swing for the fence on Cronin Field. Program will be cancelled if inclement weather and continue until 6 programs have been completed. FIELD HOCKEY: Girls learn the rules of the game and basic techniques including stick handling, dribbling, driving, passin, shooting and scooping. Key skills will be practiced in games and drills. STREET HOCKEY: Boys and girls are invited to learn the basic skills, fun drills and scrimmages in the Recreation Center rink. GIRLS LACROSSE: Learn all the fundamental skills, including stick handling, cradling, passing, and shooting, in a non-checking environment. Sticks are required. YOUTH & TEEN ~ FITNESS PROGRAMS GET FIT!: On your marks! Get set! Go! From nutrition to your heart – take a tour of the human body and discover the science behind keeping fit. Mix a sports drink, build a working model of a muscle and test your lung power as you discover how the body works from the inside out in this 5-week program. YOUTH SPORTS CONDITIONING: Children get the exercise they need to grow healthy, strong and fit while having fun participating in their favorite gym activities. The class will incorporate a variety of sports and exercises designed to improve athletic performance in an exciting, non-competitive social atmosphere. This is an 8-week program. FEE: $56 TEEN YOGA: A lively class with upbeat music combining physical challenge, stress relief, relaxation and fun! This 8-week class is an inspiring way to cultivate confidence, improve focus and create a positive body image. Instructor: Darnell Nestor Start Date: October 7, 2008 FEE: $56 HHS PHYSICAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT - FITNESS PROGRAM: All HHS juniors and seniors may fulfill the physical education requirement at the Hingham Striders Fitness Center operated by the Recreation Department. A basic workout program has been designed by a certified personal trainer that each student will be expected to complete. The minimum requirement is 72 hours of physical activity. The student is required to complete the HHS Fitness Participation Form as well as the Recreation Department Registration Form. Students must be a resident of Hingham and a member of the Fitness Center. Parents are required to sign off on the program for all minors. FEE:Free Come enjoy a special family adventure as we journey to Sterling Massachusetts on Sunday October 5, 2008. Upon arrival at Davis Farmland we will begin to explore the Mega Maze. This year’s maze is unrivaled in terms of complexity. It contains miles of pathways, the most bridges in any field maze and includes the world’s first and only double-decker bridge. The maze is the only field maze in the world that has the capacity to change every day. There are hundreds of ways to complete the maze and the experience will never be the same twice! In addition to the traditional meandering style of solving a maze, guests can now personally tailor their maze experience to their own level of intensity. Pack a picnic or purchase your lunch at guest services. Apple picking will be available to those who choose to leave the maze for the afternoon. The fee for this extraordinary fall family adventure includes transportation and admission to the maze and orchard. Although there is no additional fee for picking, apples are priced per peck (1 peck = $13 & 1/2 peck = $7) Depart Rec Center at 9AM and return at approximately 5PM. FEE: $25 ADVENTURE PROGRAMS ON THE ROCKS: Top roping is the easiest form of rock climbing and completely SAFE! You will climb and rappel with confidence as you are safely belayed by a professional guide from the South Shore Center for Outdoor Education in this 4-week program held at the Quarry Hills in Quincy. Transportation is by individual arrangement. Boys & girls ages 8 years and older are invited to participate. All equipment is provided. In the event of inclement weather, a make up class will be scheduled. OFF ROAD BIKING CHALLENGE: Another new and exciting program for children who are at least 10 years old and capable of riding on pavement. Bikers will learn off road basics while riding, walking and carrying their bikes on various routes and terrain in this 2-session program. Discussion of proper prior planning, reading maps, up and down shifting, coasting techniques, equipment safety and using good judgment when riding off road. Bikes and helmets are available if needed. Dress appropriate for the temperature and weather of the day – also for dirt, sweat, mud, water and FUN! TARGET ARCHERY: Boys and girls learn archery skills with the emphasis on safety and friendly competition in this 5-week program held at the Ward Street field. Archers of all sizes and skill levels can learn to shoot with an easy to draw compound bow. NADA certified instructors from Ace Archers, Inc. will teach this program. All equipment is provided. NEW ENGLAND SPORTS FANS Come watch your favorite teams on our new big screen TV September 28, 2008 1:30 PM Red Sox vs Yankees PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS BUMPER BOWLING: Children enjoy bowling with confidence during this 6-week program held at the South Shore Country Club. Lane bumpers eliminate gutter balls! An adult must accompany children. PLAY SOCCER: The Hingham Recreation Department is teaming up with Play Soccer and their experienced coaches to offer these 6-week soccer clinics to young children. These action packed soccer sessions will teach players the basics of soccer through a series of fun games. Our non-competitive curriculum ensures that all players will want to play soccer, again and again. Wear shin guards and bring a soccer ball and drink. MINI SPORTS: Come have a ball with Hingham Recreation! This fun program will include soccer, basketball, and other unique games for 6 weeks. Emphasis will be on some basic skill building, developing hand-eye coordination, teamwork, and FUN! Program is coed. TINY TOTS CRAFT TIME: Children enjoy the opportunity to work with a variety of crafts including painting, beads, clay, and wood, plus time to explore different art materials. Each class in this 8-week program will also include a story and games related to the day’s theme. DRESS FOR A MESS!!! TOTS & ME CRAFT TIME: This 8-week program is a great chance for young children and their caregivers to create crafts together in a fun, sociable setting. Children will work with a variety of materials each week providing toddlers with a chance to experiment with many different crafts. DRESS FOR A MESS!!! BOATING SKILLS AND SEAMENSHIP: This United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Boating class is for new boat owners and the seasoned skipper for a refresher. The class includes: Boat Construction, Knots, Piloting, Aids to Navigation, Weather, Equipment for your Boat, and more. The fee covers the cost of the text. BASIC COASTAL NAVIGATION: This United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Boating class is designed for the more experienced skipper that has taken the Basic Skills and Seamanship Class. This class is strictly navigation (Piloting) for eight weeks. The class includes: Compass course piloting, obtaining fixes, determining Speed, Distance and Time calculations, Compass corrections and more. The fee covers the cost of the text. This 8 to 10 week program meets in Room 124 at Hingham High School. 8-10 RECREATION CENTER 7th & 8th GRADE DANCES: The Recreation Department will host dances for Hingham students in grades 7 & 8 from 7PM – 10PM on Friday evenings during the school year. Sneakers are required (no shoes). Appropriate clothing is requested. The dances feature a variety of disc jockeys and will be supervised by parents, Rec Dept staff and Commissioners. Participation is limited to Hingham residents. FEE: $10 FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS: Who would want to miss the excitement of Open Rec Night for 6th graders! 1 TWO 3’S: The Recreation Center is the place to be for 1st through 3rd graders to enjoy a special edition of Open Rec! Play basketball or free video and arcade games from 6:30 – 8:30 PM. Rec Department staff will supervise the children during this unstructured free play time. Pizza, beverages and snacks. FEE: $10 OPEN RECREATION: The Recreation Center Game Room at the Town Hall will be open from 3PM – 6PM seven days a week for “open recreation”. Boys and girls who are at least 8 years old will be able to use the video games, bumper pool, air hockey, foosball, Ping-Pong and pinball games in the Game Room. Enjoy a snack and relax to the sounds from the CD jukebox. The Center will be supervised by staff and provide a safe, fun atmosphere for the children. Children under the age of 8 may not be left at the recreation center without a parent or guardian. Participation is limited to Hingham residents only. Due to the lack of attendance at open rec, the gymnasium will be used for after school programs. Open Rec will be available in the Gymnasium when there is not a scheduled program. FEE: Free PLAYGROUP: Parents and children enjoy open recreation for the younger set! The preschool room is open from 3PM – 5PM when there is not a recreation program being held. The room is for children 5 years and under. The room provides an opportunity for the parent and child to enjoy each other in a safe and fun atmosphere. Participation is limited to Hingham residents only. Adult supervision is required at all times. Food is not permitted. FEE: Free TENNIS: This 6-week program is under the direction of the Weymouth Tennis Club and its staff of Tennis Professionals. This is a recreational program designed to introduce entry and beginner level adults to the sport of tennis. Players should bring their own racket and one can of unopened balls to the first class. The program will be held at the Recreation Center Courts. Start Date: September 23, 2008. HARBOR HOOPS: Did you think that you were too old to play basketball? THINK AGAIN! AMERICAN RED CROSS CPR: This course is designed for the responder who requires a credential card documenting successful CPR course completion. The certification program covers adult, child and infant Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation. The course fee includes certification card. FEE: $40 AMERICAN RED CROSS FIRST AID: Learn what to do in everyday emergencies. This class covers infant, child and adult emergencies. The course fee includes certification card. FEE: $40 CANINE COLLEGE: Beginners Obedience classes are open to puppies at least 12 weeks old to dogs of any age who are seeking a beginner level understanding of all obedience commands, walking on a leash and for those seeking help with problems like jumping, mouthing and chewing. Adult dogs and recently adopted dogs who are looking to get off to the right start are welcomed in the beginner class. All other classes are considered Level 2 classes, thus the dog should understand very basic concepts such as sit, stay, come and down in order to participate. Level 2 classes teach consistency and better listening skills in spite of distractions. All classes run for 5-week sessions. Vaccination certification is required. FEE: $110 Good Manners For Beginners Tuesday Start Date: September 16 6:30 – 7:30 PM The deadline to register for each 10-week Mad Dog Spinning session is one-week (7) days prior to each session start date. Drop-ins for spinning are allowed any time there is a bike available. The schedule is subject to change dependent on minimum participation levels. 10 week sessions begin: September 7, 2008 – November 23, 2008, February 8, 2009 FEE: $70 Monday 6:15 AM* Sheila Creahan 10:15 AM Senior w/ Carol 5:00 PM+ Carol Sloan SPINNING SENIORS: Come and get re-invigorated in life! Try something different! See and feel the benefits of spinning. Free Learn to spin Orientation classes will be scheduled. 10 week sessions begin: September 7, 2008 – November 23, 2008, February 8, 2009 FEE: $70 Monday 10:15 AM Carol Sloan SPINNING PLUS: Get your cardio PLUS with this new and exciting program! The deadline to register for each 10-week Mad Dog Spinning PLUS session is one-week (7) days prior to each session start date. Drop-ins for spinning are allowed any time there is a bike available. The schedule is subject to change dependent on minimum participation levels. 10 week sessions begin: September 7, 2008 - November 23, 2008 – February 8, 2009 FEE: $70 Monday 5:00 PM Carol Sloan 40 Minute Ride with 20 minutes abs and free weights TEEN SPINNING: This incredible workout is proven to improve your cardio vascular fitness and muscular endurance. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to cycle. Enjoy the music, meet new friends and have some fun while exercising. Teen spinning is for any high school aged student. The deadline to register for each 10-week Spinning session is one-week (7) days prior to each session start date. A completed registration form signed by a parent for participants under 18 years of age is required prior to participation in this program. Drop-ins for spinning are allowed any time there is a bike available. Drop-in tickets must be purchased in advance from the Recreation Department Office or in the Fitness Room. Tickets are $8 each and available in any quantity. 10 week sessions begin: September 7, 2008 - November 23, 2008 – February 8, 2009 FEE: $70 Tuesday 3:30 PM Carol Sloan Grades 9 - 12 DROP-IN TICKETS HATHA YOGA: Phyllis Cox, certified Yoga instructor, teaches an eclectic class, including but not limited to kripalu, ashtanga, iyengar and vinyasa techniques. The student performs a series of “asanas” (postures), coordinated with pranyama (breathing) and relaxing techniques. The practice of yoga improves coordination, flexibility, strength, balance and focus, while enhancing self-awareness. During yoga, the student works the whole body and emerges feeling calm and relaxed. Tickets are the method of payment for these drop in classes and available at the Recreation Department Office. Classes start Monday September 8, 2008. 20/20/20: 20 minutes each of cardio, strength and deep stretching. Just hard work that will push you to the max! The class will start with basic, but high intensity combinations of aerobic fat burning moves and then finish with weights and calisthenics to sculpt and shape the muscles. Followed by deep stretching to increase flexibility. It’s the perfect workout! Tickets are the method of payment for these drop-in classes and are available at the Recreation Office. Classes start Monday September 8, 2008. FEE: $8 FITNESS TRAINING: This 8-week outdoor class is designed to improve cardio-vascular endurance and strength by jumping rope, running hills, sprinting, using medicine balls, dips, push-ups, sit-ups and more! Classes run rain or shine. Start Date: October 4, 2008 FACILITIES FACILITY USE PERMITS: Are available at the Recreation Department and on www.hinghamrec.com SKI & SNOWBOARD LESSONS: Children 7-14 years of age are invited to participate in the Hingham Recreation Department Ski and Snowboard Lessons to be held at Blue Hills in Milton. Lessons will run from 4:00-5:30 PM and be held on Wednesday afternoons beginning January 7, 2009. Rental equipment is available from the mountain for an additional fee. Students will be divided into classes based on age and ability. Helmets are required. Roundtrip bus transportation will leave from the Recreation Center promptly at 3:15 PM and return at approximately 6:30 PM. The registration deadline for this 5-week program is December 19, 2008. Parents are invited to chaperone. FEES: $TBD SKI & SNOWBOARD CLUB: Students in grades 6 through 12 are eligible to participate in Ski & Snowboard Club trips. Each ski/board trip includes round trip transportation and an unrestricted lift ticket for the entire mountain. Deluxe VCR/DVD equipped motorcoach will depart from the Recreation Center at 5:30 AM and returns at approximately 8:00 PM. Only PG and PG-13 films will be shown. Ski trips are not transferable either to another individual or to another date. Participants must provide their own equipment. The Recreation Department does not provide rentals or lessons at the mountain. FEE: $75 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES SUMMER PLAYGROUND & PRESCHOOL LOTTERY • Applications will be available at the Recreation Department Office beginning January 5, 2009 KAHN YOUTH WRESTLING The summer fun continues during the school year. Boys and girls stay fit and ready for next summer’s Recreation Department program by grappling throughout the school year. The program focuses on basic wrestling fundamentals and strength and conditioning exercises. Experienced youth wrestlers from the summer Recreation program and new youth wrestlers are encouraged to join the fun. Competitions with surrounding youth wrestling teams are a part of the program. Kahn Youth Wrestling is the only FREE YOUTH SPORTS program in town. For information on the school year program call Steven M. Kahn, M.D. 781-749-0775. COMMUNITY CONTACTS BASEBALL Little League Baseball Ed Anderson 781-741-5118 COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES Interested in fulfilling your community service requirements in a fun and exciting atmosphere? DO YOU HAVE ANY SPECIAL TALENTS & INTERESTS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH THE COMMUNITY? The Recreation Department is always looking for new program ideas and instructors. GIFT CERTIFICATES ~ ONE SIZE FITS ALL! The Recreation Department offers gift certificates for programs to accommodate your gift giving needs.
Gift certificates are valid for programs held through June 30, 2009.
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