2018 S Brochure - Willoughby-Eastlake City Schools Parks Rec...YOUR BARBIE! Bring your beach towel...

Willoughby Parks & Recreation Department

GUIDE TO

willoughbyohio.com440-953-4200

2018

Robert A. FialaMayor and Safety Director

Table of ContentsArea of Interest Page Numer Registration Information 3Youth 4 - 6Youth Sports 7 - 11Teen 12Camps 13-15Adult 16Sports and Fitness 17 - 19Aquatics 20 - 25Around Town 26Senior Center 27Recycling 28Parks 29 - 30Special Events 31

Parks and Recreation StaffJudean Banker, Parks & Recreation Director

James Clark, Program CoordinatorAquatics, Special Events, Youth/Adult Activities

David F. Sarosy, Program CoordinatorYouth/Adult Activities, Youth Sports, Summer Camps

Paula Yesiolowski, Administrative Assistant

City of Willoughby Important Numbers

Dear Residents, It is with great pleasure that I present to you the Willoughby Parks and Recreation Department Spring/Summer 2018 schedule. Our staff works tirelessly to provide opportunities that engage all citizens from toddlers to seniors. We have a great variety of recreation and entertainment events planned in the coming months and we encourage our residents to experience them. Whether its youth sports, activities at our Senior Center, special events, our swimming pools or just enjoying our parks, Willoughby offers something for all our residents. If you have any questions about these events or programs please feel free to call our Parks and Recreation Department at 953-4200, or contact me at953-4124.

Robert A. Fiala

Mayor and Safety Director

Emergency - 911Police Dept. Non - Emergency: 440-953-4212Fire Dept. Non - Emergency: 440-953-4343Parks and Recreation: 440-953-4200Senior Center: 440-951-2832Lost Nation Golf Course: 440-953-4280City Hall: 440-951-2800Service Department: 440-953-4111Building Department: 440-953-4118

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Friday, March 30th for Good FridayMonday, May 28th for Memorial Day

Wednesday, July 4th for Independence DayMonday, September 3rd for Labor Day

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Registration Information CLASSES March 9 Resident online begins at 9:00 am. March 12 Resident mail, phone or walk-in March 13-Open to all

CAMPS MUST have proof of residency March 19-April 20 Resident Early Bird April 2-20 Non-resident Early Bird

AQUATICS MUST have proof of residency March 9-Resident swim lesson/pool party March 9-May 11 Resident Early Bird March 9-Non-resident pass registration April 16-Non-resident swim lesson/pool party registration

EXTENDED OFFICE HOURS Monday-Th ursday, May 7-31; 7:30 am-6 pm Fridays-7:30 am-4:30 pm Saturdays-May 5, 12, 19 & June 2; 9:00-11:30 am

The term “non-resident” used throughout this bro-chure refers to those who live outside Willoughby city limits. Non-residents are charged an additional fee to offset administrative expenses. Willoughby city limits are not the same as the school district or post offi ce boundaries.

Special assistance If you need special accommoda-tions for any activity or trip, please notify the Parks & Recreation Dept. at the time of registration.

Low Income Fee Waiver We feel that every child should have the opportunity to enjoy a recreational experience, even if money is a major concern! There-fore, the City has established a Children’s Scholarship Account. In hardship cases, please make a confi dential contact with the Parks & Recreation Staff. Depending on the size of your family and income, you may qualify to receive up to a 50% discount. Please be prepared to provide proof of residency within Willoughby City limits and income verifi cation.

Photo waiver The City of Willoughby Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to photo-graph facilities, activities, and program participants for potential future use. All photos will remain the property of Willoughby Parks & Recreation and may be used for publicity or promotion purposes only.

Online Registration Register for programs at www.willoughbyohio.com

Walk-in Registration7:30 am - 4:30 pm Monday through FridayRegistrations are accepted at Willoughby City Hall, Please bring proof of residency.

Phone-in Registration7:30 am - 4:30 pm Monday through FridayHave your Discover, Visa or Mastercard number, expiration date and V-Code ready.440-953-4200 or TTY/Voice 1-800-750-0750

Mail-in RegistrationChecks payable to “City of Willoughby”Mail registration form, proof of residency & payment to: Willoughby Parks & Recreation 1 Public Square Willoughby, Ohio 44094

Fax-in Registration Fax registration form, proof of residency and credit card information 24 hours a day to 440-953-4204

After Hours Registration Mail slot located by the South main entrance doors of City Hall. Processing will be done on next business day.

REFUNDS & PROCEDURES- Partial refunds after 1st class.- No refunds after the 2nd class.- All refunds under $10 will be credited to account.- $5 processing fee for ALL refunds and transfers- Pavilion rentals are non-refundable.- No registration is accepted by the instructor.- All fees must be paid at time of registration.- There will be a $35 fee for returned checks.- Classes may be cancelled or combined.- No confi rmation reminder is sent for any class.- Missed classes are not refundable

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Fun with GuitarHave you ever wondered how it would be to pick up a guitar and actually make some pretty awesome music in a relatively short period of time? To play at family functions, school talent shows, for or with your friends or even just for your own enjoyment? That’s what FUN WITH THE GUITAR is all about. You will learn the components of the guitar, correct “fi ngering” as well as names and locations of the notes on all six strings through the fi fth fret, the “C” and “G” Scales for learn-ing fi nger dexterity and speed, ability to skillfully play the “C”, “G” and “D” major chords and use them for your enjoyment, introduction to using “chord melody” techniques that incorporate both “lead” and “rhythm” in playing their songs as well as several “strumming” techniques for the best sounds in playing guitar chords.Ages 9-12 (5:00 - 6:00PM)Ages 13-18 (6:15 – 7:15PM)Adults (7:30 – 8:30PM)Thursdays, April 5 - May 24Thursdays, May 31 - July 26 (no 7/5)Class Fee: $60 / Resident Discount $55Location: Willoughby Senior Center #2Instructor: Bob Pattison

Safety Town is an awareness program designed to teach young children how to respond to dangerous situations. It is both interactive and educational, guaranteed to be a great experience for your child!Children who are enrolling in Kindergarten for the Fall of 2018 are eligible to participate.Monday through Friday, June 4-8; 8:45-11:15 amMonday through Friday, June 18-22; 5:45-8:15 pmClass Fee $39 (includes a photo memory mate)Willoughby Senior Center #20, 38032 Brown Ave.Instructor: Ptlm. Bruce Fedor, Julie Anne Lisi, Nancy Gilpin and student volunteers

Fe Fi Fo FunFe Fi Fo FunHas the independence stage arrived for your little one? Have fun by spending a morning out with other children as they socialize, explore music, books, fi nger plays, crafts, a snack and much more. It will give Mom, Dad, Grandparent or Caregiver a chance to meet other parents while your child meets new playmates. *Due to the large number of students and adults in this class, only younger siblings in infant seats will be able to attend, as long as you are able to interact with your child that is registered in the class. Please dress your children in play clothes – we may be using paint that does not come out of clothing.Ages: 2 years oldThursdays, April 5 - May 17 Time: 10:00 - 11:00 amClass Fee: $79 / Resident Discount $69Instructor: Diane Johnson

Inventor’s Club RoboticsWhoever said you couldn’t solve the world’s problems with LEGO® bricks? Learn about the process real inventors go through while you help design, build and program robotic models to solve problems. Are you the next Thomas Edison? Learning is enhanced through use of laptops.Ages 7-12Wednesdays, March 21-May 2 (no class 3/28)Time: 4:45-5:45 pmClass Fee: $90 / Resident Discount $85Location: Willoughby Senior Center Room #12Instructor: Snapology

Messy HandsMessy HandsDive in and explore creativity! Small, intimate arts & craft s class in the park! It’s fun and easy and kids of all ages will love the projects that they create and take home! Please wear old clothing.Grades K-4Tuesdays, June 12 - July 10 (No class 7/3)Tuesdays, July 17 - August 7Time: 10:00-11:15 amClass Fee $33 / Resident Discount $28Location: Daniels Park Rotary PavilionInstructor: Camp Staff

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YouthYouthPrincess Summer Tea Party!Princess Summer Tea Party!

This camp is FULL OF PRINCESS SURPRISES! Tumble through a garden of Princess fun! Octagons, wedges, trapeze, and ball-pit are part of the garden setting! Your Princess will walk in her pretend high heels across balance beams and swing in the gardens of the uneven bars! Each Princess will enjoy a special manicure before the party! We will make our own party sandwiches, dessert and beverage for our tea party! A fee of $11.00 is due to the instructor the day of camp for supplies and insurance.ges 4 - 7 yearsFriday, June 29; 11:00 am to 1:30 pmLocation: Taft Elementary, 1508 E. 332nd St., Eastlake$20.00 + $3.00 insurance and $8.00 supply feeInstructor: Northshore PREPS

Barbie Luau Beach Party!Barbie Luau Beach Party!COME JOIN THE FUN when camp begins with roll-call warm-up activities! Campers will tumble through a “Beach Party” circuit using octagons, wedges, trapeze, ball-pit and more! Balance beam surfi ng and dune climbing with the cargo net are just a couple of our beach fun activities on the equipment. Lunch will consist of hot dogs, chips and beverages. The children will make their own “surprise dessert”! They will also make a craft that they will use! REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR BARBIE! Bring your beach towel and a bathing suit for this indoor gymnastic adventure! A fee of $11.00 is due to the instructor the day of camp for supplies and insurance.Ages 4 - 7 yearsFriday, July 13; 11:00 am to 1:00 pmLocation: Taft Elementary, 1508 E. 332nd St., Eastlake$20.00 + $3.00 insurance and $8.00 supply feeInstructor: Northshore PREPS

Worried about leaving your 11, 12, or 13 year old child home alone for a couple of hours? Concerned about leaving younger siblings with their older brother or sister? Want to prepare your child for babysitting?Young teens will be trained in fi rst aid, indoor and outdoor safety, and how to handle household emergencies so they are adequately prepared to stay home alone or watch younger siblings. Safe Sitters® is a nationally recognized, medically accurate program, taught by certifi ed Safe Sitter instructors, and recognized for excellence by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Safe Sitter graduates show increased self-esteem, confi dence, compassion, and responsibility. Ages: 11-16Saturday, March 10 Tuesday, June 12Saturday, April 14 Tuesday, July 17Saturday, May 12 Tuesday, August 14Saturday, July 21Time: 9:00 am - 2:00 pmClass Fee: $68 / Resident Discount $63Location: Willoughby Senior Center Room #3Instructor: Theresa Sill

Children’s Dining Etiquette & MannersChildren’s Dining Etiquette & MannersChildren will learn how to set a table from start to fi nish, manners and etiquette. We’ll explore dining styles, American vs Continental: American style of dining, posture, sitting still, the napkin, please and thank you’s, din-ing conversation, proper way to utilize utensils, passing of food, being excused from the table and complimenting the chef. Ages 8-15 years Saturday, July 28; 1:00-2:00 pm Class Fee $30 / Resident Discount $25 Location: Willoughby Senior Center #9 Instructor: Kimberlee Franz


Creative Fun for Kids & Adults All the Arts Under One Roof!

Willoughby residents receive an 8% discount towardsone class or one full session of private music instruction

per session.

Munchkin & Me!

Children and adults (infants, toddlers & up) can enjoy the arts together at one of our classes designed to introduce children to the arts. Choose from a vari-ety of arts experiences.

A perfect way to introduce the arts to your little one.

Visual Arts! Ceramics, Drawing, Painting & more-—from the youngest artist to the sea-soned artist, from beginner to advanced, come create with us! Art Therapy also available!

Choose from more than 20 classes!

Dance! Dance is our specialty! Ballet, Tap, Hip Hop, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Breakdance and Yoga! From the littlest dancer at age 3 through adults, The Fine Arts Association is where dance lives!

Dance for all experience levels. Summer is a great time try something new!

Theatre! Preschoolers through teens can take the stage! Come perform in a play or get ready for an audition. Our Theatre Arts Camps culminate in performances on the Corning Auditorium stage. Classes and private lessons are also available.

All ability levels welcomed!

Music! Private Music Instruction (preschool through adult): From guitar, to voice to piano to harp, Fine Arts has over 40 music faculty ready to provide private mu-sic instruction in virtually every instrument. Ask us about Suzuki instruction and Music Therapy too! Check out the NEW Mark Wood Rock Camp!

6-wk summer session (perfect to keep you “in tune” or to try something new.)

FREE Con-certs!

FAA Community Chorus-Painesville United Methodist Church-3/11/18 @ 4 pm Music Achievement Scholarship Recital-FAA Corning Aud.-4/21/18 @ 2 pm Classic Desserts/FAA Woodwind Quintet-FAA Main Gallery-5/20/18 @ 3 pm Cat’s Crew-Marous Brothers Outdoor Stage at FAA-8/4/18 @ 6:30 pm

Our gift to the community.

Here’s just a Sampling of Summer Offerings in Music/Dance/Theatre & Visual Arts

Camps! Camps! Camps!

Camps, Camps, Camps! (ages 3-high school grads): Preschool Arts camps; Multi-Arts camps; Visual Arts camps; Theatre Arts camps for kids and teens; Dance camps and a NEW Mark Wood Rock Camp for String Players and Singers. Optional before and after camp care included in several camp tui-tions.

Check out our complete list of camps at fineartsassociation.org or call

440) 951-7500 x104 for a brochure.

The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Avenue, Willoughby, OH 44094

(440) 951-7500 [email protected]

Summer Fun

begins 5/29/18

Want a Summer Class Catalog or a Summer Camp Brochure?

Download them @ fineartsassociation.org or

call Wanda at 440-951-7500 x104

We love to give tours!

Call 440-951-7500 x118

The Fine Arts Association

serves the community by en-hancing lives through arts

education, therapies perform-ance, community partnerships

and advocacy.

More than 60 professional Faculty offer instruction in

music (including private les-sons), dance, theatre, and art.

Bike Safety DayBike Safety DaySunday, May 20

1:00-3:00 pmRiver Street downtown

in conjunction withCleveland Clinic Children’s &

Willoughby Police Department

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Kids Archery for BeginnersKids Archery for BeginnersParticipants will learn proper use of equipment and safety. How to shoot a bow properly and safely will be taught along with information and demonstrations of different forms of archery equipment and different archery forms - all while having fun! Adults may join this course if they like. This class is outside so please dress appropriately and wear sunscreen.Ages: 7 and upSaturdays, April 28-May 19Saturdays, June 2-June 23Saturdays, August 11-September 1Time: 9:00-10:30 amLocation: Willoughby Armory, 4180 Grove Ave.Class Fee: $56 / Resident Discount $51Instructor: John Lifford

Kids Archery Intermediate / Intermediate PlusKids Archery Intermediate / Intermediate PlusParticipants must have taken archery in the past with Willoughby Parks & Recreation. The Intermediate class will be a continuation of proper use of equipment and safety. The introduction of sights will make shooting more accurate and the ability to shoot well at multiple distances. Different techniques will be employed to make all participants better at the sport - all while having fun! The Intermediate Plus course will further expand on the Intermediate course; introducing more advanced techniques and equipment. Participants can take this course multiple times and the instruction will be tailored to each individual archer’s needs. Adults may join these courses if they like. This class is outside so please dress appropriately and wear sunscreen.Ages: 7 and upSaturdays, April 28-May 19Saturdays, June 2-June 23Saturdays, August 11- September 1Time: 10:30 am-12:00 pmLocation: Willoughby Armory, 4180 Grove Ave.Class Fee: $56 / Resident Discount $51Instructor: John Lifford

Kids and Adult Archery LeagueKids and Adult Archery LeagueParticipants must have taken the Intermediate and Intermediate Plus archery courses in the past with Willoughby Parks & Recreation and have reached a degree of profi ciency that will allow them to participate in the league. This class is aimed at those archers that want to improve their level of shooting. This class will shoot longer distances with heavier poundage bows, all under the supervision of the instructor who will give the archers pointers and tips on an individual basis that will help that archer improve. Participants can use their own equipment provided that it is approved by the instructor. This class is outside so please dress appropriately and wear sunscreen.Ages: 12 and upSaturdays, April 28-May 19Saturdays, June 2-June 23Saturdays, August 11- September 1Time: 1:30-3:00 pmLocation: Willoughby Armory, 4180 Grove Ave.Class Fee: $56 / Resident Discount $51Instructor: John Lifford

Beginner FishingBeginner FishingBeginners Fishing is designed to introduce participants to recreational fi shing (catch and release). The fun, hands-on lessons makes it a perfect fi t for youth and their families. All equipment will be provided! Participants will meet at Penitentiary Glen Nature Center parking lot. Ages: 4 - 10Saturday, June 16thFriday, July 13thFriday, August 3Time: 10:00 - 12:00 pmClass Fee: $10 / Resident Discount $8Location: Penitentiary Glen Nature Center, 8668 Kirtland Chardon Rd, KirtlandInstructor: John Glasser / Don Winter

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Start Smart Li’l CagersStart Smart Li’l CagersBasketball Classes For Boys and Girls Learn Basketball Basics, Make New Friends and Have Fun! A fun introduction to the game of basketball utilizing fun drills for boys and girls ages 4 - 6 years old. Movement and balance are the focus of this fi ve-week class while introducing the fundamentals of the game - dribbling, passing, & shooting. Classes fi ll up quickly so reserve your spot today!Ages: 4 - 6Saturdays, March 24 – April 21 Time: 2:30 - 3:15 pmLocation: Willoughby Senior Center Gym Class Fee: $60 / Resident Discount $55 Instructor: Sue Watkins, Academy Basketball

SSaturday Hoo psters aturday Hoo psters Hoop It Up and Keep On Moving!Hoop It Up and Keep On Moving!

Whether your son or daughter is an experienced player looking for a great way to sharpen skills or they are just beginning, ‘Saturday Hoopsters’ has a class for all levels! Join the fun! Your child will receive comprehensive, fun instruction on the fundamentals of the game - ball handling, shooting, and footwork - in this fi ve-week format that your child will thoroughly enjoy. Classes fi ll up quickly so reserve your spot today! Ages: 7 - 14Saturdays, March 24 – April 21Time: Beginner Level: 3:30pm - 4:30pm Experienced Level: 4:45pm - 5:45pm Location: Willoughby Senior Center Gym Class Fee: $70 / Resident Discount $65Instructor: Sue Watkins, Academy Basketball

Afternoon Basketball Clinics Afternoon Basketball Clinics Boys and girls! Basketball season is over…what a great time to assess your play, work on what is giving you trouble and have fun! Academy Basketball is offering afternoon clinics to help you ‘up’ your game. Ages: 8 - 14 Sunday, April 29Sunday, July 1Sunday, August 19Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pmLocation: Willoughby Senior Center #GymClass Fee: $20 / Resident Discount $15 Instructor: Sue Watkins, Academy Basketball

Private or Group Lessons Year-Round: Private or Group Lessons Year-Round: Since 2004, Sue Watkins has been providing basketball instruction to boys and girls of all ages and playing levels in the Greater Cleveland area. She provides individual and group lessons year round and would love to customize a program for your son, daughter, group or organization today. Contact Sue for information at 440.622.6163 or visit her website at https://swacademybasketbal.wixsite.com/basketball


Open Gym Open Gym A Night out for Mom and Dad!A Night out for Mom and Dad!

Drop your sons and daughters at the gym on Saturday night. They will play with their friends, shoot around, participate in some fun full and half-court games and learn some good basketball drills to ‘up’ their games. Register now! The evening sells out quickly! Ages: 7 – 14, all skills welcome!Saturday, May 19 Saturday, July 21 Friday, August 25Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Willoughby Senior Center Gym$15 / Resident Discount $10 Instructor: Sue Watkins


Tumble Tots Tumble Tots Your toddler will develop body awareness, vocabulary and coordination through active play on age appropriate equipment including our ball pit, trapeze, octagons and wedges, preschool bars, cargo net, balance beam and more. A $5 dollar insurance fee is due at the fi rst class. Ages: 20-30 monthsTuesdays, June 12- July 24 (no 7/3)Wednesdays, June 13-July 25 (no 7/4)Time: 10:00 - 10:45 amLocation: Taft Elementary, 1580 E. 332nd St., EastlakeClass Fee: $67 / Resident Discount $62Instructor: Northshore P.R.E.P.S.

PrepnasticsPrepnasticsClass curriculum provides successful experiences in a self-competitive atmosphere. Children develop body movement, poise, coordination, and control whilerolling like a meatball, cartwheeling like a starfi sh, frosting cookies on the balance beam and climbing like a monkey on the bars. A $5 insurance fee is payable at the fi rst class.Ages: 4 - 5 years olThursdays, June 14-July 26 (no 7/5) Time: 6:00 - 6:45 pmLocation: Taft Elementary, 1580 E. 332nd St., EastlakeClass Fee: $72 / Resident Discount $67 + $5 insurance fee due to instructor at fi rst classInstructor: Northshore P.R.E.P.S.

Pre-Gym ProgramPre-Gym ProgramDoes your child need to develop rhythm and motor skills, muscle coordination and eye-hand/eye-foot coordination? Does he or she get excited about playing “Princess”, going to “McDonalds” or the “Circus or Zoo”? The progressive curriculum of this all around coordination program combines the imagination of creative weekly themes with age-appropriate equipment that will enhance coordination, balance and body movement and control. Social and emotional growth, direction following, preschool and kindergarten concepts, good sportsmanship and fair play are also developed. A $5 dollar insurance fee is payable at the fi rst class.

Me & My Buddy Ages: 2 1/2 - 3 1/2 years with Parent Mondays, June 11-July 23 (no 7/2) Time: 11:00 - 11:45 am or 6:00-6:45 pm Taft Elementary, 1580 E. 332nd St., Eastlake Class Fee: $69 / Resident Discount $64

Pre-Gym Ages: 3 1/2 - 5 years Mondays, June 11-July 23 (no 7/2) Time: 10:00 - 10:55 am or 6:55-7:40 pm Taft Elementary, 1580 E. 332nd St., Eastlake Class Fee: $72 / Resident Discount $67 Instructor: Northshore P.R.E.P.S.

One day Pitching and Hitting ClinicOne day Pitching and Hitting ClinicIn this one day, 2 hour clinic pitchers and batters will learn ways to improve on the mound and in the box. The mechanics involved in being a good pitcher and hitter will be covered. Get the edge on your opponent just in time for the new baseball season! Ages: 8 - 12Saturday, April 7 Time: 11:00 - 1:00 pm Class Fee: $15 / Resident Discount $10 Location: Willoughby Senior Center Gym Instructor: Steve Popovic



Little Hoop Stars and Hoops StarsLittle Hoop Stars and Hoops StarsA highly instructional, fun-oriented introductory basketball program for children in preschool through 2nd grade. Players are taught the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, positioning defense and game play.Little Hoop Stars = 4yrs - K; 5:30 - 6:30 pm Hoop Stars = Grades 1 - 2; 6:30 - 7:30 pmFridays, April 13th- May 18thWilloughby Senior Center gym

Hummingbirds Soccer ProgramHummingbirds Soccer ProgramChildren ages 3-6 have fun and learn the basics of soccer in an age-appropriate program. Players learn dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, defending, and positioning. Each session consists of instruction in all aspects of the game, participation in fun drills designed to teach skills, and fun, low- key, non-competitive games.Ages 3-4, 5-6Thursdays, April 12th -May 17th Fridays, June 15th – July 20thTime: (3&4) 5:30-6:30 pm OR (5-6) 6:30-7:30 pmDaniels Park, 38401 Johnnycake Ridge Road


Register for all classes at Register at www.jumpstartsports.com

Class Fee: $75 / Resident Discount $70 plus convenience fee; includes team shirt and award

T-Birds T-Ball ProgramT-Birds T-Ball ProgramA fun and highly instructional introduction to baseball for 3 and 4 year old boys and girls. Players learn the basics of throwing, catching, fi elding, batting, and base running, and then apply what they have learned in fun, non-competitive games. Jump Start Sports staff members conduct the instruction and oversee the game play while volunteer team coaches assist.esdays, June 12th – July 24 (No Class July 3rd)Games will be at 5:30-6:30 pm and/or 6:30-7:30 pm (Schedule will include both time periods)Daniels Park ball fi elds

Flag FootballFlag FootballPlayers are grouped by age, coached at their level of understanding, and play fun, low competition games under adult supervision. All instruction will be conducted by Jump Start Sports staff coaches. Players will learn the basic fundamentals of offense and defense, and will be introduced to speed and agility training. Parent coaches can assist in the instruction and will call the plays for their teams, but having our coaches lead the program will ensure that all teams receive the same instruction in a planned and organized practice.Grades K-2ndThursdays, June 14th – July 19th Time: 5:30-6:45 pmDaniels Park 38401 Johnnycake Ridge Road

Willoughby Soccer Club Soccer CampWilloughby Soccer Club Soccer CampWilloughby Soccer Club will be hosting a week-long soccer camp in partnership with Cleveland Soccer Academy (CSA). The camp will take place daily from 9 AM to 2:30 PM starting on Monday, July 30th through Friday, August 3rd at Lost Nation Sports Park outdoor fi elds located at 38630 Jet Center Place in Willoughby. The camp is open to players age 8-18.

The camp is under the direction of Ali Kazemaini, current Club Chairman and Staff Coach of CSA Impact United. Coach Kaz starred collegiately at Cleveland State University and was twice a second team All-American. He then played profes-sionally, starting his career with the Cleveland Force. After fi nishing his playing career, he coached collegiately at both John Carroll University and Cleveland State University. The camp will also feature a special guest coach, Omid Namazi, current coach of the United States Men’s National Under-18 Soccer Team. Coach Namazi also has a Cleveland connection, both playing and coaching the Cleveland Force from 2003-2005.

If you register through Willoughby Soccer Club at www.willoughbysoccerclub.org/summercamp you will receive a special price of $150 for the week, a $25 discount off the regular price.


SNAG Golf (Start New At Golf)SNAG Golf (Start New At Golf)It is a FUN game that is EASY to learn and can be played ANYWHERE. SNAG® contains all the elements of golf but in a modifi ed form. Falling somewhere between miniature golf and regulation golf, SNAG® allows for full shots, pitching, chipping, and putting. It is a proven learning & training tool forentry level golfers. The game has its own simplifi ed rules and terminology, SNAGology as we call it, that adds fun to the learning and playing experience. All supplies provided. Prizes will be awarded daily.Registration is taken at Lost Nation Golf Course, 440-953-4280 for more info. Ages: 5-10 years oldThursdays, June 14 - July 12 (no 7/5); 10:00 am-Noon$55 – includes 2 hours of instruction & a hot dog/drink Money must be paid up front to reserve a spot and there are NO refunds for missing a session.Lost Nation Golf Course, 38890 Hodgson Road

Junior Golf LeagueJunior Golf LeagueOpen to boys & girls ages 10-17

A comprehensive instructional program emphasizing all aspects of the game of golf. Students will utilize our driving range, practice green and golf course. Additionally, fun & an educational learning environment technique will be used. Lost Nation Golf Course is proud to be a part of the National Parks and Recreation Association’s Sticks for Kids Progam. This association will further enhance the child’s experience in the Junior Golf Program by providing instruction and clubs to be utilized during our sessions.Session 1 Thursday, June 7, Wednesday, June 13, Wednesday, June 20, ,Wednesday, June 27Session 2 Thursday, July 5, Wednesday, July 11, Wednesday, July 18, Wednesday, July 259:00 am - Noon$95 per session - includes golf instruction, beverage/snack and prizes. $160 for 2 or more family members that live in same household. Money must be paid up front to reserve a spot and there are NO refunds for missing a session. To register/pay please contact Brian McCoy at 440-953-4280 at Lost Nation Golf Course

Youth SportYouth SportTennis LessonsTennis Lessons

Ages 4-6 Wee Ones 9:15-10:00 am Ages 7-10 Little Ones 10:00-10:45 am Ages 10-12 Pre-Teens 10:45-11:30 am Ages 13-15 Teens 12:30-1:15 pmM/W, June 11 - June 27 T/Th, June 12-June 28M/W, July 9 – 25 T/Th, July 10-July 27M/W, August 6-22 T/Th, August 7-23Location: Euclid Ave. Tennis CourtsClass Fee $45 / Resident Discount $40Instructor: Mike Miheli

Tennis ClinicsTennis ClinicsNeed some extra help with your swing.....try one of our clinics! All clinics will work on a specifi c skill decided upon at the clinic.Ages: Saturday, June 16, 23, 30Saturday, July 14, 21, 28Saturday, August 11, 18, 25Time: 9:00-11:00 amLocation: Euclid Ave. Tennis CourtsClass Fee $45 / Resident Discount $40 per dateInstructor: Mike Miheli

2018 Youth Sports CornerClip & save!

Willoughby Basketball LeagueParks & Recreation 953-4200Boys & girls Grades 2-9Registration Sept.-Nov.www.willoughbyohio.com

Willoughby Soccer ClubBen Schaum, 216-224-4792 Boys & girls ages 4-14Registration on-line ONLYwww.willoughbysoccerclub.org

Willoughby Baseball LeagueField House 440-953-4362T-Ball ages 5-6Youth baseball ages 7-18Youth softball ages 7-8Youth fast pitch softball ages 8-18Registration January - Marchwww.willoughbybaseball.com

Stingers Swim TeamChris Boeman, President

[email protected]

Boys & girls ages 6-15Registration April/May

Wlby. Youth Football LeagueByron Flyod 440-975-6800

Division A ages 10-11 (max weight 165#)

Division B ages 8-9 (max weight 145#)

Division C ages 6 1/2-7 (max weight 125#)

Registration May & Junewilloughbyrebelsfootball.com


Personal Branding, Presence and Social MediaPersonal Branding, Presence and Social MediaLearn how your attitude, personal style, non-verbals and social media image create your personal brand.Ages: 10 - 15Saturday, June 16Time: 1:00 - 2:00 pm Class fee: $30 / Resident Discount $25Location: Willoughby Senior Center #3Instructor: Kimberlee Franz

Teens will enjoy one of two eighteen hole miniature golf courses set on over an acre of natural landscape and stone with lots of curves and obstacles. After golf we will enjoy an ice cream treat, you can choose from 36 fl avors of hard ice cream that are made daily! If time allows we will visit the candy shop for teens to make a purchase of their old time favorite!Ages: 13 - 17 Friday, June 22; 6:00 - 10:30 pm Class fee: $30 (includes golf and ice cream selection)Location: Bus Departs from Daniels Park

Cedar PointCedar PointTeens will spend the day at Cedar Point! You will be provided with transportation, a meal, and admission. Bus will depart Daniels Park at 8:30 am and return at 10:30 pm (we will leave Cedar Point at 9:00 pm to return home). Each participant will receive a meal voucher good for their choice of a chicken fi nger bas-ket or a plain hamburger basket, both include fries and soft drink. Already have a season pass? No problem! We off er transportation and lunch for only $27Ages: 13 - 17 Monday, July 30Time: 8:30 am - 10:30 pm Class fee: $60Location: Bus Departs from Daniels Park

Play CLEPlay CLEPlay CLE indoor adventure park can keep you active and entertained. Play: CLE offers a unique mix of chal-lenging attractions that will have kids and adults alike running, jumping, climbing and testing their skills in ways you wouldn’t believe were possible indoors.Ages: 13 - 17 Thursdaay, August 2Time: 2:00-8:00 pm Class fee: $47Location: Bus Departs from Daniels Park

TeenTeenSafe SitterSafe Sitter

Worried about leaving your 11, 12, or 13 year old child home alone for a couple of hours? Concerned about leaving younger siblings with their older brother or sister? Want to prepare your child for babysitting?Young teens will be trained in fi rst aid, indoor and outdoor safety, and how to handle household emergencies so they are adequately prepared to stay home alone or watch younger siblings. Safe Sitters® is a nationally recognized, medically accurate program, taught by certifi ed Safe Sitter instructors, and recognized for excellence by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Safe Sitter graduates show increased self-esteem, confi dence, compassion, and responsibility. Ages: 11-16Saturday, March 10 Saturday, April 14 Saturday, May 12 Tuesday, June 12Saturday, July 21 Tuesday, July 17 Tuesday, August 14 Time: 9 am - 2:00 pmClass Fee: $68 / Resident Discount $63Location: Willoughby Senior Center Room #3Instructor: Theresa Sill


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Children between the ages of 6-13 may participate. Th e weekly cost of the camp includes two camp shirts, one rash guard shirt, ALL Arts & Craft s, supplies, games, and fi eld trips All children are required to wear camp shirts/rash guard on designated days. Camp Hours are from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. Locations include Ryan Park @ Ridge Acres, Daniels Park South and Daniels Park North. Registration Deadline is the Friday before the camp week begins unless we have reached our max of 65 campers. “Camp Swim Better” is swim instruction for Wil-loughby Campers. Is your summer goal to pass the swim test? Or do you just want to learn more? Th en “Camp Swim Better” is for you. Campers who register will be bused to the pool and get a weekly 45 minute lesson prior to our Friday swim days.June 8 to August 3 (No Class 7/6); 11:15 am - 12:00 pm Class Fee: $39 additional fee

Here are some exciting trips that we have planned: May 29-June 1 Infl atablesJune 4-8 Zip City June 11-15 Cedar Point June 18-22 Fun N Stuff June 25-29 Pioneer WaterlandJuly 2-6 4th of July PartyJuly 9-13 Clay’s ParkJuly 16-20 Zoo July 23-27 SkyzoneJuly 30-Aug. 3 Waldameer ParkAugust 6-10 Swimming Daily

Early Bird Registration runs from March 19 - April 20. During this time, a resident registrant will receive $5 off of the weekly price of $96 (Early Bird Price $91) Th ere is an additional weekly $8n Transportation Fee if you are using the bus service to or from camp.

Non-resident Early Bird Registration runs from April 2-20. During this time, a non-resident registrant will receive $5 off of the weekly price of $129 (Early Bird Price $124) Th ere is an additional weekly $8 Transportation Fee if you are using the bus service to or from camp.

Before & Aft er Care Before care will be a fl at fee of $10 per week, and Aft er care will be a fl at fee of $18 per week. If you sign up for both Before and Aft er care it will be $25 per week. Th e sessions must be paid in full before the start of each week of camp. Before & Aft er Care is from 6:30-9:00 am and/or 3:00-6:00 pm at the Willoughby Senior Center. Cost includes supervision and snacks/drinks.

Registration Form Requiredhttp://willoughbyohio.com/parks-recreation/form-

downloads/Fun Field Trips Planned: March 26 - Cleveland ZooMarch 27 - Fun N Stuff March 28 - Dr. AwesomeMarch 29 - Miceli’s Dairy Farm April 2 - Amish Tour

Field Trips Subject to ChangeGive your child the opportunity to spend their break doing various activities with their friends and our expe-rienced counselors. Participants will enjoy fi eld trips, arts & crafts, games and more! Please dress for the weather because we will be going to outside (weather permitting). A daily schedule will be emailed prior to each camp day. Camp activities will start at 9:00 am and end at 3:00 pm; before care (starts at 6:30am) or after care (must be picked up by 6:00 pm)Location: Willoughby Senior Center #12/gymClass Fee $35 / Resident Discount $30 per dayAges: 6-13 years old

Mini Munchkin CampMini Munchkin Camp Mini Munchkin Camp is for children ages 4-6. Th e camp consists of weekly fi eld trips, story time, Arts & Craft s lessons, songs and special surprise visits. Th e camp session runs from June 12 through August 2 on Tuesdays/Th ursdays and meets at the Willoughby Senior Center in room #12 from 9:30-11:30 am or 12:30-2:30 pm. All counselors and helpers are certifi ed in First Aid and CPR. Registration begins March 19 for Willoughby resi-dents and April 2 for non-residents. Th e Early Bird Regis-tration cost is $85 for residents and $150 for non-residents -- Early Bird registration runs through April 20. Aft er April 20, the cost is $110 for residents and $175 for non-resi-dents. Th e fee for this camp includes ALL Field trips, Arts & Craft s, supplies and games.


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Summer Basketball Camp For Boys & GirlsSummer Basketball Camp For Boys & GirlsLearn The Right To Play!

Academy Basketball 3-day camp breaks down the fundamentals of basketball…learn the right way to play, hoop it up, make new friends and have fun!Ages 6-14.Monday, June 11-Wednesday, June 13Time: 9:00 am - NoonLocation: Edison Elementary 5288 Karen Isle DriveClass Fee $90 / Resident Discount $85 Instructor: Sue Watkins, Academy Basketball

Challenger Sports British Soccer CampChallenger Sports British Soccer CampWeek of June 18-22; Monday through Friday

Osborne Park, 38575 Lake Shore Blvd.Each child will be coached by a member of Challenger Sports British coaching staff fl own to the USA exclusively to work on these programs. In addition to taking part in a daily regime of foot skill development (through the 1,000 touches curriculum), technical and tactical practices and daily ‘World Cup’ tournament style plays, each child will be treated to a rich cultural experience and lessons on respect, responsibility, integrity, leadership and sportsmanship. Challenger’s custom built camps focus on individual player development and are delivered by a team of passionate coaching staff handpicked to coach your player!Each camper will receive a FREE camp T-shirt, soccer ball, soccer poster, individual skills performance evaluation and free access to an educational soccer website. In addition, any child who signs up online before May 19th will receive a genuine British Soccer replica Jersey valued at $39. For further information please visit www.challengersports.com or call Carl Davey 513-245-4019.

PRE-SCHOOL CHEERLEADING CAMPPRE-SCHOOL CHEERLEADING CAMPPreschoolers learn skills that are the foundation of physical movement, coordination, and body awareness while they are creatively having FUN learning PRESCHOOL CHEERS, CHANTS, MOTIONS, JUMPS and TUMBLING! On the last day of this 8 HOUR CAMP, our cheerleaders will present a “picture perfect moment” Pep Rally for family and friends! Wear tennis shoes and bring identifi ed pompoms. Morning campers bring identifi ed water bottle and lunch, and afternoon campers bring snacks and beverage. A $5 insurance fee is due to instructor the fi rst day of camp.Ages 4, 5 & KindergartenersM-Th, June 18,19,20,21; 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 pm M-Th, July 23,24,25,26; 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 pmLocation: Garfi eld Park Lounge, 7967 Mentor Ave, MentorClass Fee $61 / Resident Discount $56Instructor: Northshore PREPS

CHEERLEADING, JUMPS AND TUMBLING CAMPCHEERLEADING, JUMPS AND TUMBLING CAMPCheerleading is more than cheers, chants, and motions. Jumps and tumbling are the skills that make cheerleading a sport! PREPS offers qualifi ed professional, safety-conscious gymnastic instructors, who were also cheerleaders, to teach these skills. Build your confi dence and self-esteem in this 8-HOUR Cheer Camp as we focus on skill progression for safe and confi dent backward rotation tumbling. We teach cheers and chants with motions and jumps as well as all the tumbling skills needed for today’s cheerleaders. Wear tennis shoes and bring identifi ed pompoms. Bring identifi ed water bottles and healthy snacks. AM campers bring lunch. A $5 insurance fee is due to instructor the fi rst day of camp.Cheerleaders entering Grades 1-3 in September 2018M-Th, June 18,19,20,21; 1:00 - 3:00 pm M-Th, July 23,24,25,26; 10:30 am - 12:30 pmLocation: Garfi eld Park Lounge, 7967 Mentor Ave, MentorClass Fee $61 / Resident Discount $56Instructor: Northshore PREPS

CHEERS, JUMPS, AND TUMBLING CAMPCHEERS, JUMPS, AND TUMBLING CAMPGood tumbling skills are a must for today’s cheerleader. TUMBLING SKILLS will include cartwheels, round offs, front and back handsprings, dive rolls and handstands. This 8 hour camp will include CHEERS AND JUMPS! Wear leotard or loose clothing with no belts and shirts that will stay tucked in. Bring an identifi ed water bottle and healthy snacks. A $5 insurance fee is due to instructor the fi rst day of camp. Students entering Grades 5-7 in September 2018M-Th, July 16,17,18,19; 1:00 - 3:00 pm Location: Taft Facility 1580 E. 332nd St., EastlakeClass Fee $61 / Resident Discount $56Instructor: Northshore PREPS

TUMBLING CAMP FOR GYMNASTS AND TUMBLING CAMP FOR GYMNASTS AND CHEERLEADERSCHEERLEADERS

Good tumbling skills are a must for today’s cheerleader. TUMBLING SKILLS will include cartwheels, round offs, front and back handsprings, dive rolls and handstands. This 8 hour camp will include JUMPS! Wear leotard or loose clothing with no belts and shirts that will stay tucked in. Bring an identifi ed water bottle and healthy snacks. A $5 insurance fee is due to instructor the fi rst day of camp. Students entering Grades 3-7 in September 2018M-Th, July 16,17,18,19Grades 3-5 - 1:00 - 3:00 pm Grades 6-7 - 3:15 - 5:15 pmLocation: Taft Facility 1580 E. 332nd St., EastlakeClass Fee $61 / Resident Discount $56Instructor: Northshore PREPS


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Build a Bot: Robot GamesDo you think you can build the strongest and most agile robot? Can your robot win a head-to-head combat mission? Come learn engineering strategies for building sturdy struc-tures using LEGO® bricks and then apply that knowledge to build a robot for friendly competition. You'll have a blast as you play robot football and complete the hoop challenge in this fun camp! Please pack a snack.Ages: 8-12M-F, June 11-15; 9:00 am - 12:30 pmLocation: Willoughby Senior Center #14Class Fee: $225 / Resident Discount $220Instructor: Sanpology of Cleveland

Adventures with Star WarsAdventures with Star WarsIf you love Star Wars®, this is the camp for you. Come participate in Star Wars® themed activities using LEGO® bricks and other interactive learning tools, build scenes from the movie, build ships, lightsabers, and more. May the force be with you. Please pack a snack.Ages: 6-12M-F, June 18-22; 9:00 am - 12:30 pmLocation: Willoughby Senior Center #14Class Fee: $220 / Resident Discount $215Instructor: Sanpology of Cleveland

Space Wars RoboticsSpace Wars RoboticsRobotics inspired by Star Wars® and space travel! Come on an adventure building and programming functional robots using LEGO® bricks in this super-fun camp. Learn about space, space travel and, of course Star Wars®! Build differ-ent robots each day! Learning is enhanced through the use of laptops. Please pack a snack.Ages: 8-12M-F, June 25-29; 9:00 am - 12:30 pmLocation: Willoughby Senior Center #14Class Fee: $220 / Resident Discount $215Instructor: Sanpology of Cleveland

AttackBots RoboticsAttackBots RoboticsIn this exciting camp, we will build a variety of military inspired robotic models. Children will learn about sensors, gears, pulleys, and programming as they create robotic cata-pults, crossbows, battleships and much more! Learning is enhanced through the use of laptops. Please pack a snack.Ages: 8-12M-F, July 16-20; 9:00 am - 12:30 pmLocation: Willoughby Senior Center #14Class Fee: $220 / Resident Discount $215Instructor: Sanpology of Cleveland

LOST NATION MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE 440-953-4280LOST NATION MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE 440-953-4280 WEEKDAYS 9 Holes 18 Holes Resident/Non-Resident $12.50/13.25 $21.00/22.50 17&Under/60+ Resident/Non-Resident $$10.00/$10.25 $17.75/$18.50

WEEKDAY SPECIAL WITH CART Residents/Non-resident $26.50/$28.50 17&Under/60+ $25.50 WEEKEND SPECIAL BEGINS AFTER 2 PM - WEEKDAY PRICING APPLIES

WEEKENDS 9 Holes 18 Holes Resident/Non-Resident $14.00/$15.25 $25.00/$26.50 CARTS 9 Holes 18 Holes Gas Cart $ 7.50 $ 14.00 Pull Cart $ 3.00 $ 4.00 TWILIGHT Walking $8.50 Riding $14.75


AdultAdultDog Training ClassesDog Training Classes

Did you just get a new puppy, recue an older dog or just want to reteach your furry friend some basic manners? Then bring them to school and get started off on the right paw to a well behaved four-legged member of the family! We are offering a 6 week Basic Obedience Course taught by David Sacks, Owner of D.A.S. Dog Training. David will teach you to work with your dog to learn: Sit, Down, Stay, Come, Loose Leash Manners, Leave it, Drop it, Off, and place. Ages: Dogs 5 months and upTuesdays, April 17-May 22Tuesdays, June 5-July 10Tuesdays, July 24-August 8Times: 6:00 - 7:00 pmClass Fee: $106 / Resident Discount $101Location: Willoughby Senior Center #2Instructor: David Sacks

Watercolor Painting Class Watercolor Painting Class Have a passion for art? Want to brush up on your skills in watercolor and color pencils. Join us for a laid back, fun, and educational time. Dennis will teach new tricks and assist you in reaching your desired artistic abilities. Ages: 8 and upWednesdays, May 2-July 11 (no 7/4)Wednesdays, August 1-October 3Time: 7:00pm-9:00pmClass Fee: $56 / Resident Discount $51Location: Willoughby Senior Center #8Instructor: Dennis Vargo

Beginner’s Novel Writing Beginner’s Novel Writing Become the next bestseller! If you have a passion for story-telling and a love of writing, this novel writing class is for you! Learn the basic elements of a novel: Characters, Dia-logue, Plot, and Setting. Also you will learn how to prepare your manuscript for submissions to agents/publishers, how to write a synopsis, cover letter/query letter, proper format-ting, proofreading/editing skills and marketing your novel. Come ready to write. Ages: 16 and upWednesdays, April 11– May 23; 6:30pm – 8:30pmClass Fee: $65 / Resident Discount $60Location: Willoughby Senior Center #3Instructor: Idalita Wright Raso

PUT-IN-BAY Day Trips PUT-IN-BAY Day Trips Our fi rst trip is during the 10th Annual Pirate Fest Week-end, and Trip Two is during Key West Days at Put-In-Bay! Leave the round trip driving and ferry boat ride to us. Then put on your fl ip fl ops and have fun and play at Put-In-Bay! One of Lake Erie’s most popular resort areas Put-In-Bay has something for everyone! When you step onto the island you can rent a golf cart, moped, or bicycle and spend a day ex-ploring the Island. Have fun! But not too much fun as you will need to make your 6:30 pm ferry back to the mainland. Pirate Fest - Saturday, June 23, 2018 Key West Days - Saturday August 18, 2018Class Fee: $30 / $25 Resident Discount - Cost includes round trip bus ride & ferry boat travel only.The bus will depart the Willoughby Middle School Parking Lot at 8:00 am and return around 9:30 pm Children under 18 yrs. must be with adult.

Medieval Faire and MarketplaceMedieval Faire and MarketplaceTake a bus trip back in time to an age of romance and chiv-alry, where brave knights joust and battle for the favor of the Queen, fair damsels and minstrels frolic, as the villagers enjoy a festival day with much merriment! Get a thrill on our human powered rides and try your hand at archery, axe-throwing and other games of skill. The shire of “Avaloch” is fi lled shops with treasures from silks to swords. You’ll hear the pounding of the blacksmith, watch demonstrating craft-ers: hand-blown glass art, jewelers threading fi ne gold wire around exquisite crystals, clothiers, soap makers and more. Be sure to bring some extra coin so you can enjoy a giant turkey leg or other food fi t for Royalty. Date: Sat. July 21, 2018; 10:30 am to 5:30 pmBus will depart from Willoughby Middle SchoolClass Fee: $30 / $25 Resident Discount Includes Bus Trans-portation & Admission

IKEA Trip IKEA Trip Join us on a shopping spree at IKEA in Pittsburgh. You can browse the entire IKEA store, eat some sweedish meatballs, and purchase some great things.Saturday, May 5; 8:00 am - 6:30 pm Class Fee: $20 / Resident Discount $15Th e bus will depart the Euclid Ave. Pool parking lot Instructor: Willoughby Parks and Recreation


Sports and Fitness Sports and Fitness Country Heat™ LIVE Country Heat™ LIVE

This is the high-energy, low-impact, country dance-inspired workout designed by celebrity trainer Autumn Calabrese that’s so much fun you’ll barely notice you’re getting a total-body workout as you work up a sweat. You’ll have a blast stepping in tune to the hottest country hits and quickly forget you’re torching a ton of calories. No complicated moves, no weights, no worries! It’s all about simple steps that turn up the heat, rev up your heart rate, and work your entire body, including your shoulders, arms, and booty. The choreogra-phy couldn’t be easier; just learn two steps at a time before moving on to the next two. It’s so simple, anyone can do it! Please bring a waterbottle with you to class.Ages: 16+Tuesdays, March 13 - April 17Tuesdays, May 1 – June 5Tuesdays, June 26th – July 31Tuesdays, August 14 – September 18Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pmClass Fee: $42 / Resident Discount $37Drop In’s are welcome for $8 a classLocation: Willoughby Senior Center #13Instructor: Elizabeth Ladiha

CIZECIZEWhat is better then dancing for exercise? Think you can’t dance? Think again! This is a workout that will teach you the moves to the hottest music around such as Ariana Grande, Meghan Trainor, Fifth Harmony, Jason Derulo and more. Cize Live! is professional dance for everyday people and breaks down professionally choreographed routines, step-by-step. It’s so fun, you’ll forget you’re working out! But make no mistake, you’re going to get a serious workout! Please remember to bring some water with you to class.Ages: 16+Thursdays March 15 - April 19Thursdays, May 3 – June 7Thursdays, June 28 – August 2Thursdays, August 16 – September 20Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pmClass Fee: $42 / Resident Discount $37Drop In’s are welcome for $8 a classLocation: Willoughby Senior Center #13Instructor Elizabeth Ladiha

Adult Archery for BeginnersAdult Archery for BeginnersParticipants will learn proper use of equipment and safety. How to shoot a bow properly and safely will be taught along with information and demonstrations of different forms of archery equipment and different archery forms - all while having fun! This class is outside so please dress appropri-ately and wear sunscreen.Ages: 17 and upMondays, April 23-May 14; 6:30-8:00 pmMondays, August 6-August 27; 6:30-8:00 pmLocation: Willoughby Armory, 4180 Grove Ave.Class Fee: $56 / Resident Discount $51Instructor: John Lifford

Adult Archery Intermediate / Adult Intermediate PlusAdult Archery Intermediate / Adult Intermediate PlusParticipants must have taken archery in the past

with Willoughby Parks & Recreation.The Intermediate class will be a continuation of proper use of equipment and safety. The introduction of sights will make shooting more accurate and the ability to shoot well at multiple distances. Different techniques will be employed to make all participants better at the sport - all while having fun! The Intermediate Plus course will further expand on the Intermediate course; introducing more advanced techniques and equipment. Participants can take this course multiple times and the instruction will be tailored to each individual archer’s needs. This class is outside so please dress appro-priately and wear sunscreen.Ages: 17 and upMondays, June 4-June 25; 6:30-8:00 pmMondays, September 10-October 1; 6:00 pm-7:30pmLocation: Willoughby Armory, 4180 Grove Ave.Class Fee: $56 / Resident Discount $51Instructor: John Lifford

Buti Yoga / Yoga ToneButi Yoga / Yoga Tone“ Buti” is a term meaning hidden or a cure to some-thing kept secret. “Yoga” has a meaning of a spiritual and ascetic discipline using breath control and medita-tion. In this HIIT class, we infuse yoga, plyometrics and also tribal dance. This practice combines cardio, strength , flexibility and power in a seamless format. Join me on for 60 minutes and start to feel empowered! Ages: 15 and upThursdays, April 5 - May 10Thursdays, May 17 - June 21Time: 6:00-7:00 pmLocation: Willoughby Senior Center gymClass Fee: $65 / Resident Discount $60Instructor: Carleen Vitalone


Sports and Fitness Sports and Fitness PiYo Live PiYo Live

PiYo LIVE! – A music driven, athletic workout that incorporates fl exibility, strength training, condition-ing and dynamic movement. You’ll sweat, stretch, and strengthen, all in one class! It combines the muscle-sculpting, core-fi rming benefi ts of pilates with the strength and fl exibility benefi ts of yoga. Because you’re always in motion, you’re burning crazy calories. It’s low impact, high intensity, restorative, empowering, and set to uplifting music. *BRING A YOGA MAT, WATER AND TOWEL!*Ages 16+Thursdays, March 15 to April 12Thursdays, April 19 to May 17Time: 7:00-8:00 pmClass Fee: $41 / resident Discount $36 ($10 Drop in) Location: Willoughby Senior Center #19Instructor: Jamie Rode

Tai Chi Tai Chi Tai Chi is one of the oldest Martial Arts and is a slow moving, fl owing dance that helps improve balance, has many health benefi ts and also is a type of self defense. It is meditation in motion and helps us breathe deeper and easier. It is benefi cial for any age or body type and can be modifi ed for those who need to stay seated. Tai Chi helps keep the joints loose, improves circulation, promotes longevity and is good for quieting the mind. Drop ins welcome for $10 per class Ages: 16 and overTuesday evenings, March 13-April 10; 7:00-8:00 pm* class held at the Willoughby Senior Center #13Tuesday evenings, April 17-May 22; 7:00-8:00 pm class held at the Willoughby Senior Center #13Tuesdays, April 3-May 8Tuesdays, May 15-June 19 (no class 5/29) or 6/5)*Tuesdays, June 26-July 31August 7-September 25 (no class 8/21 and 8/28)Location: Daniels Park weather permittingAlternate location: Willoughby Senior Center room #13Time: 10:00-11:15 amClass Fee: $65 / Resident discount $60*Class Fee: $55 / Resident discount $50Instructor: Gina Stropko at (440) 918-8206

Tetsudokan Jujitsu (Adults & Teens)Tetsudokan Jujitsu (Adults & Teens)Learn the ORIGINAL techniques of Japanese Jujitsu. Not watered down and limited by sport rules as in MMA Jujitsu, these techniques are highly effective self-defense for men, women, and teens. Strengthen your mind, body and spirit. Gain confi dence and make new friends. Improve balance, cardio, fl exibility, strength, agility. Go your own pace. Train as they train in the birthplace of Jujitsu. No uniform required, but New students can get one at 50% Off at any time. Beginners always welcome in our friendly and supportive group.Tuesdays Only Thursdays OnlyApril 3-May 22 April 5-May 24May 29-July 17 May 31-July 19 (No Class 7/5)July 24-Sept. 11 July 26-Sept. 13Class Fee: $80 / Resident Discount $75 for single day$125 / Resident Discount $120 for combined daysTime: 6:30 - 8:00 pm Location: Willoughby Senior Center #18Instructor: Gary Mason

Pilates for BeginnersPilates for Beginners Slow and progressive use of breath work; spine, pelvic, shoulder girdle, leg and arm control in many varia-tion of movements. Requires the engagement of your core powerhouse, multiple muscles and joints working together towards endurance, agility, mind and body strength. The Art of Pilates will enhance good posture, balance and symmetry which can carry over fl uidity into gestures and movements of your everyday liv-ing. All mat work exercises can be modifi ed to meet individual needs. Participants should bring a yoga mat, hand towel and water bottle. Wear fi tted comfortable workout apparel and socks (Optional book-The Pilates body by Brooke Siler and yoga block)Ages: 18+ M/W, April 2 – May 7M/W, May 14 – June 18M/W, June 25 – July 30Time: 6:00-7:00 pmClass Fee: $75.00 / Resident Discount $65 Location: Willoughby Senior Center #13Instructor: Patricia Harris


Sports and FitnessSports and FitnessBody SculptingBody Sculpting

Get fit with this one-hour cardiovascular strength-training class designed to make you lean and defined, providing a results-oriented whole body workout. Build and sculpt muscles, strengthen your core, im-prove your strength and flexibility while boosting your metabolism helping you to lose weight and inches by using just one set of 3-5 lb. dumbbells. Also helps to prevent the development of osteoporosis. Bring a set of dumbbells, exercise mat, water bottle, and stretch band to class (available on our website). Accommodates all fitness levels. To register or for more information, call 440-729-3463 or visit WWW.FLEXCITY.COM. $55 per 8 class term or $130 for 3 terms. Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:00-8:00 pm or Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00-7:00 pm. Class held at Willough-by Senior Center through Body Sculpting by Exterior Designs.

Donation HoursMonday-Thursday 9:00AM-1:00PM

Saturday 9:00AM-11:30AM

Taxable Distribution HoursThird Tuesday 6:00PM-7:30PM

Second & Last Saturdays 9:00AM-10:30AM

McKinley Food Pantry HoursMondays 6:00PM-7:30PM

Wednesdays 12:00PM-2:30PMThursdays 12:00PM-2:30PM

Contact Information

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Try someyhing new this summer! There is a 9-hole Disc Golf Course at Osborne Park, open from sunrise until 1/2 hour past sunset. Please do not trespass on private property to retrieve errant discs! Improvements to the disc golf course will be complete by the summer. For info about the course or league, contact Mickey Anderson 440-655-9996.

Enjoy access to the north of Osborne Park, a small parking lot and a1 mile walking path have been installed for your enjoyment.

Take advantage of the nice weather and walk for the health of it!


Aquatics Aquatics

Award: Osborne Pool: Euclid Pool: Rookie of the Year: Annalisa Di Cerce Jenna Sayle Semper Paratus: Hailey Bryan Charles Smrekar Do Right: Bernadette Seaman Steven Levand M.O.R.E. Marcus DeSantis Amanda Turk

Please Congratulate Our 2017 Willoughby Pools Employee Awards Winners

All photo ID pictures are taken during normal business hours - Monday-Friday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm in addition to ourextended evening hours Monday through Th ursday, May 7-31 from 7:30 am - 6:00 pm and

Saturday offi ce hours 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 6/2 from 9:00-11:30 am at the Parks & Recreation Department in City Hall

Euclid Avenue Pool440-953-4364

Open May 26-August 12

Osborne Park Pool440-953-4330

Open May 26-August 15Post Season Weekends OnlyPost Season Weekends Only

August 18-September 3August 18-September 3

May 26-August 12Sun., Mon., Tues. – 12:15-6:45 pm

Wed., Th ., Fri., Sat. – 12:15-7:15 pm

Pool Hours May 26-August 1512:15-7:15 pm

Some lap lanes will be closed on Tuesday and Th ursday evenings due to Swim Team Practice

Post Season Weekends onlyAugust 18 – Sept. 3 – 12:15-5:00 pm

Monday, Sept. 3 – 12:15-5:00 pm9:45 am-7:15 pm Monday-Th ursday

12:15-7:15 pm Friday-SundayToddler Pool No separate pool

1:30-1:45 pm3:30-3:45 pm5:30-5:45 pm

Safety Breaks 1:30-1:45 pm3:30-3:45 pm5:30-5:45 pm

12:15-5:00 pmClosed on Labor Day

Memorial Day, 4th of July &Labor Day Hours

12:15-5:00 pm

7:30-9:30 pm (No Mon.-Wed.) Pool Parties 7:30-9:30 pm daily

Friday-Sunday from 12:30-2:00 pm Daytime Birthday Parties Friday-Sunday 2:30-4:00 pm

9:45-10:30 am10:30-11:15 am

11:15 am – Noon6:45-7:30 pm7:30-8:15 pm

Swim Lessons 9:00-9:45 am9:45-10:30 am

10:30-11:15 am11:15 am - Noon

Doggie Swim Sunday, September 9 – 1:00-3:00 pm

Watch for posted signs where areas of the pool will be closed/unavailable due to classes or

special events. Postings will be on The City of Willoughby’s Facebook page and our

government access channel.


Aquatics Aquatics

Everyone who enters the gate during open swimmust have a swim pass or

pay the Daily Admission Rate

Any child under the age of eight (8) years must be accom-panied by an individual 15 years of age or older for admit-tance into the pool area and use of the pool facilities.

Willoughby ResidentsMust have Photo ID and a utility bill

showing your name/address to get this rate

Early Bird (March 9-May 11) Aft er May 11Pool Pass $35 $40Toddler Pass (5 & U) $10 $21Senior (55+) $21 $31Value Card $60 $60 12 Admission card - save $2.00 per admission!

2018 Discount – Bring back your photo IDs from last year and receive a $1 discount per photo ID re-used in good condition. Must have photo ID at time of regis-tration in order to receive discount.

$7 at the gate with Resident Pool Card for WILLOUGHBY RESIDENTS Willoughby residents who would like to pay the resident admission rate of $7 will need to purchase a Resident Pool Card for $3 at Parks & Recreation offi ce in City Hall.Proof of residency is required. Th e resident will need to bring the Resident Pool Card with them to swim each time along with the

$7 admission fee.

$10 at the gate for all non-Willoughby residents and those Willoughby Residents who choose not to purchase the Resident Pool Card

Non-Willoughby Residents*Toddler or Senior passes are not available for purchase*

Sales begin March 9Pool Pass $125Family (up to 4 people) $400Each additional member $70Families are defi ned as adult head of household and his/her spouse or partner and dependent children occupy-ing household, age 17 & under.Value Card $108 12 Admission card - save $1 per admission!

Kirtland/Kirtland Hills/Willoughby Hills ResidentsPool Pass $40Senior (55+) $31*Th e cities of Kirtland, Kirtland Hills & Willoughby Hills subsidize the cost of pool passes for their residents.

2018 Discount – Bring back your photo IDs from last year and receive a $1 discount per photo ID re-used in good condition. Must have photo ID at time of registra-tion in order to receive discount.

Daily AdmissionNEW POLICY for 2018

Be Part of ourSTAFF!!

Applications being accepted for WSI’s

& Lifeguards


Aquatics Aquatics Daytime Birthday Pool PartyDaytime Birthday Pool Party

Looking for the perfect place for your child’s birthday party? Or just to cool off and party in general. We have the best location around! Where else can the guests have so much fun? Th e party of 12 includes:-Invitations for 11 guests -12 Cupcakes -A FUN day of swimming - A Party Coordinator-Reserved picnic table -Zero mess at homeNeed a bigger party? Double it! Daytime Parties can onlybe sold in blocks of 12 with a Maximum of 24.

Friday, Saturday, or Sunday Parties AvailableEuclid Ave. Pool - 12:30 - 2:00 pm

Osborne Park Pool - 2:30 - 4:00 pm

Cost: $100 for a party of 12, including the guest of honor. Payment in full is due at time of reservation, to book your

party Call (440) 953-4200 or visit www. willoughbyohio.com

Evening Pool Evening Pool PartyPartyWilloughby Residents (need utility bill) can register starting March 9 by calling us or stopping at the Parks & Recreation offi ce. Non-Resident registration begins April 16. Online registration begins Monday, April 16 for everyone.

Pool party dates run June 1 through August 12Euclid Ave. Pool: 7:30-9:30 pm Thursday through SundayOsborne Park Pool: 7:30-9:30 pm seven days a week

Actual water time for all parties is 1 hour and 45 minutesAll patrons must exit the pool by 9:30 pm.

Pool Party cost is $300 - full payment due at registration

All parties are fully staff ed and all pool rules/regulationsapply. You may bring in your own food and beverages. Smoking, e-cigarettes, alcoholic beverages and glass bottles or containers prohibited. In the case of inclement weather, In the case of inclement weather, the pool manager on duty will contact the user at 6 pm the the pool manager on duty will contact the user at 6 pm the day of the scheduled party. No weather related cancellation day of the scheduled party. No weather related cancellation decisions will be made before that time.decisions will be made before that time. If inclement weather occurs during pool time, the manager will discuss options available with safety in mind. Any transfer by the renter will incur a $25 processing fee. Any cancellation by the renter not received seven (7) days prior to rental will incur a $100 cancellation fee or a $50 cancellation fee if cancelled prior to 7 days before the party.

Payment in full is due at time of reservation, to book your party Call (440) 953-4200 or visit www. willoughbyohio.com

Willoughby Stingers Swim Team Th e Willoughby Stingers are a recreational swim team with an emphasis on providing a fun summer activity for swimmers of all levels of experience and developing each swimmer’s ability to swim all four stokes (free, back,butterfl y, breast), Th e Stingers compete in the Suburban Swim League, or SSL, mostly against other Lake County teams. Many Stingers are also year-round competitive swimmers with the Lake Count West End YMCA Wildcats and area USA Swim-ming Teams. Some Stinger swimmers also use the swim team as a fun way to keep in condition for other competitive sports, such as soccer, basketball, and volleyball. All children between the ages of 6 and 15 (as of June 1) are eligible to join the Willoughby Stingers Swim Team. If you are 6-8 years old you must be able to swim a minimum of one (1) length of the pool unassisted, 9-15 years old must be able to swim a minimum of two (2) lengths of the pool unassisted. Team practices are Monday-Friday mornings at the Euclid Avenue pool as well as Tuesday and Th ursday nights at the Osborne pool on Lake Shore Blvd. Swim meets with surround-ing communities will typically be on Saturday mornings, with a possibility of one or more Friday night meets.New on-line registration will be available April 7, 2018, through June 1, 2018. Please, login at www.teamsnap/willough-bystingers.com to enroll. Additional late fees will be charged when registering from June 2- June 8. Th ere will also be a walk-in registration on Saturday, May 19, 2018, from 9:00-11:30 am in City Hall at the Parks & Recreation Department. At that time, you will be able to look/purchase team swim suits, spirit wear and purchase your season pool pass. If you do not have a pass by June 4, 2018, you will not be eligible to participate until a pass is purchased. Please bring a photo ID and a current util-ity bill with your name and address on it.Th e registration fee is $80 per swimmer with a family maxi-mum of $200 through June 1st. Aft er June 1st until June 8th the cost will be $100 per swimmer. You will receive a Stingers team t-shirt and a swim cap with your registration. Th ere is no guarantee for a team t-shirt to members who join aft er June 1st. Registration deadline is June 8th. Payment: Cash, personal checks & credit cards will all be accepted during walk-in regis-tration. Only credit cards will be accepted online. All swim team members must have a Willoughby Pool Pass. Th ey can be purchased at the Parks & Recreation Department from 7:30 am – 4:30 pm (or until 6:00 pm Monday through Th ursday, May 9-June 1). If you are not purchasing a season pass, a “Swim Team Only” pass must be purchased for $35; this pass only allows access to the pool during swim team practices, events and swim meets. Passes must be purchased by June 4, 2018 in order to swim in a meet.If you have any questions or would like to volunteer to help, please or email Chris Boeman, Stingers Board President at [email protected], or you can text him at 440-278-1221.


Aquatics Aquatics

Water Adventure Lifeguard Camp Water Adventure Lifeguard Camp Learn about it by doing! During our fi rst few days we will focus on what it’s like to be a lifeguard, explore the knowl-edge needed, and even practice lifeguarding skills. Mid week we will visit a beach and play while learning what it’s like to be a beach guard. Later in the week will visit outdoor water park to and have a blast with another day of awesome adven-tures. Finally we will wrap up our experience by shadow-ing real lifeguards, and learn about this great summer job fi rst hand. Participants should bring swim suit, sun screen, change of clothes, sweatshirt, towel, and brown bag lunch each day. Ages: 9-14Monday through Friday, July 23-27; 9:00 am - 3:00 pmPick up will be at 5:00 pm on Travel Days. Location: Euclid Ave. PoolClass Fee: $30 / $25 Resident Discount

Doggie Swim at Osborne Park Pool Doggie Swim at Osborne Park Pool Bring your dog for an end of the summer swim.

Th e pool is open for dogs ONLY! Price is $4 per dog, pay at the gate

Sunday, September 91:00-3:00 pm for All Dogs

Senior Water FitnessSenior Water FitnessJump in the Water and Move! Join this older adult active water exercise program on Monday and Wednesday morn-ings. Work at you ability level and enjoy the morning with movement. Register for class at the Parks and Recreation offi ce beginning March 20th.Ages: 55 and overMondays & Wednesdays, June 4 – Aug 1; 8:45 – 9:45 amLocation: Euclid Avenue poolWilloughby Residents: $31 prior to May 12 (includes swim pass) $41 aft er May 12 (includes swim pass)Non-Willoughby Residents: $41 (does not include swim pass)Instructor: Cheryl Lytle

WATEWATERREADYEADYWATEREADY is the Willoughby Parks and Recreation Departments, Water Safety Education Program.

In May we take the message of being WATEREADY into local class rooms to teach the importance of lifejackets, and encouraging swim lessons. That is where most water safety presentations stop.

We invite all the children to come one of our WATEREADY testing days where we conduct a Water Competency Test. Any Child 4-12 years who takes the test receives a free T-Shirt, and those who show water competency earn a “free” Willoughby Pools Beach Towel.What is the test?

• Step or jump into water above your head • Float or tread water for one minute• Turn around in a full circle and look for an exit • Swim 25 Yards to an exit• Get out of the pool without using a ladder

Our fi rst WATEREADY Testing Date is Saturday June 2nd at 10:00 am at the Euclid Ave. Pool. If at fi rst you don’t succeed….No Problem we will have a second test date during the National Night out on Tuesday August 7 from 7:30 – 8:30 pm at the Euclid Ave. Pool.

Both pools will celebrate Christmas in July by having a $1 Sundae Bar and a visit from Santa! Santa will arrive at Osborne at 1:00 pm and at

3:00 pm at Euclid Ave. Pool. Th e $1 Sundae Bar will Open at 2 pm at both pools. Ice-Cream supplies are limited, it’s fi rst come fi rst serve.

Wednesday,

July 25


Aquatics Aquatics Swim Lesson information:Swim Lesson information: All Red Cross lessons are $45 / $35 Resident discount You may only register for one session at a time You must pre-register for all swim lesson sessions No make-up lessons for missed or cancelled classesSwim lessons will be held at designated times, in the event of inclement weather, we will do safety lessons on the deck. However if it is unsafe to do so (ie; lightning and thunder) the lessons must be cancelled.

Parent/ChildParent/ChildChildren ages 6 months – 4 years oldParents and children learn together to increase a child’s comfort level in the water. Adult must accompany child in water for all ages in this class.

Pre-School Swimming Pre-School Swimming Children 3 to 5 Years of AgeFor children who have mastered the Parent/Child Class and are ready to go to swim class without parents.

Levels 1-5/6Levels 1-5/6Children ages 4 and over or successful completion of the skills taught in the preceding level or instructor permission.Development of swimming & water safety skills in a logical progression. Level 1: Introduction to water skills Level 2: Fundamental aquatic skills Level 3: Stroke development Level 4: Stroke improvement Level 5/6: Stroke refi nement & skill profi ciency Saturday Session runs Jun. 9 – August 4 (no class on July 7)

Registration deadline is June 8 by 4:00 PM All lesson held at

Osborne Pool9:00-9:45 am

9:45-10:30 am

10:30 am- 11:15 am

11:15 am - Noon

Parent & Child Aquatics NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS

Pre-School Swimming NO CLASS No Class NO CLASS

Level 1 NO CLASS NO CLASS



Level 4 NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS

Level 5/6 NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS

Adaptive Lessons NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS

Bucket List Lessons June 9-30 or

July 14-Aug. 4

NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS

Tuesday & Thursdays runs June 5-28 Registration deadline is June 5 by 9:00 AM

All lessons held at Euclid Ave. Pool

9:45-10:30 am

10:30-11:15 am

11:15 am- 12:00 pm

Parent & Child Aquatics NO CLASS NO CLASS

Pre-School Swimming NO CLASS

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 NO CLASS NO CLASS

Level 5/6 NO CLASS NO CLASS

Mondays & Wednesdays runs June 4-June 27 Registration deadline is June 4 by 9:00 AM


9:45 10:30 am

10:30-11:15 am

11:15 am- 12:00 pm

Parent & Child Aquatics NO CLASSPre-School Swimming NO CLASS

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 NO CLASS


Mondays through Thursdays runs July 23-August 2 Registration deadline is July 23 by 9:00 AM


9:45-10:30 am

10:30-11:15 am

11:15 am- 12:00 pm

Parent & Child Aquatics NO CLASS NO CLASSPre-School Swimming NO CLASS NO CLASS

Level 1 NO CLASSLevel 2 NO CLASSLevel 3 NO CLASSLevel 4 NO CLASS NO CLASS


Sunday Session runs June 10-August 5 (no class July 8) Registration deadline is June 8 by 4:00 PM

All lesson held at Euclid Pool

9:00-9:45 am

9:45-10:30 am

10:30-11:15 am

11:15 am- 12:00 pm

6:45-7:30 pm

Parent & Child Aquatics NO CLASS NO CLASS

Pre-School Swimming NO CLASS NO CLASS

Level 1 NO CLASS

Level 2 NO CLASS

Level 3 NO CLASS

Level 4 NO CLASS

Level 5/6 NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS

Adaptive Lessons NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS

Bucket List Lessons June 10-July 1 or July 15-August 5

NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS NO CLASS

Mondays through Thursdays runs July 9-July 19 Registration deadline is July 9 by 9:00 AM


9:45-10:30 am

10:30-11:15 am

11:15 am- 12:00 pm

Parent & Child Aquatics NO CLASS NO CLASSPre-School Swimming NO CLASS

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 NO CLASS


Monday & Tuesday EVENINGS June 4-26 (Deadline 6/4) or July 16-August 7 (Deadline 7/16)


6:45- 7:30 pm

7:30- 8:15 pm

Parent & Child Aquatics NO CLASSPre-School Swimming NO CLASS

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

Level 5/6 NO CLASS


Aquatics Aquatics Lifeguard TrainingLifeguard Training

Learn lifesaving techniques, gain leadership skills, and become qualifi ed for a new job! Must be at least 15 years old and pass a swim test on the fi rst day of class. Price includes online blended learning, class materials, CPR mask, and two year Lifeguarding certifi cation. Must attend every session at the times listed. Attendance in the course does not guarantee lifeguard certifi cation or employment. Candidates must pass written/practical exams and complete blended learning prior to class. Bring swim suit, towel, 2” binder, pencil, notebook, sweatshirt, and a brown bag lunch each day. Tuesday through Friday, June 5-8; 9:00 am - 4:00 pmTuesday through Friday, July 10-13; 9:00 am - 4:00 pmClass Fee $175 / Resident discount $165

Water Safety Instructor Course Water Safety Instructor Course Th rough video, hands-on skill building, and practice teach-ing you will learn all the water safety and drowning preven-tion tools and information needed to plan and conduct courses in American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program. Included are Parent and Child Aquatics, Preschool Aquatics, Learn-To-Swim, Longfellow’s WHALE Tales, Safety for Swim Coaches, 6 water safety presentations and 2 water safety courses.Ages: 16 years old by the end of the classM/W/F May 14 to June 1 No Class on 5/28 Time: 4:00-8:00 pmLocation: Euclid Ave. PoolClass Fee $210 / Resident discount $200Instructor: Jim Clark

Lifeguard Instructor Course (LGI) Lifeguard Instructor Course (LGI) Stand out from the lifeguarding crowd! LGI’s are always needed to lead in service training, conduct staff training, and to develop the lifeguards of the future. You must be 17 years of age and be ready to learn the techniques to teach Lifeguard Training, including First Aid, CPR for the Profes-sional Rescuer, Lifeguard Management, AED Essentials, as well as other lifesaving skills. Online blended learning must be completed by the fi rst day of class.Ages: 17 & over Wednesday through Friday, June 13-15; 8:30 am - 3:30 pmLocation: Euclid Ave. Pool Class Fee: $260 / Resident Discount $250 includes fee to the Red CrossInstructor: Jim Clark

“Splish” Adaptive Swim Lessons“Splish” Adaptive Swim LessonsCustomized swim training for people with extra challenges. If you need more than regular lessons provide, adaptive swim lessons may be for you. All AgesClass Fee: $75 / Resident Discount $65 (4 week session)Location: *Saturdays at Osborne Pool/Sundays at Euclid PoolInstructor: Pool Staff

Bucket List Swimming!Bucket List Swimming!Designed with the now oriented adult learner in mind. Th is small group program provides self motivated adults with, instruction, feedback and support. Your confi dence will grow as you achieve your short term and long term swimming goals. Th is is not a “baby class”. It is a relaxed, “grown up” approach to swimming. It’s not too late! Ages: 18+ Class Fee: $45 / Resident Discount $35 (4 week session)

Private Swim LessonsPrivate Swim LessonsLessons for those who need individual attention. Students and instructor schedule fi ve, 30 minute sessions. Th ere are no make-up lessons. Late arrivals will be able to participate in the remainder of the scheduled time. Each set of lessons will expire August 10, 2018. Please call Jim Clark at 953-4200 for further instruction. You must cancel a scheduled lesson 24 hours in advance! Lessons taught by: Red Cross Water Safety Instructors.Class Fee $90 / Resident Discount $80

Lifeguarding Review Lifeguarding Review Especifi cally for ARC Lifeguard who wish to re-certify.Date: Sunday, May 20 8:00 am - 6:00 pmLocation: 36900 Euclid Ave. Pool Willoughby, OH. 44094 Cost: $100 / $36 for Willoughby Lifeguarding Staff Bring: a copy of your current or recently (within 30 days) ex-pired Red Cross Lifeguarding Certifi cation, swimsuit, towel, goggles, change of clothes, sweatshirt, paper/notebook and a brown bag lunch. Th ose who wear contacts will need to bring a contact case, solution, and glasses as you will making rescues u/w with your eyes wide open. Instructors: Staff


Around TownAround Town

The Willoughby Area Welcome CenterThe Willoughby Area Welcome Centerwww.willoughbyareawelcomecenter.com

(440) 942-1905 The Willoughby Area Welcome Center is a nonprofi t organization staffed entirely by volunteers, serving visitors from near and far. We provide lo-cal area maps, brochures of events and attractions in northeast Ohio, as well as places to stay and menus of local restaurants. We are also a museum of local his-tory, especially that of Willoughby's important medical history, 1834-1847. Our gift shop has a charming array of local sou-venirs, postcards, historical photos and books. Admis-sion is free. We are located at 2 Public Square adjacent to Willoughby City Hall and are open Saturday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm and Wednesday and Sunday from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Like us on Facebook.

City of Willoughby Hometown Heroes BannerProgram is a living tribute created for the community

to recognize and honor Willoughby residents and their immediate family members who are serving and

veterans who have served or given their lives in service to our country in the United States Armed Forces.

LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPLORINGLAW ENFORCEMENT EXPLORINGInterested in a career in law enforcement?

Th e Willoughby Police “Law Enforcement Explorer Post 602” is accepting applications from young men

and women ages 14-20Topics include but are not limited to:

• Crime prevention techniques• Accident investigation

• Police practices• Ride alongs

• Police procedures• Traffi c control• Investigation

Participants will gain a working knowledge of law en-forcement as well as community service opportunities.Applications can be obtained at the Police Department.

Contact Ptl. Fedor for information: 440-953-4227

SaturdaysMay through October.

8:00 am - NoonWilloughby City Hall

Parking Lot

Citizens Police AcademyCitizens Police AcademyTh e Willoughby Police Department invites individuals 21 years of age and older to attend our Citizens Police Academy. Must have the ability to attend Academy one day a week for 2-3 hours over the course of four weeks. Dates to be determined. Applications can be obtained at WPD.

Contact Ptl. Fedor for further [email protected] or 440-953-4227

SundaysJune through September

9:00 am - 1:00 pmOsborne Park


Senior CenterSenior CenterSERVING THE SENIOR POPULATION SINCE 1975

We are a group of caring people providing a variety of informational, cultural and leisureactivities in a positive and helpful atmosphere for those individuals 55 and over.

Registration/Info Center Hours: Monday through Friday from 9:00 am - 3:00 pmOffi ce Hours: Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 4:30 pmActivity Hours: Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm; Extended Fitness center & Billiards room hours 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

Membership: Everyone age 55 and older is welcome to join the Senior Center. The cost for a Willoughby resi-dents is $7 per year and the cost for a Non-Resident is $9 per year. Everyone age 90+ enjoys a free membership.

Trips: With our own 38 passenger bus, 21 passenger van, and 15 passenger van, the Senior Center offers a wide variety of local day trips for theatre/dinner theatre, casinos, special exhibits, historical tours, and museums year round. Overnight trips, extended day trips and cruises are offered with a Senior Center escort through tour and Motorcoach companies that specialize in senior travel. In 2018: trips are planned to Chicago, Columbus, Wash-ington D.C., Noah’s Ark Encounter, Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino and Portugal.

Programs and Activities: Currently we offer: Power Yoga, Pilates, Zumba Gold, Tai Chi, Fit-Ones Morning Stretch, Men’s Basketball, Table Tennis, Cornhole, Pickleball, and Shuffl eboard. We also offer: Tap and Line Dancing Classes, and Walk the Path to Memory Fitness. Our Fit-Well program offers access to Ellipticals, Recumbent Bikes, a 5 station weight machine, treadmills, row-ing machine and more. Two training dates are scheduled per month offered at no charge for new Fit Well users. There is a $35 Joining Fee then Yearly Renewal of $12 (Resident) and $14 (Non Resident). Beginning June 2018 the Joining fee will be $40 then Yearly Renewal fee will be $15 (Resident) and $18 (Non Resident).

Unique Offerings: Reiki, Polarity Therapy, Refl exology, Massage, Podiatry Service, Manicure Service, Mem-oirs Writing Class, a Men’s Conversation Group, Lively Ladies Club, Bible Study, Book Club, Aging Wisely, Baking Classes, Pool Tables, a Red Hat Chapter of the Red Hat Society, Health Screenings, and Holiday Parties. Monthly we bring in speakers from the community on educational and interesting topics.

Do you like to play games? Members meet to play Mah Jongg, Cribbage, Pinochle, Bridge, Domino’s, Hand and Foot, and Chess.

Arts: Violin/Piano lessons, Zentangle, Crochet, Knitting, Quilting, KISS Rubber Stamping, painting classes, and crafting classes. We offer Hand Bells, The Goldenotes Orchestra, and The Browning Singers.

@willoughbyseniorcenter

440-951-2832www.willoughbyohio.com

Like us on facebook.


RecyclingRecyclingHOLIDAYS THAT DELAY TRASH

COLLECTIONBY ONE DAY INCLUDE:

2018 HOLIDAYS: New Years Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day

Questions on REFUSE, YARD WASTE or RECYCLING

Please call Waste Management at 1-866-797-9018

Pharmaceutical Recycling:Lake county residents can bring their unwanted and ex-pired prescriptions, cold/fl u medications, pain relievers, pet medications, vitamins, creams, cough syrups, pills and prescription pain killers. Residents should remove or black out the personal information on pharmacy la-bels and leave the medicines in the original package or container. Residents should be advised that absolutely no needles or syringes are permitted in these bins. Th e disposal hours for all the locations are Monday through Friday 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Saturdays 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Sundays from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.Willoughby Police Department36700 Euclid Ave.Willoughby

Lakeland Community College Police Department 7700 Clocktower Dr., Building A, lower level Kirtland - No Sunday hours

FlagDisposal

Box

Flag Disposal Box Will be located in front of City Hall starting

June 1, 2017. All fl ags deposited here will be disposed of properly.

Th anks to theChagrin River

Salmon Associationfor the donation of two

FISHING LINERECYCLING BINS

Located atTodd Field &Daniels Park

Please be responsible andset a good example for all!

Lake County Fairgrounds, 1301 Mentor Ave.NO BUSINESSES, residents only. Enter from Mentor Ave., follow event signs

April 28 - Electronics - 9:00AM - 1:00PMMay 5 - Scrap Tire - 8:00AM - 1:00PMJune 9 - Household Hazardous Waste - 9AM - 3PMAugust 18 - Electronics - 9:00AM - 1:00PMSept. 18 - Household Hazardous Waste - 9AM - 3PM

Solid Waste District 440-350-2908

Special Collections 2018


ParksParks1. Sunset Park, Beachview Road2. Osborne Park, 38575 Lakeshore Blvd. 440-953-43303. McKinley Elementary School, 1200 Lost Nation Road4. Lost Nation Municipal Golf Course, 38890 Hodgson Road 440-953-42805. Grant Elementary School, 38281 Hurricane Drive6. Gilson Park, 38125 Erie Road7. F. Alex Nason Park, Stevens Blvd.8. St. Clair Park, 36901 St. Clair St.9. Lincoln Park, 4135 Lincoln Ave.10. Todd Field, 38264 Glenn Ave.11. City Hall, 1 Public Square 440-951-280012. Parks & Recreation Department in City Hall 440-953-420013. Wes Point Park & Bandstand14. Edison Elementary School, 5288 Karen Isle Drive15. Ryan Park @ Ridge Acres, 36325 Kilarney Dr.16. Willoughby Municipal Pool, 36900 Euclid Ave. 440-953-436417. Willoughby South High, 5000 Shankland Road18. Willoughby Middle School, 36901Ridge Road19. Willoughby Senior Center, 38032 Brown Ave. 440-951-283220. Immaculate Conception Church, 37940 Euclid Ave.21. Daniels Park, 38401 Johnnycake Ridge Road

Pavilion RentalNeed a place to hold a picnic or a party - why not a Willoughby park pavilion? Pavilions are located at Daniels Park (seats 56, 63 and 98), Osborne Park (seats 70, 65) Gilson Park (seats 70) and at the Euclid Ave. Pool (seats 84). All of the park pavilions have electricity, water, grills and seasonal restrooms available nearby. You may purchase your pavilion online

with a major credit card, or phone in your order during our offi ce hours at 440-953-4200 – payment is due at this time. Your purchase will be non refundable or transferable. After your transaction is complete you will have 14 days to stop in or offi ce in city hall with your proof of residency (a current utility bill with your name and address on it); proof of residency must be in the name of the receipt. At that time a permit will be issued for your rental; your permit needs to be with you on the day

of your rental or you will forfeit all rights to your reservation. Reservations are accepted for residents only. $35 non-refund-able fee for a weekend rental and $15 non-refundable fee for a weekday rental. Reservations are being accepted now for the

2018 year. All posted rules must be followed.

DANIELS PARK EAST DANIELS PARK WEST DANIELS PARK ROTARY

GILSON PARKEUCLID AVE. POOLOSBORNE PARK


Daniels Park

F. Alex NasonPark

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GilsonPark

LincolnPark

MunicipalPool

OsbornePark

RyanPark @ RidgeAcres

SeniorCenter

St.ClairPark

SunsetPark

ToddField

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The Commemorative Bench Program is a unique way to celebrate a special occasion, honor a loved one orsimply share a friendly message with park visitors. With a gift of $1,450 you can install a new bench at a one of fi ve designated locations in the newly renovated Osborne Park. With installations, you can write an inscription that will be engraved on a plaque that will be installed on the bench. The City of Willoughby will be responsible for the care/maintenance after installation.

If you have any questions concerning the Commemorative Bench or Tree Programs, please call 440-953-4200.

The Commemorative Tree Program is designed for those persons or organizations,either living within or outside the City of Willoughby, desiring to commemorate aparticular person or event by planting a tree. We are currently planting trees atOsborne Park or Gilson Park. The cost to participate in the program is $255. Theparticipant will receive in return the planting of a healthy tree and a name platewhich will be placed by the tree naming the individual honored and a plaque whichwill be sent by the Parks & Recreation Department to whomever the purchaserhonors or desires to have notice of his/her contribution. Order Deadline for 2018planting is September 1, 2018. To date there have been 128 trees planted throughthis program.


Special Events Special Events

Memorial Day ParadeMemorial Day ParadeMonday, May 28th at 9:30 amParade will start in Downtown

Willoughby travel to Park Ave. to Hughes the cemetery.

Rib Burn OffMay 19, 2018 -- 12:00-10:00 pmMay 20, 2018 -- 12:00-8:00 pmHistoric Downtown Willoughby

OfOff

Kids Easter Egg HuntKids Easter Egg HuntSaturday, March 24, 2018

Egg Hunt begins at 12:00 pmTodd Field

Willoughby Residents ages 2-9The bunny will be available for 30 minutes after the hunt for pictures.Thousands of colored eggs will be

tossed, lucky fi nders of specialeggs receive a special prize.

2018 Eco Flea Market2018 Eco Flea MarketSaturday, April 28, 2018 -- 8:00am - 12:00pm

When cleaning out your closets or basement this winter donate the “goods” thatyou want to get rid of to the Clean City Commission or purchase a space to turn

your items into cash. All monies collected are used to beautify the City ofWilloughby, whether it is through a Mini Grant for an organization or towards

our Community Shredding event, which is Saturday, August 4th!Your “goods” will get recycled instead of going in the landfi ll!

For information, please call Debbie in the Service Department at 440-953-4111Canned good donations accepted for those in need

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9:00 am - 12:00 pm Free to Resident - 3 box limitWilloughby Service Garage37400 N. Industrial Parkway

Sponsored byClean City of Willoughby

Association Inc.call 440-953-4200 for more info

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July 21, 2018-10:00 am-5:00 pmFor more information please visit

http://wwlcchamber.com/

Saturday, August 18, 2018Family Fun

Parade - 2:00 pmFood

www.heartofwilloughby.com

July 4th9:45 pmSouth HighSchool

Annual National Night OutAnnual National Night OutCrime & Drug Prevention Event

Tuesday, August 7, 20185:00-8:00 pm

Euclid Ave. Pool

Classic Car Cruise-InClassic Car Cruise-InJune 16, 2018 -- 4:00-10:00 pmHistoric Downtown Willoughby

Arbor Day CeremonyArbor Day CeremonyFriday, April 27th at 6:30 pm

Wes Point Park in DTW

Listen to the essay winners ready their essays. This year’s topic is

“Why My Tree Is Important To Me”

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July 5 – Found Sounds: Alumni of the University of Akron Steel Drum Band is a unique ensemble made up of alumni and faculty performing a variety of authentic calypso, soca, reggae, and Island mu-sic for your enjoyment.

July 12 – GeezeCats (geez kats) n. Slang 1. Some cool old guys. 2. Aging hipsters, hepcats. 3. A top-notch premium quality Doo-Wopp band from Cleveland, Ohio!

July 19 – The Chardon Polka Band is not your average polka band. They are a group that brings new life and energy to this traditional music. While the group has an extensive catalogue of traditional pol-kas, they are not afraid to bring their own tunes into the mix along with polka-pop covers of artists like Justin Bieber and Lady Ga Ga; the band loves pleasing crowds anywhere and everywhere.

July 26 – The Diamond Project is a premier Neil Diamond cover band dedicated to performing a true replication of the musical stylings of a live Neil Diamond concert.

August 2 – Dave Anderson presents The Sounds of Willoughby with his guitar talents to the sum-mer concert series along with a few of his talented friends. You never know who might show up!

August 9 – Pieces of Eight featuring the Lakeside Brass is a Classic Rock tribute band well known to the Northeast Ohio. Eight veteran musicians with a dynamic horn section highlights the rest of the lineup of guitars, keyboards and drums.

August 16 - Out Of Eden is 6 piece Tribute Band who have replicated the music and vocal harmonies of the Legendary Eagles, Don Henley & Joe Walsh. All of The Eagles classic songs are performed!

August 23 - The Karma Kings are an experienced cover band, playing some of the great tunes of the past decades through to the popular hits of today.

August 30 - Abbey Rodeo plays the Beatles or the early Mersey Beat & 60’s sound but also with an element of hillbilly and country music to it. They add a combination of bluegrass and country sounding instruments that have the ability to transform a song. It is amazing how well a fi ddle or banjo works in many Beatles songs.

7:00 pm at Wes Point Park

Bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit on

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