Town of SullivanParks & Recreation

Summer 2015

707 Legion DriveChittenango, NY 13037

687-3471

Concerts at Chapman ParkBrought to you by the

Bridgeport Civic Organization sponsored by Oneida Savings Bank,

Blandings Hardware - Your Hometown Solutions Center Warner’s Sales and Service and Fisher Bay Too Go

Mondays at 6:30 p.m. All Concerts are Free of Charge.

Bring the family and a lawn chair or blanket and be prepared to get comfortable and enjoy some great music. On-site refreshments available.

JULY 6 - The CoachmenJULY 13 - The Fab Cats

JULY 20 - Thunder CanyonJULY 27 - T.J. Sacco

Concerts at Dr. West Parkin the Village of Chittenango

Sponsored by Chittenango Rotary, Oneida Savings Bank

and Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Dept.Tuesday’s 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.All Concerts are Free of Charge.

Bring the family and a lawn chair or blanket. Refreshments are provided by Rotary. Plenty of Parking is available. Farmers Market from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.

No rain dates for Dr. West Park Concerts

JUNE 30 - The Other GuiseJULY 7 - Cazenovia Community Band

JULY 14 - Better than BowlingJULY 21 - Thunder Canyon

JULY 28 - Smokin’AUGUST 4 - Tom Gilbo & Blue Suedes with Southern Comfort Band

AUGUST 11 - FabCatsAUGUST 18 - Party Nuts

AUGUST 25 - Mark Zane Band

SULLIVAN PARK319 Lake Street, Chittenango - Open from 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Rest rooms are available. Three pavilions are available by reservation May 9 to October 4. A Frisbee Golf Course is open during park hours. Fishing is allowed in pond from April 19 through September 30.

CHAPMAN PARK1463 Route 31, Bridgeport between Bridgeport and Lakeport - Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. May 9 through October 4. Rest rooms are available. Three pavilions are available by reservation. The dog park includes a large fenced in area divided into two sections where small and large dogs can be free to run safely off leash under the watchful eyes of their owners.

PARK SECURITYSullivan Park is patrolled on a regular basis by the Chittenango Village Police, NYS Police and the Madison County Sheriff Department. Sullivan Park also has a caretaker on duty. Chapman Park is patrolled by the NYS Police and Madison County Sheriff Department. Our facilities are also monitored by our Park Personnel. Emergency telephones are available in both parks.

BOCCE COURTSullivan Park has a bocce court open during park hours.

TENNIS COURTSEach park has three public tennis courts open during park hours. Leagues and lessons may limit the use of the courts at certain times.

BALL FIELDSSullivan Park has a softball field & sand volleyball court. Chapman Park has 2 softball fields, a sand volleyball court & 4 soccer fields. Leagues have priority.

WALKING TRAILSSullivan Park has numerous marked Healthy Heart walking trails. Chapman Park has a one-mile marked walking trail.

PARKS & RECREATION OFFICE

• OFFICE PHONE: 687-3471 (Voice Mail after hours)• FAX MACHINE: 687-9644• OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday• MAILING ADDRESS: Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Dept. 707 Legion Drive Chittenango, NY 13037

STAFF INFORMATION Director

(director@townofsullivan. org)Robin McCombie

Senior Program Director (rstiles@townofsullivan.org)

Tess PirainoRecreation Supervisor

(tpiraino@townofsullivan.org) Lori Davies, Secretary

(ldavies@townofsullivan.org)Carl Hill, Park Foreman

Lou LaPlante, Park Foreman

SULLIVAN PARK BOARDMark Davies, Chairman

Dave AlbeeTom Clark

Steve DrakeKim Guignard

Wayne Horning Scott Pellman

SCC BOARDSondra Emad, Pres.

Jeff Boulter, Vice Pres.Rob Shoemaker, Secretary

Barb BuyeaKaren Cleary

Maryanne FalkenburgJeff HellerBob Lake

Chad LamphearBrian O’ConnorForrest SeGuinJennifer SmithMatt Wagner

Krissy RobertsNathan Falkenburg

HOLIDAYS OBSERVEDOffice Closed

Memorial Day -- May 25thIndependence Day -- July 3rdLabor Day -- September 7th

Quick Reference

Since 2008 the Town of Sullivan Park Board asked all visitors to the parks

to adhere to a no smoking policy. Signs have been placed throughout each park to remind all visitors that

it is a “Smoke Free Park”

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Hello All,

I hope everyone had warm and safe winter season! It is very exciting to finally see the sun shining and hear the birds chirping!

As a native and graduate of Chittenango and the Town of Sullivan I am excited to be a part of the staff here at the Parks and Recreation Department as the Recreation Supervisor. With my background in physical education and adapted physical education, sport and recreation are something that I am very passionate about. I graduated from The College at Brockport in 2013 with my Bachelor of Science in Physical Education/Teacher Certification. After my undergraduate career I continued my education and recently completed my M.S. Ed. in December of 2014. I am very excited to work with the youth and families in the community to organize fun and exciting sport and recreation programs for participants of all ages and abilities.

With my interest and knowledge in adapted physical education my hope is to introduce sport and recreation programs for youth who may benefit from adapted sport and recreation instruction and participation. I have many ideas, but I would like to get feedback from the members of our community prior to starting a new adapted physical activity and or recreation program. Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any ideas.

I look forward to being a part of the Parks and Recreation department as well as being involved with the families and youth within the Town of Sullivan. If any questions, comments or concerns come about please feel free to contact me at the office or stop in. My door is always open!

Best, Tess Piraino315-687-3471tpiraino@townofsullivan.org

Yay – spring is finally here! After our Easter egg hunt, I was really beginning to wonder. This year was the first year that I got to help with the hunt; it was a little hectic, but went off without a hitch – mainly because of our dedicated and professional staff at Parks & Rec and the many volunteers that helped out.

Coach Brian Morcheck, along with the varsity Chittenango softball team, did a great job of checking everyone in, and I extend a special thank you to the Sullivan Community Council for all of its fundraising efforts and hard work to enable us to put on a lot of these great programs. As I am writing this, I’m trying to check out the weather; in two days, the fishing derby at Sullivan Park is going to take place, and the

weather looks great.You have heard me talk

about our great staff at the town before. It takes a team effort, not just one individual.

I want to thank Justin Pokines for coming back to help out while we find a new director. When we asked Justin to come back on an interim basis, he told me that he liked retirement too much, but he came back, anyway.

Thank you, Justin.Right now, we are starting

the interview process, and it is my hope that by mid-May we will have someone in that position.

As we go through spring, enjoy the area and most of all your families; take some time out to hug your kids or call your parents just to say ‘hi.’ It goes a long way, and these are the things money can’t buy.John M. Becker, Town of Sullivan Supervisor, Chairman Madison County Board of Supervisors

Town of SullivanTown of

7507 Lakeport Road, North Chittenango, New York 13037

Sullivan

John M. BeckerSupervisor

Hon. John D. ButtonJustice

Hon. Michael St. LegerJustice

Charlotte A. Ferstlercferstler@

townofsullivan.orgTown Clerk

Phone: 315.687.7221

Elwin “Sonny” CentnerHighway Superintendent

Phone: 315.687.6031

Carol GreeneTown of Sullivan

HistorianOffice hours are

Wednesday from 1 to 4:30 p.m. We have

many family files, pictures, census records,

newspapers, local history, etc.

From theSupervisor’sOffice

Farmer’s Market ReturnsThere’s No Place Like Homegrown moves to Tuesdays beginning in May

This year’s farmer’s market will be held Tuesdays starting May 19 at Dr. West Park on Genesee Street in Chittenango.

We will have all the concerts in Dr. West Park, and this year we will have many classic cars featured.

Also, we will have our “Taste of Chittenango” and two ice cream socials (from ZEMS Ice Cream in Canastota).

The farmer’s market committee has worked very hard to make this year’s market bigger and better. The members are: Colleen Baldwin, Mickey Kopp, Lois Cronk, Dick Sullivan, Matt Burgun, Bill Nickal, Debbie Rose, Ron Goeler and Bob Freunscht.

Please come out and support your local farmer’s market.

Tom KoppCouncilman

Assessment Information for 2015Tonya Pifer

The Tentative assessment roll will be available after May 1st, 2015. Grievance day for 2015 will be June 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

Grievance forms are available at the assessor’s office or online at www. tax.ny.gov; the Town of Sullivan currently offers Veterans exemptions, and STAR

exemptions are processed for the school taxes.

The year that you turn 65 years old, you may be eligible for a larger amount of exemption on your school tax.

If you have any questions, please call the office at 315.687.7222.Tonya Pifer, Assessor

Enjoy Fully all Parks & Rec Offerings

John M. BeckerSupervisor

Pay Attention to Safety Equipment in the Home

Bill PindleKeep your smoke

detectors in working condition throughout your home. Change batteries often. Many people have the detector hanging on the wall, but without a battery, the detector is worthless.

Please help to keep our town and county safe from any fires that might occur.

Second on my list is the carbon monoxide detector. I would suggest a carbon monoxide detector on each level of your home. Each year, a number of people die from carbon monoxide poison. I prefer a detector that can be plugged into an outlet with a battery

backup. I also prefer a detector that has a digital display on the face of the detector; by having a digital reading, you can actually see if there is any carbon monoxide in your home. The reading should be zero. This will ensure you that there is no carbon monoxide in your home. This type of detector can be purchased for around $50.

As usual, our other safety messages are also very important:

* The wood-burning stove should be checked often, especially the chimney, as this is where most of the fires occur.

* Keep your electrical system safe by turning all of the circuit breakers on

and off at least once a year.

* Also have a safety escape plan for all members of the household; set up a place where everyone can meet outside in the event of a fire.

I welcome questions on any of these matters; call me at 315.633.9333.Bill Pindle, Fire Inspector

John M. Becker jbecker@townofsullivan.orgTown Supervisor Phone: 315.687.9190

Kerry Ranger kranger@townofsullivan.orgCouncilman Phone: 315.633.9057

John E. Brzuszkiewicz jbrzuszkiewicz@twcny.rr.comCouncilman Phone: 315.633.5594

Thomas J. Kopp kopptom7@aol.comCouncilman Phone: 315.687.9626

William S. Cole wcole4@twcny.rr.comCouncilman and Deputy Supervisor Phone: 315.687.9346

Sullivan

Town CounCil315.687.9190

7507 Lakeport Road, North Chittenango

The Sullivan Town Council meets the first Wednesday

of each month at 7 p.m. and the third Wedesday of each

month at 9 a.m.

From the Fire Inspector

Fight the Good FightConsider Service in your Local Fire Company

Kerry RangerCouncilman

Bill PindleFire Inspector

Kerry RangerI am writing today with regard

to our local fire fighters. The town of Sullivan is very fortunate to have three fire companies to watch over us. On behalf of the Town Board, I just want to take a moment to thank each and every firefighter for their dedication to the job.

It takes a very special person to volunteer the time and risk their lives for our safety.

The Supervisor and Town Board are in the process of working together with the Bridgeport, North Chittenango and Chittenango fire companies to put together a plan on how to adapt for the future; the town is growing and its infrastructure

needs to grow with it.Each company is in need of

updated equipment and trucks. A new fire truck today can exceed $400,000 dollars. We are trying to do an in-

depth study on how to provide services and equipment while keeping taxpayer dollars in check.

Membership is another important issue we face. If you ever considered joining the fire department, now is the time. They can never have enough help. Depending on where you live, the

corresponding fire company would provide all the direction, training and gear you would need for the job.Kerry Ranger, Councilman

Youth Recreational ArcherySESSION 1: May 2, 9, 16 & 30SESSION 2: June 6, 13, 20 & 27TIME: May & June Session Saturdays 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.SESSION 3: July 8, 15, 22 & 29SESSION 4: August 5, 12, 19 & 26TIME: July & August Session Wednesday Evenings 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.SESSION 5: September 12, 19, 26 & October 3TIME: September Session Saturday 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.LOCATION: Full Draw Archery 1852 Clay Hill Rd.AGES: 8 to 16 yearsFEE: $30.00 per session (If you own bow & arrows) $40.00 per session (If you own bow but need arrows) $50.00 per session (Equipment included)CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCCLASS SIZE: Minimum 6, Maximum 10 REGISTRATION: One week prior or until full.DETAILS: Participants will learn safety and the recreational side of archery, aiming at 3-D and Paper Targets from the fence and from the balcony. Range is closed to the public during Parks & Recreation classes.

Open Range Hours (April 2 - November 14)6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Mon. & Wed. thru Fri.

3:00 to 9:00 p.m. Saturday and 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Sunday Closed Tues. year-round

Closed weekends June, July & August (but will open for your special event)

Rentals Available. Bows, Arrows & Accessories are available for purchase. Buy a bow through Full Draw Archery and get a FULL MONTH of Shoots! Buy a Bow through Full Draw Archery and get a FREE MONTH of Shoots! Leagues, Gift Certificates, Birthday Parties and Private Parties Available - Call 687-7767.

Summer “Junior” Golf ProgramFour Seasons Golf Center

DATES: Mondays & WednesdaysSESSION 1: June 29 - July 22SESSION 2: July 27 - August 19TIME: 9:00 or 10:00 a.m.AGES: 7 years old and upLOCATION: Four Seasons, Route 5 WestFEE: $95.00CHECKS PAYABLE: “Four Seasons”PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY: Session 1 by June 22 Session 2 by July 20DETAILS: Four consecutive weeks of two lessons per week. Clubs and balls provided. End of each session, round of golf at The Ridge.

Youth ProgramsStart Smart Golf

DATES: Wednesdays, June 24 to July 29LOCATION: Sullivan ParkAGES: 4, 5 & 6 years oldCLASS SIZE: Maximum 16TIME: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.FEE: $ 50.00 REGISTRATION: Deadline is June 16th CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCIMPORTANT NOTE: This is a parent-child based class. All participants MUST have an adult present to take part in the class. DETAILS: Fundamentals and proper techniques will be taught. Equipment will be provided for in class use only.

“Bear Power Basketball Camp”DATES: June 29 to July 2LOCATION: Chittenango High School GymAGES: Boys ages 9 (completed 4th grade) to 14 Girls ages 9 (completed 4th grade) to 16TIME: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.Early Bird Special: $80.00 per player (residents) $90.00 per player (non-residents)Camp Fee after June 19: $90.00 per player (residents) $100.00 per player (non-residents)CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Activities include individual and team instruction, skill building, foul shooting, and games. Each camper must provide lunch with a drink and be dressed ready to play.

“Jr. Bear Power Basketball Camp”DATES: June 29 to July 2LOCATION: Chittenango High School GymAGES: Boys and Girls age 7 (completed 1st grade) to age 9 (going into 4th grade)TIME: 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.Early Bird Special: $40.00 per player (residents) $50.00 per player (non-residents)Camp Fee after June 19: $50.00 per player (residents) $60.00 per player (non-residents)CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Activities include individual and team instruction, skill building, foul shooting, and games. Each camper must come with a drink and be dressed to play.

Summer PlaygroundDATES: Mondays & Wednesdays Sullivan Park Starting June 29 through August 7DATES: Tuesdays & Thursdays Chapman Park Starting June 30 through August 7AGES: Boys & Girls age 5 (completed K) to 12TIMES: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.FEE: $25.00 first child, $45.00 per family (Fee covers one park only)CHECKS PAYABLE: TOWN OF SULLIVANDETAILS: Outdoor recreational activities for boys and girls supervised in groups. Active and quiet games, crafts, theme days and special events highlight the six weeks. Bring a bag lunch.

Preschool PlaygroundDATES: Mondays & Wednesdays Chapman Park Starting June 29 through August 5DATES: Tuesdays & Thursdays Sullivan Park Starting June 30 to August 6AGES: Boys & Girls age 3 (by July 1) to 5 (Pre K)SESSION 1: 9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.SESSION 2: 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.FEE: $15.00 per child (fee covers one park only)CHECKS PAYABLE: TOWN OF SULLIVANDETAILS: Recreational activities geared for young children including crafts, stories, games and snacks. An adult must accompany child during this program.

Summer Playground “Friday Field Trips”DATES: Fridays, July 10 through August 7

LOCATION: Depart/return to Sullivan Park and/or Chapman Park playgrounds only.FEE: Prices include transportation & admission

REGISTRATION: A minimum of 25 children and a maximum of 45 children are required to run the program.DETAILS: Bus trips are open to registered playground participants on a first come, first serve basis.

Children should bring a lunch. **DESTINATIONS WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON THE

1ST DAY OF THE PLAYGROUND PROGRAM.**

Traveling Playground Come join us for arts and crafts,

games and lots of fun!

June 29 to August 6 FREE for Children ages 5 to 12 (Completed K)

Ride your bikes or walk to any of the locations near your neighborhood for fun filled activities with the Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation

Summer Counselors.

Sull-i-Van-O-Fun

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday10-11:30 Bridgeport School Dyke Road Lake Oneida Beach

Assoc. Property Kirschenheiter Park

12:30 - 2 Lake Oneida Beach Assoc. Property

Kirschenheiter Park Bridgeport School Dyke Road

Youth Programs

Girls Summer VolleyballDATES: Mon. or Wed., July 6 to August 12AGES: 9 to 12 years (Mondays) 13 to 16 years (Wednesdays)LOCATION: Sullivan ParkTIME: 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.Early Bird Special: $20.00 for 1st child $35.00 per familyProgram Fee after June 26: $30.00 for 1st child $45.00 per familyCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Instructional program stressing fun and recreation for the younger group and league play for the older group. Play will be on the outdoor sand court at Sullivan Park.

Youth Programs

Instructional TennisDATES: July 6 - August 13LOCATION: Sullivan Park: Mon. & Wed. 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. Chapman Park: Tues. & Thurs. 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. AGE: 8 to 15 years old FEE: $40.00 per child CHECKS PAYABLE: TOWN OF SULLIVAN REGISTRATION: Deadline by June 26 DETAILS: Instructional program stressing the basics of tennis and singles play. The program features 12, 1 hour lessons. Fridays will be rain make up days.

Summer Tennis Program“Future Stars” Tennis

DATES: July 6 - August 13 LOCATION: Sullivan Park: Mon. & Wed. 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. Chapman Park: Tues. & Thurs. 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. AGE: 5 (completed grade K) to 7 FEE: $25.00 per child CHECKS PAYABLE: TOWN OF SULLIVAN REGISTRATION: Deadline by June 26 DETAILS: Instructional program teaching the very basics of tennis in a friendly atmosphere where fun is stressed and everyone gets an opportunity to play and learn. Program features 12, 1/2 hour lessons. Fridays will be rain make up days.

Micro-Bear Summer Soccer LeagueDATES: Tuesdays, July 7, 14, 21, 28 & August 4LOCATION: Chapman Park/Button FieldsAGES: Boys & Girls 5 years old (completed K) to 11 TIME: 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.Early Bird Special: $55.00 per player (residents) $65.00 per player (non residents)Camp Fee after June 22: Add $10.00 per playerCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Introducing the Micro Bear Summer Soccer League, This is a fun and exciting five-week long soccer league. Throughout the duration of the league, sessions will begin with a training activity designed to improve each player’s technical ability and overall comfort with the ball. Following the warm up activity will be a summer soccer 4 vs. 4 league. On the first night players will be put into their teams and assigned a coach. They will receive a jersey in their team color and games will be 4 vs. 4 to maximize each players time and amount of touches on the ball. Each team will play multiple games per night. Players should dress for the weather, bring shin guards, bring a drink, wear their jerseys and be ready to play. Camp directors are Varsity Boys Coach - Brian Thomas and Varsity Girls Coach - Brian Brzuszkiewicz.NOTE: First night will be at Chapman Park and then alternating between Chapman and Button Fields.

Horsemanship CampSESSION 1: July 6 -9SESSION 2: July 13 - 16SESSION 3: July 20 - 23SESSION 4: July 27 - 30SESSION 5: August 3 - 6SESSION 6: August 10 - 13TIME: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. LOCATION: “Arise at the Farm” 1972 New Boston RoadAGES: Youth age 6 and up (completed K)Camp Fee: $175.00 CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCMINIMUM: 4 students per session.DETAILS: Come out to the farm and learn about horses from the ground up. Each participant will receive a 30 minute lesson each day of camp. Topics covered are equine nutrition, first aid, grooming, tacking and equine anatomy. There may be visits from our equine dentist or farrier. Spaces are limited, so sign up early!! Our counselors, both equine and human, have special training for people of all abilities! Each participant needs to bring a lunch, proper footwear and long pants for their riding lesson.

“The Breakfast Club” Soccer Training Program

DATES: Tues., Wed. & Thurs. July 7 to July 30LOCATION: Tues. & Thurs. at Button Fields Wed. at Chapman ParkAGES: Boys & Girls entering grade 7 to 12 & College TIME: 8:00 to 9:30 a.m.Early Bird Special: $65.00 per player (residents) $75.00 per player (non-residents)Camp Fee after June 29: Add $10.00 per playerCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: This is a four week program which trains three days per week. Activities include: Technical training, tactical training, small-sided games and soccer specific strength and fitness training. Camp Directors are Varsity Boys Coach - Brian Thomas and Varsity Girls Coach - Brian Brzuszkiewicz.NOTES: A Specialized “Goalkeeper” training will take place each Tuesday throughout the program.

Youth Programs

Golf Camp at Rogues RoostDATES: July 7 to July 9LOCATION: Rogue’s Roost, Route 31AGES: Boys & Girls age 8 and upTIME: 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Tues. & Wed. 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on ThursdayEarly Bird Special: $60.00 per player (residents) $70.00 per player (non-residents)Camp Fee after June 29: $70.00 per player (residents) $80.00 per player (non-residents)CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCMAXIMUM: 24 “campers”DETAILS: Campers should bring their own clubs. Included in the camp are golf rules, prizes, books, trophies, lunch and instruction.

Bear Country InstructionalYouth Football Camp

DATES: Mon., Tues., & Thurs, July 6, 7 & 9LOCATION: Bolivar Road Elementary Football FieldAGES: 8 (completed 3rd grade) to 15 years oldTIME: 4:00 to 6:30 p.m.Early Bird Special: $30.00 per player (residents) $40.00 per player (non-residents)Camp Fee After June 26: $40.00 per player (residents) $50.00 per player (non-residents)CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Coach Bill Cretaro & varsity athletes will teach the basic fundamentals of all offensive & defensive positions as well as punting, placekicking and snapping. Flag games will be played. Bring water bottle.

The Town of Sullivan Parks and Recreation Department will not exclude any youth from participating in programs for

financial reasons. Parents can contact the department to discuss a variety of scholarship opportunities.

All inquiries will be confidential.

Baseball CampDATES: July 20 to July 23LOCATION: North Chittenango Little League FieldsAGES: Ages 6 to 12 years oldTIME: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.Early Bird Special: $60.00 per player (residents) $70.00 per player (non-residents)Camp Fee after July 10: Add $10.00 per player.CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Chittenango Varsity Coach Matt Bloom and selected players will cover teaching the sound fundamentals of the game in a fun atmosphere. Great for all ages and skill levels. Girls are welcome!! Participants should bring a water bottle and a baseball glove.

Youth Programs“Big Bear” Soccer Academy

DATES: July 13 to 16LOCATION: Chittenango High SchoolAGES: Boys & Girls age 9 (completed grade 4) to 14TIME: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.Early Bird Special: $80.00 per player (residents) $90.00 per player (non-residents)Camp Fee after July 2nd: Add $10.00 per player.CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Daily activities include individual instruction and games, drills and technical training in a fun outdoor setting. Each camper must dress for the weather, provide a lunch with drink, a ball, shin guards and be ready to play! Camp director is Tom Daviau. Coaches are Brian Thomas and Brian Brzuszkiewicz.

Game DayDATES: Thursdays, July 9 to August 6LOCATION: Chittenango High School LibraryTIME: 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.AGES: Grades 9 to 12CLASS SIZE: Minimum of 10FEE: $15.00CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCREGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 6DETAILS: I heard you’re a player …. so let the games begin! Come to Game Day and you’ll find a range of gaming systems to give you your summer fix. Game systems will include: a wii, wiiU, Dance Dance Revolution, X-box or bring your DS and find a new friend to challenge. There will be plenty of board games to keep you busy too. Perhaps you’re a traditionalist and enjoy playing chess, checkers, Scrabble or Yathzee. Or you might enjoy. Trivial Pursuit (ranging from the traditional box set to the Rock and Roll version). If youlike competition, trading cards and role playing bring your “Magic” deck and get ready to duel. You’ll have hours of fun, meet some like minded gamers and most importantly you never truly lose a game, you just run out of time. The fee covers the cost of refreshments for the afternoon activities.

Youth Soccer LeagueDATES: August 3 to October 24LOCATION: Chapman ParkAGES: Boys & Girls ages 7 to 13 as of 8/1/15TIME: 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. weeknights & Saturday mornings Early Bird Special: $35.00 for 1st child $60.00 per familyLeague Fee after July 24: $45.00 for 1st child $70.00 per familyREGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 31CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Coed recreational league played in the town with age groups of: 7 - 9 years old and 10 - 13 years old. All players must provide their own shin guards. All games will be played on Saturdays, as scheduled, once school is in session. There will be a skills evaluation for 7 to 9 years old on Monday, August 3 at Chapman Park at 6:00 p.m. and for 10 to 13 years old on Tuesday, August 4 at Chapman Park at 6:00 p.m.

Youth Programs

Start Smart SoccerDATES: Wednesdays, August 19 to September 23LOCATION: Sullivan ParkAGES: 4 & 5 years oldCLASS SIZE: Maximum 15 participantsTIME: 5:15 to 6:15 p.m.FEE: $ 50.00 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 11th.CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCIMPORTANT NOTE: This is a parent-child based class. All participants MUST have an adult present to take part in the class. DETAILS: Fundamentals and proper techniques will be taught. Participants will be able to keep their equipment at the end of the class so they can continue working on their skills.

Kid’s Zumba CampDATES: August 17 to August 21LOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeTIME: 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.AGES: Boys & Girls ages 6 to 12Early Bird Special: $70.00 per student (residents) $80.00 per student (non-residents) Camp Fee after August 8: Add $10.00 per studentRegistration Deadline: August 14thCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCMinimum 10 kidsDETAILS: Designed for kids this high-energy dance fitness class is packed with specially choreographed, kid-friendly routines and all the music they love, like hip-hop, raggaeton, cubmia and more. It will increase their focus and self confidence, boos metabolism and enhance coordination. This class helps promotes good health and fitness and they will learn about different Latin dances, history and culture and take part in team activities. Dress your kids in breathable clothing, sneakers and send them with a water bottle.

Instructional SoccerDATES: Tuesdays & Saturdays, Aug. 11 to Sept. 19LOCATION: Chapman ParkAGES: Youth age 5 and 6 by 8/1/15TIME: 6:00 p.m. Tues. & 9:00 a.m. Sat.Early Bird Special: $25.00 for 1st child $40.00 per familyProgram Fee after July 28: $35.00 for 1st child $50.00 per family REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 7CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: Coeducational program focusing on the basics of the sport in a friendly atmosphere. Fun and sportsmanship are stressed. Everyone gets the opportunity to play and learn. All players must provide their own shin guards. Games will be played the last 2 weeks.NOTE: First night is Tuesday, August 11th at Chapman Park. There will be no program held on Saturday, September 5th.

The Silver Knights Soccer Camp August 24 to August 28 Chapman Park

AGES: 5 and up Full Day $195 - 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Mini - Knight $125.00 - 9:00 a.m. to NoonCHECKS PAYABLE: SCC

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 20

DETAILS: Camp includes 5 days of training, camp t-shirt, a Silver Knights Soccer Ball, 1 voucher for a 2015-2016 home game, certificate of participation, player skills evaluation and autograph session with Silver Knights Players. This camp is run by the coaches and players of the Silver Knights Professional Indoor Soccer team. Training topics will cover foot skills, juggling technique and variations, physical conditioning activities, 1 vs. 1 dribbling moves, ball striking with the 4 major surfaces of the foot and passing and finishing. Campers should come prepared each day with soccer ball (provided), soccer bag to keep your things together, outdoor and indoor turf shoes, shin guards, plastic water bottle and lunch.

Youth Programs

Kid’s Day OutTuesday, August 11th

12:30-2:30 p.m.Sullivan Park Pavilion 1

Boys and girls ages 5 (completed K) to age 12

Cost is $5.00 per child

Pre-registration only by August 3rd

Parents can drop the kids off for a supervised day of Hawaiian fun and games at Sullivan Park. Enjoy the limbo, music, games, prizes, pizza and more!

NYS Safe Boating CourseSESSION 1: Saturday, May 30SESSION 2: Saturday, June 13TIME: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.LOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults and children age 10 and up.FEE: FREECLASS SIZE: Maximum 30 per sessionREGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior or until full.DETAILS: This is a required course for all operators of personal watercraft and is the basic NYS licensing and certification program. Valid in NY State waters only. NOTE: All individuals regardless of age must be NYS certified in a safe boating course to operate a personal watercraft (Sea-doo etc.)

Instructional Programs

Money MattersSESSION 1: Thursdays, June 4, 11, 18 & 25SESSION 2: Thursdays, September 3, 10, 17 & 24LOCATION: Parks & Recreation Office Legion RoomAGES: AdultsTIME: 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.FEE: FREE REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 1 week prior to sessionHow Money Works Learn the three root causes of financial problems along with an overview of the Rule of 72, the 3 D’s of successful investing, credit card traps, debt payoff, how life insurance really works, and more.Building Your Financial House Understanding key concepts to plan for retirement, pay off credit card or loan debt efficiently, build savings for education, protect your income and more.Investing SuccessUnderstanding the market, top problems facing most investors, three factors to protect against, mutual funds, IRA’s, and the three D’s to successful investing. Investing at Retirement Over the next few years, more than 82 million North Americans will be entering retirement. Whether you’re retiring now or a few years down the road, make sure your on track to live the retirement you want. Knowing the difference between tax free and tax deferred money, whether or not you’re going to run out of or out live your money, understanding the required minimum distribution (RMD) process, and calculating along with understanding your FIN number are crucial.

Young Angler’s Fishing ProgramDATES: Tuesdays, May 12 to May 26TIME: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.LOCATION: Chapman Park Fishing PierAGES: Boys & Girls ages 5 to 12FEE: $5.00 per childCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCREGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 11 DETAILS: The perfect way for young anglers to learn the sport. Youngsters will be taught the fundamentals and the tactics of a successful fisherman.

U.S. COAST GUARD “About Boating Safety”

DATES: Tuesday & Wednesday, June 9 & 10TIME: 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.LOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults and children age 10 and up.FEE: $35.00CHECKS PAYABLE: Coast Guard Aux 092-02-14CLASS SIZE: Minimum 12, Maximum 30REGISTRATION: The Advantages of taking the Coast Guard Auxiliary Boaters Safety Class are as follows; It meets all requirements for all states that require the Boater Safety Class. Provides you with reference material to keep so you can review if you ever have any questions. Included with the price of your text books are; Your Boater Safety Certificate upon completion. Your Boater Safety Card that recognized in all 50 States. Confidence that you class is being conducted by trained and certified US Coast Guard Auxiliary Member. The Coast Guard Auxiliary is the benchmark for safe boating instruction.

FAMILY BINGO Friday June 5, 2015

Sullivan Park Pavilion 1 at 6:30 p.m.

$5.00 per family

Registration Deadline is Tuesday, June 2nd

Adults and children of all ages are invited to enjoy a fun-filled evening of family Bingo. Prizes awarded for all winners. We will play regular bingo, cover all,

T-game and other new variations as well. Bring the whole family for one small admission fee.

The Syracuse University Outdoor Challenge Course is a 4-hour program that will challenge your group to work as a team as you move together

in small groups through a series of activities ranging from 15 to 30 feet in the air. Complete the high ropes challenge course by zipping with your teammate

out of the tree house tower, on our dual zip-line and experience one of the best views of Syracuse you will ever find.

Program rescheduled in the event of high winds.Must provide own transportation.

Family Programs

Syracuse UniversityOutdoor Challenge Course

Sunday, July 19, 2015Syracuse University South Campus

9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

DEADLINE July 2, 2015$35.00 per person

Minimum of 15 people per group

AGES: Adults and Children ages 7 and up (Weight restrictions 50 lbs. to 300 lb.)

Healthy Heart WalkingAlong the Canal and in the Parks

DATES: May through October 16LOCATION: Canal Towpath, Lakeport Road Sullivan & Chapman ParksTIME: Daylight hoursFEE: NoneAGES: All agesREGISTRATION: NoneDETAILS: Enjoy the benefits of a regular walking program. Canal towpath maps and mileage logs are available at the Parks & Recreation office. Two walking trails are open at Sullivan Park, a 1/2 mile trail and a 1 mile trail. A 1 1/2 mile walking trail is open at Chapman Park. Look for the “Healthy Heart” signs near the parking lots in each park.

Chess ClubDATES: Monday EveningsLOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Teens and Adults age 16 and over.TIME: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.FEE: Free! Bring your own chess set.REGISTRATION: Ongoing, register nightly!DETAILS: Enjoy the challenges of playing chess against new opponents by joining the chess club. Players of all skill levels are encouraged to attend. Beginners are welcome. Contact John Wolf at 687-3356.

Recreational Bridge ClubDATES: 2nd & 4th Mondays of each month starting on Monday, May 11LOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults of all ages.TIME: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.FEE: Free! REGISTRATION: Sign up by noon on Fridays. DETAILS: Beginning Bridge in a relaxed atmosphere. Everyone is welcome.

Adult Programs

Turbo KickSESSION 1: Mon. & Wed., May 27 to July 1

May 25th class will be made up during the sessionSESSION 2: Mon. & Wed., July 6 to Aug. 12SESSION 3: Mon. & Wed., Aug. 17 to Sept. 23LOCATION: Bolivar Road School until June 17 after that at the Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults 18 and overTIME: 5:15 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.FEE: $45.00REGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior to session.CLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: Get hooked on the Turbo high! With cardio kickboxing and body-sculpting dance moves choreographed to the hottest music mixes, you’ll get lean and toned, and have a blast doing it! Its high intensity, fast-paced and totally addicting. Bring a mat and water bottle. Beth Zecher is the instructor.

Adult Open Recreation ArcheryDATES: Thru November 14thLOCATION: Full Draw Archery and RangeAGES: Adults 18 and over

$6.00/hour with own equipmentMon., Wed. or Thursday 6 - 8 p.m.$7.00/hour with own equipment

Fri. 6 - 8 p.m., Sat. 3 - 8 p.m. and Sun., 12 - 4 p.m.$20.00/hour using Full Draw equipment

during any of times mentioned above.DETAILS: Be sure to mention the special pricing found in the Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Dept. Flyer. No reservations needed! Closed weekend July and Aug.

Bocce LeagueIf you, or if you have a group that might be interested in joining or forming a bocce league, please contact the Parks & Recreation Dept. at 687-3471 for information.

Adult ProgramsPiYo - (Pilates/Yoga)

SESSION 1: Mon. & Wed., May 27 to July 1May 25th class will be made up during the session

SESSION 2: Mon. & Wed., July 6 to Aug. 12SESSION 3: Mon. & Wed., Aug. 17 to Sept. 23TIME: 6:10 to 6:55 p.m.FEE: $45.00 per sessionLOCATION: Bolivar Road School until June 17 after June 17 Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults 18 and overREGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior to session.CLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: Pilates classes that make you hold long, intense poses. PiYo speeds everything up including your results - by using dynamic, flowing sequences that can burn serious calories and at the same time lengthen and tone your muscles and increase your flexibility. “No weights, no jumps, just results” Due to building availability issues, if a class gets cancelled it will not be rescheduled. Beth Zecher is the instructor.

Sculpt/BarreSESSION 1: Mon. & Wed., May 27 to July 1

May 25th class will be made up during the sessionSESSION 2: Mon. & Wed., July 6 to Aug. 12SESSION 3: Mon. & Wed., Aug. 17 to Sept. 23LOCATION: Bolivar Road School until June 17 after June 17 Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults 18 and overTIME: 7:00 to 7:45 p.m.FEE: $45.00REGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior to session.CLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: This low impact 45 minute class fuses the best elements of Ballet, Pilates, Sports Conditioning and Stretching to form a routine that will evenly sculpt and quickly transform the entire body. Bring 2 - 5 lb. weights and a mat. Beth Zecher is the instructor.

Beginner Friendly YogaSESSION 1: Mon. & Wed., May 27 to July 1

May 25th class will be made up during the sessionSESSION 2: Mon. & Wed., July 6 to Aug. 12SESSION 3: Mon. & Wed., Aug. 17 to Sept. 23LOCATION: Bolivar Road School until June 17 after June 17 Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults 18 and overTIME: 7:45 to 8:15 p.m.FEE: $30.00REGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior to session.CLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: Moving through basic Hatha Yoga poses, you will leave this 30 minute class feeling longer, looser and more relaxed. Bring a mat and water bottle. Beth Zecher is the instructor.

Arms & Abs Sculpting ClassSESSION 1: Tues. & Thurs., May 26 to July 2SESSION 2: Tues. & Thurs., July 7 to Aug. 13SESSION 3: Tues. & Thurs., Aug. 17 to Sept. 24LOCATION: Bolivar Road School until June 18 after that at the Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults 18 and overTIME: 5:30 to 6:00 p.m.FEE: $30.00REGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior to session.CLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: Tired of jiggly arms? Or just want to firm up? This 30-minute class will focus on your arms and abs. You will love the feeling of a stronger core and the look and feel of firmer arms. Expect results! Bring a mat and a water bottle. Due to building availability issues, if a class gets cancelled it will not be rescheduled. Beth Zecher is the instructor.

10 Minute AbsSESSION 1: Tues. & Thurs., May 26 to July 2SESSION 2: Tues. & Thurs., July 7 to Aug. 13SESSION 3: Tues. & Thurs., Aug. 17 to Sept. 24LOCATION: Bolivar Road School until June 18 after that at the Parks & Recreation OfficeAGES: Adults 18 and overTIME: 5:50 to 6:00 p.m.FEE: $10.00 (If you are already registered for the Arms and Abs Class -- this class is included!REGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior to session.CLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: Hit your middle with a blast of core conditioning exercises to enhance abdominal definition and stability. This class is a must for any fitness enthusiast needing to strengthen the stabilizer muscles. Bring a mat and a water bottle. Due to building availability issues, if a class gets cancelled it will not be rescheduled. Beth Zecher is the instructor.

Adult Programs

Adult Co-ed Kickball LeagueDATES: Sundays, July 19 thru September 27 NO GAMES SEPTEMBER 6LOCATION: Sullivan ParkAGES: Adults age 18 and over.TIME: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.FEE: $120.00 per team (includes $50.00 forfeit fee)REGISTRATION: Full Payment due at the mandatory league meeting on Monday, July 13th at 6:00 p.m. at the Parks & Recreation Building.CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDETAILS: This is a recreational kickball league. A maximum of 11 players on the field with a minimum of 4 women on the field at all times. Minimum 4 teams, Maximum 12 teams.

Chittenango Child Care Center, Inc. “A building block to a child’s future”

208 Tuscarora Road Chittenango, NY 13037 Ages 18 months - 12 years 6:30am-6:00pm Meals Provided School Age- Before/After School, Break Weeks, Summer Program

NYS Licensed Contact us for more information

(315) 687-7962 www.chittenangochildcarecenter.com

PiYo - (Pilates/Yoga)SESSION 1: Tues. & Thurs., May 26 to July 2SESSION 2: Tues. & Thurs., July 7 to Aug. 13SESSION 3: Tues. & Thurs., Aug. 17 to Sept. 24LOCATION: Bolivar Road School until June 18 after that at the Parks & Recreation OfficeTIME: 7:15 to 8:00 p.m.AGES: Adults 18 and overFEE: $45.00REGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior to session.CLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: Pilates classes that make you hold long, intense poses. PiYo speeds everything up including your results - by using dynamic, flowing sequences that can burn serious calories and at the same time lengthen and tone your muscles and increase your flexibility. “No weights, no jumps, just results” Due to building availability issues, if a class gets cancelled it will not be rescheduled. Beth Zecher is the instructor.

Saturday Morning PiYoSESSION 1: Sat., May 30 to July 4SESSION 2: Sat., July 11 to Aug. 15SESSION 3: Sat., Aug. 22 to Sept. 26LOCATION: Bolivar Road School until June 18 after that at the Parks & Recreation OfficeTIME: 10:30 to 11:15 a.m.AGES: Adults 18 and overFEE: $20.00REGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week prior to session.CLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: Pilates classes that make you hold long, intense poses. PiYo speeds everything up including your results - by using dynamic, flowing sequences that can burn serious calories and at the same time lengthen and tone your muscles and increase your flexibility. “No weights, no jumps, just results” Due to building availability issues, if a class gets cancelled it will not be rescheduled. Beth Zecher is the instructor.

ZumbaDATES: Tuesdays, Thursdays & SaturdaysSESSION 1: June 9 to July 18LOCATION: Session 1 - Bolivar School until June 20 then move to Parks & Recreation OfficeSESSION 2: July 21 to August 29SESSION 3: September 1 to October 10 LOCATION: Session 2 & 3 Parks & Recreation Dept. until September 15 then Bolivar School.AGES: Adults 18 and overTIMES: Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:10 to 7:10 p.m. Saturdays 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.FEE: $60.00 per session NON RESIDENT FEE: $70.00 CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCMinimum 10, Maximum 35DEADLINE: 1 week prior to session or until full.DETAILS: Zumba is a Latin inspired dance fitness class. It is a total body workout with toning exercises and simple dance moves that is super fun! All you have to do is show up, keep moving and you’re guaranteed a good time! Certified Instructor: Beth Zecher. Bring a water bottle and a hand towel. Due to building availability issues, some classes will be held outside depending on weather. Classes that cannot be held outside will not be rescheduled.

Recreational Card PlayingDATES: Fridays, year roundLOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeTIME: 12:15 to 3:30 p.m.FEE: NoneREGISTRATION: None needed.DETAILS: Enjoy lively pitch and pinochle games in a fun, informal group. New players are welcome to join and socialize.

S.N.A.C.K. LuncheonDATES: Mon., Tues. & Fri.TIME: Meals served at 11:30 a.m.LOCATION: Parks & Recreation officeFEE: $3.50 (donation per person) DETAILS: A hot, nutritious noon meal is offered to all residents ages 60 and over and their spouses. No one is ever denied a meal for lack of funds if they cannot afford to make a donation. Menus are available. RESERVATIONS: Accepted one day in advance by calling Chittenango site manager, Theresa Combs at 687-6299. Home delivered & take out meals are also offered.

Fancy Hat LadiesBetty reports that the mad hatters are still meeting although they are no longer associated with the “Red Hat Society”. Now is an excellent time to join the group. For more information, call Betty Gillette at 687-9219.

Jig Saw Puzzle ExchangeWe have our jigsaw puzzle exchange going on at the

Parks & Recreation Office. This is how it works. People bring in puzzles. People take puzzles.

There are always several to choose from! We currently have a large selection of puzzles on hand. Please bring only puzzles that are in

good condition and have all their pieces.

Judy’s Out to Lunch BunchDATES: Wednesdays May 27 - The Forte in Morrisville June 24 - China Buffet, Dewitt July 29 - Borio’s, Cicero August 26 - Flo’s Diner, Route 31 September 23 - Knotty Pine, Wampsville October 28 - Fisher Bay, BridgeportTIME: 11:30 a.m. FEE: Order from the menu DETAILS: Meet for lunch, once a month, for an informal meal out. Everyone must provide their own transportation and has a separate check. The group will not meet in November or December.

Chittenango Osteoporosis Prevention Class

DATES: Thursdays, year roundLOCATION: Parks & Recreation officeTIME: 10 to 11 a.m.

BridgeportOsteoporosis Prevention Class

DATES: Mondays & Thursdays, year roundLOCATION: Bridgeport Methodist ChurchTIME: 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.FEE: NONEDETAILS: Classes are designed to help prevent and diminish the effects of osteoporosis and reduce bone loss through strength training exercises. There are openings for beginners in the Bridgeport Class only.

Sullivan Leisure Time ClubThis senior organization works with the Parks & Recreation

Department to promote social activities for ages 60+. New members are always welcome. Membership dues are $6.00 a year. Contact Robin at 687-3471 to join.

Senior Programs

Senior Programs

Van TripsDATE: Thursdays, May 28, June 4, 11, 18, 25 and September 24TIME: 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.FEE: $3.00 per person REGISTRATION: 1st come, 1st serveMAXIMUM: 7 passengers each tripDETAILS: The Parks & Recreation van will be transporting seniors to Walmart, Aldi’s, the regional market and other locations in the area as requested. Group meets at the Parks & Recreation Office unless other arrangements are requested.

Seniors Open Bowling TournamentDATES: Tuesday, May 12, 2015LOCATION: Green Lakes BowlTIME: 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. FEE: $5.00 per personREGISTRATION: Sign in at the lanesDETAILS: Open tournament features men’s and ladies’ divisions for high game and high series. No prior participation required.

Summer Open BowlingDATES: Tuesdays, starting May 19 to June 16 Thursdays June 25 to September 3LOCATION: Green Lakes BowlTIME: 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. FEE: $1.25 per gameREGISTRATION: Each week at alleys. DETAILS: Open, informal, mixed bowling with a fun atmosphere. No records will be kept. NOTE: The alleys will close in July. Open bowling league begins Tuesday, September 8.

AARP Defensive Driving ChittenangoSESSION 1: Saturday, May 16SESSION 2: Saturday, June 20SESSION 3: Saturday, July 18SESSION 4: Saturday, August 15SESSION 5: Saturday, September 19TIME: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.LOCATION: Parks & Recreation Dept.INSTRUCTOR: Joe Gaiser

AARP Defensive Driving BridgeportDATE: Tuesday, April 14TIME: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.LOCATION: Fisher Bay Restaurant Barrett Lane, Bridgeport Lunch available for purchaseINSTRUCTOR: Sherry MenningerFEE: $20 AARP members $25 non-members (Membership card required)Checks only - payable to: AARPREGISTRATION: Sign up in advance only with payment.DETAILS: All drivers age 50 and over offered a defensive driving course sponsored by AARP. Students must complete 6 hours to receive a certificate that my entitle them to auto insurance discounts. Please arrive 15 minutes before class start time.

Forever StrongSESSION 1: Tues. & Thurs., June 2 to June 25SESSION 2: Tues. & Thurs., June 30 to July 23SESSION 3: Tues. & Thurs., July 28 to Aug. 20SESSION 4: Tues. & Thurs., Aug. 25 to Sept. 17LOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeTIMES: 7:45 to 8:15 a.m.AGES: 55 and olderFEE: $20.00CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCREGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week before classCLASS SIZE: Minimum 10DETAILS: Designed for the 55+ participant, this 30 minute class features muscle toning exercises using stretch bands and your own body weight. In this class you will do specific exercises targeted to regain your muscle strength. You will enjoy a supportive, friendly and non-judgmental environment with people just like you. Bring your enthusiasm, a towel and a bottle of water. Get ready to have some fun! Instructor is Beth Zecher.

Forever FlexibleSESSION 1: Tues. & Thurs., June 2 to June 25SESSION 2: Tues. & Thurs., June 30 to July 23SESSION 3: Tues. & Thurs., July 28 to Aug. 20SESSION 4: Tues. & Thurs., Aug. 25 to Sept. 17 LOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeTIMES: 8:15 to 8:45 a.m.AGES: 55 and olderFEE: $20.00CHECKS PAYABLE: SCCREGISTRATION: Deadline 1 week before classCLASS SIZE: Minimum 10 DETAILS: This 30 minute class is designed for the 55+ participant to improve range of motion, posture, mobility and help improve balance by performing energizing stretches. Stretching is a form of exercise that is a key to mobility and can provide an easy and effective workout. You will enjoy a supportive, friendly and non-judgmental environment with people just like you. Bring a workout or Yoga mat, towel and bottle of water. Instructor is Beth Zecher.

Zumba GoldDATES: Mondays, Wednesdays & SaturdaysSESSION 1: June 8 to July 18LOCATION: All classes are held at the Parks & Recreation Office except for June 13 and 20 which are held at Bolivar School.SESSION 2: July 20 to August 29SESSION 3: August 31 to October 10TIME: 8:00 to 8:45 a.m. - Mon. & Wed. 8:30 to 9:15 - SaturdaysAGES: Seniors or 55 & olderFEE: $25.00 Per person, per 6-week sessionCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDEADLINE: 1 week prior to sessionDETAILS: Zumba is a Latin inspired dance fitness class. It is a total body workout with simple dance moves that is super fun! All you have to do is show up, keep moving and you’re guaranteed a good time! Zumba Gold is a special class designed for the active older adult population or the true beginner (de-conditioned) participant. Wear comfortable clothes and athletic shoes. Bring a bottle of water and a hand towel. Due to building availability issues, if a class gets canceled it will not be rescheduled. If the weather is good class will be held outside when there are conflicts.

Senior Programs

Annual Chapman ParkChicken BBQ

DATE: Wednesday, August 12 LOCATION: Chapman ParkTIME: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.FEE: $5.00 members of the Leisure Time Club $10.00 for non-members & guests CHECKS PAYABLE: Leisure Time ClubDEADLINE: Sign up by August 7.DETAILS: Leisure Time Club’s annual Chicken BBQ on the lake. Menu is Chicken and all those traditional side dishes. In case of rain the bbq moves to the Parks & Recreation Building.

Annual June PicnicDATE: Wednesday, June 17LOCATION: Sullivan Park Main PavilionTIME: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. FEE: $5.00 members of the Leisure Time Club $10.00 for non-members & guests Sponsored by Sullivan Leisure Time Club.CHECKS PAYABLE: Leisure Time ClubRESERVATIONS: Must be made by June 12.DETAILS: Join the LTC for their annual picnic in the park. Menu includes pulled pork sandwiches, baked beans, salads and other favorites from Abbott’s Catering. In case of rain we move to the Parks and Recreation Building.

Summer Supper at Chittenango Landing Canal Museum

DATE: Wednesday, July 22LOCATION: Canal MuseumTIME: 3:30 to 7:30 p.m.FEE: $5.00 members of the Leisure Time Club $10.00 for non-members & guests CHECKS PAYABLE: Leisure Time ClubDEADLINE: Sign up by July 15.DETAILS: Join the LTC at the Canal Museum for an informal picnic supper and of course, a fun tour of the museum.

Senior Spaghetti LuncheonDATE: Wednesday, September 16LOCATION: Parks & Recreation OfficeTIME: 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.FEE: $5.00 Leisure Time Club members $10.00 non-members & guests, (Pay at the door)DEADLINE: Sign up by September 11DETAILS: Joe Gaiser and volunteers for the LTC are together in the kitchen cooking up a terrific luncheon of spaghetti and all the fixings just for seniors! Entertainment by the Melody Makers follows lunch.

Senior Dinners

Voices of the 1940’sA Special Program at CMS

DATE: Thursday, May 21BUSING: Chittenango Middle School Must provide own transportationTIME: Program starts at 6:30 p.m.FEE: Free and open to communityDEADLINE: May 18 to sit with LTC DETAILS: Voices of the 1940’s features Marion Blumenthal Lazan, a Holocaust survivor and author of the memoir Four Perfect Pebbles, who will speak about her experience in a Nazi concentration camp. Also featured will be the CMS Pop chorus and girls 8th grade choir along with the Orchestra and Jazz band playing 1940’s music. This intergenerational program will be inspiring for all in attendance.

“West Side Story”Merry Go Round Playhouse

DATE: Wednesday, June 10BUSING: School BusTIME: Depart Parks & Rec. Office at 9:45 a.m. and Bridgeport Methodist Church - 10:00 a.m.FEE: $62.00 per personCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDEADLINE: Sign up by May 8 or until filledDETAILS: Set in NYC in the mid 1950’s W.S.S. is the modern adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. There are wonderful songs including “Maria”, “I feel Pretty” and “Only in America” and fabulous dance numbers. This show is sure to entertain. Lunch is included at the Spring Side Inn. Menu choices are: stuffed chicken, sliced sirloin or baked ham. Please make meal choice with your reservation.

Senior Bus Trips

“Mystery Trip”DATE: Wednesday, July 8 BUSING: Charter CoachTIME: Depart Parks & Rec. Office at 7:00 a.m. and Bridgeport. Methodist Church at 7:15 a.m.FEE: $59.00 per personCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDEADLINE: June 9 or until filled DETAILS: This is another adventure for all our travelers that like to guess where they’re going! Be ready for a fun day out. Come along and enjoy the day to...(only Robin knows where!) No one will ever guess. There will be some walking and lots of fun.

NY State Fair BusDATE: Monday, August 31BUSING: CCS School BusTIME: Depart Bport. Methodist Church-9:00 a.m. and Parks & Rec. Office at 9:15 a.m.FEE: FREE! DEADLINE: Sign up by Aug. 28DETAILS: Take advantage of a free ride to the State Fair on Senior Citizens day and also take advantage of free admission. Everyone will be dropped off and picked up on the grounds! You are on your own for “Senior Citizens’ Day at the Fair.” Two buses will be sent if needed.

Cortland Country Music ParkA Tribute to Elvis Dinner Dance

DATE: Thursday, August 20BUSING: Charter CoachTIME: Departs Parks & Rec. Office at 10:45 a.m. and Bridgeport Methodist Church - 10:30 a.m.FEE: $45.00 per personCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDEADLINE: Sign up by July 20 or until filledDETAILS: Start the day with a tour of the NYS Country Music Hall of Fame. Music and dancing along with a turkey dinner fill the afternoon. Tom Gilbo and the “Blue Suedes” put on a great tribute show to the King, Elvis!! Lives!! In Cortland anyway!!

Senior Bus Trips

Rock Island CruiseDATE: Wednesday, September 9BUSING: Charter CoachTIME: Depart Parks & Rec. Office at 7:45 a.m. and Bridgeport Methodist Church-8:00 a.m.FEE: $69.00 per personCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDEADLINE: Sign up by August 10DETAILS: Travel to Clayton NY and enjoy a coffee break in the pavilion with our Thousand Islands guide. We will have our lunch on the shore of the St. Lawrence River. Then enjoy a river cruise on a glass bottom boat to Rock Island. Explore the Light house and museum and other attractions of the island. The cruise then continues and docks in Clayton. Free time to explore the village ends our day.

Hudson Valley Foliage & West Point TourDATE: Wednesday, October 14BUSING: Charter CoachTIME: Depart Parks & Rec. Office at 7:15 a.m. and Bridgeport Methodist Church-7:00 a.m.FEE: $89.00 per personCHECKS PAYABLE: SCCDEADLINE: Sign up by September 14 or until fullDETAILS: Enjoy a beauty of the Hudson Valley as we start our adventure at the West Point Military Academy. Lunch is a bountiful buffet at the historic Hotel Thayer. We meet our guide for a tour of the parade grounds, the chapel, and other interesting facilities on campus. A VALID PHOTO ID IS REQUIRED FOR ADMITTANCE TO THE CAMPUS. No exceptions. We finish the day in the rose gardens of Boscobel for light hors d’oeuvres and a champagne toast.

HELP SUPPORT

SULLIVAN UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST

ANNUAL FUND DRIVE

Sullivan United Community Chest is conducting the 2015 fund drive for this financial year. The budget adopted by the Board of Directors is sixty thousand dollars

($60,000). Over ninety-eight percent of the money goes to the member organizations that make up the Community Chest. One thousand dollars is an expense for preparing and mailing letters to donors and businesses in the Town of Sullivan, expenses of

the annual audit and post office box rental.

Sullivan United Community Chest provides funds for human health, recreation and welfare services that are available for residents of the Town of Sullivan.

These are the organizations receiving funds from us:American Red Cross

Bridgeport Fire Dept.Catholic Charities

Chittenango Child CareChittenango Fire Dept.

Over the Rainbow Christian Pre-SchoolCommunity Action Partnership

Leisure Time ClubMadison Co. ARCMadison Co. 4-H

Madison Co. Children’s CampMadison Co. Office of the Aging

Marshall FarmsNorth Chittenango Fire Dept.

Revolutionary TrailsSullivan Community CouncilSullivan Food CupboardWEE Bears Preschool

Note: Sullivan United Community Chest is a 501(c)3 and is registered with the State of New York. The Community Chest distributes collected funds back

to local non-for profit organizations. It’s a great way to have your donations used for our local charities. An acknowledgment of your donation

will be sent to you with the appropriate statement attached.

Please send your donation to:Sullivan United Community Chest

P.O. Box 322Chittenango, NY 13037

ATTENTION VETERANS WE WELCOME YOU

Town of Sullivan Veteran Groupsproviding support to the community

American Legion Post 1287American Legion Auxiliary

Sons of the American LegionMarine Corps League

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8829

Visit http.//www.chittenangonyveterans.webs.com or call 687-7069

The Legion Room and Kitchen at the Veterans Memorial Parks & Recreation Building are available for parties and family functions. Reservations required.

Contact the Parks & Recreation office at 687-3471 for further information.

Parties and Family Functions In our fully Air Conditioned Room

Spaghetti DinnersThursday, May 21stThursday, June 18th

Thursday, July 16th (Legion Room) Thursday, August 20th (Legion Room)

Thursday, September 17thThursday, October 15th

Parks & Recreation Room4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

$8.00/Adults, $7.00/Seniors$6.00/Kids 5-12, Free/under 5

The May, June & Sept. dinners are sponsored by the American Legion Post 1287The July dinner is sponsored by

the Marine Corps League

DETAILS: The dinner includes spaghetti and meatballs, tossed salad, bread and butter, beverages and dessert prepared and served by members of the American Legion and Auxiliary.

VFW Bridgeport Memorial Post 8440 516 Route 31 Bridgeport, NY 13030

315-633-2422

Meetings - 1st Saturday of MonthWings - Every Wednesday - 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. - Open to public

Meat raffled 3rd Saturday of month - 2:00 p.m. til goneFor VFW hall rental information call Ken Fish at 315-751-5038

OOPS!The Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation staff has made every effort to prepare this brochure as accurately as possible Nonetheless, errors may make it into print. Circumstances may require that adjustments be made to program dates, times, fees, schedules, etc. The Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Department reserves the right to make such changes. We apologize for any inconveniences these errors or adjustments may cause.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO RENT SOME

TABLES & CHAIRS?

Contact the Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Department

for details at 687-3471

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION CONTACTS

Chittenango Pop Warner:Michelle Bishop

315-750-8828Little League Baseball:

Dave Stanton687-0257

Soccer Club: Brian O’Connor 687-0077

Lacrosse Association: Scott Barnard 687-5139C.H.S. Sports Booster:

687-2621Oz-Stravaganza:

Colleen Zimmer 415-8546www.oz-stravaganza.com

June 5–7, 2015Parade Saturday, June 6th at 2 p.m.

Visit us at: www.oz-stravaganza.com

Emerald City Idol Singing Contest • Oz Coloring Contest • Munchkin Mile Fun Run/Toto Trot • Oz Writing Contest

• Oz Coloring Contest • Land of Oz Passport • Contests & Events

Fun filled family event offering hot air balloon activities, Special Oz Guests, Oz Memorabilia, Crafters,

Amusement Rides, Games, Food, Silent Auctions, Oz History Exhibit, and Much More

L. Frank Baum Exhibit located downtown Chittenango, New York open year-round with limited hours and by

appointment, 315-333-2286.

SEASONAL EMPLOYMENTThe Parks & Recreation Department is accepting

applications for the summer season for the following positions: Summer Playground Staff,

Park Laborers and volunteers for a variety of youth and adult activities. Interviews for positions will start in May.

Applications are available at the Parks & Recreation office

707 Legion Drive, Chittenango, NY 13037

Community Programs

5/2: I Love My Park Day: Community Service day, 10am 5/26: Tuesdays on the Towpath, 6pm (Guided bike ride) 6/21: Canal Fest and Chicken BBQ, 12 – 5pm

“30 Years and Growing”: Music, boat race, games, Living history and 19th century craftspeople

7/31 & 8/1: Tent –N- Tag Sale, 9am – 5pm 8/17, 19, & 21: Canal Era Kids’ Camp, 9am-Noon

Bike Rentals Available

Open daily May 15 - Oct. 15, 10am – 4pm

717 Lakeport Road, Chittenango NY 13037 315-687-3801 info@clcbm.org www.clcbm.org

Events at The Landing

SKATE BOARD PARKSpring Hours May 1 to end of school

Saturday & Sunday 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.Summer Hours 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. 7 days a week

Weather PermittingLOCATION: Stooks Park, Lakeport Road

AGES: All agesREGISTRATION: FREE

All participants must wear the proper safety equipment and follow skateboard park rules.Skate Board Park is patrolled on a regular

basis by the Chittenango Police Department.

Chittenango Pop Warner Football & Cheerleading Fall Tackle Registration

Saturday, June 20th, 2015 – 10am – 2pm – American Legion - Chittenango - $70/child Saturday, July 18th, 2015 - 10am – 2pm – American Legion – Chittenango - $75/child SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st, 2015 – (FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE)

9am-11am – Button Field (next to Bolivar School) - $75/child

Fill out paperwork and pay online

Visit www.chittenangopopwarner.com Click on Registration/Forms tab to the left. You will see the On-line Registration Link.

Additional registration requirements:

Copy of report card – 2014-2015 (all 4 quarters) Wallet size photo Birth certificate 2015 Physical Documentation Remember to tell all of your friends

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT CHITTENANGOPOPWARNER.COM

Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Dept.707 Legion Drive, Chittenango, NY 13037

315-687-3471

ADULT PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM Name of Program

Session/Day /

Time Name

Address City

E-mail Address

Phone Number Cell Phone Number

Emergency Contact:

Signature Date

Paid cash/check #

***ONE FORM PER PROGRAM PER PERSON***

NAME OF PROGRAM ____________________________

NAME _____________________________________________ AGE __________ DATE OF BIRTH __________________ GRADE _________ SEX ________

ADDRESS _______________________________________ CITY _____________________________ ZIP ________________PHONE ____________________

MOTHER’S CELL __________________ FATHER’S CELL __________________ EMERG. NO. ___________________ E-MAIL_______________________

MOTHER’S NAME _______________________________________________ FATHER’S NAME __________________________________________________

DR. NAME ______________________________________________________ DR. PHONE NUMBER ______________________________________________

GROUP HEALTH CARRIER _________________________________________ POLICY/GROUP NUMBER _______________________________________

ANY ALLERGIES, SPECIAL CONDITIONS, OR DISABILITIES? __________________________________________________________________________

IS PARTICIPANT CURRENTLY TAKING MEDICATIONS? YES, SPECIFY _________________________________________________________________

T-SHIRT SIZE – CIRCLE ONE - YTH LG ADT SM ADT MED ADT LG ADT XLG (14 – 16) (32 – 34) (36 – 38) (40 – 42) (44 – 46)

I give complete permission to the above named person to participate in the Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation/SCC program listed above, and certify that all information on this form is complete and accurate. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN DATEMEDICAL EMERGENCY CONSENT: As the parent/guardian of the above named minor, I hereby give my consent for emergency medical care prescribed by a duly licensed Doctor or Medicine. This care may be given under whatever conditions are necessary to preserve the life, limb, or well being of my dependent. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN DATE(OFFICIAL USE ONLY) PAID________ CASH/CHECK# ________ WOULD YOU LIKE TO VOLUNTEER? NAME___________________________

Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Department707 Legion Drive, Chittenango, NY 13037 315-687-3471

One Form Per Child Per Program

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Help us build our community Dog Park “Brick by Brick”Thanks to the Town of Sullivan, the Chittenango Rotary Club, and a group of dedicated dog owners, the Chittenango Rotary Dog Park opened in the spring 2014. It is located at the scenic Chapman Park, on Oneida Lake, Route 31 in Bridgeport. The park includes a large fenced in area, divided into two sections, where small and large dogs can be free to run safely off leash under the watchful eyes of their owners.

Celebrate your pets, or honor those no longer with you by purchasing a personalized engraved brick. These bricks will pave a walkway to our new local dog park! All proceeds will go towards building the park and providing benches, play equipment, water fountains and a shaded area.

Everyone will walk on this brick pathway when they come to play at the dog park. You or your pet will be recognized for years to come!

Businesses and those without pets are encouraged to support our local project too! Personalize your brick any way you want! Creating a dog park will add value to our community and benefit us all!

Also, for ongoing information about the dog park, “like” us on facebook!!

Chittenango Rotary Dog ParkEngraved Brick Order Form

BUY A BRICK NOW

4” X 8” Engraved Brick are $50 eachCan be engraved with up to 14 upper case characters (including spaces and punctuation) per line, up to 3 lines per brick. May fit up to 17 characters if using upper & lower case letters.

8” x 8” Engraved Brick are $90 eachCan be engraved with up to 14 upper case characters (including spaces and punctuation) per line, up to 5 lines per brick. May fit up to 17 characters if using upper & lower case letters.

I wish my Engraved brick to read:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Symbol (optional):

Your Name:__________________________________________________________Phone:________________________

Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________

Amount Enclosed: $_____________ (Checks or Money Orders preferred)

Please make checks payable to “Sullivan Community Council”Completed order forms and payment can be mailed to: Sullivan Community Council Attention: Dog Park 707 Legion Drive Chittenango, NY 13037

For more information, call Marianne @ 633-1248

Special small symbols, such as a heart or paw print, are available for an additional $5.

Larger symbols, such as a dog breed shape are available on the 8”x8” bricks only, for an additional $10.

Samples

8” X 8”

4” X 8”

In Memory Of:BOWSER

1996 – 2010The Jones Family

The Brown FamilySammy & Jasper

2014

“Color Me Krazy” Chittenango Pop Warner 2k Family Fun Walk/Run

Sunday, August 23, 2015Sullivan Park

Registration starts at 9:00 a.m. and Walk/Run starts at 10:00 a.m.Cost is $10.00 per person or $35.00 per family of 4

Registration forms can be picked up at the Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Dept. oron our website www.chittenangopopwarner.org

Family oriented walk/run with colorful celebration of environmentally friendly powder paint and “water fun” along the guided route through the park trails and at the finish line.

The event will be followed by small relay events for families, oversized badminton, kickball games, coloring contest with prizes and other small events and/or relay races.

Summer Band lessons Elementary & Middle School Students - Lessons for All Woodwind and Brass Instruments

High School Students -Trumpet Students Only

Chuck Penfield, Band Director, East Syracuse-Minoa Schools B.M.—Music Ed. From SUNY Potsdam

M.M—Music Ed. From Ithaca College

20 Years Teaching Experience

6 week program/30 Minute Lessons—$20 per week Location: My Home — White Bridge Road, Chittenango

If interested, please email me at cpracer@gmail.com or call 687-0229

THEME PARK TICKETS

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 687-3471

Purchase at the Town of Sullivan Parks & Recreation Office707 Legion Drive, Chittenango, NY 13037

9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.$1.00 of every ticket sold will benefit the Frank DiChristina Memorial Scholarship Fund.

THEME PARKGATE PRICE

SCC PRICE

Darien Lake-Adult $45.99 $30.00Enchanted Forest WaterSafari - Adult $30.95 $27.00Great Escape/Splash Kingdom, NY-Adult $55.00 $40.00Hershey Park-Adult $58.95 $48.00Hershey Park Jr.-Age 3-8 $38.95 $36.50Six Flags New England $59.99 $38.00

Adult Tickets Available for purchase after

June 1 And may be used any day of the week

during the 2015operating season!

Accepted forms of payment are cash or check. No minimum

purchase required. Tickets are non-refundable.

Proceeds will be used to fund the Frank DiChristina Memorial Scholarship Fund. It provides a monetary scholarship to a male and female Chittenango High School

senior who has been active as a volunteer of the SCC or Parks & Recreation Department. The event will also help fund future SARDA projects.

SCC/SARDAGolf Outing

Saturday, June 20, 2015 Rogues’ Roost Golf & Country Club

9:00 a.m. Captain & Crew format $60.00 per person

Includes 18 holes of golf with cart, burger or hot dog on the turn, buffet and prizes!

RegistrationDeadline

June 10, 2015

Non Profit OrganizationUS Postage PaidChittenango, NYPERMIT NO. 25

Sullivan Community Council707 Legion Drive

Chittenango, NY 13037

Join Us for an Outdoor Movie at Sullivan Park

Thursday, August 13th

Disney’s “Big Hero 6” Rated PG Movie Starts at Dusk

This event is FREE to Town of Sullivan Residents.

Bring a blanket or chair. Concessions will be available for purchase.

Rain date is

Thursday, August 27th

Join Us for an Outdoor Movie at Sullivan Park

Friday, July 10th

Disney’s “Despicable Me 2” Rated PG

Movie Starts at Dusk

This event is FREE to Town of Sullivan Residents.

Bring a blanket or chair. Concessions will be available for purchase.

Rain date is

Thursday, July 23rd