2012 Spring / Summer Recreation Programs, Activities & Camps
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- 2012 SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORM CAMPER INFORMATION
- PARENT INFORMATION : Primary Guardian
- If Neither Parent / Guardian Available in an Emergency, Contact
- Parent/Guardian Authorizations
- Davan Indoor Pool Summer Schedule
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- Warren Outdoor Pool Summer Schedule Open Swim: Mon / Wed / Fri 10-11:30 am Prices : Resident
- Summer Pass
- The "Hit Pit" – Indoor Batting Cages
- American Red Cross CPR, 1st Aid AED Training
- American Red Cross Lifeguard Training
- June 27 July 11 July 18 July 25 August 1 August 8
- Price is $27 for a savings of $9
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- 2012 Spring / Summer Recreation Programs, Activities Camps
- Spring Hours: (Thru end of school year) Office – 7:30 am-6 pm Programs – 6 am-9 pm Summer Hours
Registration Fee = $235 Camp will be run by Judy Crosby and other certified DaVinci Experience staff members. Leonardo DaVinci is the inspiration for integrating science and art camp experiences at DaVinci Experience, where they bring science and art ALIVE for children. They explore exciting, in-depth themes through hands-on art activities, science experiments and outdoor games. Their child-oriented curriculum encourages children to actively explore and experiment under the supervision of their certified teachers. Their experienced educators encourage critical thinking, problem solving and team building with an emphasis on safety and fun. You do not need to be a Westbrook resident to attend camp. Children from Westbrook and all surrounding communities are welcomed to register. To register, please visit http://www.davinciexperience.com/register.html#westbrook. Or, register in person at the Westbrook Community Center main office. 2012 SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORM CAMPER INFORMATION: Name: _________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________ Birth Date: ___________________________ Age: ___________ Sex: _____ School: _____________________________ Grade in Fall 2012: ___________ PARENT INFORMATION: Primary Guardian: Name: ___________________________________________________________ Home #: _______________ Cell #: _______________ Work #: _______________ Email: _________________________ Second Parent or Guardian Information: Name: _____________________________________________________________ Home #: _______________ Cell #: _______________ Work #: _______________ If Neither Parent / Guardian Available in an Emergency, Contact: Name: __________________________________ Relationship: ________________ Home #: _______________ Cell #: _______________ Work #: _______________ PERSONS AUTHORIZED to Pick-Up Child ( ID Required ) Name: Relationship: ALLERGIES – list all known: Food: Describe reaction and management of the reaction: -------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ Medication: -------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Allergies (list) – include insect stings, hay fever, asthma, animal dander, etc. -------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- Name of family physician: _________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________________ Phone number: ___________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Authorizations: This health history is correct and complete as far as I know and my child has permission to engage in all camp activities except as noted. I hereby give permission to Westbrook Community Center to provide routine health care, administer first aid and seek emergency medical treatment for my child. I agree to the release of any records necessary for treatment, referral or insurance purposes. I give permission to Westbrook Community Center to arrange necessary related transportation for my child. In the event I cannot be reached in an emergency, I hereby give permission to the staff to seek medical treatment immediately and at my expense; and permission for the medical facility to secure and administer treatment to my child in an emergency situation.
Parent Date Davan Indoor Pool Summer Schedule Adult Lap Swim: Mon / Wed /Fri 6-7:30am Sun 7-10 am Senior Swim: Mon / Wed / Fri 7:30-8:30am Masters Swim: Tues / Thurs 6-7:00am Water Aerobics: Tues / Thurs 7:15-8 am
Cost-per session = $45 (Residents); $60 (Non-Residents) Class Times: Infants Tuesdays, June 26-August 14 8:30-9 am Toddlers Thursdays, June 28-August 16 8:30-9 am
Flounder Monday-Thursday, June 25-August 16 9-9:45 am Swordfish Monday-Thursday, June 25-August 16 9-9:45 am Mako Monday-Thursday, June 25-August 16 9-9:45 am Jellyfish Monday-Thursday, June 25-August 16 10-10:45 am Flounder Monday-Thursday, June 25-August 16 10-10:45 am Swordfish Monday-Thursday, June 25-August 16 10-10:45 am
Infants Saturdays, June 30-August 11 8-8:30 am Toddlers Saturdays, June 30-August 11 8:30-9 am
Flounder Saturdays, June 30-August 11 9-9:45 am Swordfish Saturdays, June 30-August 11 9-9:45 am Mako Saturdays, June 30-August 11 9-9:45 am Jellyfish Saturdays, June 30-August 11 10-10:45 am Flounder Saturdays, June 30-August 11 10-10:45 am Swordfish Saturdays, June 30-August 11 10-10:45 am
Mon-Fri 1:30-5 pm Child/Senior $1 $2 Sat / Sun 11 am-6 pm Adult $3 $4.50
Family Swim: Mon / Wed 6:30-8 pm * Can only be purchased at WCC Main Office Tues / Thurs 5:30-8 pm Fri 5:30-7 pm Water Aerobics: Mon / Wed 5:30-6:30 pm No-Sweat Equity (Benefits of Aquatic Exercise) Given all of the new exercise crazes out there, such as Zumba®, Bootcamp, P90X and Cross-Fit, many people are missing a great way to exercise – Aqua-Fit classes. Unlike the above-mentioned (which, by the way are, great forms of exercise, too), aquatic (water) exercise offers something that none of them can; it’s suited for EVERYONE, regardless of fitness level. When most people think of water exercise, their minds go directly to the monotonous and sometimes boring lap swim. The good news is that there’s more to water exercise than just laps. Classes like Water Aerobics and Aqua-Fit Running offer a fun, yet challenging alternative to laps. Again, these classes are for everyone. If you are suffering from injuries to the joint and/or muscle, or can not walk and exercise long enough to see significant calorie burn, you’ll have a much easier time working out because these exercises are low to no impact. This is because your body is approximately 90% buoyant, which means you only feel 10% of your body weight in the water. Why is this beneficial? With low to no impact exercising, there is less wear and tear on the joints, which makes exercising easier on the body. So where does the No-Sweat Equity come from? Since water is a cooling agent, you’re less likely to sweat, and the sweat you do produce is washed away instantly. Now you’re asking yourself, how do I burn calories if I’m not sweating? Water is more resistant than air; just walking in water can take up to 17x more effort. Because every movement you make in the water takes that much more effort, you get that much more in return. Not only are you working on cardiovascular, but strengthening and toning the body will occur as a result of the resistance. This extra effort means that not only can you burn more calories during the exercising, but you sustain a longer calorie burn after, as well. The "Hit Pit" – Indoor Batting Cages
Located in the old Exercise Room, on the back side of the building just beyond the Gym, the Westbrook Community Center's new multi-use facility will provide baseball and softball players of Westbrook the opportunity to hit, pitch and train at an extremely affordable price.
Cages can be rented in 30-minute increments at the following rate: $15 per cage. Primary hours of operation for the cages will be Monday-Friday, 4-8 pm, and Saturday-Sunday, 8 am-12 noon. Additional hours may be available by special request. To view the current schedule of cage rental availabilities, please visit www.westbrookcommunitycenter.org. To inquire or to make a reservation, please e-mail Greg Post at gpostfc14@gmail.com (preferred) or call 854-0676, ext. 265. 24 hours notice required for all cage rentals. Cash, credit or checks made out to City of Westbrook are accepted. Only one reservation at a time. An additional reservation may be made at the conclusion of a current reservation. Players must sign a liability waiver. Balls will be provided, as will a bat and helmet, if needed, but players are allowed to bring their own. No cleats allowed; gym shoes only. Payment must be received in full at time of reservation. Private lessons, group outings and birthday parties may also be booked in the cages for very low prices! And, don't forget, our gym and/or pool may be added for an additional fee to any cage session, based on availability. American Red Cross CPR, 1st Aid & AED Training
It’s time to be prepared to save a life. Successful completion of this training at the Westbrook Community Center will certify you in First Aid, Adult and Child CPR, and the Automated External Defibrillator, and give you the skills and confidence needed to save a life. This class is open to anyone ages 14 and above. Due to instructor-to-student ratios, class is limited to 10 participants. A minimum of four is needed.
American Red Cross Lifeguard Training 
Train for a job by becoming a certified Red Cross Lifeguard. If you’re looking for a fun and rewarding profession, this is it. You’ll learn the necessary skills to become a certified lifeguard. Training will take place at the Westbrook Community Center Indoor Pool. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be certified in American Red Cross Lifeguard Training, Fist Aid, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, and Automated External Defibrillator. The pre-course screening, which must be passed in order to take the class, consists of a non-stop 300-yard swim. It also includes participants having to swim 20 yards, dive down 7-10 feet, retrieve a 10-pound brick, and swim back to the starting point. This must be completed within one minute and 40 seconds, without the use of goggles. Participants must also be able to tread water for two minutes without the use of their hands. Participants must be 15 years of age or older by the completion of training. Due to instructor-to-student ratios, class is limited to 10 participants. A minimum of four is needed. In order to receive their certification, participants must attend all classes. No exceptions. Three different sessions will be offered:
June 3, 10 10 am-6 pm each day Community Gardens
Get your family and friends involved in a fun and healthy hobby! Rent a raised bed in the Westbrook Community Center Community Gardens for the 2012 growing season. Grow some vegetables for your family and friends, or donate your harvest to organizations in need, such as The Westbrook Community Food & Resource Center.
First-year membership is $30; all renewals are just $20. If you don’t have access to a garden, this is perfect for you! Meet new friends, eat healthy foods, and have fun! Knit & Knibbers 
Do enjoy quilting, knitting or just working with fiber? Interested in learning? Then this is the group for you. All levels are welcome to attend our weekly Knit & Knibblers group, held each Wednesday from 8 am-2 pm, in the Fiber Arts Room. Socialize and create something fun in a modern-day sewing circle. Admission is FREE, and drop-ins are always welcomed. Concerts in the Park 
Bring your entire family to Westbrook’s Riverbank Park on the following Wednesday nights this summer and enjoy some the area’s top musical groups. Admission is FREE. Bringing your own blankets and/or lawn chairs is highly recommended. Acts will be announced soon.
Discount Tickets The Westbrook Community Center will again be a discount-ticket hub for Funtown/Splashtown and Water Country. Funtown/Splashtown, where the Great American Family goes to play, is located in Saco, ME, and is Northern New England's largest family- themed amusement and water park. Water Country, situated just over the border in Portsmouth, NH, is New England’s largest waterpark and features signature thrill rides for a full day of fun for the entire family. F 
untown/Splashtown Combo passes are ONE DAY passes and provide access to both Funtown AND Splashtown and all rides/slides. Passes are for anyone 48 inches and taller. Price is $27 for a savings of $9
Water Country passes are ONE DAY passes for all slides and pools and are good for one person 48 inches or taller.
Are you a fan of CBS’s hit reality show, The Amazing Race? If so, you’ll love this! Stay tuned for details on Amazing Race Westbrook, presented by the Westbrook Community Center. It’s sure to be lots of fun for families and friends! Teams of four will compete in a number of legs, will have to follow clues to local destinations, perform tasks, and deal with roadblocks, yields and detours. Teams checking in last at each pit stop will be eliminated. Cash prizes will be awarded to winners! If you’re interested in serving on the Amazing Race Westbrook Planning Committee, please contact Greg Post at gpost@westbrook.me.us. Visit the Westbrook Community Center’s official website at www.westbrookcommunitycenter.org NOTES 
2012 Spring / Summer Recreation Programs, Activities & Camps Westbrook Community Center City of Westbrook Community Services Department 426 Bridge Street Westbrook, ME 04092 Phone: 854-0676 Fax: 854-0628
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